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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1939)
/. — -.-A :— PAQ9 FOUR THE SHERMAN CO UNT*. Wasco School JO U R N A L , Army. Parades At S. F. Fair ! New Furnace • T hursday evenin': a school be-.’*: n u ttin g was held :o consider busi ness re la tin g to the new f u r n u . th at is being installed this sum m cr. Rev. and Mrs. Cannel! v .ii’ G ertrude left M onday for a thyr weeks trip . They will >•!•-*, - M errill to see a son, and mt c into C alifornia visitin g a t G t’ strv ille , S anta ‘Rosa and Aubui- and will visit at the Golden GU exposition. F. L. Jo h n s of Th l i l i e s will fill the pulpit durin the p a s to r’s absence. Mr. and M rs. A rth u r I.andle had as th eir house g u ests recent! Mr. and Mrs. John Landh*; < Lakeview, Mr. and M rs. Jeff Lcnj and children, Alvina and Jane r M arshfield. The Landles are no; living in the M cA llister house. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Weld w en Sunday dinner g uests a t the hom or Mr. and Mrs. Guy Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Gosson and cli'ldren and Mr. and Mrs. Le and children held a picni at the D eschutes Sunday M r. «„<) Mrs H aro j(| m otored to H eppner S a tu rd a ’ ■ u r e h ™ " '1 ^ ° Uirht th ?ir fllrni tu re home on th eir re tu rn . fo r„U ?or Eand C" me from CaIi *ht fihower o' ' Mrn T ^ r M^Mi’, inciudrd qu v ' he h°m<' o' Mr m r' an<l M rs. W H °. f ?'D e ,,‘ M r - -" rf m ” Hood SX r,e.:d"d „7. ~ ° f A ,e« nd" . Royce. are PelalivW °' Iowa "hi of Mrs d J - Oti." R(W and two chil a - v.siting w ith her parent Seaside and expect to ape,ri several weeks in P ortland b e ^ n re tu rn in g home. o fMpn ? fr8 ‘ Sherm an W hitin' «»J th eir d au g h ter, Ju a n ita , wh. came w ith them , stayed fo r a Ion- •it. Mr. W hiting is a Mult ro m ah county deputy sheriff .Several fa rm era will bulk' thei. F rain th is y ear in elevator* boini a 0" i - e u fa rm 8 ‘ G H * Ro,v and A sa R ichelderfer, L. E. Kase- berg and M arion iPowell havini made provision fo r th is method o handling. Mr. an d Mrs. Hal ’ Shelton of Hood R iver spent S unday visitinR Mrs. S h elto n’s p aren ts. A num ber of persons made vi a picnic g ro up a t W ilson park Sunday including Mr. and Mrs D iebert Johnson, M rs. Huckin anr C hristine, Mr. and Mrs. Wm C lo th ier and M rs. !Belle C lothier who le ft fo r h e r hom e a t Olym pia Monday. M rs. Joe Mee was a busines caller in M oro Monday. M rs F red Cole and Stephen Alley m ade a business trip to Thr Dalles M onday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed T hrall o W ashougal, W ashington were ove n ig h t g u ests a t the hom e of M and Mrs. Ed Moon and dinnr gu ests S atu rd ay a t the home <> Mr. and M rs. Rice. The baseball season is over lier and m ore serious work being don since harvest began. Mrs. M aud A kers re tu rn e d fro r her trip to Seaside S atu rd ay , afte spending several days a t the b e a d w ith Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Henna rin . Mrs. Adeline Hull spent th ' week v isitin g in P o rtlan d , re tu rn ing home M onday. Miss Alice R oberts, w ith her cousin M iss M arg aret G urry o Brooklyn, W ashington, visited a the O’M eara home recently. Dad E v e re tt cam e fro m Gras- Valley to sta y w ith his d au g h ter M rs. L. L. Funk. Recent g u ests of Mrs. Peppe- were her b ro th er in law and sis ter, Mr. and M rs. Law rence Sim T. Lester Johnson LAWYER I WASCO MORC ------------------------------------------- WASCO « » a MARKET Groceries—M eats— Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Season — 2— AIR CONDITIONED COLD STORAGE LOCKERS Y w r P i t r o u f t Appreciated j^-n •- wur m , i m K. Dunlap, road lMbox ‘ 6.40 L. M ay, road lab o r 9.0C Glenn W allace, road labor 2.5C T um -A -L um L um ber C om pany i Lum ber f o r ro ad s 69.44 O’Meara Supply & I m f k r .u n t Co Road supplka — 10.18 Pacific Pow er & L ight Co. L ig h ts in m achine shed * 1.00 P itts b u rg Steel & Tool Co . Road m achine supplier 41.72 J . K. M cKean, gasol ne 62.87 Foss & Co., road supplies .75 M rs. C. M. Snider, re n t on m a chine shed , 6.00 N ational H ospital A»s’n, load em p lo y .es p rotection 10.0 S ta te IndPs. Accident Com m. Road employees pro cctiar. 