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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1938)
I _)Kr. and Mrs. Ethan Woods.were here Saturday from Prineville to see Mr. Woods mother. ’ The missionary society held- a r pot. luck dinner at thè club house honoring a guest■ from Portland. Lester Barnum shipped a half car of cattle to Portland Satur- S day. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKinney George Berrien, forjner manages Mrs. Eben Kee and Mrs. Art returned f.ojrt. their honeymoon of the Eastern Oregon Lund Com Biboy left Monday and Mrs. A. A. urday and went to Ar] ArUngfton pany in Sherman Dunlpp and Mrs. Alfred Kock left Mr. McKinney is preparing The .Dalles Tuesday for Mt. Hood -to pick y“ 5- huckM^rie.. Ell&rd who' L H e. w ill teach Smith-Hughes work *int<te| huainem tifir * Pppfr’ i« M*- h»d Mrs. E. R. Re mm ing- returned’ home . Satur- t y Year8 l some construction ___i_ work done on . M |T? to . their . , . Mr. and Mrs. Herman Parson» her hoiiadPin town including ’ a mln? ton worked Former E. 0 . L Moro Friends Grass Yalleyites A D A .R .-M A Y N E 6 recon < dairy council A FRUITY VEGETABLE ( IPlunge tomatoes in boiling wat- Following a popular tune, if er» remove skins, and cut each to- there ever Was a vegetable morej ma^° three thick slices. Sprin- lusciously ^uicy, more appealing He w >th a little lemon juice, salt to the eye and mo e to the palate, and PePPer, and let stand in a cool than the bbirtato, show her to me. i Place until thoroughly chilled. Mix For years and years this fru ity1 cheese, grated cUcumtoe, onion vegetable has held its own . . ’hut I Juiee’ "»need parsley, salt, p pper at no more seasonal time than and paprika, with three tablespoons bo visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh August and September of every of boiled salaa dressing or may- Shull. Mrs. Parsons was former, Mr. and-Mrs. Guy -• Boyer of W<v t v p o ; vm.rise, totaling into a hick Mr‘n .^ d y Mi*iUL ’ nb h£ . p,renU ’ day for Portland to b r in ^ '" » ^ ’ year. . ly Velma Shull. ,' t ctearay paste. Spread thickly on Of course, for yea s it was ap Mrs. Emma Schadewitz is in Mr. and Mia, L. D. May near n iu -» __ a — w _ . t ___u __ " t-lie» of tom-sto, then plate on Olds! mother, Mrs. Jacob Wa&sen- praised as a vegetable of little nu Moro again after a stay of four Grass Valley this Week. ’* ~ thi- tnother slice of tomato and miller home. She is recovering tritional value—but one that nev weeks at the home of her daugh- 4 av enge on a bed of crisp lettuce Dr. and Mrs. C. L .f Poley were f;om a recent operation. ertheless was worth cultivating. ter, Mrs. George Barnet at Kent. in Portland the last of the week Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Aleey and Within the last fifteen years its er water cress. Mix one hair’ CU "» Mrs. Schadewitz is much improv- j and while there purchased some children and Betty Lou Olds were of dressing with the whipped rraam high Vitamin C content has been and pour over the tomato sand- ed. euipment for his office. visitors in The Dalles Sunday. discovered and its position is now wich. Florence Brown, daughter of .D. E. Stephens took Mrs. Ste- Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Spoor and one of uniqueness iq Axiing the one Mrs. Charles Bullard, was uper-1 phens to Portland _ to visit her family returned from Tygh Valley ltnowri vegetibde or fruit that re ated on for gall stones at a hos ioghter, Mrs. Bob DeGraff last this week and are staying at tains this vitamtn with cooke y. pital in The Dalles Sunday night. eek and Thursday of this week Newcomb’s cabins while getting Late summer prices place toms L. R. French came up from Port he, with his daughter, Mrs. Karl the