Sherman County journal., December 22, 1939, Page 2, Image 2

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1939
THE SHERMAN COUNTY JO U R N A L , MORO, OREGON
PAGE TWO
percentage
Statehouse Gesùp
Grass V a lle y Schools Close
O 1 m onri C lair
zer and sons Ralph and C lair.
M rs, Gus E n g stro m was
Sunday, and she-w as taken to The
Dalles on M onday to rsee a doctor.
S an f Hpl.mes and d au g h ters C as­
sie and Mabel were, shoppers in
The Dalles Monday.
The A rlington Townbbr--nwtj>r?d
here to play the G rass Valley
n ipht. Th:
•ore
43 tQ 40 ¡n f avor of A rling-
posé of an estra y anim al under
c h a p te r 322, Oregon Law s, 1039,
the 1.4th day of December,- 1939,
directing me to sell a t public
auction according to law,
-fol­
lowing described estray horse, to-
wit:
Out black gelding, Age 3 y ears.
Now, th erefo re, NO TICE is
hereby given th a t I will on the
30th day of December, 1939, a t
10:00 o’clock a. nn, of said day,
at the ranch of F ritz Rohw eder,
in Sherm an County, Oregon, sell
ail the rig h t, title, and in tere st in
*du- end to the above d escrib .d estra y
horse, a t public auct.on, for cash,
> the h ig h est and best bidder to
' .r tW ,
™ .« □»* >-«P.
.
s - X
J M
S S C
S
W hether the sinking of the Griff ;
(C ontinued from page one,
told to leave the harbor a t M onte-
Cend term in his s ta te job Snell
Spec by its ourn crew a fte r being
t jja t he should com plete his
.School was closed here „Monday I Dalles F riday were M r and Mrs
video is indicative of a lack ^ ^ b i r m before tu rn in g his atten tio n due to the illness of m any of the A rt B.bby, Mr. and Mrs. F red
spirit on the part of th e Germans t0 other political honors, he said. "pupil s'. --------------- ------------- ------------- 1 L°x and son
-S trad eiy
XT — F n f p r n r i s e
a» has been suggested by several
, ♦ ♦
Mrs. E arl M cKinney b ro u g h t I e rd G eorgia Blaylock,
E stab lish ed Nov. 1891
w rite rs w ithin th'è la s t i e^ a r
The annual rush fo r autom obile
her sm all son to C assie Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Hike, H ans
tONSOLIDATED ¿larch 4, 1932 or w h eth er-U K » s f
f f00lhall ( ¡ ¡ « r a e plates fe now under way.
Sunday evening to have his fe e t | K otpke and Mr. and. , Mrs. ^oe
u s J t o b " played by Andy Sm ith ! The .tem porary tables _h.ve been
Bibiby m otored to Redimond last
dressed, th a t had b e.n baadly burn
installed in the corridors outside ed when he stood on a hot re g ister week end to visit M r and Mrs. 011
Published Every Friday at
is a question not yot settled.
ths licensing d ep a rtm en t and each
' Moro, Oregon
John Koepke.
Fditor — C ertainly there w as nothing day finds an increasingly long dine a t the home of Mrs. Fred Cole
F irs t-H u b b y —Movies are
J o ; Bibby took a tru ck load of
m
a
r
Wasco.
Gilet» L. French
____
—-------th a t sm acked of heroism in the of ap p lican ts aw aitin g th eir tu rn
cational.
<
The Mission so c i.ty m et a t the hogs to P ortland m ark et T ursd
scuttling ~ of the new pocket b attle- to trade a five dollar bill fo r a
E ntered as second-class m atter at -------
home
of
M
rs.
T.
M.
Rolfe
Tuesday
the Post-office at Moro, Oregon sh ip . Fuw lives were lost, how- p air of the shiny new blue and
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. •
»
aftern o o n w ith a C hristm as p arty . and d a u g h te r Doris le ft/W o d n .s - .....
Act of C ongress of M arch cv cr. No captain and crew can white- plates.
.
.
.
unaer
A p ro g ram consisting of a playlet
m ake much of an appearance be­
day
on
th
eir
v
a
c
a
t
i
o
n
t
o
CYL-
3, 1879
“ S ta r of the E a s t,” stw eral musi
fore the world by burning ships
.n m aking th is sale.
