Sherman County journal., November 25, 1938, Page 2, Image 2

W U B A t, M O V R M M t* t » , l t t t
T H Ï SHERMAN C O UNTY J Û B â N A L , MONO. O M tU O N
> A S * TWO
, ■ B»
IN THE COUNTY COURT O F
name of T. W. Beckman, national­
EGON FOR
COLD
ly famous as a journalist, is based THE STATE OF ORE
One of the things about
on chapter efficiency, professional THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN
it is difficult to be very thankful
acrievement, and scholarship of
Sherman County Observer
IN THE MATTER OF THE
is the chilliness of the atmosphere.! / I /Continued from rage one»
members. The Oregon group last
Established Nov. 2, 1888
GUARDIANSHIP.
OF GLADYS
Of course, a native of thia coun- out of the general fund have, been
year conducted contests for the MARIE DAVIS, X Minor.
G ran Valley Journal
to
fit
intoi
estimat-
t
y
expects
little
sympathy
from
whittled
down
■best weekly papers, best high
- Established Oct. 14» 1897
school papers, outstanding com­ CITATION
CONSOLIDATED March 6, l & l the thermometer at thia time of ed revenues for the biuuttium.
To Mary E. Davis, mother and
year and the job of rising in misery order to bring about this balance
munity service, and sponsored, .sev­
Wasco News-Enterpriae
next
of kin of said minor, and to
to draw clothes over goose pimp- the budget director h asb een corn-
eral nationally known speakers on
Established Nor. 1891 ;
led flesh is entirely normal if not polled to cut to the quick in many
the campus. Scholarship of mem­ all other persons interested in the
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1832 pleasant.
‘
instances with the result that the
bers is well albove the university Estate of said Minor:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
One thing is of unmost impor- activities of some state agencies
average.
OF OREGON, You are hereby com­
Published Every Friday at
tu rice and that is the good effect are going to be seriously curtailed
manded to appear in the County
of colder weather on the wheat during the next two years if the
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Moro, Oregon
crop, which, without some temper- governor’s recommendations are
All persons shall file their ob- Court, of the State o f Oregon, in
Giles L. French
Editor mg might be froaen by a sudden accepted at their face value by the
jtclions, if any, to the Final A c­ and for the Codnty of Sherman,
a . « c o n d -c lw . matter" at bla.t from the ea»t. XV. good for legislature. Social w cB.ity offer.
count of the administratrix of the at the Court House in the City of
Enured a . aec
Orer»>
whe4t
, - a caae in poiht Original estim ate.
estate of Ralph M. fimith, deceased, Moro on the 1st day of December,
the Postoffice at
It ia a bit hard to keep ones submitted to the State Relief Corn-
on or -before December 31, 1938, at 1938 at the hour of 2:00 o’clock
under Act of Congress of March
mind on the wheat, however, when mission by the several county re-
two o’clock p. m., which is the time p. m., of said day, to show cause,
$, 1879.
finzers and ears tingle with eold lief committees called for in ex-
fixed by the County Court for if any exist, why the guardian of
and chills go racing up the spine cess of 130,000,000 in order • to
settlement of said Final Account, the above entitled ' estate - should
like waves in a pool. And yet, adequately finance old "age pen-
-ml the County Court House in not sell the undivided 1-27th inter­
one gets used to it. Monday night sions, general relief, aid to .to u
Moro, Oregon, is the place fixed est of said Minor in the following
described real property, to-wit:
the temperature dropped to six- blind and aid to dependent cnil-
for hearing said account.
The West i of-JBoction Thirty-
A lta. Smith,
teen above and everybody ^ompiain- dren. The State Relief Committee
four (34), Township Two (2 ),{
Administratrix.
ed. The following night it was applied its own pruning knife to
North Range Eighteen (18),
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
down to twelve and nearly every- these estimates ana reduced the
The rabbt eazy herald the spring, but V/lnston-Sa’cm, N. C., has the Frank G.-Dick,
East of the Willamette Meri­
one thought it was warmer, we aggregate to $25,824,500. - Budget
most reBable harbinger of Santa Claus, M’.se Ella Butner, o S cia l candle- The Dalles, Oregon,
dian, and the Southwest 4 of
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
become used to cold so easily. And Director Wharton has still further maker fog jfa e Moravian church In the South, Is busy at her annual Attorney for Administratrix.
