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I row J HE UHKUMAN CO UN T!. JOURNAL, MORO. WU-GON FB IO A Y. JULY 32. »98« W S» Events O f Wasco erotin td Community Told ■ I . the World in .91 Hours’—Czech Huddle KÖTlMMÄVNe OREGON <RAIRY COUNCIL For Readers J r * , Mr. and Mrs. William Clothier,J Ann and Mrs. Pearl Butler spent Sunday at Hood Rivw on an out ing. Mrs. Bob Burni returned F ri day from Redmond where she' had dental work done. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kas"- ( berg and the Fosses from Moro j met together a t Wilson park Sun day. Mrs. Frank Ellison of The Dalles is employed at the home ot Mr, and Mrs. G rant Armsworthy. Dora M illard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Millard 'and George Jensen were m arried at Stevenson, W ashington July 9 and will live a t the Millard farm where George is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Granna, their son Marion, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Siscel called Sunday at the home of C. N. Howell to visit. M:e. Granna and H arold’s m other, later in the day, visited . their father, Chas. Siscel before returning to Portland. The special services given at the Christian church for harvesters were well attended. Recognition was given George Kaseberg and W. D. W atkins for full attendance . of their harvest crews including cooks, by presenting them with watermelons. Miss Cascada Dunn from Den, ver, Colorado was a guest, of Mrs. E. Siscel Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tilbert B arnett spent itfhe week end a t the home of the form er’s fath er and son Lafe B arnett and Dean before retu rn ing again to their Portland home. Mrs. W. M. B arnett paid a ivsit to Goldendale for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hinkle of The Dalles were visitors Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Hildenbrand and family. , A new combine has been in op eration on the Archie Gosson farm . Wednesday m orning it turned over but the men jumped to safety. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Dutton of Fossil were business visitors in The Dalles Monday returning Tuesday a fte r spending the night in Wasco. Mrs. Grant Arm sworthy visited her dauhgter Norma in The Dalles for several days and Mr. A rm s worthy motored down T ues'/iy to bring her home. Fred F ortner came home last week and he and Mrs. Fontner drove to Arlington Sunday. Visitors recently at the Ed Dut ton home were Mrs. Charles Gore of Sunnyside, Waftfiington and her son and daughter. A grass fire caused some damage to the house owned by Mrs. Sarah S ta’.cup Tuesday hut the fire was put out before the house was en tirely destroyed. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Howell of Seaside are visitors df Mr. and Mrs. E verett McQuillen a t the Wasco Cafe. In the absence of Rev. Bruce from The Dalles ME church, Rev. F. L. Cannell officiated a t the reg ular morning session in that place. Zethel Ba’nett, Dorothy, Donna and Jessie Knox attended the show in The Dailey Sunday evening. Cliff Fridely was a visitor in H e r e ’s T h e “L o w B id d e r ” EALTH j _ l ' t tv/.’n-cagined monoplane in which* How ard Hujlie:;, recoruc’l the world. Only 3 days. 19 hours and 7 pilot, ill? ia:.osi *: lp ever a.'ier li ‘ lock off from New York with a crew of four KujhoB returned to his s ta .d c g place. 3—Dr. E duard B ents, left. president of Czechoslovakia, talks over Euro;n a:i conJUions with Dr. Milan Tlodza, prim e m inister. Huwa.d Hu.rhrs; sensational young av iato r who h c a iiiJ rccard-brcaking world iiislii. Palestine ’Disorders “Pro and Con” Bright Boy: “Dad, what does 'argument pro and oon* maan?" Lawyer Dad: “The ‘prp* is your own convincing and unanswerable statement, while tihe ‘con’ is the contemptible driiblble, the other cream. Pour milk shake into tall fellow uses.