T ra n sp o rtatio n of passengers in fial sel^ tiortSj g roup singing, and fo rn ia to v is i^ th e jr'o a u g h te i's and
and row ing caivfully aw ay from
D ated this 14th day of Decem­
p
m
a
te
autom
obiles
on
■
a
sh
are
*
u
J
k
by
MfS
A
nderson
of
PER
fam d ies M r r i \ n d *. Mrs. Moixo
O ri
them
.
ber,
1939.
.
.
.
.
e
x
p
e
n
s
e
’*
a
rra
n
g
e
m
e
n
t
w
ithout
a
T
aq
1U.
Rofrefth-ments
were
I > 7 I 0
ASS
P o i u s He
• c.
C. W ILSO N,
The suicide of the captain m igh j
p erm ^ ¡s jn violation of the
, t n ’tw en tv rix m rs o n s and C añavero a t Los G atos and Mr.
and Mrs. Bus Logan a t Oakland.
Sheriff of Sherm an C ounty, Oregon
indicate th a t for his p art he wou : Qr t g on M otor T ra n sp o rtatio n act,
a fte a tra rd s th ere w as an exchange They expect to be gone until the
OFFICIAL. COUNTY PAPER
have ra th e r fo u g h t and w ent 0 . R. Bean, public u tilities com­
of gifts.
first of the year.
down as tradition indicates a bartg m issioner w arned this week. -
i \ TH E COUNTY COURT OF
SU B SC R IPTIO N RATES
Mrs. H arold E akin en tertain ed
TH E STA TE OF OREGON
tleship
should,
than
blow
h
er
up
Th
•
Odd
Fellows
met
W
ednes­
*
*
*
Payable in Advance
the G rass Valley bridge club a t day and put on the th ird degree
FOR SHERM AN COUNTY
ONE Y EA R
..................... $1-5P' h/m self although by orders.
In te re st p ay m en ts on O regon’s her home W ednesday afternoon. work for several new • m em bers.
4n the M atter of the Guardiian-
m
The S p te and the Columbue on
D E C E M B E R 22, 1939
successive day« have been a ser- bonded d .b t have been reduced by w ith Mrs. C harles L em l.y and M em bers from the K ent and Moro
u.hip of th e E sta te of E dith Reid,
higÈ
lodges w ere present.
After*' the
in Insane Person.
-----------.------ --------------------
icus blow’ to the G eim an navy in more th an $1,000,000 a year since M rs. Eben Kee. receiving
C IT A T IO N
m eeting a chicken feed was was
losss.es and th eir habit of self de- 1028, according to W alter E.
,
an ending epoch
’l'o
E
dith
Reid, the above nam ed
Tailored
and
da«nty
gowns
and
j
r
r
n
’CThtTT'trrn*-’
-present.
‘D utch” sVruction dors nothing to am elio- j p f a r s on„
stake
tre a s u re r.
In
The passing of E O 44 now r a te ' th e w orld’s sentim ent. If ' 1921 w ith s ta te bonds h ittin g th e ir p ajam as priced at $1.89 and up.
insane person, and to all persons
M rs, Tom Alley and Mrs. Deli
interested in the e s ta te w ithin the ~
G reta— The Dalles. Olds were v isito rs in The Dalles^
peak at $60,062,810 the sta te was
well sh a tte re d ran k s of th a t arm y this be ‘‘percentage wai it is
j
S tate of Oregon of the said E dith
of stro n g , am bitious, self-reliant fa r
as unpopular as percentage paying $2,928,323 in annual inter-”
>.
lh . ;>i. C Davis o f the Oregon Wi dnesday.
Reid, an (nsane person, other than
yt ung men who cam e to this conn- , football was, even when . jt was est charges. This year w ith th? slut board o f health exam ined
Mr. and Mrs. G us Sm ith and
•iiiirtia Reid, C h ailes W. Reid an d
debt
load
reduced
to
$38,706,0S3
s . a u :i children*
th ree from here 1 Mr> and M,-s . John H ays were busi-
try in the early eig h ties to make winning.
au ra Noel Oro,- the p etitio n ers
the annual in tere st charge has been and two from Kent. He was »as­ ness visitors in The Dalles Mon-
homes», and whose activities made
or the appointm ent of a g u ard ian
out
to
$1,771,288.
