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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1939)
THE S HERM A* COUNTY. JOURNAL. R A W FOUR Wasco M inister. Leaves To Live In Gresham children Helen and Kenneth were quests of relatives in Portland for A WFfk. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Aimswo.*- hy ¿pent Sunday in The DalLs visiting with their daughter and on in law, Mr. and Mrs. John III- ng.-woith. Florence returned home .vifti them. John and Olive Robinson a.e having their vacation rva.-nn -u Jar.non beach and are also visiting n Portland. Joe Bracket of Portland return- d home Tuesday after a days bud less dealings here. Mr. and Mrs. Cleon C. Caldwell /ere in town Monday evening ex pecting to return later with their ousehold goods. He will be the. rincipal of the $asco schools. Mr. and Mrs. Asa Richelderfer vere visitors in Portland Friday eturning the folowing day. The wedding of Marian Turner uid Bernard Nselak took place at ¿os City park Community Presby- >aii church Sunday. She is a laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold futner of Portland and a grand aughter of Mrs. Sarah Barnett, ‘hose attending from here were Irs. Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. O. G. iilderbrand and children, Mrs. ifarie Barnett Cooper, Mrs. Blos- om White, Mr. and Mrs. Owein larnett and Jerry. Mrs. Sarah 3arr>et has been visiting in Sac- amento, California and came es- >ecially for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Van Gilder, £mma Jean and June Hines and Valter Eaton left for Newport to est for a week or two. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Shelton visit- d at the Ed McKee home over the veek end from Hood River. Mrs. J. A. Smith, her daughter, drs. Lydia Darby and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ferguson and children ire down at the coast for a vaca- ,;on. The Fergusons will leave ,oon for Juneau, Alaska where he las been a teacher for several /ears. He resigned to accept a position in The Dalles where he will be principal of the, Wright ¿rammer school. Mrs. Clark Dunlap and daugh- er, Mrs. McKee left Friday foi .he home of Mrs. Dunlap’s son, J. I. Dunlap at Redmond. Mrs. VIcKee returned after several day* leaving her mother for a longer MORO. OREGON > R ID A Y , AUGUST 36. 1338 White Magic at S. F. Fair a* Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watkinswere host.“ at a dinner Friday ev^ninfe in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Gilber. Carey and children and Mrs. Car ey’s sister, Mrs. £laire Springe) and son from Portland. Later ii the evening a group of 30 persons met at the Christian church to bit fa ic well to the Careys with a par ty which was also a wedding an niversary shower. Gifts of cannet vegetables were given to the cou- pi<- on the tenth wedding date. Thi shower was a complete surprist u> the Careys and the group en joyed the occasion by singing Andrew Landlesplayed a saxa phone solo and Eugene Gosson h. trum pet. At the close a farowel hymn was sung, “God be Wit you 'til We Meet Again.” Mr. an Mrs. Carey left Saturday for theii place near Gresham with W iltt Bruckert’s truck. They had beei here three years, being the paste of the Christian church. The sorcery of science heM s pretty P e tsy Shel«>n y y n ~ m lc il in Mrs. Alta Ireland and Ed New m idair in General E lectric's of M agic,” at th e Golden GaG International E xposition. The lo w l finals in the air w ithout x i- ; c ton and Barney Byers left Frida: suoport of any kind — a little of ti>r m agic of photography a< for Ritter Hot Springs. P alsy to the load and you see th r a b m r result. The magi«- it Mrs. Ralph William# has lef but one of scores of m odem m iracles «lemonstrated in the c u m in . Robert Kaseberg’s and is visitin; in town with Mrs. Ida King. Sh will leave soon for her home it — California. Mr. and M rs. Guy Andrews an Mr. and Mrs. Free Crews made i motor trip to Timberline lodg jby-A D ÄLRr’ M AY N E Sunday by way of Hood River re turning by Wapinitia cut-off. Mr. and Mrs. LeQnard Fields un parents of a daughter born Mop ___----------------------------------- :-------------------- — day morning in The Dalles hos pital. Evtn in the “good ole summer- One cup milk . Newton Cro&field is a Wasct ¡me” we Americans demand a.i Three tablespoons sugar visitor. occasional pie - it must be part ox Half teaspoon vanilla j Kenneth Walker has been nam Or.e half cup cream our ancestral inhertance. ed public welfare administrate Because pies