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TU B SHERM AN CO UNTY,
JO URNAL,
MORO, OREGON
F R ID A Y . J U N « S, 193*
of crop estimates Indicated that
Mr. Kistner and brother were
the total supply of wheat w ill be
here Saturday to attend the com­
in excess o f the amount set forth
mencement exercises. He was pre­
No marketing quotas Tor the in the Farm A ct as the require­
sented with the high school senior
1938 wheat crop will be established ment fo r m arketing quotas. The
• loving cup in recognition of his
inasmuch as funds for making pay probable w inter wheat production
activity for the school during the
tnents were not provided as speci­ plus carryover, added to the prob­
year.
fied in the Agricultural Adjust­ able spring wheat production,
Mrs. L. M. Weber of Portland,
ment tAlct of 1938, according to defi ^makes a ipossible total supply of
who is now visiting in Moro, w i : j
nite announcements made iby Sec­ 1,154,000,000 bushels. I f this ma-
Unless further changes are made here Monday.-
retary Wallace.
teral zes theie will be from 400,-
the following teachers will instruct
Olive and John Robinson, June
In a statement received by the 000,000 to 450,000,000 bushels in
Wasco children here next school Hines and Wayne Bartron attend-!
Oregon office of the AAA, Secre­ excess of a normal domestic con,
year: Homer J. Dixon, principal; ed the commencement exercises at;
tary Wallace pointed out that May sumption and exports.
15 was the latest date for estab­
Andrew Landles, music; Frank Moro.
As a possible means of meeting
lishing a national wheat market­ this situation which was explained
Thomas and Nelson Nichachion,
Mr*. B. W. Guy entertained for
high school; Robert Belknap, 7th the pleasure of her daughter, La-'
ing quota to be voted on by the to Oregon growers recently by
and 8th grades; Georgia Bracken, veil when pupils of the seventh !
wheat growers. The law specified George E. Farrell, director of the
3rd and 4th grades; Frances Gors- and eighth grades were invited to i
that no wheat quotas could be in western IAAA region, the eastern
effect daring the marketing year Oregon Wheat league recently
line, 1st and 2nd grades. Joseph a dinner Wednesday night. It was (
Brooks was retained as janitor. Mr. he- thirteenth birthday.
, I
bejT*nning July 1, 1938 unless pro­ passed a resolution urging first,
visions for parity payments had that wheat loans 'be kej>t low
Leonard has a position at Ontario
Miss Frances Gorsline left for ■
been made prior to May 15. If enough to encourage a free flow
and Mr. Langley will go to Lex- T-ldpp?ndence
Friday returning
funds had ¡been provided, wheat of wheat markets of the world, and
ington to teach.
; Wednesday. She visited her par-
growers doubtless would have been second, th at an extra payment on
Mr. and Mrs. Harland Johnson tn s there.
given opportunity to vote on a northwest wheat ibe provided this
of Spokane visited here with their I Mhs Evelyn Scott ftnd f E ,
marketing quota, the statement year in order to make possible the
respective parents this week en .,
were entertained ut din-
read.
, .
lowered wheat loans without in­
Wm. Reid left for Portland to ner Wednesday evening at the
The
May
report of the division justice.
visit with his son Bill. Mrs. W.i.home
Mr and Mrs. Leo Wat-
E. Tate accompanied him down.
i ^jns.
Mr. and Mrs. Ired Fortner left
Mr gnd Mrg E(J Feldman spent
for Portland Tuesday and ^ c^"|the week end in Portland visiting
nesday attended graduation tx e r -, the¡r gon ¡n Uw an<J daughter> Mr.
cines at Pacific University tirhoro
where and Mrs. Wm. Hulitz.
their daughter, Winifred received
her diploma in Science and Physi­ 'An error was made last w iek
in giving the program for the
cal education.
eighth grade commencement. Jer-
Billy Sheets left for Hermiston rv Barnett was valedictorian for
Wednesday to sp^nd his summer the class instead of salutatorian
vacation with his grandparents, as reported.
AZARDOUS and strenuous as it is, mountain climbing is a paatime
Vacation days for the school an occasion .becomes a habit that
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ruping.
that is attracting to ita ranks more and more Americans each year.