Vintin,house ready *o move m -f reach r f fam’lirs of land Saturday remaining until Peterson and daughter, and Flor- to. They lost most of their house- I XTL. / ¿ u L h Canning ini bu c s n ..» T __ . ___________________ • __ m ________ v Wednesday to visit and transect o ence Lawrence left t for Portland hold goods’ in a _ _______. recent n fire at Tyt-h v e r y i . i n i t e u for tne w inter supply F ran k (T ra d e r) Horne, president of the W ashington S U C lub e i business. where they will meet Mr. Peter valley. Seattle, trades “ mountain ta lk ” w ith Darroch Crookes (a t rlg h t>, j never seem s excessive. E ith er in " Marjorie Kuna man was behind son who is returning from sum Mrs. I. D. Pike, who has-been at j u jce or whole. , tinned tonintors member of the 1930 United States Olympic Games Ski squad, to the counter in the drug store while mer school at Stanford. Mr. Hermiston about a month, and her ienj themselves to countless uses whom the club has presented a life membership fo r dlstlnguishod Marion McKee took his wife to Stephens will go to Idaho for a daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Goodrich and th.lt no one can j t0 overlook, service, ( ‘rookes la now Sun Valley representative of the Union see her couple "of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Donald ‘felsch left Hood River Monday to Pacific II« 11 road, w ith headquarters In Portland. The Washington infant daughter, -returned home Likewise in thpir fresh st*te. Kirs. John Jeffries of St. Joseph, Saturday evening, Mrs. Goodrich their harmonious combination with Tuesday to return to their honu- mother who was quite ill. Ski Club, w ith a membership of more than 000, is one of the and most prominent In the U nited States. *• cream and cottage cheese and in in San Francisco, California afte' A. M. Zevely, biological survey Missouri, sister of M;s. J. C. Free to remain Tor a visit. Bruce Alley and Mildred Alley combination with assorted vege- having spent the past week at the hunter for Sherman county ac man, with two grandchildren Jun Hock -of Rufus were visitors at ley spent a few days here last counted for 16 adult coydtes in ior and Julia Lee, arrived Satur were visitors in Portland over the tables for a vegetable bowl is too J. E. Norton home. day to visit with the Freemans. the J. L. Davis home Saturday. week end. week with Mrs. Grace Gregg. Guy Hensen and Sheri Helyer July and one bobcat according to little used. Frying, by dipping Vivian Reynolds is visiting at 1-2 inch sliced tomatoes in beaten who,,have been employed Zt the Helen, daughter of |Mr. and Mrs. a ! I ; ; ■ 9 j < |\»/J ivfY. ¡A» the monthly report 1 1 the home of Annelle Ringhoffer in egg, then fine bread crumbs and J. L. Davis ranch for the past two L. Sather, has entered St. Vincent Mesdames Hazel Woods, Jose Portland this week. browned in’butte- is a worthwhile ¡months left Saturday morning for hospital in Portland where she will phine Sayrs, Sally Douma, Alice Mr. and Mrs., Ed 'Alley and method. Brtfiling, by placing with Tennessee. Henson plans to re- take nurse’s training. Henderson, Gladdis Bucholtz and With September 30 set as the daughter Lila Lee and Imajean meats under direct heat builds an rnarn in the east while Helye* will Mr. and M s. Harley McKay Miss Signs Woods left early Wed deadline for filing applications for Stoizt.t went to Wishram, Washing easy garnish. Stuffing, for either return to Kent in time for fall were overnight guests of Mr. and nesday morning for Lost Lake and ton Friday, Imajean returning hot or cold service . . . . all these work. Mr». John Koepke at Gras« Valley a huckleberry outing. They re PWA grants and loans, it is im perative for communities to act htme after a week