invariably contain Mix flour, sugar and salt. Add for Sherman county. much fat and sugar th y are ii milk gradually and mix ’until The Wasco Garden club is work the class of energy foods. Their smooth. Cook in double boiler un ing on a fund to build a stove ii contribution in the diet is fuel for til mixture begins to thicken. Add the park for the convenience o the muscles and the inevitable pre beaten egg yolk and cook until those wishing to cook lunches. diction of heat arid energy. For thick. Cool and add vanilla. Fill Mrs. James Dunn left with he: the necessary minerals and vita a baked pie shell one half full of son, Dougas for Fossil Sunday Hei mins we must see that we gt v sliced peaches. Pour custard mix baby, David, is still here with hi sufficient fruit and vegetables, ture over the peaches. Chill. ‘Add grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Har visit. Dr. and Mrs. W. N. Morse of The particulaiiy giccn and ye’h-w. mil . cream to the egg white and whip ley Dutton. Mrs. Gilbert Carey was the re- Jalles visited here Sunday at thu one quart a day for children an 1 until stiff. Pile lightly on pie. ceipitant of a basket of handker lome of Mr. and Mrs. Charles a pint daily for adult".; and an e g » at least five times weekly. If your chiefs Wednesday afternoon when Everett. Week end guests at the Proud- diet includes these essentialy you 'members of the Tuesday afternoor. club entertained for her at t .'oct home included Mr. and Mrs. can then expand your meals wit’i T. Lester Johnson handkerchief shower on the lnwi V. R. Alexander and Miss Geral- the more typically energy produc LAWYER of Mrs. Maud Akers. Feature, Jinc and Miss Jean Murphy ol ing foods - and here is where pies were a reading by Selma Watk ns Valla Wallg, They were enroute will come in - that is, unless you WASCO MORO piano music by Miss Gertrude tar. .0 the Golden Gate fair. are having to watch the waist Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hilderbrand line. nell. Pictures were taken of th« « group to be given to Mrs. Carey rnd Patricia returned home Sun- This time of year berry pies are, lay from a weeks outing, stopping our special weakness but berry as a souvenir. A Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Royse spent t Northwestern lake and visiting pies were never intended to s’t several days in Portland during at Sunnyside and at the Washing like prim models for hours with- . ton fair and at Rainier National out drooping. They are suppose I I the past week. park. Mr. and Mrs. Afton McIntyre to be juicy, so go easy on the flour. Darlene and Gail Weld are here The less time that elapses after arc off for the coast, their four children accompanying them to with their grandparents, Mr. and they are out of the oven the more Portland where they will stay v itl. Mrs. E. Weld. They came from compliments you will get. This Portland. their grand parents. holds true, of course, with any Hugh Walker returned from fruit pie, and if you have tried Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ka ie- btrg are among those at the cc ist Portland where he has been under fiesh berry pie with cream, heavy medical observation at a hospital. jr whipped, you know why it can this week. Worth Tate of LaCenter, Wash become an almost incurable habit. Essex Harding and Miss Eui ice Morris visited with Mrs.^ W. A. was a business visitor here ¿a part Even if you are peering^daily i.t Spencer and family coming fiom of the past week. the scales don’t rob yourstlf of the Mrs. Leslie Blakney of Orego» pleasure Buckley, Washiptgon. He is of an occasional btQuy <>i City and her aunt, Dora Bunnell brother of Mrs. Spencer fresh fruit pie. Here are two p e Earl Williams left for Glendale, , are . visiting with the Barnett recipes that have won favor in California to report for duty - Tom Isom and family of Hood many a household. the United .States Air Corps. Berry Pie A pioneer of Sherman county R’ver were callers at the home of Three cups fresh berries Mrs. Elva Hines and children passed away when 'Alf Dunn, a One cup sugar brother of Mrs. Siscel died at his Sunday. 