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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1938)
/:■ ■ >■ • a double boiler, cover and cook at a low Hrnparatnra,, unt[fl firm. This mixture may be baked In a well buttered baking *dteh, but require« a slow oven and careful handling to prevent falling. Prineville spent Sunday visiting here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Hal White and Jimmy and Mr. and Mrs. Chester^ Bagenholt motored Sunday by] way of Waplnitla cut-off to Tim berline lodge returning by Hood| River. Mrs. Archie Gore and daughter,] of -Mt New book» that have been Emil Anderson is confined in Norma came from Kelso Friday k’ ' Mid-Summer Refreshments the Portland medical hospital with and lesftt Sunday accompanied by A thump, a «niff, and a t . <» a . l le her sister, Mrs. Etta Morford and a heart attack. A Rawson lating eye of skepticism are ex- compliment in _ summer — _ p nv^irtnp Ethel McQuillen for Prineville. Frome News of interest to many living 1« thp fhusineas of «elect- The teaspoon meaeure of a set of Black En\ elope ¡Mrs. L. L. Mye-s of Portland is here was related in letters received Raylinga ; .. .... w . «measuring spoons cuts easily into The Yearling this week from Corvallis and New visiting her siriter, Mrs. Orville ing a desirable watemelon. W at-| heart B -melon to make ~ Down Under Wentworth York. Francis, svu of C. M. Hud- Yocum- ertnelon has been described as one ballg for Qr> these Lancaster Promenade Florence Armsworthy returned dleston, formeri oounty attorney, of nature’s prize packages of sum- mgke a heavenly dish when Derleth Wind Over Wisconsin is now stationed at Edgewood homeMonday. M»:. and Mrs. El- mer refreshments in these mo&t, colrthined with pineapple or orange Eberhart lingsworth of The Dalles visited Arsenal near Baltimore and hit trying -mid-summer days. sherbet. Sometimes they are soak- The Pattern sister, Laura is nuw majoring in at the Armsfworthy home Sun Jordan A really «rood watermelon is ed in a minted grapefruit juica f o r ( Young Mir. X nre-suchool work at the University day. He returned the same day glistening red, tenderly, rcisp when greater elusive coolness, Abbot Angels May Weep of Iowa. Mr. Ferrall, forme: leaving his wife for a longer visit. cut with the watermelon, for mid-summer Tis Proud Heart — " fork, J v - delicately — - flavor-1 m e wawrmeion, iui uniu-ou.in..v. Buck school principal, of Wasco schools, Mrs. Ivan Gervias o f. Prineville ed, cool, sweet when crushed in the has without effort es- Father is now tax consultant with the was he-e Sunday visiting with her mouth: and has an outward appear- tablisfced itself, and no smart en — Nobody’s in Town Bulfinch Cleveland Trust company and is parents. nnce of deep green with creamy tertainer or homemaker overlooks Bulfinch’s Mythology Baldwin' Manhattan Nights working in New York City. Bill, yellow background. When thump- its cool possibilities. Altruda Smith left for Baker Rosman Unfamiliar Faces ’ his eldest son, is credit man foi Tuesday. cd it gives a deep resound and Dark River Nordjoff k Hall F i’estone and Robert is a contrib when lifted it has a heavy weight Steamed Cheese Souffle Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Neville of I Below Grass Roots Waters uting editor for “Time.” for its size. Vegetable Salad Seattle attended the^wedding o f ’ Why Meddle in the Orient, Carter Watermelons have a history; but Mr. and Mrs. Grant Armswor Wm. McKinney and Ione Miller at Milk Romance of Rosy Ridge Kantor P i t t l a f her heart and soul Into a m iniature relief campaign a ll her ancient or early American, they’ve thy 'and daughters, Florence and Moro Sunday. City of the,Sa-cred Well Willard Sliced Watermelon •w m Carolyn Wong, six years old, collected 4,000 pennies from fellow never been better than in 1938. Norma left Wednesday to attend Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Neesham Where Strange Gods