18.42 Geo. W ilde G arage, road sup- . plies , 3947 R ogers C onstruction Com pany C rushed rock 6207.83 H ow ard Cooper C o rp o ratio n Road supplies 63.15 Geo. A. P o tte r, road supplied .95 C ity o f Moro, City road * m oney - 385.69 Sem i-A nnual Repori nf the C ounty T re a s u re r o f S herm an. County, Oregon. P e rijd E n d in g Ju n e 30, 1939 C x n t y General Fund - ----- — Balance or. hand D*?eivb 31, 1938 R rc tip ts D isbucsem ^nts . B alance on hand Ju n e 30, 1939 Stationed at Camp H unter L iggett for the duration of the C alifor nia W orld’» Fair is the Treasure Island Company and Band, a crack unit from the 80th U. 8. Infantry. The precision drills, dram atic retreat ceremonies« d rills to m usic, parades and form al m ilitary hon ors paid to visiting d ig n itaries form a colorful part of the Exposition. Here the Treasure Island com pany parades in front of the Federal B uilding and the m agnificent Colonnade of States. The cerem ony is a daily feature at the Fair. nons of The Dalles. Mr. and Mrs. K enneth F rid l z ind fam ily of Canby, arriv ed , hei 1 o spend the harvest season. Miss Jessie Hull is a t the Bt • „ V atkins farm for the sum m er. Joe Mee is w orking for Billy Andrews durin g harvest. Mr. and M rs. O rie W orkman wd J a n e t were dinner g uests a t the George Lam born home on" lay la s t week, i Mrs. F rances M idler of R j f j ; eturned from a m onths visit in ’ortland, leaving her children w ith ier p aren ts for the sum m er. Miss Idabelle Spencer enjoyed weeks visit in The Dalles with ier sister, Jean Spencer, ceturnin : tóme S aturday. Biuce Fewel of N atches c a r i ' Monday and plans to work through tarvest. Mrs. G. A. S arg en t and d a u g h ter, Mrs. C harles Neville, wer *' •js’ting three days in - P ortland id Salem. LaV erne P o rte r and fam ily are ere for h arv est and are em ploy- (1 at the Dick Yocum, Joe Hildi r- rarid and B ryan ^ V a n Gilde? arm s. Mrs. Ix*o W atkins, Mrs. W. A •ipencer, Mrs. Maud A kers and d iss E s th e r Peugh m otored to •loro T uesday evening for instal- ation of the Moro Rebekah lodge. Owen B a rn e tt returned frorrt a F S A STORY Continued from page one. wili be reduced to the m inim um ,” Duffy said. “ P rogress of these farm fam ilies is indicated by the fa ct th a t they increased supplies of fru it and vegetables canned by 198, m ilk produced for home consum ption by 306 gallons, m eat fo- home use by 214 pounds, -and vgg> produced for home use by 80 dozens, per fam ily. This m eans a contribution to the annual cash income of the farm of from $200 to $300 p er fam ily.” s. T hese fam iliea^haveS aliepdy re paid $1,154,000 of th e\|C o 8 9 ,8 6 0 loaned by the F arm S ecurity ad m in istratio n , although m ost of the loans has been m ade for a five year period. Full repaym ent oi loans has been made by 514 fa m ilies and 91.8 percent of m a tu ri ties due have been met. Debt ad justm ents have been a f fected for 867 fam ilies faced with foreclosure action, resu ltin g in re duction of a total indebtedness of $2,964,750 to $2,052,700. At a re-_ suit .of debt ad ju stm en ts these farm ers have been able to pay $40,100 in back ta x is . COITNTY COURT T. L ester Johnson, D istrict A t to rn ey ’s expenses 8.60 Oti:- B aker, J a n ito r’s salary 60.