P
.
arson
points
this county into a fine w heat pro- b (NN MO n EY
sign d by the county health n u rse,
______
>f said estate of said insane per-
out th a t if the s ta te had issued Mi?< K a th .rin e M orse, at the
d ucw rg^ n twn f ri>m a land 01
'
Tom Au ~ l T E “ alKt— Mr*. Ed
ri.
g ra ss and ca ttle.
The paym ent of som: $234,000 callable bonds th a t could now be 1.0 O.F. hall F rid ay .
Vltey and d au g h ter Lila Lee were
IN T H E NAM E OF T H E
refunded
a
t
the
prevailin
g
low
in
­
___They took up land, built The , by F inland to the U nited S tates
M rs. B ert Cox retu rn ed from visitors in The Dalles Monday.
¿TATE
OF OREGON: You and
te
re
st
ra
te
s
this
annual
in
terest
roads sta rte d the tow ns, establish- has been p u t in a special fund by
(Mr. and M rs.-D en Sm ith and
V..? rouver, W ashington W ednes-
•ach
of
you are hereby required
charge
could
be
still
fu
rth
e
r
re
­
day
a
f
te
r
spending
several
weeks
,
c<)n
L
arry
and
S
ir.
and
Mrs.
Ted
ed schools, m arried the school order of the president so th a t if.
o ap p ear before the above en titled
teach ers, lite rally built th eir own m ay be returned fo r use of th a t duced to about one-half its p resen t visiting re la tiv e s:
---- -
I E v e re tt and d a u g h te r. Lois Ann.
;o u rt w ithin four weeks from the
proportions.
railro ad ’ line to tak e th e ir w h eat "fighTTng country,
M
^
.
Volna
Guyton
and
Mrs.
| w eie visitors in Thu Dalles S atu r-
♦ * *
late of the first publication of thi.4
For
the
fourth
tim
e
in
five
y
to m ark e t and by the sheer force 1 w h ile having a s m uch sym pathy
The s ta te ’s ¡n e d u ceib le" school John“ D ecker of K ent were sh o p -j day
.
'
Station as h erein after sta te d , to
Lcella
T
ad
g
e
tt
of
K
’¡crvillc,
of th e ir ch aracters m ade this sec- an<j adm iration, for th e F inns as
1 ing here S rtu rd a y .
1 Buy a gift credit (from $1.00 to was given the k:,'i’i*'st aw ard a.
how cau -e, if any exists, why :h^
tion of Oregon one of the m ost at1y one, it is impossible to see fund is suffering through compe­
M, . and M rs Bob Schilling and i $20.00) aPd ,et her buy her National Cily, I!’., ■ tse !'■ s h ? ’.v.
iray er of the p titio n ers for the
tition
affected
by
federal
and
p
ri­
d esirable spots in which to live in luiy sense in this action from any
sm all d a u g h t r , Mrs. Ja y McKay -tow n.— Greta, The Dalles,
ippointm ent of David Reid, a»
is pictured v.’ii'.r her l-,445-f»r
’he en tire U nited State«.
point of view. In the first place vate lending agencies, according and children and Mrs. Johq Koepke ! n oy Powell of Moro was a caller
guardian of the e sta te w ithin the
7t’
cie!''cn
Aii','
3
«ah.
grai'-T
£••
New they are dropping off, it endangers our n eu tra lity , a l­ to Lewis Griffith, clerk of the S tate
5tattf-'oK .O regon fo r E d ith R«. id,
pion of the baby beef :hcv,.
<>f K nt w re h r; n F rid a '’ to a t-
Tuesday.
Land
Board.
In
spite
of
the
low
eñe by one, an d we of th is genera- . though
it m ust be adm itted th at
an insane person should not ■ »e
time, the Child Conference.
j Mr and ^ r s . R ry J. B aker of
tion unless atten tio n is called to
n eu tra lity is being used to cover inter, s t rates and favorable term s
i ranted.