M s. Leo Watkins and children
. child are happy days when they
rime has arrived for Mothers
The Sierra Club of California and The Mountaineers of Washington are
Mrs. Ove Hansen’s sister, Mrs. Eugene and Joanne spent the holi­
two
west
coast
alpine
organisations
whose
contributions
to
the
science
of
are
also
health
days.
They
are
to
Put irrt° practice their lunch
Lloyd Brown of Hillsboro atten­ days at Glenwood, Wn., visiting
mountain climbing are of firat-rate importance. Both of these alpine climb-
days
that
are
free
from
routine,
P
ecepts
of the school year.
That
ded the graduation exercises here i with relatives. Harry Richelder-
ing societies as corporate bodies and through the activities of individus
f'o
m
regular
hours
and
from
any
*
s»
f
i
l
i
n
g
responsible
for
a
lunch
and saw her niece Gertrude Han­ fer, accompanied them. He stayed
member« have done considerable climbing m Bntish Columbia which a
schedule of work. They mean free 80 that it may contain a nourish
regarded as the most fertile alpir-
"”5 field in North America.
sen finish high school.
until later in the week.
dom
to enjoy much out of door,
»bit, a fruit or vegetable and
Wasco high school commence-
Mias Dana Jean McMillien haa
j
play,
and
to
give
an
opportunity
i
m‘Ik,
or cool milk drink carried in
M<r. and Mrs. R. N. McGlasson
returned home from Northwestern, ment was held Thursday night at
to
<bufld
health
for
another
school
j
a
thermos
container.
business college.
j the school auditorium with the fol-
were breakfast guests of the Mr.
year. These benefits, however, are
Mothers will want to guard the
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Wilson
family
Sat­
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Johnson lowing
program: IProcessional,
I not gained without thought foi amounts of iced beverages and
urday morning and had lunch with
of Salem visited here recently with Miss Vivian Trounce: Piano solo,
rhyme or reason; but rather, care­ cold water consumed when the
the G. L. Barnets en route to
Mr. and Mrs. rt Smith.
Mias Vivian Trounce; Salutatory,
ful observation of the same health -body is very warm from activity,
Forest Grove where they will spend
Mr. and Mra. Homer Dixon andI Gertrude H .n.en: Presentation of
rules that are practiced regularly and will also advise children to
• AKl UHL
•on .com p ared by Mrs. Dixon1» I ° f Gonst.tnt.onal Plaque G. H.
some time with their parents. Mr.
through
the school year. Even eat only after they have rested
McGlasson will attend summer
mother, Mira. Stewart, left for E lk!«?-*:
of A' 7 rd’ 1 Mr'
IS IT LAWFUL TO PASS A though it is vacation time, no and relaxed a short time. The
school at ♦ the Unive:sity
City to spend the aummer.
j
.
U
; of Oregon
Cal, oCHOOL BUS WHICH IS UN- mn‘her can afford to allow her eating time can be prolonged if
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Fridley; Vocal duet, Lois Hilder-
Wednesday evening, May 25th, before returning here in the fall,
PASSENGERS?
Mr and Mrs. Hal Shelton were brand and Fern wndc; Address.
child to slip *'by” too much. Of the enough crisp foods are included for
Kent’s graduating exercises were having been reelected principal of
here for the week end
Dan W. Poling. Awarding of seld in the school auditorium, with the Kent schools for th e ensuing Yes, it is lawful, but it is a vital rules, Food, Rest, Exercise. thorough chewing.
Children respond happily to sug
Food is perhaps the most easily
The Mee vs State Industrial ac­ diplomas, W. A. Nesbit; Benedic­ Dan W. Poling, assistant director year.
; good idea to stop before doing so
gestion
in the vacation time, and
most
.
^consciously
violated
in
cident was postponed because a tion, F. L. Cannell; Recessional,
they
will
cheerfully prepare their
state witness was not available.
Miss Vivian Trounce.
own
lunches
if the material haa
Lunch
and
Mrs. Hazel Holling of Portland
IMrs. Etta Mdrford left Saturday
throughout been ordered. Simple lunches like
spent the week end visiting rela­ to visit her sister and husband,
.
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,
.
,
1 the school year, do they continue the suggested ones are a delight
tives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Gore at __
Wilson, salutatonan; Dan Hoskm- ning where they will -spend a few as the passengers on a school bus
thrnno-hnut
. Mrs. Mary Barbour and son, Longview.
•on, v.dedictori.n; the class pro- days visiting relatives.