<)< S tate In d u strial Accident Com- r ’a pro- —-■ tection 4 90 K atherine Morse, salary of health nurse $76.00; E xpenses $25.00; 100 0» Chas. R. Logan, County audit 2.3 7 Wily W. K nighten, Expenses * to S u p t’s. Conference 29 Of J. C. F reem an, Box re n t—all offices 3.15 M arjorie Kunsm an, work in in C lerk’s office 16.50 Lovely A lice Hall. 19, of M em phis, Tenn., King Cotton’s 1939 “ Maid of Cotton,” has brought new acclaim to the^South's white gold in a nation wide crusade which has taken her to 22 cities. Her visits with celebri ties, appearance In style show s, In which she modeled sm art cotton garm ents, a id radio broadcasts told the story of cotton to the nation. LO O K A L IK E .... from the outside EASY WASHER Zk X l U K a g it a to r a to p * w r i n g e r ro lls . Trade your old washer as down payment. Phone 161 for trial ~ HAMPTON FUSNITURE A ‘CATERPILLAR’ DIESEl DOESN’T COST...IT EARNS - O ’MEARA S u p p ly & Im p . C o iohn Over«* Dalles, Ore. Disbursements Balance on hand Ju n e 30, 1939 ' Non-,High School D istrict Tuil on F und B: lance on hand December 31, 1938 R eceipts D isbursem ents Bi-ianc. on hand Ju n e 30, 1939 P er C ap ita County School Fund B alance on hand December 31, 1938 R eceipts D isbursem ents B alance on hand Ju n e 30, 1939 E lem en tary School Fund B alance on hand December 31, 1138 ‘ *VL"v C I J/LS D isbursem ents B alance on hand Ju n . 30, 1939 S ta te Irriducible School Fund Balance on hand December 31, 1V38 Rev. ipts D isbursem ents B alance on hand Ju n e 30, 1939 ’eliool D istricts Balance on hand December 31, 1938 Receipts D isbursem ents Balance on hand Ju n e 30, 1939 S ta te Fund Balance on Ijand December 31,* 1938 Receipts D isbursem ents B alance on hand Ju n e 30, 1939 City o f Moro Balance on hand December, 31, 1938 Receipts D isbursem ents Balance on hand Ju n e 30, 1939 City of Wasco Balance on hand Decem ber 31, 19 88 itceipLs D isbursem ents Balance on hand June 30, 1939 City of G rass Valley Balance on hand December 31, 19 38 R eceipts D isbursem ents Balnnce on hand Ju n e 30, 1939 Caterpillar Road Bond Sinking Fund B. lance on hand Decem ber 31, 19 38 R eceipts D isbursem ents B alance on hand Ju n e 30, 1939 Law L ib rary Fund Balance on hand December 31, 1938 R eceipts D isbursem ents Balance on hand June 30, 1939 County F a ir Fund R eceipts D isbursem ents S heriff’s U napporticned F .n 1 B alance on hand Dezember 31, 1! 3S R eceipts D «buisem enta B alance on hand Ju n e 30, 19. 0 • 880.42 104.05 984.47 984.47 “ U84.47 43.96 116,402.13 116,402.13 43.95 116,446.08 Cash Over plus Toth! B alance on hand due funds June 30, 193'.' . • $190,203.04 Cash and Banks CASH ’ ' " . $ S herm an C ounty B ranch, F irs t N a ti..m l Chase N ational Bank New ’i a ik ’ Moro S ta te Bank in liquidati u . . . • ~~ $190,203.0-1 116,446 08 53.05 521.58 101,786.18 86,144.57 1,800.71 $190,209.04 I, Nkbm i^Van G ilder; Coi n ty ’tr e a s u r e r of y S h ti nirn County, O regon, hereby certify th a t the fo r going is a tru e an.! e u u e c t s ta te m ent of receipts and d isbursem ents and balances for all f u n d s 'o f S herm an County, Oregon fo? th e period ending J . n e 30, 1939, as a p p e a rs upon the records >f m v office and in my cu s'ody as such T re asu re r. • . D ated this 1st day of Ju ly , 1939. ' N n:m i Van Gilder, Sherm an C ounty T reasu rer. 77,145.68 10,333.97 20,125.36 14,765.95 15.693.38 30,459 J 3 Health is precious! Guard it with low-cost 30,459.33 6.157 35 3,930.00 5,579.15 4,508.20 10,087.86 10,osi.3b 2,294 94 4,604.01 6304.22 694.73 6,898.95 • _ REFRIGERATION j 6.898,0.. 5,775.r? 10,789.21 15,279.04 1,268.84 16,664.38 CONSTANT EVEN COLD 1 1 16,564.38 ! “ I ’m the Scotch-Eskim o, a y ru b l ot electric cold . . . the cold th at ir nhvays below 50°F. even when the sum .ter sun pushes the odtside tem p eratu re way up. T h is constant cold stops grow th of harm ful b acteria . . . freezes ice cubes jiffy-<uuck . . . keeps vegiU bles. m eats and fru its sterile and a jf e tiz - i:.£ fo r days. Your fam ily is t i r e of ¿ .J ::* h althful, d-Ricious m eats. You i. ai:e few er trip s to xr.arkit . . . ccn L -y perishables in larger q un ities a... J sa ve rro n r; 740.26 736.51 3.75 740.26 740.26 1 j 11368.70 35,366.42 34,865.27 11,769.85 46,635.12 46,635.12 .. 15,967.00 804.32 16,771.32 16,771.32 1 16,771.32 ! 