Sherman County journal., July 29, 1938, Page 4, Image 4

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S^uce. It is just a little different,
Mrs. Elisa Olson was a guest of
¿ cool to propara, cool to the eye,
ten days at the home of her sister
A
Gas-Masked
Holiday
in
Switzerland
; und lusciously cool to the palate.
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and husband, Mr. and Mrs. M.
1 Stuffed Peaches
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Schwendel. Mrs. Schwendel and
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e
son Leland accompanied her to
Pare large peaches and gut a
Portland where they spent sever­
slice from top. Remove pits with­
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al days.
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out breaking fruit and Jill hollow
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richelder-
.-»pace with other chopped fruit or
fer came by stage from Hood
•terries. Sprinkle with sugar and
cinoimon. Serve topped and sur­
The beautification of the Wasco River and spent the week end here
rounded with the following cus­
park is continually before those with relatives.
ing sweetened slightly cut oi tard sayce.
Warm
weatheri
desserts
most
Philip
Andrews
returned
to
his
interested in its improvement.
completely serve their purpose whole fruits into these tarts or Custard Sauce
Constant care has been given the home Saturday for the remainder
when they are cool to prepare, pie shells, and then coveting them Four egg yolks
of
the
summer,
after
he
left
school
park this summer and it presents
cool to the eye, and lusciously cool generously with whipped cream. Four tablespoons sugar
at
U.
of
O.
he
was
stationed
as
a
a pleasing appearance. LA. new
to the palate. ¡Perhaps it is be­ Often the fruits are enfolded in a One-eighth teaspoon salt
second
lieutenant
in
the
training
unit of grass will be sown soon
cause so many iresh «fruits, ber­ gelatine base—but in either case One pint of milk
making it more attractive to peo­ <x»rps during July.
ries
one week, cherries the follow­ the preliminary baking worries One half teaspoon vanilla
Mrs. Bud Powell visited several
ple of the community who wish to
ing,
and now early peaches flood
days at the home of Miss Mary
use it for picnics.
One labf pint whipping cream
our markets throughout the warm- are worth while.
Fortner
returning
Saturday
to
Served
either
simply,
or
with
a
Repair work is being done on
Beat egg yolks slightly, add
est seasonal days, that they un-
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Fraternity hall. A plasterer ls‘ Moro.
j conciously assume the main role degree of effort, it is most won- sugar and salt. Scald milk in top
working and Cap. Scott is paint­ .Mrs. Jess Cavitt, a sister of
! in the &>ol desert problem.
derful to know that fruits possess of double boiler, then pour slowly
Mrs. Owen Barnett, visited at Ash­
ing and tinting the walls.
, Certainly fresh fruits offer no the one vitamin that i. most defic- over first mixture, stirring con­
,,
/ m cool i
a.»
rv#
lent in
The vacancy left by the resig­ land at the home of friends, Mr.
«. I problem
« X
“ our
. " h chief
. i lg protective
Vi«.min C. food,
and stantly. Cook until coating forms
on metal spoon. Remove from
nation of Frank Thomas, coach and Mrs. J. P. Brooks.
course, they have to ho ordered or .........L.......C0Irtbin( J
fire, chill and flavor. Fold in
Mis. Ida King returned from
The Swiss public Is becoming so air-raid “precaationized” that , f res|,jy picked to be on hand.
whenever «hey
and teacher, has not been filled to
Longview
recently
after
spending
atrance aichla arc often lo be seen these days at this - home" of the
according to their usage, with milk, cream, or cheese, a whipped cream just before serv­
date by the school board.
nearly
a
month
with
relatives
League
of
Nations.
Two
gas-masked
holiday
makers
were
photographedj
^
^
e
d
,
occasionally mashed and complete reliable p.otective dish is ing.
Mrs. Ralph Wittenberg and
as
they
enjoyed
s
row
on
Lake
Geneva.
there.
A
sister
and
brother,
Mrs.
sugared, and allowed to stand in the result.
Mary Louise and Dorothy and Bet­
Loretta
Burres
and
Bill
Hines,
al­
the
ice box until tjme of service. ' For today's cool dessert a com­ “Gimme something for a head­
ty Brown arrived here from Glen­
dale, California Wednesday. Mrs so visited at Longview, and came Suntan and Sunburn i
The simplest, most favorable re­ plete protective dish that must be ache,” we groaned.