1 are often very s m ll children w ho,
X Z r
months. B r e X s t to pack, they make for vitality and
health, and in additon are entic­
Leland visited her parents, Mr.
IM t . and Mrs. Oren Govro of phecy and class wdl were given
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Belshaw and a'c apt to dart out from b e h i n d ! ^
idg en
for the ing.
Mrs. W. E. Tate nere for several Portland visited Sunday with Mr
by Maxcine Smith and Rose Ellen Miss Mildred Nickerson of iMoro the bus without looking to rig h t; mornjn >s _lay. the adeqUate pic-
1. Peanut Butter and Grated
days.
and Mrs. Frank Lambom and Mr Barnet; and Gayle Guyton and were callers of Mr. and Mrs. Paul or left. Last fall an Oregon school
nic kjneh for relaxation and Carrot Sandwich on Wholewheat
Chester Wellenbrock *of Glen- and Mrs. B. W. Guy.
girl was killed in exactly this energy for the afternoon’s activity Bread. Radishes. Graham Sand­
Helen Sathcr. The speaker was Smith last Sunday,
soon, Wn., is now here with his
Miss ' Florence Armeworthy re­ introduced by Mr. McGlasson.
manner.
and the light balanced dinner for wiches of butter and nuts. Apple.
Mr. and Mrs. Uiceio Miller of
cousin, Eugene Gosson.
turned home Wednesday evening Helen Wilson received-a scholar­
Remember, too, that 15 miles
and
repair Milk. 5c for ice cream.
Moro were at Kent visiting a short per hour is the maximum, not the additional growth
R o m Morrow and w ife and Frank from Ontario and will leave Sat­
ship to (Pacific University; Dan
2. Egg and Celery Sandwiches
time Friday. They were aocompa- minimum. You should be travel- material.
M orrow are., in Salem with the urday for La Grande where she
Hoskinson was presented with a
on
Whole Wheat Bread. Apple
Horror
of
expression
sometimes
Laidlaw fam ily.
will attend summer school.
year’s subscription to the Readers
home by their
vu their
mioii uyiuv
mivm daugh-
uauSn- .
sjOwly enough so that you can
Butter
on Raisin Bread. Cocoa
appear
on
what
m
akes.
up
the
ter
Eva,
who
is
a
local
teacher
in
M r. and Mra. Owen Barnett and
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wallace were Digest; the .plaque from the Mas­
schools h e
stop,
if necessary,
to
,
.
. permit chn-
A favorite vacation picnic lunch to Malt in Thermos. Cookies.
son Jerry spent Sunday and Mon­ in Condon Memorial day..
deen to cros. ahe.d of you or to
takgn
thg p]ay p>rk an<,
ter Engravers was awarded to
day in Oak Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKean left Frank von Borstel, with Helen
Kent schools were dismissed for get out of the street.
■recreational center«. Sandwichea
Frank Knox aud family and Mra. for 'Medford to spend several days Wilson second.
J. H. Wilson, the year Friday May 27th with
ate the basis for this lunch, and
Mary Knox were In The Dalles on visiting with her parents.
To avoid successful prosecution
chairman o f the Kent school all of the last years teache s re­
Memorial day.
Miss Evelyn Scott left Friday board presented the diplomas to elected with the exception of C. P. on a charge of hit and run driv-1
them
a^correct
Mrs. B. H. Grady was hostess at for Monmouth to visit her par­ the class. Processional and .Reces- Rowe who resigned _ to attend]'ing a person who ha. driver, . , ubstantia,
tin
an adequate
several parties last week. Tues­ ents.
A tto r n e y A t L a w
»«[’«1 rparcHes were played by school th.s conung year.
. veh.e e which baa atruek another ,nnch
Qf co
an occasiona,
day at four tables of contract
\A family gathering was held N ell» Wilwn Two numbers were
£
No
, Luthgr Davis yeh.cle or pede.tr.an must do ‘he I
Qng for inat
that
bridge when Mra. Charles Everett at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Law sung by the h.gh «hool g,rls w.th anJ c p Rowg
a short tjme following things: He must s op eludes beans, sandwiches, pickles,
M oro a n d W aaco
won high score and Mrs. Bob rence Funk Monday. Those pres­ Mrs. McGlason at the piano.