visiting Lila uses seem inexhaustible and each Saturday night. Max Pluemke had the misfor« turned late that evening in a very promptly in presenting their con- ' Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lyons were one forever refreshing and invit tunc to fall while working on the bedraggled state, as it rained the struction needs to the Public ' Mr. and M s. Roy Wells and ing. Frank von Borstel ranch and suf business visitors in The Dalles greater part of the day, but with Works Administration, Director , Grandma Wells were visitors -in Trmato-Cream Cheese Sunday. fered a possible fractured rib. several gallons of berries.,, The Dalles Monday. | Hockley stated. Mrs. Betsy Maclnnes, Mr». Roy Mrs. Eben Kee and Mrs. Herman Sandwich Salad Mr. and Mrs. Omer Sayrs left Ray Newcomb left Saturday for Justesen, Mrs. Fred Justesen ana Peters and son Arden of Grass The PWA regional office already (Serves 4) Thursday morning for a trip up Valley were callers at the J. L. Mrs. Kate Hansen' motored to the’ John' Day vaHey and to Camp ha* received more than 260 appli- Warm Springs to be gone a week. Four medium sized tomatoes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schilling -, , , Matthes home Thursday. *• Eugene Wednesday to visit rela Sherman, from where they will cations for construction projects in , „ . , ... . Two packages cream cheese or and son Robert were visitors ”* x in Grass Valley A ud. tives a few days. Mrs. Frank Hurner and son One mint of cottage cheese go over to the coast for a few days. this region, which includes Oregon, IMrs. Max Pluemke spent a few Frank Wilson Hurner and Mrs. Washington, Idaho and Alaska,! L*1 Grand< * Sunday, One half cucvar b grated Raymond Eslinger came up from J. C. Wilson and daughter Nellie days visiting relatives in Port B lK e ’ Lila Lee and Mildred waiting word word from from arrnroxi- approxi- D , “nu " uare“ Al- Two teaspufib Qnion juice Forest Grove last Thursday to but is waiting 750 a n n liea tio ft fo rm s s e n t lpy and M r- ‘and M rs- D on Smith Threc teaspoons minced parsley were dinner guests at the J. H. land last week. visit with relatives for a week or mately 750 application forms sent went to Stiles Tuesday to swin. Mrs. Fred Oyr of Portland was Wilson home Wednesday. to public bodies in the various lo -, Lemon juice so They also attended a show* in The M s. Earl Gregg of Bend is a week end guest at the J. J. Deck cclities, the regional director said. - Salt, pepper and paprika W. H. Till, new head of the in Dalles before returning home. ‘‘With more projects being: Mrs. Roy Tiller and son Lowell Ope half eup heavy cream, whipped spending a few days here with her er home. dustrial department of the Pacific Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith and sister, Mrs. Grace Gregg. A dm . $ 1 .0 0 1 Power & Light Co., stopped in sought by the country as a whole and Robert Schilling left Monday Three fourths cup (about) salad Mrs. Georeg McKay motored to Mrs. J. C. Wilson and daughter dressing Moro briefly Wednesday afternoon than it seems likely can receive for lhe huckleberry natch. Nellie and IMrs. Frank Hurner and The Dalles Sunday to see the for F lo o r S h o w allotments, and a specific mandate to visit the company office. M . and M.s. Vein McGowan mer’s daughter, Virginia Smith, son Frank motored to Bend Thurs Wily Knighter and family are from Congress that no application - -d ^irr'lv of Pendleton were day morning where they spent the who is a patient in a hospital at 9 to 1 :3 0 CZECH MEDIATOR leaving this week for Castle Rock can be received after . September visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. day with the former’s-.daughter, that place. 