Fred Gox and son Don L it S at- p ..- h a m arriv ed here Sunday eve
C a n d le
it
little note th e ir d e p a rtu re . 1 s^me ra th e r bald sins these days. on which school fund loans a ri
Service of this citation is m ade
home
offeted
to
Oregon
fa
rm
ers
''th
e
Tin«’’
on
business
re
tu
rn
in
g
u 'd a v w ith a truck load of cattle
T hey were of an o th er d ay v a day It m,es the suffering F inns as a
upon you by publication in th e .
Ix'ard
now
has
approxim
ately
to
P
ortland
m
a
r
k
e
t.'
'
•'
Tue
d
a
y
/
when men did th in g s on th eir ! moans of dem o n stratin g to ' the
Sherm an County Jo u rn al, a new s-
Am ong th
shonners. in The S
Mr. and M r< C h,;-k s Lemley
) »
own.’ when com m unity en terp rises
people of the U nited S tates the $25),000 lying idle, in its coffers
.•i*«
p rp e r
of
general
circulation,
and
brin
g
in
g
in
no
re
tu
rn
s
t©
the
t
th e
hospital j D¿,pes T uesday were. Mr. and Mrs.
took
F ran k
were sta rte d ^ -e n d finished—b y lo- attrib u te« of the g re a t h u m an itar-
printed and publish.d in S herm an
4 r- - ( h 7- *
h'.'
h
as
.n
o
t
been
j
p
r
b
LaB
leu,
M
[\.and
Mrs.
school
fund,
Griffith
pointed
out.
T h u rsday f 01
. _______________ T_____ ______________
— cal men by th eir own efforts.
__rian in th e w h ita h o u a e . A n d f u r - .
'ounty, O re g o n , once 'a w eek for 4
ip
- » ’
very well lately.
'
.
' H a rd er, L. K. Sm ith, Kir>R F ritts ,
Those who are le ft a re of 'a n o t h - thermore it ia the bunk. .
.'cur
consecutive and successive
Am ong th: AheqmArs in Th-5 T ^m G a rre tt, and Mrs. A. F. Bal-
er generation. They can b u t »hut
If the people of the U nited
a e- ks iby virtue of. an ot;der m ade
th e ir eyes and see th e bunch g ra ss S tates w an t to aid the F inns they
and entered in said court and pno-
a t
B T H F '
m aking th e Ifills yellow in th e can ami will do it a d arn sig h t
ic ding on th? 12th day of Decem-
sun, they can see the first crude more generously than adinere two
> r, 1939, said period of publica-
plows opening the virgin soil, the or th iee hundred thousand dollars
ion being the period prescribed
t 7 —
' ■ ’e k ü í
m ï ^ î 2 :
developm ent of the tow ns, tran«- w orth and w ithout giving thorn
xy saiil u n k r . --------;— ’ -- -—
J .a ;
i-
-5 ’ A ,’ F p
back th eir own paym ent, either.
The date of the first publication
po rU tio n , fa rm in g m ethods
>f
this citation is December 15th,
I
Ir. the active life tim e of these
A y . A O A
i \ ;
R.
1939,
and the d ate o f the last pub-
men a raw co u n try has been made
ti’-n is Jan u a ry 5th, 1910.
into a m odem ag ric u ltu ral w heat
r
a
W itness my hand and the seal
fa cto ry and t h a t is an event th a t
» X *
•
of
said court affixed this 12th
f
r
w
n
should go down in h isto ry to the
la\ of December, 1939.
ev erlastin g cred it of th eir enter- From the Observer Dec. 28, 1900.
a * no tim e of A-ear does ice O rc cup whipped crean v
Joe T ru itt, Clerk
/»Kl -\
fit n o the Picture as i t '
('h u -h cran b erry
sauce. Add
prise.
of
the
County C ourt
P erry Axtell and Miss M etta G
/J* < 2
E. O. McCoy was a lea d era m o n g
C ‘
W ith all the ' rr .d and juic. of lemon and juice
James w ere m arried on the 19th
). G. Upd graff,
de.
s
a
t
this
season.
F reeze p artia lly . Fold
this g en eration. W hen in
b u k in g u f cookies and e a k e s jh a t is
o: •ange.