: in r_roao
VqUo„
immediately
at
the
scene
of
the
Grass Valley Wednesday after ,
. . .
pop and a melting piece of cake
Bemi low; Friday four tables of ent were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ever­
address is no threat. It is only when such
\A senior class banquet was noon where Mr. Rowe stored his a<‘7d<‘ntl ^ ' 7 hu'
auction were in play, and Mrs. ett and daughter Lois Ann, H. E.
books for the summer.
!
car n“ mber’ a"d the name and
Frank Morrow held high score Everett, Mr. and Mrs. Charles held at Kent Grange Hall Tuesday
-
I address of any other occupant of
evening
May
24th
in
honor
of
the
and Mrs. Badley low and Mrs. B. Everett, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fer
Mrs. Ida Davis of Mo o spent' thp car he ig driving> to the other
W. Guy the traveling «core. Des roll, Mr. and Mrs. Elfin Ross and graduating seniors. The evening the week end visiting at the ihom e, pPr?ong involved, as well as ren-
aert luncheon preceded cards both son Wallace of Salem and Mr. anc was planned and provided for by of her daughter, (Mrs. J. C. Wilson. dprjntr anv necessary assistance to
the mothers of the senior class.
days. Iris and snap dragons were Mrs. Oarl E. Everett.
Bill McKnight and Leo Barnett! ^lurpd persons.
Jt. N. McGlasson acted as toast
Joe Ison and wife and two sons
used in decorating the rooms.
of Condon were over night guests
Hit and run driving in which
Mr. and Mrs. E. Weld apent a spent Monday at the home of Mrs ¡master for the evening. The pro­ of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Barnett another person is killed or ifijuned
gram
consisted
of
various
speeches
week here packing their household Howard Hines and family.
-Thursday.
entails a much more severe penal-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wangeman given by the seniors. The letters
gOOdS.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
S
Johnson
of
tv
than hit and run driving result-
Mr. and Mra. T. L. Kistner of and daughter of Portland visitec were taken from- seniors and each Moro and Mrs. Alvina 'Ragsdale of ing.in property damage only.
classified
In
its
own
class.
Im-
Newberg are the parents of a baby at the Charles Everett home over
promtu talks were given by var La Grande visited at the Guy
girl born May 20. She has been the week end.
Did you ever see a finer crop of
jous members present. Girls were Hoskinson home Sunday after-
Joe Hilderbrand and family anc
named Geraldine.
blossoms on the locust trees?
¿elected from the underclassmen noon,
James Maddox enjoyed a motor
““
trin to Baker, La Grande and Wal­ ito serve for the evening. Myrtle
The Bank-by-Mail service of this direct Branch of the big U. S.
Helyer
rendered
two
solos
during
^
re
Ydu Sure?
la Walla.
National practically brings the bank to you— if you can’t come to
the
evening.
The
High
School
Sir*. Belle" Clothier left Tuesday
the bank. Write or call for details.
class
song
was
sung
by
the
At
a
speed
of
15
miles
an
hour
for the home of her mother, Mrs.
C. R. Harding, Manager
L. A. Littleton, Asst. Mgr.
Seniors.
a dog chases a rabbit into a hollow
Mosier at Olympia.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
W.
Barnett
of
log
10
feet
long.
The
rabbit
races
M»* end 'Mrs. Gilbert Hill of The
Dalles were guests Sunday at the The Dalles were over night guests through to the other end but the
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. dog gets there first. The rabbit
Otis Rovse home.
G roceries- - Men ts— Fresh
i turns and doubles his speed to the
Walter Gorro of Spokane is here Matthes Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Rowe and opposite end but again the dog
with relatives.
Fruits and Vegetables in
H e a d O ffic e , P o r tla n d , O re g o n
Mrs. Pepner left for the home son /Clofford left Friday for St. *8 ready to grab him. This goes
M E M B IH
H I) ( R « I
D tP O S It
I R S U R Ä N C t
C O R P O R A T IO N
Season
Helens
where
they
will
visit
the
°n
and
on,
alth
o
u
g
h
the
rabbit
of her daughter, Mrs. Phegley, at
doubles hjs previous speed after
Condon, where she will remain all former’s parents.