30, it is obvious that communities Portland and the coast for ^ va Mrs. Wren Hogue of Grass Val a a a a ' a a a a a a a a Charles Lemley the past week. M s. H. C. Nelson and family. in the Northwest which are slow cation of about a week. J. L. Davis was in The Dalles Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scheurcr Robert Rasmussen, son of Mrs. to act may. lose out,” Director Tuesday and Saturday of last week of iPo tland spent the week end at Hockley added. “If inert commu Sadie Rasmussen of Pendleton, where he recieved medical treat vieited with his grandmother, Mrs. nities in this region wish to par the Matt Simon home. ’» ment for wheat poison. Mrs. George Wilcox and sons Lucy Ruggles Monday night of ticipate in the PWA construction Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and I were visitors in The Dalles Satur- i program, they must act now.’’ thi; week. n Kenneth were visitors at the ; day. Karl Eaton and son Bob of Pen Cheiter Smith home at Moro Sun Mr. and Mrs. 'R. J. Baker left dleton ieturned home Thursday day. morning. Karl is working part i Wednesday for their home a^ Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Miller of Gresham after several weeks here the year as foreman for the Indian Moro were visitors at the Ixrnie looking after business matters. CCC organization. Glen Fairchild ; Sather home Sunday. who recovering from dislocated Grass Valley Lutheran church •¡They returned Monday ta..be here Mr. and Mrs. Perry Strong of vei tebras in his neck and wearing Next -Sunday, August 21, the 1 several more days The Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. Bill a bract-went to The Dalles with the P Hilgendorf from Hood River, Mr. and Mrs. 1C. B. Doyle left FILMS DEVELOPED E&toai* ( • ' conduct services in Ithe Grass Thursday fo their home at Sil a n d fo r t h e g e n e r a l s a tis fa c tio n Win, McKean of Wasco received! Valley Methodist church building, verton after spending several an appointment as clerk in the ^11 members are invited to attend weeks here. o f tr a d in g w h e r e s to c k s a r e la rg officq o t the PWA Thursday morn- j thia service in particular. Pastor Marshall Garrett installed a e s t a n d q u a lity g u a r a n te e d th is ing an^iWill leave immediately for4 Hilgendorf wishes to survey t e drinking faucet in front of the field to promote its welfare. You pay only for GOOD pictures ! Drug Sto e Wednesday; * Portland to begin work. H. H. Fleckenstein, ¡missionary. o ld a n d r e lia b le s to r e m e r its MORO PHARMACY Mr. and Mrs. Con Rust and fam A bridal shower was given last ily were visiting her parents Mr. week in honor of Miss Helen Viscount Runciman, former presi Mono Presbyterian Community nnd Mrs. Ben Payne Sunday. Mrs. Y o u r A tte n tio n Strong whose marriage to Francis dent of the British Board of Trade, church: Bible School at 10 -o’clock Pa yne and daughters accompanied Watkins of Wasco will be an event who as an official mediator is at of _next . month. Miss Dorothy a. m.; Ait 11 a. m. Earl Shipley them to The Dalles for a weeks tem pting to aver| an open break be- will deliver the sermon on ‘‘The visit Fraser was hostess. i n i w •* v Czechoslovakia Taylor Baker of * e m Montana is here tween .. Germany c, , . ■ and „ .. The Crested Wheat grass on the Wonders of the Word.” r over tj,e Sudeten problem . The Brit visiting his parents .'M r. and Mrs. A. S. Johnson place was threshed: M _ . __ _ ish em issary has urged the Czech 6y T .U Ja.te»en-s m «hine Tues- L Mor» tCh" ^ “ Vem Baker. government to make further con d .y and Attracted a good c r o w d s The the Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds and Mr. for Sunday, August 21 is “Mind? and Mrs. Harold Eakin wenit to cessions to the Sudeten