^
a t the residence of the bride’s
A ttorney for P etitioners.
leg islatu re he p u sh .d t h r e s h th e
portJan(1
Continued from page one.
noil«* on in kitchens everyw here
(County Court Seal)
hill fo r the estab lish m en t of Sher- »
M
P r e p a r a t i o n fo t C h ristm as, it C ontinue freezin g ,
___
n u n county and, the story goes,
Irw m C. P,ke and M.sa Ne lit W ashington.
Of 10,987 drouth fam ilies in is I-pod to know th a t with a m ini- , F rozen E gg • <»K
it was a difficult taskL He bought ... H older were m a rrie d in
he
IN TH E COUNTY COURT OE
Oregon only 4000 have been able mum am ount of effort you can i F o u r e g g s
the w h eat built w arehousea to P resb y teria n church la st Sunday
TH E
STATE OF OREGON
Grandm oth 1 us< d to make he
X r ¡ r in terested in the banks morning Rev. E lder offimat.ng^ to establish them selves w ithout have ice cream to s .rv e w ith the One h alf cup of su g ar
1 OR SHERM AN COUNTY
have
ready
Om
fo
u
rth
teaspoon
salt
bayberry conales i:i a copper pot
jrieheious sw eets you
and b usiness houses th a t aided M y» H older .a t h e d a u g h t e r of help, according to FSA.
> NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Two cups w hipping cream
• • •
cn? at a t»me. Now, in a Phila­
and
tucked
aw
ay
for
quick
e
n
te
r­
the g ro w th of the co u n try and th u s ex-Sher,IT H older Mr. Pike is the
In the M atter of the E sta te of
(or
4
delphia. P?-.. plant, g reat bunchc, •i: F. DUN-CAN, Deceased.
I t w advocates of ru ral e le c tri­ taining. A more popular d essert One h alf ts.p rum flavor
had aa great a part a . anyone in td a ie n t deputy clerk of Shenman
thsp
Brafi’
d
y)
cf wicks r.~' « np’-q sim u tancoys ,
fication or creation of public u tili­ would be h ard to find.
m aking th is area w hat it has be- county, son of A sw sso r Pike.
<CTICE IS .-H E R E B Y GIV EN ,
For th o se of you who know | B eat eggs, su g a r and salt to- ' until t u : ? the desired thickner
ty
d
istricts
in
the
Pacific
N
o
rth
­
finit
th? undersign d has been
come
Wm. G. McDonald and M attie J.
w est have any idea of the am ount the convenience of buying ice g rth c r until they are very th .ck The cam!' . r adu frem berry wa
p
a
in
te d A d m in is tr a tr ix o f th e
His la s t few years w ere a tri- »Murray were m arried at the resi-
give
cT
a
cistinrttch
aro
m
a—the
i
of pow er required to operate the cream a t the grocery or corner and the su g ar h as dissolved. W hin
'.state cf M. F. Duncan, deceased,.
umph of will over age and physical deuce of the b rid e ’s p aren ts, at
the
cream
.
lAdd
flavoring
and
fo
il
cense
of
(
’
.u
atuuao,
pppliances m ost common in homes. d iu g store know also the satisfac-
:y an order dated the 13th day of
decoy. He could barely see, yet M urray S prings on the 20th.
I) p a rtm e n t of labor (n o t Federal tio n 'o f choosing from 11 num ber of ¡n to eg g m ixture. P c u r into the
July. 1938, and all p rsons having
kept u>p w ith difficult reading and From the O bserver Dec. 23, 1910. Pow er Commission nor R EA ) has flavors artd speciality com bina- t r a y ' o f re frig e ra to r and Trerzc.
IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF •IiCinr a g a in st said estate are
rem ained well inform ed to the end.