Section Twenty Seven (27),
Payable in Advance
along that line, whatever become reduced these estimates to $21,- task of
by hand, in an~'ent molds, all the 10.CJ0 cnad’o to be
Township - Two <2), North
ONE YEAR — --------- ------- 31-M of m w who invented—or said he 953,121, which, as he points out, used bx.Morjaéap congregations in tueir Christmas Jeve-Tcasls. The cJ>L-.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
Range Eighteen (18), East of
dfd—h devioe for freezing tomans is still 99 percent more than the dren/ of Old Bífftvn crowd around to watch Miss Ella's nimble old fingers THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
the Willamette Meridian, and
for
indefinite
periods
and
bringing
$14,967,000
spent
on
the
social
bask UT ber wise old cmi!c.
NOVEMBER 25,1988
THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN
the Northeast i of Section
security program in this state dur­
them back to life?
SUMMONS No. 2481
Thirty-three (33), Township
ing the current biennium.
onbtrON NEWSPAPERS GOOD Edward E. Merges, Plaintiff
Two ,(2), North Range Eight-
THANKSGIVING
The other statement by the bud-
A report recently received charts
teen (18), East of the Willam­
-vs-
•
1vcr.iitv
of
Oregon,
Eugene—
Yesterday waa Thanksgiving county expenditures for the t e n g e t director deserving of serious
ette Meridian. - t —
* • *
FLat place in the national efficiency Agnes NYS, Mary A. Hilton,
and no American can be unmindful years from 1938 to 1937 and shows AJ ^ t lo n r e la t e s to the surplus
This citation ia served upon you
crinert,
for
which
43
active
chap-
forme
ly
Mary
A.
Edwards,
and
of opportunities for giving thanks that county
road expenditures of $87,970 for legislative contm-
tors- in all parts of the United jhomas Silvetthorn, . Defendants. nnd each of you pursuant to the
this year. Those who read the have taken most of the drop in genciea. These contingencies con
Haring failed to hold their reg-
Order of the Honorable George A.
foreign news—-and who does not— taxes and that public welfare ex- list of the-new demands for state
n, eptjn|?- 00 Wednesday after­ States competed, was won for the 1 0 . THOMAS SILVERTHORN,
hotter, Judge of the above en­
defendant
above
named:
past year by the University of
will readily recognise the reasons pense has cut into road moneys, aid that are always cropping ut~ -no€n due to,the storm, the Ladies
titled Cou t, duly made and en­
IN
THE
NAME
OF
THE
STATE
for thankfulness on the part of Taxation for debt service as r e -, emergency demands and w*£ial of the Amerioan Legion Auxiliary Oregon chapter of Sigma Delta
Ob’ OREGON: You are hereby re­ tered therein on October 28,
American citizens.
mained nearly constant In the ten! claims. Du-ing the Is ,t legislative
evening, Novem. Chi, it was announced recently.
‘ n ing 96 cut of a possible 100 quited to appear and answer the a- 193,8. „ Date of first publication
years and the cost of general ««»ion «>e« n on -b n d w ted ^ tem s
lMh #t
'„m e of Mrs
It is not the minor things of life
the Oregon chapter made the high- mended eomplaint filed in the above November 4. 1938, date of last
thanks <which
For r t w a t a n a ^ w « / . ? ? ™ X i . b » d
i Ä
of V n X s r f ^ e d
Norton. The following com- est rating ever achieved .by any entitled suit within four(4) weeks publication November 25. 1938.
about
mitte«
Witness my hand a-d seal of said
<rom date of first publication of
lifaf safety
£
»
«
by^he chairmen
president were
Nell appointed
Justinen. chapter since bhe contest began.
Court
affixed this 2Gth day of
The
award,
which
carries
the
this
summons,
and
if
you
fail
so
surea prospects xor m e, saxexy ox
divisions listed are assume that they will exceed 9500,-
?
¿ * ,r b *
-
PrOPeS o r “ t m .” form fr —
- - < « ." « ■
'W dfare tad from! 000 in the forth coming session, 1™«“
? ^ * * .’? ^ . . ^ . ’ « ':
to appear and answer, for want October, 1938.
x>m road, and puhlw w « » r e tad
™ J ™
»
M —
Child We„ , re , nd Community Sor
IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE
JOE TRUITT
f
,1,0 this chart it is apparent that most of them lee*'">»>* c'» ™« ’ °r vice;
Dunlap; Constitu- STATE OF OREGON FOR THE thereof the plaintiff will apply to
Clerk
of
the
County
Court
i
men and women. That
to
the
above
entitled
Court
for
the
__ fhrnntrHnnt
aid. At least it can be pre
, ____rnTTVTv n v a u r COUNTY
.p u i w
are more sure o f food and clothing
throughout the
the state
state county
county roads state
OF SHERMAN
reIief
for -n his amended
dieted that the ,87.970 aurplu. will «<"* ,nd„
u
“ n m X '!
