Image provided by: Sherman County Historical Museum; Moro, OR
About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1938)
v* f I • M’ •r • ---------- i I the totals for the county may be — — -----------------------------:------------------------------------------ - -------------- T"'-—-- ¡2~_ ----------— y JOU b S á L, MORO, ORfiOOM • f '- " . ' MtliU?, D&CEItfeÈR io. lp&l PAOS T11REÍ Cassie von Borstal, who attends I compiled. - , school in The Dalles, is spending •* J I ' Byron Peetz and wife were here effc » .* • * • ' her holiday vacation with her Sunday to eat Christmas turkey with the Peeta family. Cheater • Twins were born to Mr. and l/r s. Peetz and wife of Portland w— U V U V V I * Gaylord jDavies at The Dalles also among the* the family guests. t ; hospital Wednesday night. One* rht. One N. Stevenson left this week was a girl and the other a ' 1 for Hood River where he has a Davies formerly taught ___ _ a few service station. He spent Christ- ___ Christinas _________ program put on Valley. , lit r o had a ship yard The Kent grange No. 688 held its days last Weekwhen Elmer. Barzee daughter, Mrs. t^e grade school pupils at the regular meeting Friday evening and Har y Kunsman constructed a M- • • McKe®« ¡ Civic auditorium Thursday eve- December 23rd. The beginning • h ixteitr foot boat at' the garage. Louis Peetz, grandson o f Mr. ning was well attended. Mr. Tapps feature of the evening was an o y s-1 Made to be propelled by an out- *cd Mrs. L. L. Peetz went to Port- orchestra played several selections botnet nxUor the boob was con- Und and Sandy to spend Christ- between numbers on the prog am. ter supper which was given by abutted, to allow Elmer and son with his mother. Last but not leav%, Santa appear- Corliss Andrews. The regular A4 the annual meeting of the U fish the lakes-next , summer. Harry Ragsdale, who was elect- od and handed out treats to the business meeting was held follow-| stock holders held July 6, 1938, Gpod music and all that goes ed >a secretary of the Mid-Col- youngsters. •*r ing the supper when the worthy to. make a- big time Saturday uipbia loan association, will be un- The teachers all left for their the directors of Farmers Elevator lectirer gave a very entertaining \ night at the Firemen's annual *Me <o serve because of a ruling respective ______ _____ _ to _ spend ________ homes the & Supply Company, Incorporated, evening. The literary program Whoopee ball. • i. handed down from Washington D. Christinas holidays. (Rohe: t Tapp Moro, Oregon, were ordered to ccnsisted of an instrument? 1 trio liquidate the assets preparatory All collections for the sale of C., barring relatives of directorsan d Raymond Jewell for Portland; comprised of Jackie and Frank ■.< Christmas seals should he sent in r 5n= J L M i_ l!L OP toe board a t. W. Baker and Margaret Tra- to dissolution. von Borstel and Eugene B i nett, A liquidating-dividend of $6.00 vocal solos by Norm« Jean * Hel- - -‘to the county chairman so that i. r«*ane. j hue for The Dalles and Jean Powell per share will be paid on January yer and Helen Wilson, gr<\i» sing Mr. and Mrs. Colila Moore left to Moro. totals can be compiled. 15, 1939 t o , stockholders of reco:d ing consisting of Christmas <srols; to * for Portland Christmas morning Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hutohcroft Miss Gene Brighine went on December 24, 1938. Portland with Mr. and Mrs. Avery to mert rel®tive* Mrs. Moore and children of Milwaukie came rrading by Nellie Wilson; ssxa- Payment will be made to stock phone solo by Myrtle Helyer, and Martin on their return home ex- j T ho came Portland for a family up early Sunday morning to spend peering to returp in time for the 1 dlnner* Christmas day with her parents, holders of record upon application vn ious impromptu talks on linger in person or in writing to the office ing Christmas memories glvm by opening of school January 3. j The hoy's club has obtained a Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lemley. of the company in Hotel Mo:o, V’tuous grsnPT members. A Christ-j Verh Chitwopd of Grizzly was! p° o1 Uble for the cIub rooraa and! Mr. and M s. Estel Hartley and Moro, Oregon, down for Christmas dinner with i du[ing the » « keeping family spent Christmas at Moro v . . ,. "twy was reed by the Chap-! r A to»; previous no rvx. If liquidating dividend which served aa the sac ed part his'sister, Mrs. Joe Truitt. l£ busy' with her sister and family, Mr. W5'M , i £ Sh~ e W*’ Pt'd "'<'f nroer.m. The conrludimt' ¿ George and Mrs. Updegraff left! E*1*1 Gentry and Mrs. Josephine and Mrs. Ralph Eakin. thj year W31. The par value is fe„ture was a “fishing