Mrs. Pernie Johnson en tertain ed iusi issued a bulletin on J.he sub- tions which are now offered fo r Stii- every 15 .m inutes unal^«*«--
He continued to tra n sa c t his own th{1 Five Hundred club W ednesday jget. A ccording to th is g o vern­ holiday use. If vou buy your ice m ix tu r; is beg in n in g to be firm. T H E STATE JJF OREGON FOR heroby notified to p resent the
ame to A d m in istratrix at P o tte r’s
b u sm tss desipite his 4 physical nr-, evening t h e . 14th a t whicTu honors ment docum ent, here arty the cream o r sh tu v et yjau don’t have T h i; am ount serves 8 and m ay be SHERM AN COUNTY,
<tor.,
Klondike, Oregon, un or be­
fi-mities.4 'But a t la st he goes to Wer<’ carried by M rs. W. C. R ut- estim ate num ber of k ilow att-hours to w ait unt it'd th° last m inute fo r served soft fr o z e n ^
’
S K T T N A L NOTICE
fore
six
m onths from the d a te of
In the M atter of the E stat of
join the ranks of those whom he iedg.(. and Mrs. Roy Powell,
required annually for eight electric it can be stored in a re frig e ra to r Fro?en C h ristm as Pudding
hi-
notice.
W. B. Wilcox, Jr., Deceased.
knew fo rty , fifty and sixty years
County School S uperintendent '.pphances.
•ay for several hours. Or you
D ated this 24th day of Nov„m-
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
ago when life— and the country — yy £ B ry an t received a guberna
a n a s k to have ice cream w rapped y.-
th ird s cup g ra n u la ted su g ar
F lat h w 80,— vacuum . c.lea nu r s
JD3
1939..
Nvtiee
is
hereby
given,
th
at
P
au
l­
were young.
toi ial C hristm as present ibefoTT
vi?F.""(Try ' ice' aiT m ost d ealers..a re
fo u rth s cu p w a te r
24;
w
ashingm
achines
30;
to
asters
AGNES P. DUNCAN,
ine F. Wilcox, ad m in istratrix , of
-----------------—
.
his d ep a rtu re for Linn county in
ia mired to do t
'
T hree eggs
30;
radios
100;
re
frig
e
ra
to
rs
420;
A
dm in istrati ix. ’ . •
su’d
estate
has
le
n
d
e
r.d
,
p
re
sen
t­
CHRISTMAS 1939
"
the shape of an appointm ent from
If you like to- m ak
your ice ()rc mint w hipping cream
ironing m achines 125; range« 1200
PAUL W. CHILDERS
ed
and
filed
her
.
final
account
rcam
th
ere
are
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.
ares
and
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On
-
fo
u
rth
cup
raisin
s
cut
fine
Here it is C hristm as, the n a ta l Governor Ja y Bowerm an
as a k.w.h. Th y add up to 2000 k.w.h.
therein
for settlem en t, and the A ttorney for A d m in istratrix .
er« Possible w hi:h c n be p v t One teaspoon vanilla
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day of th e P rince of Peace, the m em ber o f the board of N orm al
for a year.
eg
eth
er
quickly
and
which
are
Or:?
fo
u
rth
cun
coarsely
chopped
C«wrt
has
apjfinnted Monday the . s u i i t n IO CREDITORS
tim e fo r peace on e a rth and good school regents.
er.llv
fun
to
"m
ak
e.
C
ran
b
erry
,
canned
pineapple
5th
day
of
F eb ru ary , 1940 a t the
will tow ard men. T h ere are na- G rass Valley Journal, Dec. 24, 1920
All
persons
having
claim s
' H ere is how one hand washes»
et’
b
ei,
for
instance,
can
be
ma«;«'
Or.
1
fo
u
rth
cup
candied
ch
erries,
hour
of
10
o’clock a. m„ in the ag a in st the estate of W alter A.
tions th a t do not ,sulbscribe to
M arried: At Salem , Oregon, a.nether: Triple. A made available
n^-peal to holi-
«- . arte red
County Court Room of the County May, deceased, a re hereby notified
»eirtim etit. Thay are the non- Tuesday, Decem ber 21, Mr. H er- 1 292,341 pounds of hairy vetch n a -jitfy nd
les.
The
recipe
for
Boil
su
g
ar
and
w
a
te
r
to
g
eth
er
C
ourt house in Moro, Sherm an to pres nt them in proper form to
ay ap p etites.