**' SUMMER MENUS glasses. ' Top with spoonfuls o f ---------------------- W arm er days are , demanding the , cregm. Dust with nutmeg or True For Once dishes th a t make them seem much g ra ^ed unsweetened chocolate. “I swear to you it was at least closer to the North Pole than they 18 inches long. I’ve never seen actually are. They set up dishes Cheese Soup such a fish.” that are definate in flavor, definite o{ mj,k “I believe you!” in texture, and so generally deh- Qne 6m4„ onion, riiccd thin nite th a t they tem pt and coax. ,Snch d ma£C These dishes succeed in keeping O ne. sKce of pepper, one Term ites come , up appetites, and in staving off all fourth inch And termites go; too common sum m er energy-less Three of butter Save us from fatigue. , Two tablespoons flour Third-termites, though. —The With a g reater on-rush of warm ()ne cup grated American eheesee.' C hristian Science Monitor days it is hoped th at the thought Qne teaspoon salt of living entirely on cold foods is Dash of pepper. . • DEWALT PAYNE, M. D. not too popular. Modern science H eat first four ingredients oveV j Physician and Surgeon has learned th a t rt timply isn’t the hot* w ater for 15 m inutes; strain. [ 208-204 U . 3. Bank- Building thing to do, and th a t it is muc|r~ ¿ e l t butter, add flour and add Eye, Ear, N o n and Throat includ- better tp plan menus to include a t one cup of the milk. When well htg the fitting of glasses, least one hot dish with each meal, blended, add rest of the nwHtr'Ofiice Phone Residence Phone This may be chocolate for breaK- three fourth cup of the cheese! 843 986 fa s t and hot tea for lunch, but it and the seasonings. Serve in Hour« 9-12 2-6 The Dallea, Oregon is hot. ' .. Summer soups bid for first place in providing som ething hot th a t at the same time possesses nourishing qualities. The creamed varieties with fresh vegetable flavors never leave a too-heavy feeling, and lay a foundation for follow-ups of cool fru it and vegetable salads, combi f e . nation cheese pltters, and occa sionally main dish or sweet ome lets. This table wants to have culies of chilled butter, thick slices of crusty French bread, and does^ well when its centerpiece of as sorted fruits can oecome the d e s -1 sort. B etter though, is a con coction from the ice box of milk sherbet or fru ity »ee cream. Almost any number of combina tions can he made, the posibilities are endless for one who is laden with the ambition of complete summ ertim e creation. Rewards of | enthusiasm at eating time are very worthy of the effort, and end in real enjoyment of warm days. Ou íitR ÍH i SN PRICEL THRIFIY IN CURRENT! ! THRIFTY IN UPKEEP! ( hoc-o-Hpice Shake Four cups of milk Four eggs One half cup of m alt cocoa Nutmeg ___________ _____ One fourth cup of heavy r e a m ’-hill milk. Beat egg yolk. Add milk. Beat in or shake with mal: cocca. .Add nutm eg to taste Whip 17. Pale injured in a skirm ish with the po!Le at Lei Watched b” Ids com panic ns, this dxr.cn:. .. • o jcw Tri isa quar.er nea. tine, holds his head as he attem pts to rise. T ic dc:.: uili.V.icu which teak pi. ee in i£.e Haifa. fohoweJ the hanging of a Jewish youth w?.o was sentenced to dca.Ii ty a bi'. i’ary court for firin'» 6n an Arab buff. Morrow county Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Johnson were in Portland over the week end to visit with relatives. The Deschutes was again popu lar Sunday w ith many taking to the w ater and having picnic lunch es on the bank. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Grady, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Funk and Mr. and Mrs. William Nisbit and fam- ily enjoyed an outing at Wilson park Sunday. In the morning the form er accompanied by Mrs. How- ard Hines drove to Goldendale where Mrs. Hines attended the funeral services for her uncle, Joe Allen while the Grady s visit- ed Mr. and Mr«. Cliff Moore, who are parents of a daughter, Ruth Ann, born in June. . Guests at the home of Mr. and M rs.