“We don’t buy Jem,” says the
Wittenberg’s parents, Mr. and with her for return to their Con­
sult
is gained from fresh fruits dear to the hreat of all because it
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don
homes.
druggest.
is
Stuffed
Peaches
with
Custard
Enthusiasm is perhaps the out-;
Mrs. W. E. Tate plan on leaving
and cream. The combination is
Gayle Lowell of * Alderdale is standing American characteristic.
for California when they return
easy to digest, and the full flavor
»ON O M V IM
staying through the harvest sea­
in a short time.
of the fruits is seemingly enhanc- i
A health fad is started, it catches
ed by the mild rich flavor of th e !
Mrs. Glen Karnes of Grass Val­ son with aunt, Mrs. Ernest Med­ the popular fancy and (then il-
cream. Frequently these fruits, 1
Sy
t
A
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l
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W
f
I
I
.
«f
ley was a businens visitor here ler.
logically is carried to extremes.
Benton Barnett and Mrs. Curtis
Friday.
While this whole h c .i-.d spirit
TWg
has been tailed a for a late evening snack become |
on wheels but
nation 011 more substantial when combined I
The ladies of the Christian of Rufus visited Sunday at the goes well at times, it is likely to
Lafe
Barnett
home.
be harmful and even dangeious at rubber tires” might be a more with a prepared cereal and cream, t
church met at the home of Mrs.
This summer the most fashionable j
Ca:ol
Lee
Akers
of
Portland
others. A misguided enthusiasm
Leo Watkins for their monthly
cam^ up with Mrs. Lloyd Henna- for the summer sun may result in accurate designation. When con thought has been the service of a J
meeting.
siders that virtually all * private huge mound of ice cream, of one j
Mr. and Mrs. Morfrtt and Grand gin on her return from Los uncomfortable burns as well as transportation in the Unite»! 1 or several flavors, on a cold plat­
disturb­ States is in motor vehicles with
daughter of Yakima visited ' re­ Angeles. Carol Lee is a grand serious constitutional
ter, surrounded with either one
cently at the home of Mr. and daughter of Mrs. Maud Akers and ances.
.pneumatic
tires,
and
that
most
of
or
several varieties of fruits. With
is visiting her.
| Frim a strictly scientific stand­
Mrs. C. F. Langley.
the
travel,
at
least
between
cities,!
a
garnish
of mint a most attrac-
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Sheltop of point there can be no question
A son was obrn to Mr. and Mrs.
at
relatively
high
speeds,
the
|j
ve
cojo.
(harmony
is achieved, and
is
Fay Brackett of Rufus at The Hood River were week end guests that the direct rays of the sun up­ need for using good tires and keep then too, the hostess mav give
of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. McKee on large exposed surfaces of the ing them in a safe condition is
Dalles hospital Monday evening.
preference for the fruit when she
Sunday.
j body are of real benefit. Thia apparent.
Gladys Stone is employed during
serves
at the tabi^.
Valdies Wilde was a Portland fact has been known for a long
harvest near Moro at the George
Proper
inflation
is
the
first
rule
Coin'»’
into ju*t a little more
visito Monday making the trip by time and has established a recog­
Hennagm ranch.
<
of
tire
eare.
When
tires
are
un­
work
the
home maker bakes a few
The beautiful new 1938
nized therapeutic means for the der invated, they make driving
stage.
Joseph Weatherford is spending
tarts
or
larger
pie
sells
that
will
General Electric Triple-
treatment
of
certain
diseases.
Mrs. Donald Banta of Vernonia
and steering more difficult and meet a guest emergency. She
the harevst at the ft. S. Macnab
Moreover
it
is
equally
well
estab­
is here for harvest at the home of
farm.
now on display. See
lished that the healthy body can wear out more rapidly, due to in­ makes her pastry richer in butter
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
J.
Mr* and Mrs. John Murray of
be definitely benefited by a judic­ ternal stress caused by rapid vio­ content, slightly sweeter tban
them ! Check die G-E
Brock.