Cull, Harvey the funeral services of Mrs. Arms- moved into the house owned by Chinese school children with which she surprised officials of the United Interesting that when melons con Steamed Cheeae Souxle Beyond Sing the Woods Council for Civilian Belief In China. The money w ill be added to funds worthy’s sister, George An Andy Sandvig. He is employed tinued to become larger and larg Two tablespoons of butter Gulbranssen for relief of sufferers of the Japanese Invasion. er; and ice obxee smaller and «mall Three tablespoons of flour trim. at the O'Mearas. Doctors on Horseabck Flexner er, that a deluxe model appeared. One half cup of milk Members of the Library board Ove- African Jungles Johnson Mrs. Jess Cavit, sisiter of Mrs. This small model that fits into the met at the library room Monday Owen Barnett left for Seattle | One half teaspoon of salt modern ice box, and serves a afternoon to plan for the annual Tuesday after visiting here for Speck cayenne modem family without loss, is library festival which will be held the past two months. Onehalf cup of grated cheese grown from a Russian seed. October first. Mrs. Nan Wallace came to the Two egg yolks and Two egg whites Because of its delicacy, and ob- Bill Barzee of Portland is in home of Mrs. Vernon Van Gilder Make cream sauce of flrat five vlbus high water content, water 150.00 town looking after his wheat in where she will assist during har-] COUNTY CLERK’S SBMI-AN- .Traveling expenses LAWYER ingredients. Add cheese. Remove 153.48 melon just does not rate with im NUAL REPORT ON FEES Incidental expenses vest. terests while visiting his children from Are, add yolks, cut and fold in 199.98 porta nee in vUffindns and mineral«. COLLECTED, and disburse- Office Help The LaVerne Porter boys, Fran here. These are so easily included in th e 1 the whites, -beaten stiff and dry. MORO J WASCO 250.00 foods of milk, butter and vegeta- Put into the well buttered top of Mrs. Marion Powell of Moro vis cis and Emmett, left for Salem] menta of such fees Jan. 1, 1938 County «Health Nurse to July 1, 1938. ited Monday at the home of Mr. Saturday after being employed 150.00 blea of every meal, that even the County Health Officer RECEIPTS: ' , here in harvest. and Mr*. T. Lester Johnson. 5.75 appreciable amount of Vitamin C, Expenses « $406.05 Joe Hilderbrand set his machine] Recording Fees , WWW because of a generous serving, Of inte est Tueaday were the 27.76 Commissioner’s Fees and in Woods grain Monday and com Law Library Fees seems inconsequential. army planes flying over town. Circuit Court fees 124.00 188.95 I mileage pleted the pob that day. The service of a watermelon Alta Ireland and Victor moved Lee Hinea of Vancouver visited] County A Probate Court fees 127.50 School Library varies with the occasion and taste. 62.80 18.00 into Benton Barnett’s house. Har relatives here over the week end. Marriage Licenses However, cut lengthwise or cross COURTHOUSE! 125.15 Misc. copying A indexing old Ireland of Oroville, California 175.00 wise, peeled or not and with or Wes Wilde’s garage was saved Migratory Liens 21.00 Salary of Janitor is visiting here. 96.38 from fire when several small build Litigant Fees 29.00 Janitor’s supplies 45.00 Water H. H. White was a visitor in ings east of the garage were de Divorce Fees DEWALT PAYNE, M D. 5.00 222.91 stroyed. It is thought that a ligh Portland Monday. $882.45 Lights Physician and Surgeon TO TA L; 124.05 ted cigarette caused the fire. ! Telephones 203-204 U. S. Bank Building i Beverly and Shirley Yocum re DISBURSEMENTS: D A IL Y 6.30 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat includ A birthday party was given foe Total all feea collected $882.45 Box Rent ’ turned to the home of their grand New furniture, fixtures and ing the fitting of glasses. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Brock Beverly Yocum Monday on her Less Migratory Lien» 369.70 plumbing eighth anniversary. The guests Office Phone Residence Phone 21.00 last week after visiting in Portland to Secretary of Stake 11.15 Misc. repair, etc. 843 ^ 935 were entertained by Mrs. S. J. with an aunt, Mrs. Mark Church Less Litigant fees paid Work in Court yhrd 63.00 Hours 9-12 2-5 The Dalles, Oregon 29.00 and at Lebanon and Salem with Brock and Mrs. Lawrence Funk o/ to State Treaeuter Furnace Tender 125 00 at the latter’s home. Those in Less Divorce Fees «paid to relatives. -, vited were Patricia Kaseberg, Joan 5.00 County Printing th 111.55 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Banta and State Treasurer 41.67 son, Donnie who have been *ah the Barres, Violqt Carey, Ruth Spen Lee« Amount due County Jail A bokrd of prisoners *><» B ’ock home during harvest, have cer, Dolly Nesoit, Patricia Hilder Treasurer, paid to Coun \ — - - - % brand, Ramona Boies, Jean McIn ELECTION^ 827.45 returned to their home at Ver ty Treasurer tyre, Shirley Yocum and Joe. Bev MONTHLY COLLECTIONS: 266.60 O n The Judges A Clerks nonia. erly received many gifts and light 167.06 $116.50 Ballots January Rev. Cannel! has been helping refreshments were served. 26.00 141.55 Booths at the school house doing kalso- Mrs. I. H. Brock, a sister of February Registration IS20 155.85 Ballot Boxea mining with C. F. Langley. Mrs. S. J. Brock, of Hood River is ¡March 151.15 Justice Court 9.50 Mias Gertrude Cannell has been now visiting at the Brock home April 154.20 May employed during harvest at the here. 163.20 CIRCUIT COURT June Pres Boice home. Mr. Harvey, brother of Mrs. $88-2.45 Witnesses and Juror’s TOTAL M«re. R. S. Wittenberg and daugh Grant Armvworthy, spent several feea , , ’ ■' 1,261.40 This report is prepared from tera, Mary Lou and Dorobhcy, and days at the Armsworthy home. 104.00 the record» ef Reporter’s fee« and based upon Betty Brown of Los Angeles vis The Dalles, O regon 7.80 Mr. and Mrs. W*m. Nesbit drove this office and I believe the same Meals for Jurors ited at Eugene and on their re to Gresham Sunday where they Bailiff’s feea 28.00 to be true and correct. ------------ « f»»* •...... ... ................ ..... ...... turn here Monday evening to vis spent the day visiting elatives. Dated July 26, 1938. it Mr. and Mrs W. E. tfite, they MISCELLANEOUS ITEM’S: Gilliam, Sherman, W heeler, Respectfully submitted, Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCulloch Feebleminded examination 1.96 were accompanied by Mrs. L. J. Joe Truitt, County OleTk. Murdock, another • daughter of the and two children of The .Dalles Public Assistance 210.45 County Night were callers Sunday at the Fred Old Age Assistance ,1,166.02 Tates. COUNTY CLERK’S SEMI-AN- Fortner home. Blind Assistance 34.66 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moon and Mar Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Akers and Aid to Dependant children A u d e ly Kanouse garet we e in The Dalles Sunday. Mrs. Beatrice Pike of Paso children of Portland spent the FUND, J .n b » 3 8 t o ¿ u l, 1 . 19o8., Bureau ateMH Schedate« aad Bjo| 300.00 Robles, California left for her home week end visiting Mrs. Maud and his Band of Weights and Sunday. She is a daughter of Mrs. Akers. Their daughter, Carol Lee and laborers $6,332.97, Akers, who had visited her grand 23.29 Measures Nan Wallace. 650.00 mother for the past two weeks, Road Machinery 71^5* Auditing Cdunty Books M a in te n a n c e ^ Oounty Adm. 50c returned home with her parents. EMERGENCY ITEM'S. S H IP ANO m o t ObtOK r s f M i C Roads, road supplies I Taxes on Shiel ♦»♦»♦»»♦♦♦♦ h u m m i i i is repair of machinery, etc 9069.71 property $43.00 BABE’S R IV A L TOTAL $16,042.69 Well, Fairgrounds 995.15 ITEMIZED: Employment Service 90.00 Salaries $6,332.97 Ass’n of Oregon State Industrial Accident counties-fees 57.01 Commission 205.66 Law Library, Law Gasoline and oils 1,854.16 Library Fund 942.19 National Hospital Asso Conference Report 76.00 ciation 120.30 Sheep killed by dogs Road machinery repair, rDog Tax