I. anot'/er mqjoy matter about are getting but .bout half as much
In the Matter of the Liquidation ____
în
ove to be entirely inadequate.
^idac: M.ldred Norton, Hospital
Complaint
filed in this cause; such
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
which we may give thanks.
. as In 1938.
Ccssie Holmes r Junior activities of the MORO STATE BANK, relief b ein g' (a) for judgment
* *
Hi ¡ms Rooper; Legislative: Floye Mnro,
Oregon
As everything is comparative
NOTTfT°OF
DIVIDEND PAY- » eoinst »«“ and-each ’ f the oth" THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
our ¡ position
happy
because . of
Despite protestations of the im-
r _____ _____ — ia ___
___________
Visitors to the executive depart- von Borstel; . Membership: Mildred
NOTICE OF DLViDlSNU r a x ,iamed defendants for the sum of THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN
the misery of many of those in possibility of success the Pr0T*>etJ ment in the future will be greeted Norton; . Music: Laura Sather; MENT
p tv ™
$1600.00
$1600.00 with
with interest
interest thereon
thereon at
at PROBATE DEPARTMENT
other parts of the world. The Jews scheme of repairing toys by local b the gijrht of beautjfui memOr- National Defense: Helene Lemley;
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, g i,
f rom October 1, CITATION
:ional News: Lydia Olds; Pop
Hop- that an order has been
Deen entered
eniereu by
oy n|2Q nnf.j
untU nftid
paid,_ _ auch
8Uch being
^ ing the
IN THE MATTER OF THE
of Germany and of other nations hoys under the auspices of the
t^at ^ow occupies a prom- National
ESTATE
OF ELIZABETH DAVI^
can have little to feel thankful for American
Legion
has
worked
very
plgce
in
the
reception
room
py
Poster:
Ada
Guyton:
Publicity:
the
Circuit
Court
of
the
State
of
’
fe
.
certain
note
„ . . , r . f. . , havp
menu pi— ...
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r
L"®
amount coring upon a certain note
havu re-,
r e-( nf
MACUtive suite. The table Millie von Borstal; Radio: Clara Oregon for the County of Sher- mentioned therein> dated October DECEASED.
as the winter of 1938 closes In.
in, well to date and the boys have
executive
__________________ ______ took
conditioned m any discarded toys
was included m the new fu-nish- Kock.
man, authorising, empowering and
executed* by defendant
To Guy Davis. Edna Davb. Ana.
the future with little joy and all and made them valuable for new ings purchased by the Capitol Re-
Anah Beauchamp «Vid to ill
Plans were made for a series directing the Superintendent or Agnc§ Nys afl<1 her then husband(
over Europe t h e » is turmoil and owners when Christmas comes, construction cormnission for the of card parties to oe given at the Banks to d istr a ite a first, 8ec®nd; Bernard Nys, and secured by a other persons unknown, if any such
strife' in decided contrast to this It is a worthwhile project for all new capitol. Into its top of Car- Kent Legion, hall the third Satur- thjrd, fourth and fifth dividend of nM?rtgage dated Noven>ber 18t there be interested in the Estote
country.
..
'
concerned.
pathian elm and Oregon myrtle- day night of ?ach month. “5 0 0 ’ ten per cent each, and a sixth divi- 192e, covering real property sit- of Elizabeth Davis. Deceased:
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE'
rm dend or
«n all
»»
ghe;man County, Oregon
wood is inlaid a replica of the old will be played. Refreshments will
of twenty
‘
‘ per cent, on
“
for ordinary
¿epos*
claime filed and ,
,
OF
OREGON, You are hereby
cppHol-^the
one
d*»?itroved
bv
fire*
be
served,
and
prises
given
,
.
described as.