special. last week io r Portland with Mrs. Barnum were married Saturday Mr. and Mrs. H en y Tetz and Î59.00 per share, the efore, $30.00 Updegraff going on to California 1 n’W in Portland at the home of children of Adams arrived Satur per share has been paid during G*<t? w *re exchanged in this man-j ner. Card nlaving and dtncin g! to spend Christmas with her i a friclwl of Mrs. Barnum. They day to »pend the Christmas holi liquidation. h* ou*rh(t "bout the close of the ev e-1 expect to live in Portland until mrther. days with Mrs. Tetz’ parents, M . The indebtcdneKS of the com ing which w is enjoyed greatly b y ; spring opens. and .Mrs. Charles Lemley. They The Mo'o Fjreman are giving pany has bVn completely paid Mrs. Nell Lucas of The Dalles will return to their home Saturday. otherwise it would not be possible sll n esent. another of their annual New Year's M”. end M"s. J. L. Davis and dancer at the Legion hall Satur- ' and Bu ton Toome, of Klickitat, Mr. and M s. Alfred Kock an J to declare this liquidating divi son I.-’th"r Warren and Mr. and Washington, were married last day night. family had dinner at the home < : dend. offlrer. and dirceto-, of the MrL . L £ 1ICUrJI chri’ t"’“ The Mr. and Mrs. Avery in Goldendale aceordmg Mr. and Mrs. Ted von Borst-r! Si£ ' " 7 ^ Dn2le’, a' t1h<‘ hon',‘ nt Mr- and children were here from Port- * ,i ° rT*A‘on ¿ece.ved hare by Monday celebrating the birthday «mpanjr .re an follow,: Omer C. Says, President. ‘ nrt Mr“' W’ Eck ' land to spend-the holidays w lt h |inen<fa o f Ln“ *- anniversaries of M s. Kock airi the proud parents of a daughter, Lamer H. Sayrs, Secretary -T.eas- Mr* and MrR- W c * « « d ,____ Mr. von Borstel. Rost Crystal, born Wednesday, “That’s so. But thia is only a their pa-entsjMT. and Mrs. Charles urer. scn Bob spent Sunday at the home, December 21st Mr. and Mrs. Harry Squire and small wedding.” Belshee and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mr‘ Mnd Mr#- Clifford UUman daughter of Junction City spent Truman Strong, Vice President. Christmas programs were given Martin. ' ’ Geo ge N. McDonald, Director. Bedmond. Christmas week end visiting the T . „ , . , , , t bv tbe Kent school and Kent Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Glen Glass of no. nU.,H er r wh° h*8 **'" 111 in d“>’ 8ch° o1 °" thfi- respective day,. former’s brother and family, ¡M t Charles L. Powell, Director. Roosevelt, Wash.’, spent Christ Theodore Johnrton, Director. The Dalles for some time, ratorn-1 uf Friday and Sunday, iMxro Christian Science Society: and Mrs. Arden Squire. in a ^ day. here- with Mrs. Hazel j ed to his home here Thursday! M , ,, r ,' M:. and Mrs. Wayne Spoor and Woods, Mr. Glass’ sister. Ethan Church Services every Sunday = = = , where he is .aid to be on the road' .Ca/ ' s ' hlld' w'tz Woods and family of Prineville morning at eleven o ’clock and family went to Molalla to spend ; to improvement. "1 7 ¿ ° hn and 6«<>r»e Barnet were also holiday guests of Mrs. every Wednesday evening at eight Christmas with his parents. j Mias Velma Matthea returned - ^ al!es “ o’clock. The Wednesday evening Woods and daughter, Signa. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wells and son be near M:a, Barnet t to her home here from N orthBcnd meeting includes testim onies a t rDavid arii Wrs T. M. Rolfe went who is staying with her mother I, L. Peetz, after an illness with ' where she will spend the holidays who is seriously ill in a hospital a cold of several days, is out and Christian Science healings. The to Portland Monday on business, | with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. there. Reading Room in the rear of the returning Tuesday. on the job of building roads «agin. I J. L -Matthes before resuming her church building has an attendant - I Mr. and Mrs. Arch Zathner of H. W. Champneys left last Sat i duties as a teache-_ in the high Benefits totaling more than $5,- urday for his home near Seattle at the close of each service. Here The Dalles spent Christmas here ! school of North Bend. may be found all authorized vi.’ iting relatives. 