German spectators. Seven sacks of seed population. The Golden Texit “Behold, God is were obtained on the portion of mighty, and despiseth not any: he High Rock Sunday to nick huckle- ne ries. an acre. is mighty in strength and wisdom” Mr. and Mrs. Marion Van Metre A. W . M cL E O D Miss Grace Mortensen of White (Job 36.5.) Wednesday evening and family are moving to town in Sulphur Springs, Montana was L T S T e f i ^ T i h e “ ^ “ U ¿ ‘u - « i n , h e .in , . t 8 o^ocX. The to the French house. D ealer in __ • reading vf_o p o_, ' ream ng room iw m in the rear of the ---- Mr. and Mrs. C.'A. Oestrich and church building, has an attendant f arnjiy spent Sunday et Mt. Hood Calkins Weeden, Treaters Her father, Ole Mortensen came , after each service. The public is on a picnic and to pick huckle- later in i the week for a visit. | n invite(J to attend the Used Wecders ber: ies. Mrs Blva^Bryant .a here services and to make use of the Whether you live far away or right in town—you can save time and week from Hood River for a visit “ Grain-Miser”,’Shoe for Combine» reading room. M artin & S o n effort by using our new, simplified Bank-fry-Mail plan. Call or with old friends in this community. write for details. „ ,, Mrs. Elizabeth Schaeffer return FYR FYTER EQUIPMENT Licensed Dairy Wasco Methodist Church: Sun- Let us solve that loan problem. ed home this week from Salem School at 10 a. m. Preaching —Milk & Sweet Cream C. R. Harding, Manager < L. A. Littleton, Aaat. Mgr. Moro, Cregon Phone 45' 7 7 .. ' i h e|« r v ic e « 11 . . ____ ___ Delivered Daily funeral of -a cousin. - i F. L. CannelT, pastor. Mo o, Oregon Phone 192 ir/sccooocoeoocorosoBoooooseoocoBoooooooooooooooo^' Mrs. Dorothy Peetz, having finished a course at Reed Institute, : spent a couple of wedks here with ftHH»n»tttffln»n»»nnnnn»»n«ninn»nn»»K»»»» her children who have been stay H e a d O f f ic e , P o r t la n d , O r e g o n ing with their grandparents. Mrs. EFFICIENCY m t m n i h » i o » h a i n i »• o s i i i k s u h a n c » c o h r o h a i i (> s Barry and Tommy Yantis came up T « Your Yo To M otor Thursday to remain a day or so here with the Peetz family, bring- , ing Mrs. Peetz back after a visit in Portland. , Let_us give your motor a . . ■ - ___ I ---L —»— Ca ilfn rnians R (urn Home A k r Euit Visit e l i j Haste Advised By PWA Harvest BALL August 20 P at Patterson and S w in g Band Z E I G L E R ’S the Grass Valley Quality Store 3 CHICHES ** for Groceries that Satisfy Clothes that W ear FREE W e Can Save You Trips To The Bank Come O ne, Come A ll To The CfKÌtP RESTORES V x U T U ifc ' Classified Ads For Sale: v Coiriedale rams. Wallace May, Grass Valley. 42-pd Auction sale of the Michigan school house will be held Saturday , September 3, at 2 pJ«n. toy officers of School Dist. No. 33. Wm. Brinkert, clerk. 1 For Sale: Created Wheat Grass seed. At Grass Valley Grain Grower». 25 cents per pound. Barnum Bros. -School Dist. No. 21, Fairview, will accept sealed bid» for trans porting school children up to Aug ust 29, 1938- -The/board reserves ’ the right to reject any or all bid». Mary Nichols, clerk Harvest Ball CASITE TUNE-UP >1 . It w ill clean o u t the sludge, r ’ im p ro ve K e n t L e g io n H a ll gum and valve a ctio n A u gu st 2 7 , 1 9 3 8 give y o d r car more p e p and p o w e r. It will keep your motor clean and working smoothty. Foss & Co. Mobley’s Orchestra Last Dance Until A d m is s io n .75 NEW YEARS Supper in Hell 3fttHHin»nnnHnnw»:nttnnuwu«:»»»Hnm»»fftnroKgo«nn*gx»nra cccoosooosccooosooooosoeocceooooooooooooooooossos AN OREGON BANK J SERVING OREGON T h e D a l l e s B r a n c h of the U n ite d S ta te s N a t io n a l B a n k I (piloni Í I íúw lübndcrW STATER FAI _ SALEM, OREGON Sii 'Trou Quih. '