eaoaa ot forefen lunalon. All
H»r<lln« “ ’ ’’’ J 5 “ . . ™
” * In 1935. More than 40 kinds of high and low scores. The change approved from February Zl, 1938,
commanded to appea- in the Coun­
The Southwest quarter of the
for Portland after spending five wood went into the making of this will be 25 cents each. A record will to snd including October 29, 1938,
ty Court, of the State of Oregon,
Southwest quarter of Section
over the world families are brok
years as manager of a branch beautiful piece of furniture for be kept of d l 1 scores and a grand and a seven-tih dividend of five per
in and for the County of Shvrman.
en because .of famine, wars and
Seventeen (17); the Southeast
bank in The Dalles. He has been which the Capitol
__ - Commission
__________ paid
__ m ise given,at the final card par-1 cent on all deposit claims filed and
at the Court House in the City of
preparations for wars.
quarter of Section Eighteen
in the thick o f whatever was going $900. TheT taxoayers’ who helped tv for high'scoring lady and gen- approved against the Moro State
Moro on the 12th day of Decem­
But in giving thanks we may
(18); the • North half of the
on
for
a
long
time.
ber,
1938 at the hour of 2:00 p. m .,»
foot
the
bill
will
also
be
interested
tlemen.
Each
person
attending
Benk
to
and
including
October
29,
Northeast quarter of Section
wall consider that we, too, would
in the two needle point chairs in each party will receive a free 1938, said dividends to be paid on
of said day, to show pause, if any
be in a similar position if it were
Ninetee|i
(19);
the
North
half
The Weather man softened up the governor’s office, billed at $456 chance on a beautiful Sampson and after December 2, 1938.
exist, why the Administratrix of
not for fortunate circumstances,
of the Northwest quarter of
Wednesday night and the Thanks­ each. Four othe’* needle point card table which will be raffled off^ That said order also •• directed
the above entitled Estate should
for forefathers who fought for and
Section Twenty (2Ó); all in
giving morning temperature waa chairs in the governor’s suite, but s.t the final card party. We invite that this notice be given by publi-
not sell the undivided 3-45 interest
obtained a representative govern­
Township
Four
(4)
South
higher than any the fore part of minue the side arms of the more all card players to attend this cation thereof in one issue of a
of said Elizabeth Davis, deceased,
ment, for productive and un-crowd-
Range Fifteen (15) East, Will-
the
week.
newspaper
of
general
circulation
in the following described real
expensive
pieces,
were
billed
at
series
of
parties
snd
assure
them
od acres, for an indopandent spirit
, nmette Meridian,
printed and published in Sherman
$275 each. The swivel chair for a good time.
engendered io part by government
which mortgage was recorded on property:
The season1* for the fine art o f use of the gpve;nor eort the «tote
The Weat I of Section Thirty-
¡Alt the close of the meeting ice County, Oregon.
... -i u- • •
in T>oolc S dritc
and environment.
sportsmanlike mayhem is about a paitry $361 while a de luxe model cream, cake and coffee were served, That the date of publication
'
Recordg.
of
^
¡3
four (34), Township Two (2).
So, not like the Pharisee, who
orai^e that he i not like
^ th Thanksgiving and now waste basket in the same office by the Hostess.
The next meet- thereof is November 25, 1938.
North Range Eighteen (18),
uaty, and which was assumed
MARK of SKINNER.
Superin­
East of the Willamette Meri­
ing will be held December 14 at!
i n ? _ a * « X k of ters try turn
10
y°un^
-
was
marked
down
to
$3750.
New
Undent
B^nteTto
eh»r7Zof
^
"
<
¡»
"
1
Mary
A
Hiltoiu
then
to run each other to death
dian, and the Southwest I of
rugs for the executive suite range the home of Nell Justesen.
humility like the man who wstchee ters try
the Moro State Bank, in liqui-
A w a r d s ,;and her then hu,
on
the
maple
court.
Section Twenty Seven (27),
Millie
von
Borstel,
Publicity,
in
price
from
$133
to
$889.
the unfortunate go down the street
j xi
George W.,EdWa’ds, by deed
dation, Moro, Oregon.
recorded February 1, 1932, in ¡book
Township Two (2), North
chairman.
and eayi, "There, hut for the
• • *
Range Eighteen (18),. East of
Grace of God, go F do
,<iy«
V» page 287, Deed Records of sai<
County judges and commissioners
*
the
Willamette Meridian, and
thanks.