A state highway oiling crew ®vcry tu5n-' How lo“K does
(
summer.
arrived
from
Salem
arrived
at
hn"
tc’
havc,
h,s
head
°
ut
of
both
Mrs. Clarence Dunn is visiting
,(>P at riie same time?; s.
he'e with her mother, Mrs. Clyde Kent Wednesday to start ailing en“s
Hearing. She will leave soon with the highway south of Kent.
her two daughters, to make her
Nan Smith left Friday for her OO O OO O O OOCC iQ Cq OOO O C O OOOO OC gCOOeOOOO O i O OiOOOOOOOOO OC
...... .....
home a t Dufur where she will
See u.i for-
Mrs. B. W. Guv rnd children spend the summer before resuming
were in Goldendale for Memorial her teaching here next foil.
1 f j
day.
Mary Hoskinson, who attends
Mr and Mrs. Orville Yocum and St. Mary’s Academy in The Dalles
daughter
PatriJa spent the holi- returned to Kent last week where
20,000 pounds of sweatring horse -
C o u n tr y D e liv e r y o f G a s & O il
flesh strains against the collar . . . dav at Newbe:g and Sheridan.
she will spend the summer with
A patriotic program was held in
tugs stretch, muscles tense, driver
her parents.
,
S p e r r y D a ir y a n d P o u ltr y F e e d s
shouts and a four bottom plow The D»llrts by Townsend club mem
iMrs. Ernest Barnett and daugh­
hers.
W.
A.
Spencer
gave
a
talk
a
moves forward . . . . at two miles
ter Emma Jeane and son Louie
on the national convention which
per hour.
of Condon are spending a few
S p e r r y F lo u r
In the next field 7000 pounds of will be held at Los Angeles days at Kent visiting relatives and
June
19.
yellow “Caterpillar”’ diesel tractor
..
|
Mr, and Mrs. Joe Drinkard are friends.
hitched to the same size load
J.
E.
Norton.
Bob
Wallman,
Te<P
F E E D
G R IN D IN G
moves forward with ho fuss or parents of a son born at The von Borstel and Frank von Borstel
• T h e H o t point Sherwood Electric Range is an
strain . . . . at three miles pe© Dalle* hospital Saturday, /May 28. and son Jackie and Frank, jr., at­
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Mr.
and
Mis.
Robert
Kaseberg
hour.
en tirely new deluxe model styled for the all-elec­
tended the Baptist church ser­
Safety Deposit Boxeb f o r Lease
The horses make a round and rest. recently returned from a visit to v ice s at Grass Valley Sunday.
tric kitchen. Exclusive features include: new oven
i
t
The tractor keeps going, tireless­ Mr. and Mrs. Shuckman’s in Port­
a, , ’
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Ar— —
....
Miss Velma Matthes arrived on
pilot light, two Hi-Speed C alrod units, one Select-
land
and
to
the.L.
S.
McClain’s
at
ly. It’s the difference between
the bus Sunday evening from
Oswtgo.
Miss
Jessie
McClain
ac-
A-Speed
C alro d unit that gives 5 different tem per­
yesterday’s farming and today’s
A // kinds 0^ Insurance
North Bend where she will visit a
ccmpanied
them
home
for
a
few
atures, and T h r ift C ooker. L et the H otpoint
. . . . between high farm ing posts
few days at the home of her par­
days visit, leaving Sunday.
and low diesel farming costs.
Sherwood bring you the joy of carefree cooking!
ents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
Matthes.
Mrs. Lynn Michael and children
M t . Cole, a student from the
came from Portland to spend the
Buy on convenient terms
University of Oregon, was here
holiday with her mother.
Thursday evening to interview
PACIFIC POWER A LIGHT COMPANY
• From the prophesies it appears the school board in regard to a
A lw ays at Your Service
that spring failed to rejuvenate position as ass’t high school
teacher.
Caterpillar
<he
world
this
year.
John
Faculty For
O n e W a y T o G e t U p In T h e W o r ld
No Quotas For 1938
Wasco Schools
Already Hired
KW
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A D A ,R » .H A Y N E
COUNCIL .
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Kent Graduating
Exercises Fill
Past Week
GEORGE G. UPDEG RAFF
J
As Close As
Your Mailbox
Worth 3 times
its weight
in horeflesh
T h e D a lle s B ra n c h of the
U n ited S ta te s N a tio n a l B a n k
Your Patronage Appreciated
Sfketw ood
GAS, OIL, and MOHAWK TIRES
E L E C T R IC
RANGE
on,y$l7 9 ? °
O’MEARA
Supply & Imp. Co
Sherman Cooperative Grain
Growers :
:
: Wasco, Oregon
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