600,000 have been paid to insured to spend the holidays with his Mr. and Mrs. R. N. McGlasson, unemployed workers in Oregon Christian Science literature, includ wife Mrs. Ed Alley, accompanied by I Eva Miller, Marian Gittings, ing the Bible. The public is in during 1938 by the state unemploy Dance the New Year in at the vited to attend the sendees and Bruce end Lila Lee were shoppers j Charles Bothwell and Johnny ment compentation commission. in The Dalles Friday. Ixgion ball Saturday night. i Thompson returned to their re- to make use of the reading room. M . and Mrs. Dan McLachlan of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ruggles are speetive homes to spend the Christy ‘What are you playing ohil- here this week from St. Helens 'Present runs vacation before resuming their Educational opportunities at the The Dalles, accompanied by their dren?” where they have been making University of Oregon have at daughter and husband spent Christ j teaching duties here again Janu “Weddings, mama. I’m the ary 3rd. their home, to visit with his par tracted 448 students from 26 other mas day with their son and family bride and Tillie is the bridesmade” 6 M ÏÏ0 0 M Ç -°SfNS1BLL RAIES Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McLachlan. ents. states, 31 from U. S. territories Dick Stackley is now residing “But you have no bridegroom.” , Henry Roth went to The Dalles Parkins end dependencies, and six from in what is known as the Chris Mr. and Mrs. Harlow spent Christmas here with Mrs. foreign countries, a total of 486 Saturday to bring his son Henry & h is SW IN G ST ER 3 Polson house. Stackley expects ^oosooooeoooooooaoooococososc-oco-^cooooooooooooooc Parkins’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. from outside of Oregon, statistics home from a hospital where he to make this his future home. Caps-B«lloons W. S. Powell. i released by Dr. Earl M. Pallett, ios b ?en for several weeks for Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Jess U ndry ex- r‘« ist„rar' ,sh° w- C»Iifornl», which treatment of an injury rec/ived son George of Bend spent Christ port to return next week after ?®7' leada •*' «ther • u t « - some time ago in a basket ball Noisemakers to G reet mas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. spending the holiday season in Washington w>th 68. 1» second._ game. J. C. Wilson. Mrs. Louis Gross spent Christ Portland with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cratty are mas in The Dalles with her par •Clyde Gillmor is doing some One Day Special W i n t e r “Just around the corner” work on his house, lowering ceil- Californian— Now in my State we ents. Mr. and M s. Tom Alley and frigs, etc., to make it ready for can grow- a tree that size in about c ’ ’ weather. a year. How long did it take you daughter Mildred and Mt. and P r e s to n e your radiator Mrs. Ed Alley and Lila Lee were The American Legion Auxiliary to grow that one? Dealer In will meet next Wednesday at the Floridian—Can’t say for sure, callers in Wasco Monday. Mrs. Glen Karnes and son left h« me of Ms. E. W. Christensen, but it wasn’t there yesterday. W INTER LUBRICATIO N Sunday for Portland. Calkin« Weeden, Treaten There will be a 1.30 dessert lunch- --------------------- Mr. and Mrs. C. A Oestrqic.h g.nd eon. To The Point For your transmission and differential family returned Tuesday from (Mrs Mae Moore county chair- - F, ther_ First of m boy, Used Weeders man of the seal sale wishes that realiie that my time is limited. Ritzville, Washington where they A tto rn e y A t L a w all who have funds that have not Secondly, say what you want. they spirit Christmas with her rel F Y R F Y T E R E Q U IP M E N T CHECK: Tires, Battery, Ignition, Lights, atives. They report snow and been sent in do so in order that Thirdly, be short. M o r o a n d W ssoj colder weather there. Mòro, Oregon Phone 544 Son— Well dad, firstly, I do. Heater, Defroster. * Gerald Blagg of The Dalles Secondly, I will. Thirdly I am! spent Christmas weekend with his cn::u:»a:a»m»inn» t :un:nxtnttn parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blagg. Mr. and Mrs Herman Schilling S ig n in g o f f f o r w in t e r d r i v i n g CEDAR POSTS—Not tooth picks Drowned Out for sale, 6c to 10c 14 miles South Guide: “This, ladies and gentle- went to The Dalles last Friday of Hood River, yerded on highway, men. "is the greatest cataract in ™d ";ct ,thair /•«“Oiter Barbara Also 16 inch, 4 foot, and mill wood, the country, and if the ladies will Walpole of Portland, who come up Ffnce boxing lumber. Maurice S. only be silent for a moment you to spend the Christmas holidays Walson, Parkdale, Ore. Phone can hear the deafening roar of the visiting here. Mu. and Mrs. Gus Engstrom 168. 