3 - 4 tbsp flour Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Howell and home in Brighton, Colorado. One eighth tsp salt Bobby and Mrs. Howell’s mother Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blau an 1 Mrs. Howard Spencer, left Thurs Or.e tbsp butter day for the Golden Gate exposi One tablespoon lemon juice Mix fruit with combined sugar, tion. , flour and salt. Fill pastry lined Mr. and Mrs. Sargent left for pie pan, dot with butter, cover with Kt Iso Wednesday for a visit with pastry strips and bake in hot oven Mrs. Sarg.nt's aunt, Mrs. Inez (450 deg.) about ten minutes; re Nash. duce heat to moderate (350 deg., Your change, after paying a bill about 30 minutes to finish baking. Makes one 9-inch pie.) [' in the "back part of Oregon,” was Peach Cream Pie • a “handful” of live stock, according Two and a half tablespoons flour to the Oregon Statesman of July 3, 1852. The paper remarked Fresh peaches , “The only money they use in the Few’ grains salt back part of Oregon consists of One egg ' live stock - a hog paying for a ^dollar, a sheep for fifty cents, and CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS Dr. H. H. Pirraton, Chiroprac j young dogs for a six-pence each. tic Physician of Chicago, 15 years If Smith owes Jones $4.12i, he i studs him five hogs and receives experience. Painless non surgical for change one sheep, one turkey removal of tonsils, vericose veins, i and two pups.”—Federal Writers’ fool troubles, sinus, colitis, scia tica, arthritis etc., First National ' Project, WPA. Bank Bldg. Phone 101. The C ultivation work ca n b e ban- - Dalles, Oregon. Aha! .. d ied with e a s e ii furrows an d “I see five flies, two masculine w need b e d s are m ad e straight and three feminine.” “How do you kf.ow that?” in the first p la ce - that's w here “Two are on the table and three the straight line steering of on the looking glass.” H i -W ay / e A sk for a Dem onstration on Your O w n Farm. O’MEARA Supply & Imp. Co John OstrSj; ___ Caterpillar Thousands of Americans were shocked at-the Mono Castle disas ter off the New Jersey coast a few years ago when 134 persons were killed. In Oregon, 136, or more than the death toll of this dis aster, were killed in traffic acci dents during the first six months of 1939, Earl Snell, secretary of state, said today. /y The plumber ja n g the bell and, as it happened, both the master and mistress of the house came to h # the door. As they stood in the ; hall the husband, who was very methodical said: i “I wish before we go upstairs On your way east UNION PACIFIC can take you to Sun V a lle y , Idaho; Boulder Dam, Y ello w stone, B ryce-G ran d Canyon« Zion and other vacation spots. famous TRAINS EA81 J from Portland — AB Alr-CooRttoam »ortex Service «ad f t — Pillow» ta Coecke« TJse S tr R R fn //n e r — OF PORTLAND 8 Sailings monthly on 1,7,13,19,25 C IT Y P O R T L A N D ROSE D»H y P A C IF IC L IM IT E D - D a l l y t ô H ealtïi $ in d elu x e a ir- conditioned COACH takas y o u to both World's Fairs and back hom e again. Other ottroctiva fo n t for SI—ping Cor trorol T he dependable For ell b e v e l laiorwe* t io a e a d v e e e tio a booklet» laqalra of— young fellow you leave at home will get real encouragement and ■V ..L... . A. M. Nelson Phone 41, Moro a big thrill out of a frequent Long Dis tance call from you. Why not ta k e th a t b o y o f yo u rs fn the H ell S ystem E xh ibit a t the G olden G a te I n te rn a tio n a l E x p o sitio n ? .............. //,. the w h ole fa m ily w ill e n jo y it. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AMD TELEGRAPH COMPANY Every farm has some stock or mac hinery or little used equipment that might better be sold than kept. Some one probably wants it. A small want ad in the Sherman County Journal will tell the county about it and give an opportunity for sale. *--I--- . „ ; » ........... ...------------ Don’t let age reduce its value further Sell it and buy something ycu want with the money. EASY WASHER WASCO MARKET Groceries—Meats—F resh Fruits and Vegetables in Season AIR CONDITIONED COLD STORAGE LOCKERS Yonr Patronage Appreciated \ A h K L /ix l 1—d N ew rubb er a g i t a t o r s to p s w r i n g e r r o lls ., Trade your old washer as down payment. Phone 161 *. for 'trial HAMPTON FURNITURE The Dalles. Ore. 90 Round-Trip OREGON <M IR Y COUNCIL GOES WHEPI Y O U P O IN l IT ... the "Caterpillar'' track-type Tractor h a s proved its v a lu e. You set it on its c o u r s e -it g o e s in that direction until you change it Motor vehicle deaths far the to acquaint you with the trouble.” “I’m very pleased to meet you, nation as a whole increased one per cent in June of this year, com Ma’am,” said the plumber. pared to June of 1938, figures com piled by the National Safety Coun Sherman County Fair. S nt. 15-17 cil show. Traffic deaths in Oregon di creased 23 per cent in Juno this yea? compared to June last year, Ea:l Snell, secretary of state, said. A