County, and also assumed by you
meeting here in annual convention
the
Northeast I of Section
*nid Thomas Silverthorn, (by dee<i;
omi
, Sr*u’dav asked the legislature to
Thirty-three (33), Township
AT LAST
recorded
July
18,
1932,
in
book
W
From the Observer N w . 24, 1899. relieve the counties of any partici-
Two (2), North Range Eigh-
psrge 328, Deed Records of sai<
The I. O. O. F. driveway entrance
tbP cnst nf old age pen-
With the advent o f Joe Belanger,
teen (18), East of the Willam­
Cctinty; and also for the sum of
mee here to etort experi- gate to the cemetery , made by the ^ ong ald t0 the blind and aid to
ette M eridian.------------------------- T"
$39.83
with
intoieet
at
6
%
per
»1 work ia eoil eroeion, the city foundry, was placed in poei- depelldent children. Mounting costs
This
citation is served upon you
annum ■ from September 27, 1938
_____ ..) involved in the social securitv pro-
1 9 3 6
eoil eenoero at ion eerrten loavea its tion this week.
and
each
of you persuant to the
covering taxes thus far paid on
Horace Strong has torn down his g.rttm are breaking the backs of
former immaturity and starts to
Order of the Hono-Wble George A.
said
real
property;
and
the
further
old barn on bis farm below town tbe counties according to Judge!
grow np.
jsujn of $280.06 attorney’s fees Potter, Judge of the above en­
p ay of Jackson county, presi-
The service, locally, has suffer­ and is replacing it with a more
and his costs and disbursements titled Court, duly made and en­
I ¿|*nt of the state association who
ed much from farmer disrespect convenient one.
herein;
,ahd furthe^, (b) for decree tered therein on November 5th,
Grass Valley gives a .Grand warT,ed that “there is trouble
because it has advocated practices
declaring4 said mortgage to be a <1938. Date of first • publication
- I ahead" unless something is done
about which it had no means of Mask Ball Thankegiving.
first, valid and subsisting lien upon November 11, 1938, date of last
E. E. Barnum, moved Wednes-' to help the counties.
being assured. It was wont to
the above described real property di publication December 2, 1938.
pountv officials referred to
say “Do this" or "Do that" to day from town to the Apderson
Witness my hand and the seal
lec^irrgj-’¿hat same be foreclose«
farmers. The experimental math place which he will farm the com- thdr ¿ ^ t i v e committee for fur-
o
f’
said Court affiled this 5th day
the property sold according
‘
: ther study
a proposal that the
od is to say “We have tried this inye®»«0“- ‘
MODEL
>
of
November.
1938.
law and the proceeds applied to
The new court
tunx®d COunty school Tuna levy be exempt-
method and have obtained the fol­
Joe Truitt
ward
payment
of
the
costs
of
sale
. fnym the aix per eent limita-
lowing results. If you desire these over to the county Wednesday by
Cle k of the County Court.
nr.d next to the sums for which
1QnQ 1 tion and made a special tax levy
result« the method may be help­
judgment is prayed for and
From the Observer, Nov. 26,51W>.
game g8 .g tbat for 8upport of
ful?
may ibe granted as aforesaid, let Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
We
haven’t
•
«
T
yariqty
the
elementary
schools.
Inclusion
There is dire need for informs
Meets on the 1st and
ting the .purchaser at such sale
jgvy ¡n the caUnty budgets,
—let us explain the
tion about soil erosion for it is of to show from the Moro ^Dryjlaimf, of
3rd
Thursday eve­
into possession of said Teal prop-
¡g serjOuily crippling
a certainty a serious matter for ing station as yet but Mr. Umber-1
nings of each month.
e
ty„
and
barring
and
foreclosing
F irst National Cash Buyer Plan!
west farmers in a dry land area. ger can shoW you some splendid ofber county activities, partcular-
Visiting members cor
you, and the other defendants
Throughout the .Columbia basin dried apples and a fine dry Jersey . the road program.
dially invited to meet
named.. and all persons claiming
1 - ,r ' ■ r ’
.>
' ,
I ____________ __ •
huge crops are grown on land that cow.
with us.
by,
under
or
through
the
defen-
The China wedding of Mr. and
- '■
is less than two feet deep and in
LOWEST FINANCING COSTS
dants,’ and %aeh and aH of them, Searal Searcy, J L M
D r i v " 1?
many cases on land that has less
C. V. Belknap, Secy.
of any and all right, title, claim
than six inches of good earth on
and interest in and to said real
YOU MAKE A CASH DEAL
top.