Fund 82.00 supplies etc, 3,300.81 Gas used by Gov Rent on machine shed 36.00 ernment trapper 43.42 Explosives 1,672.00 Examination of Gravel 45.15 1 Parks 45.00 Cement, steel and culverts 1,658.39 Oregon Grange Bul- Road milage 167.24 195.84 Air compressor 650.00 . letin Emergency TOTAL $16,042.68 l o J;al Fund 2568.61 This report is prepared from County Agent 1600.00 and based upon the records of this Premiums of Officer’s office and I believe the same to be Bond» . . . .120.00 true and correct. Enland Empire Water- - Dated July 26, 1938. Every hour you work with the ways 500.00 Reepectfully submitted, “Caterpillar” Diesel D-2, it saves TOTAL $34,155.12 Joe Truitt, County Clerk. you 60% to 80% on fuel expense, r This report is prepared and bas as compared to spark ignition CLERK’S SEMI-ANNUAL RE ed upon the claims' presented .to power. 12 to 16 gallons of cheap PORT OF DISBURSEMENTS i w ,.* ------- -- - JUUIlliy VAIUl-l 1U BHUW DU by MJ the V CounHy Court 0U and allowed diesel fuel is aH the D-2 requires FOR THE PERIOD FROM Jan. 1, County Court against the Gen- for a day's hand world Threatening te surpass the great 1988 to Juty 1, 1938. . era| and-or Road Fund o f Sher- Compared to any other tractor of Babe R uth's record • ( M home I Roads and Highways nic nn man Cotinty'ftfor the period o f six set In 1927, Hank Greenberg, the its size on the market, the D-2 County Judge Salary o« 22 months, beginning January 1, .J938 actually saves 25c and more for slugging Detroit Tigers* first base «7.55 f Bnd ending j xme 30^ 193g ex_ man, is already well ahead ef the Judge’s Expens» every hour it works. K ' • - f — 750.00 P«nses listed herein have been paid Aside from fuel savings, the D-2 pace set by the Babe In the year ef County a e r k ’« Salary 610.00 *nd - or 'Road Fund Deputy Clerk’s Salary is the only small tractor with a his greatest glory. Late August a the month of September wlU tell 106.63 warr»nts, as per the records of modern 5-speed tranamiismon (1.7 Incidental expenses the story for 217.60 the Clerk’s office. Record Books A blanks miles per hour to 6.1), the only I believe this report to be true tractor with cylinder oil cooler, 900.00 and correct. County Sheriff’s Salary hour meter, complete dust exclu 610.00 Deputy Sheriff’s Salary Dated July 26, 1988. sion . . . . and many other exclu 210.00 Traveling expenses Respectfully submitted, sive “Caterpillar” features that t ----- ' 1.58 Incidental expenses Joe, Truitt, County Clerk. bring long life and low operating State Industrial Aecident coats. 82.12 Commission An American fanhion expe t ............All thia for $1965.00. 900 00 warn* u* putting things County Assessor’s Salary iAirm in OUT T****18 ftn<l converting our Groceries—Meats—F resh Field Assessor’s Salary suits into traveling offices. 341.61, Rolla, detail sheet«, etc. He also say» that a well dressed Fruits and Vegetables in 58^0 Office Help man must have at least ten suite— District Attorney’s expenses 55.25 and more for vuromer. Season Well, that would solve the first «met County Tre««urer’s Salary 450.00 Jefca Deere Caterpillar difficulty, anyway. If we bought 19.43 Record Books and Blanks suits like that, we wouldn’t have* Patraufe Appedald County School Sup’L Salary 760.00 anything to put in our pockets. i Wasco Resident In Hospital With New Books Heart Attack. Semi-AnnuaZ Report Of Conuty Clerk I T. Lester Johnson SUMMER L xcu iiio n RAIL FARES -fofoeetive DANCE a '-c 0Hn /r/^ SW AN Sat., August 13 UNION PACIFIC C om pare Should A u ld Acquaintance The Diesel D 2 with the next best Be Forgot it is pleasant to hear of him or her Through Your Newspaper F o r n e w s o f f r ie n d s , o l d a n d n e w , in fo r m a tio n o f c o u n ty b u s in e s s a n d n e e d - e d f a c t s in S h e r m a n C o u n t y , READ THE WASCO MARKET Sherman County Journal O’MEARA Supply & Imp. Co O f , By, For, Sherman Countians Yov ----------- ;---- ----- Lz 1 • • ’ * ’ Í -< • \ r > I