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;
lent fiexing. On the other hand, usual, and achieves something
Dayville are the house guests of
R E F R IG E R A T O R
fo r lo w cu rren t cost,
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Hull spent ious exposure to the sun. Un­ over-inflation is apt to cause most flaky and palatable. There’s
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Medler.
fortunately
however,
the
average
low
upkeep,
long
life,
Dinner guests Sunday at the the week end here with relatives person apparently is unable to dangerously high temperatures a degree of frivolity*sbout hea*»-
for preserving food, for
IM flytiPM El lWftjtaCSUI
heme of Mr. and Mrs. H¡hired coming from p o r t l a n d .-------- ~ I understand that the application of within the tire, and greatly re­
fast freezing and release
Mrs.
Weller
of
Yakima,
mother
duces
the
ability
of
the
tires
to
Zell and her mother, Ms. Alice
TM ftrhim api
the sun’s rays to be of. real bene­
of ice cubes, for conve­
Anderson included Mr. and Mrs. of Mrs. Langley, is now a visitor j fit, must be controlled or guarded. absorb road shocks, transmitting
Look
at
thè
price tags! Compare valuesl
nience,
etc.
And
we
be­
these shocks instead to the frame
W. E. Tate, Mrs. Ralph Witten­ at the Langley home.
Check
thè
multiple
arringa of a new 1PM
Starting
with
the
entirely
logi­
T.
Lester
Johnson
lieve
you
w
ill
choose
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Grady, Mr.
and the body.
berg and daughters of Los Ange­
G-E wich aay ocberrefrigecawr ai eny/rwe.
cal
premise
that
exposure,
to
the.
a
General
Electric.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Nisbit
and
Mr.
and
les, California.
Drivers should know the proper
LAW'VER
Miss Joy White, a student nurse Mrs. Lawrence Funk enjoyed a sun is- a good one, too many per­ air pressure for their tires, and,
sons
whose
skin
«has
been
coddled
at St. Vincents hospital, in Port­ picnic lunch together Sunday at
PACIFIC P O W ER & L IG H T C O M P A N Y
and protected most of the year, should have the pressure checked WASCO
MORO
land visited at the home of her Wilson park.
frequently—once
or
twice
a
week,
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Van Gild­ will suddenly develop an over-en­ if driving short distances around
Always at Your Service
parents over the week end.
thusiastic
affection
for
sunshine.
er
motored
to
The
Dalles
Wednes­
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Fridley left
This regard will be displayed by town, and before every extended'
for Seaside Wednesday where they day.
run. On trips the tires should
Miss Elma Profitt of Portland spending the first day at the sea­ be checked daily, or oftener if
will spend the summer vacation­
came to town Tuesday and is a shore, mountains or camp in get­ trouble is suspected.
ing.
ting painfully burned. Thousands
McKinney & Cole’s harvest of visitor at the home of Miss Mary of persons each year during (their : Motorists should not drive over
Fortner.
wheat is reported going as high
vacation season develop a painful rocks, sticks or curbs except at
n
as 50 bushels to the acre and oth­
and unpleasant experience that very low speeds, ,using special
ers have similar yields for some
makes them ill and in caution, since tires can easily he
Better Crops Decrease literally
fields.
J damaged by striking obstructions
some cases gravely so.
tt
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rice and Ed
The sensible application of the at too great speeds. Tire casings
Moon were in The Dalles Tuesday. Tourist Crop
should
be
examined
from
time
to
sun’s rays is one thing, and un­
Callers Friday a t the Zell home
regulated burning quite another. time for breaks caused by striking
Arrival
of
better
crop
conditions
were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lee end
such objects, or by long continued
throughout the dust bowl area a Begin with not more than twenty wear.
Briaon of Paxton, Jllinois.
minutes
erposure
the
first
lay
and
W. B. Rice made a trip to the the middle west is keeping many
The life of tires can be greatly
Odd Fellows lodge Monday at farmers at home who might other if the skin has not been burned prolonged by the careful use of
Cascade Looks where the third wise have come to the northwest by this exposure, increase the per­ brakes and prudent driving on
to settle, Secretary of State Earl iods on the following days. Devel­ curves. Hasty application of brakes
degree work was put on.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Walsh are Snell said in explaining a slight op a gradual tan without burning. and sliding on curve« simnly
There is the greatest danger scrapes the rubber off upon the
living on the hill next to the Frank decrease in non-resident motor
June.