property, except only the statu­ Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
Loss of any great percentage of
• Moro, Oregon
tory right of redemption; and fur­
this good soil and any sort of ag­ team of matched greys to Porter
Eleven Oregon communities will
ESTABLISH
BANK
CREDIT
Meets
1st and 3rd
ther, ( c ) . for such other relief as
riculture becomes well nigh impos­ Bros. Oregon Trunk contractors.
play host to a new rer e* of s<.fe-
Tuesdays
in the
to
the
Court
may
seem
equitable
The North Bank railway and th e , driving. sqhqpls, sponsored by Sec­
sible. Wind and water combine to
I.O..O.F.
hall
Tran
PLACE INSURANCE
and proper. .
remove it from the fields. Fur­ Oregon Trunk will be joined by aj retary of State Earl Snell, for the
sient and visiting
P iis «upimons is served upon
thermore as more crops are grown bridge at CelHo, a moat picturesque next six weeks.
brothers are cordi­
-
<
WHERE
YOU
WISH
you pursuant to order of the Hon­
end the humus is removed from spot for Abridge.
ally
invited to meet
The new circuit includes Oregon
orable Carl Hendricks, Judge of
the soil the process becomes more FoA the Observer Nov. 28, 1919
• with us. 1
City,
St.
Helens,
Clatskanie,
As­
the above entitled Court, made and
Saturday morning a quiet wed­
rapid.
* Under thia p la n you supp ly one-third the
Ralph E. Eakin, N. G.
toria, Seaside, Tillamook, • Mc­
entered herein on or about on the
’A permanent • agriculture for ding was observed at the Predby- Minnville, Newberg, Hillsboro, For­
Joe Truitt, Secretary
prioer in trade-in or cash; w e len d you th e
28th day of Oct., 1938, by publica­
this district demands that., some terinn manse when Joseph F. Pet­
est
Grove
and
Salem.
balance to pay for both car and insurance.
tion thereof once each week for Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78-O.E.S
means be token to retain the re ers and Marie Douma were mar-
ICfrwat
wi
l
l
.
be
cotidqeted.
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y
g
.
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neecL
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b
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d
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to
finance
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matntag aail where It la 1
sive weeks ini the Sherman Coun­
Mayor Thompson has appointed L. Van* • Blaricon, ‘representative
Meets Every Second and
through thia bank.
' ‘
Heretofore there has ’ been no
ty Journal, a.-neiwppMper published
Fourth Thursdays in each
lenghty experiments showing how councilmen, Wright, Powell and from Secretary of * State Snell’s
and generally circulated in Sher­
Month. Visiting members
this might feasftdy he done and i Sayrs to investigate and select a office, who has been working with
the schools for more than a year.
man County, Oregon, the «late of
A n y B r « m e la
Invited
ia the job of Mr. Belanger to find alto' for a reservoir.
These classes tea/h beginning
first publication 'being hereinafter Kerrone Christianson W. ,M.
J. M. Eddy has resigned his std>-
out how to do it.
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Ruth Sparling, Secretary.
The entire conservation service contrsct as mail carrier and G. E. drivers all the fundamental move­
has sheafed to the experimental Meloy jr„ has bought his Ford and ■ ments which they must know in
j Date of first publication, Nov­
order to past a driving tost for
Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
point of view and will in the future will continue the job.
ember 4, 1938;,
operator’s
‘ licenses. Along , with
Moro, Oregon
Elmer
Hansen
had
his
right
be o f inereasing value to the farm
Date of last publication, Dec­
Meets
2d
&
4th Tuee
owner who sees the necessity of forearm broken at the wrist Tues­ the technical side of driving, the
ember 2, 1938.
day
of
each
month.
retaining hie soil and to the rent­ day while cranking the trading necessity for a sense of responsi­
HOWARD F. ARNEST
bility towa’d other drivers is em­
Visiting members w
er who wishes to retain control of company Ford.
Attorney for Plaintiff
A t the dose of the Thanksgiv­ phasized. The students use their.
his farm.
Post Office and office address: come.
f*”*»Hv cars and learn by do­
It is a most hopeful sign of ing services Sunday an offering
. : 1425 Yeon Building Thelma Miller, N.G.
progress to the Interest • of dry was taken for the starving Ar- ing rather than by listening to
Portland. Oregon. Florence Johnston,See
lectures or reading texts.
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it s
Statehouse Gossip
Candlemaker Prepares for Christmas
Kent Auxiliary
Meets Last Week
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»1. Scho«ls Planned