8-11 waters.” were visitors in Moro Friday. Mr. and M s. Oscar Ruggles left Saturday for Heppner to spend Christmas with their daughter and frmily, Mr. and Mrs. Ea.l Mc Kinney. a n d f o r t h e g e n e r a l s a tis fa c tio n Bill McDonald of The Dalles was a guest of Bob King Friday o f t r a d in g w h e r e s to c k s a r e la r g and Saturday. est a n d q u a l i t y g u a r a n t e e d th is Mrs. Dell Eakin and daughter Emma Jean and Mrs. Harold Enkin o ld a n d r e lia b le s to re m e r it s were shoppe: s in The Dalles Wed THE DAYS BETWEEN , dishes th a t are quickly put to- nesday. Y o u r A t t e n t io n At this time you have your gethe , dishes that can be pre- Harold Eakin and D^ll Enkin Christmas dinner plans well in pared ahead of time without loss were in Hood PJver Wednesday hand and are on a tear to put of looks or flavor. Molded salads, where Harold made -his official them into execution. Some one has hot cream soups, pressed chicken vririt to the Hood River Masonic said that the planning of Christ- ov veal and pork molds, quick hot lodge. ' _ mas menus is like trimming the breads with a favorite preserve, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Olds went tree, you bring out your choice home canned fruits as desserts and to The Dalles Thu’sdav evening to and favorite recipes and hang them a well filled cookie jar are all time meet her sisters Natalie and Otil- W e are increasing stock and w ill have or be on the prominent branches of saving and yet filling and appe- lie Wasenmiller of Portland who ab|e to get any kind or quantity desired on came un to spend Christrtas week ynur menus. And so it .tor-, tiring too. « ' every hbmemake" chodses the One of our favorites which can end visiting relatives. short notice. Mr. and Mrs. Carl She man of dishes that she knows will add the f V'c*d for luncheon, dinner or a sparkle to the holiday feast, long fireside supper is oyster stew and Forest Grove arrived Thursday to spend Christmas with her parents, anticipated by her brood. thi* is our recipe for it. a v Mr and Mrs. Charles Lemley. But the 'Christmas dinner is Oyster 3tew Ferdinand Stark arrived from usually just the beginning of a Two tablespoons butter Fo est Grove this week to spend w ffk of festivity. This is the I.i go ninch paprika stock of all fuels during the winter. the holidays with his parents, Mr. j season that just does something Da«h cf tabasco sauce and Mrs. Sam Stark. to you and makes you seek out D»ch cf Worcestershire sauce Margaret and Dorothy Holm es,; old friends, old neighbors, the al- Sslt rM pepper to taste who are attending school in The i mdst-forgotten relative. Indeed, One pint oysters The attractive Long Distance rates effective to most Dalles, are snendlng Christmas va Get your order in for Briquets it is the season of happy hearts Two cups cream cation with Üi( their parents, Mr. and points every night* and Sunday, will be available on Two cups rich milk and those who make the most ot as price w ill raise $1 per ton the first of Jan- it are the very ones who* reap the " rput * butter, paprika, tabasco. Mrs. Bill Holmes MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1939, as weH. Wo ccstershire, salt, pepper and; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dryden and moat enjoyment. New Year's greetings and other messages can be tele* udry. Your home-for-the-holiday mem oysters in top of double boiler, fam ily left for Portland Sunday phoned at night rates any time between 7 P.M. Saturday, ber of the family will appreciate Heat over boiling water,’ until after church, to spend Christmas D ecem ber 31, and 4:30 a . m . Tuesday, January 3. the festivities that require the edges of oyster« begin to curl, with his mother. There was a good attendance least tim e.in preparation. If you Then add milk and cream. When » fa rm » 7 4.-M A. M. m W aJt X y budget your timé for household! it is piping hot, ladle into w»rm from Moro at the Eastern Star tasks and food preparation you «oup bowls into which you have initiation la.’<K'*Tufbd*y evening TNK PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY • will have the time for the many put a portion of the butter. Serve when th ee new members, Alice M . G. Me lier, Manager things you long to do during at once, with salted oyster crack- Oestreich, Alta May and Vivian these days between, flave in njlnd ers. 4 •' M l wsre taken into the order., _ •• ■ ■■■*■■------------------------- TBS SBKBU á K toU ktt .-Y, Come and Go Grass Valley 0 | NfllAnl Gives (elVAtt School VllVCd Has Christmas Zv TP -1 het- 1 ogetner C.nFl^flTIAM P124 V Liquidating-Dividend Payment NotJication H. C H ID ES W HOOPEE ALL M o ro Firemen M o re y G ra ff Station F O S S the N ew Y ear Saturday, Dec. 31 A . W . McLEOD GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF Classified Ads Z E IG L E R ’S the Grass Valley Quality Store Foss & Co.—— for Groceries that Satisfy Clothes that W ear HlWtV/TOHEAnM A y ^ A D A .R -M A V N E 'D A IRY COUNCIL Lumber Coal, W o o d , Prestologs We wil1 hdve à GdSCO Briquets M o ro Lumber & Fuel Yard i O N D A Y .T O O I