Snell
pointed
out
that
the
of
excessive sunburn when abbre­ pavement, greatly decreasing the
I.amborn home while Melvin is
states worst affected by drouth viated clothes, such as swim suits tire’s usefulness.
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working for Art Smith.
There he
Mr«. Opal Wilson returned to in recent years have contributed and aborts are adopted. Suntan
fewre
than
the
usual
numbeT
of
uits
for
children
often
lead
to
her home in Gilroy, California af­
For the first time since 1935,
ter three weeks here in Wasco non-resident registrants this year, trouble. Mothers should be very Oregon motor vehicle >Mcense
while motorists from other sec­ careful to expose the delicate plates will
where she was employed.
next year display |
tions have been more numerous skins of their children slowly at colors other than the conventional •
first so there will be no danger of white and black, Secretary of State j
than usutl.
sunburn. lit is well to avoid the Earl Snell announced recently, i
midday sun when it has its great­ The 1939 plates will have a yel­
est intensity. Serious burns may low background with black num­
Reflector-Lighted
develop dire consequences. Blis- erals and letters. * Not only will
ter«
bhst conje from sunburn are th(1 new ]ates fae « „„„„.tau , but
Highway Tried
like other serious burns of the tests have proved they are more
Two states, Michigan and Mary­ skin. It is the height of folly to highly visible than any other
land, have experimentally install­ lie in the summer sun for any type.
ed a system of reflectoriied stan­ prolonged time between 11:00 a.
dards along certain stretches of m. and 2:00 p. m.
Correct
highway to outline the edges of
A very slight reddening of the
A woman applying for citizen­
the highway st night, according to skin increasing day by day is* all ship papers in Ohio was asked.
Secretary of State Earl Snell. that is necessary for a healthful “How is the Gonsltitution changed
Automobile headlights illuminate tanning of the skin.
in a Republican form of govern­
the reflectors, letting the drivers
Take your sun treatment like ment?”
know whether a curve, a hill or a every other form of recreation in
“By the Democrats,” said she.
straightaway lies ahead. Reflec­ moderation and with common
And she was given 100 on that
tor standards are spaced every 100 sence.
one!
feet, Snell says.
oooooooooooooooooooooooocooooeoocoocogdooeooooooQ
Well Timed
“Wise men make epigrams and
See us fo r
Again it’s a buyers’ market . . . . fools quote tftiem.”
with tractor values high . . . . and
“Quite right. Whose epigram
prices low.
was th a t? ”
GAS, OIL, and MOHAWK TIRES
Farmers who have hesitated to
DEWALT PAYNE, M. D.
invest in Diesel machines are do­
C o u n tr y D e liv e r y o f G a s & O il
Physician and Surgeon
ing so now in increasing numbers
203-204
U.
S.
Bank
Building
at the new lowered “Caterpillar”
S p e * r - r y D ’ a i r y J — a n d P o u l t r y F e e d s
prices.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat includ­
“Caterpillar” diesel tractors are ing the fitting of glasses.
Residence Phone
offered at about the same prices Office Phone
S p e r r y F lo u r
843
935
as fonder gasoline tractors of the
4,
4‘
Hours 9-12 2-5 The Dalles, Oregon
same siz>.-
Considering these low pricees and
FE E D
G R IN D IN G
tremendous fuel savings, farm op­
erations with gasoline power or
horses is now done at a definite
S a fe ty Deposit Boxes f o r Lease
penalty to the farmer.
Don’t postpone saving . . . . buy
now.
KWi
Wasco Park
Beautification
Continued
EALTH
IR Y COUNCIL
GON
FA CTS
1 f
Í
Here he
comes
and like
as not
goes
Tractor
Prices
Are Down
«•
W h e n that last and furious
bunch a buckers come from
the chute
at the
FAIR
SEPTEMBER 23,24,25
WASCO MARKET
A ll kinds o f Insurance
O’MEARA
Supply & Imp. Co
John Deere
Groceries—Meats—F resh
Fruits and V egetable in.
Season
Caterpillar
Your Patronage Appreciated
r-r ' •
Sherman County
Sherman Cooperative Grain
Growers :
:
: Wasco, Oregon
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Be there with your friends-
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