0 FOOD WASTE 2323.02 2,211.14 fu n d red s of women ive found th at their ectric re frig erato rs id fo r them selves in od s a v in g s alo n e. :ft-overs stay fresh itil you re -se rv e M ilk and cream ly sw eet and whole- me, giving your chil- en nourishm ent for ery cent you spend dairy product^.” 4,434.16 4,434.16 1,946.50 3,860.03 5,388.22 418.31 5,806.53 * 5,806.53 349.32 Í 1,678.00 1,706.54 321.28 2,027.82 2,027.82 15,125.05 176.39 2,400.00 12,901.44 16,301.44 JUST PLUG IT IN 15,301.44 “ An electric re frig e ra to r plugs in like a to aster . . . cleans like c h in a . . . beau tifies any kitchen. The o p eratin g cost is small w ith cheap Pacific P ow er & L ig h t Company elec tric ity . . . less than 3c a day fo r the average fam ily. Save and p ro tect w ith electric re frig eratio n .” 48,343.10 16,585.57 1,000.00 63,928.67 64,928.67 64,928.67 142.89 18.75 77.50 84.14 361.89 r 361.89 361.89 Taylor G razing Act F und Balance on hand December 31, 1988 R eceipts ’ Balance on hand June 30, 1939 County Dog Tax Fund Balance on hand December 31, 1£ 38 Balance on hand Ju n e 30, 1939 w snrinr S ia le M ult B everage Tux Fund B ilan ce m h;md Decem ber 31, 1*38 Receipts D.b bur sem enta Da!anca on L :; l Ju n z 33, 1 - j $16,617.14 60,528.54 4,434.16 Road Bond In te re st Fund Balance on hand December 31, 1938 R iceip ts D isbursem ents Bnl-ance on hand Ju n e 30, 1939 C H IR O PR A CTIC PH Y SIC IA N S D i. H. H. P crrato n , C h iro p rac tic P h y sic ian of Chicago, 15 years experience. Painless non surgical removal of tonsils, vericose veins, foot troubles, sinus, colitis, scia tica, a rth ritis etc., F irs t N ational Most tra c to rs look about the same Bank • Bldg. Phone 101... The on the salesroom floor. A bright Dalles, Oregon. coat of p ain t outside— a question m ark inside! T h a t’s why we hope you’ll look “under the hide’’ when you buy horsepow er. If you do, we hope yeu’ll get more for your money ir the long run. If you do, we’ll •benefit, too, because we think you’re ajm ost certain to bpy N ew ru b b e r “ C aterp illar.” $49,560.79 27,594 89 Road Fund Balance on hand December 31, 1938 R eceipts ' , hospital this week a fte r having his tonsils removed last week. MOST TRACTORS ’ 77,145.68 (C ontinued from page one) QUEEN OF COTTON The « rmpAY, J. F. N oonan, P ain tin g signs 3.00 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Company T ’ephones fo r all offices 21.20 Geo. A. P o tte r, C ounty Ju d g e ’s expenses ’ * 10.6Q 2 / .nan County Journal C ounty p rin tin g $9.30; ... C le rk ’s office $7.50; 16.80 € ’ AIMS ’ »PRESENTED AND A LLO W ED A G A IN ST ROAD F U N D , JU L Y TERM 1939 C laim ant A ccount A m ount L. L. P eetz, road m aster, $79.90 E. M cPherson, road* labor 59.90 C. B argenholt, road labor 56.20 •C. H e rrin g , road labor 8.00 W. Kelly, road labor 33.00 C. M ersinger, ro ad labor 21.50 G o. W ilson, road labor 34.00 C. A xtell, road labor 4.00 W. Kelly, road labor 5.00 L. L. P eetz, road m aster 79.82 E. M cPherson, road labor 62.40 W. Kelly, road l^bor 51.00 C. B argenholt, road labor 26.40 Geo. W ilson, road labor 24.60 C. M ersinger, road labor 6.50 C. A xtell, io ad labor 2.00 Board Buying rain fell. MORO. OREGON w r’K • Advance Tax Fund Balance on hand December 31, 1988 Receipts D isbursem ent» Balance on hand June 30, 1939 ...... A Finire and name ‘ Scotch Eskimo, “rer. V.8. Pat. o.*i 361.89 • 122.68 88.83 211.61 211.51 211.51 62.37 62.37 62.37 - 62 87 The 1939-model electric refrig erato rs are far ahead in style, in perform ance and in convenience features. See for yourself! V isit any local electric re frig era to r dealer or your Pacific Pow er & L ig h t Company office. You’ll also find prices are lower than ever before . . . that the convenient term s make buying now so easy! • SEE ANY DEALER IN ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS OR 4.47 40.4C 6.13 38.74 44.87 - " ! J P acific P ower & L ight C ompany 44 87 ' •« ,r>. S e r t te e r zzr: •’•rr3T3aHöBai