( Wm. Reid are his brother Miles, and wife and th eir son and daughter from British Columb.a. Mrs. H. Lotspich of Chelan, Wn. is visiting her sister Mrs. Joe Hilderbrand. Other guests of the H ildtrbrands are Mrs. Cleta Bing- ham of W enatchee and Mrs. Wal- ter Hilderbrand of Sunnyside. Mrs. Esther Stanley is home e ;s again from a visit of two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Rose Wood- worth of Colton. She stopped a I f Cascade Locks to «ee Mrs. Mae Morchie. particularly in the early morning ’r<i late afternoon when the rays of the sun come directly through the glass into the driver’s eyes, Secretary of State E arl Snell ad- D ivers snould be careful either to have their windshields By R A A i tW flL S e .r e t« r y «* Q a f * cleaned a f service stations or to Highway accidents in which do the job themselves, since avoid more than one person was killed ance of accidents often depend up havfc greatly decreased in Oregon on 100 per cent visibility. during. the fi.st six irgjnths tlf j (j38> Secretary of State _ Earl _ Money substracted from pay (leclared this week From Janu- checks in Oregon is for old agd t June 30j 1937 theTe ^ ere 1 insurance—N O T’ „.unem ploym ent: | 3 guck accidents in this state, 1 compensation, ^aking th irty five lives. During garne p e riod this year there ^ave 5een but th ree m ultiple-death accidents> u k in g eight lives. This spectacular decline is attrib- yted by Secretary Snell to general observance of lower speeds than formerly, since the multiple-death m ishaps alm ost always involve hifrh speed. *>____ . . . . . a ^*€an windshields are highly im P°rta n t for safe summer driving, . The world’s largest construction projects are let to low bidders . . . contractors who can do the best jobs a t the lowest cost. Why shouldn’t farm ers do like wise ............buy the products th a t are “low bid” in thé m aU4r of operating costs. Torture A long winded lawyer defended a client unsuccessfully, and during the trial the judge received the following note: “The prisoner humbly prays th a t the time occu pied by the plea of the council for Moat farmers do!^. . . . . . They buy the defense be counted in his sen “Caterpillars.” tence.” “C aterpillar” F arm Tractors are sold a t approxim ately the same price at other products of less q u a lity ............ they produce much m o r e ............ on less output for fuel, repairs and depreciation. They are “low bidders” for your job of fanning. O’MEARA Supply & Imp. Co Caterpillar : A Itvays at Y'our S ervice Exhibits of ali Agricultura! Products o f th e ’County— 7 Horses - Beef Dairy Sheep Swine Poultry & Samples of Household and Culinary Art 3 Days of R acing... lAWY Fli K________ Local Blooded See us fo r Colts to M ake Races Lively and Interesting GAS, OIL, and MOHAWK TIRES C o u n t r y D e l i v e r y o f G a s & O il 3 Days of Rodeo... S p e r r y D a ir y a n d P o u ltr y F e e d s More of the Same Bunch of Rider S p e r r y F lo u r Bouncers Seen Last,Year G R IN D IN G S a fe ty Deposit Boxes f o r Lease Your Patronage Appreciated PACIFIC POWER A LIGHT COMPANY Three Days of Amusement And Sport ---------- F E E D Groceries— Meats— Fresh Fruits <and Vegetables in Season C September 23 -24-25 r WASCO Recipe Diner, to w aiter: „“Could 1 see your menus for the past week? I ’d like to get the recipe for this wonderful hash. • See the refrisenuor that »tarted a "Save V ave" io A r w if' tin i cboi-e of u la rly priced. You »▼« AL i» ay»! Sherman County Fair 1 I T. Lester Johnson John Deere cream soup dishes with rest of cheese and small croutons sprink led on top. Yield: 5 A lt kinds o f In su ran ce 4 0 Sherman Cooperative Grain . Growers : : : Wasco, Oregon O G CC9CO C0CCG G O O O O O SCO 9G CO SO à»>O O O CaO O CO O O Ce9G O O O O C -A— , / r 1 . Elan on Being There f a s a itr The Date 23 - 24 25 23 44-25