C h ristian nations, th e benighted nian P eters and Miss C lara Folda, and A ustrian w inter pea seed to
> a n lm rry S h .i’bet is given here to th read stag e (230 deg.) B eat (> ;n ty , Oregon as a tim e and !he pndersigned, the duly ap p o in t­
people of the world.
the Rev. L. E. T abor officiating. fa im e rs in Oregon and W ashing
eirg w hites and cream in se p a ra te place for the hearin g and final set- ed, qualified and acting E xecutor
A m ong these nations little J a p - The young couple were m arried at ton (w here the seeds are produced) ivith o th ers th a t sound like C hrist-
ina<
to
us.
bowb;
until stiff. P our su g a r sirup tlem ent of said account and of
>f the last^ will and testam en t erf
an is try in g to conquer, m assive
home orf Mr. and Mi’s. Hoff- to increas? the supply of w inter
slowly over beaten egg w hites, h earin g any objections thereto.
W
alter A. May, deceased, a t the
C hina using w ar m ateria ls fu rn ish - mtin
legum e seed.« available for so u th ­ Cranhcrr} Sherbet
.
while continuing to beat, and beat
Pauline F . Wilcox,
office of Geo. G. U pdegraff, Moro,
ed by the civilized peoples cd the
Anna Ti]Spn> a tten d in g the ern farm ers next fall. The seeds
One can of one and U h alf cups of ,.n t 1 cool. Fold in whipped cream ,
A dm inistr a tr ix Oregon, w ithin six m onths from
w estern htm iRphere. I t is a very ^ ormal> ig enj Oying fhe holiday are furnished in lieu of conserva­
«Darned c .a r.b e n v sauce
vanilla and p re p are d -fruit. T u r n ------------------------ -------
.he date of this notice, tq w it:
bad w ar w ith lots of the burning wag<)n w ith hom e folks,
tion paym ents for ca rry in g out the One lemon —
ipto f e e z in g tra y and freeze until NOTICE OF S H E R IF F ’S SALE
December 8, 1939.
and plundering th a t m akes up any
M anager Plyler is giving you a soil building program . Oregon re­
One o range
* Sct-
~
BV v irtu e of an orck’r of sale «
, Paul May.
w ar.
.
-
C hristm as preesent by p u ttin g on ceived 1,216,141 pounds of seed
made by the Ju stice C ourt for Dis- Geo. G. U pdegraff
C hristm as on the civilized side ,<a r u lar 5(k.
C hristm as n ight for re p la n tin g ; W ashington 76,-
V t r i c t No. 2, for Sherm an County, A ttorney for E xecutor
5-»
of the world finds a pieture th a t is fQr 3&c
200 pounds.
T riple A h as also
| Oregon, in a proceeding to dis
slightly different. Russia, huge
Read
bhe
ads
in
the
Jo
u
rn
al
a n j pow erful h a , attacked F inland »««■"
« ^ " e r Dec. 24 .1920 been -distributing superphosphate
in the program , d istrib u tin g 2444
- and a lth o u g h ’n o t having too much
T he memefors of the Moro Bod
luck so fa r will probably conqueT and Gun C lub /who constituted the tons in Oregon ,and 1675 tons
A tto rn e y A t L aw
in tim e unless m aterial outside aid looking sid e /in the recent annual W ashington.
can be b rought to th e Finns.
bunt paid their share to the win-
M o r o a n d .W a s c o
y o ^ rS
E ngland, F rance and G erm any ners la s t F riday by m eans of a E ureka Lodge No.H21 A-F & A-M
M eets on th e 1st and
have declared w ar although not banquet served in the Moi;o Hotel
3rd ’ T h u rs d a y s eve
Cor
doing much fighting about it. »pacious dining room. The tables
3lcr*
nings of each m onth
Am ong the n e u tra l nations th ere were twice filled to capacity,
Co»1*
Uoo”1*
V isiting m em bers cor
Bethlehem C hapter, No. 78 .0 .E.S (
is fe a r of w h at m ay happen to C aptain S parling, his w orthy men,
nftò
fOO0
dially invited to m eet
Moro, Oregon
them when real- arm ed conflict he- and the hotel m anagem ent receiv-
M eets E v ery Second” and
w ith us.
ed m any com plim ents d u rin g the
IfcoAtra
F o u rth T h u rsd ay s in each
In th is country we m ay overlook evening for the isucccessful m eth- A. B. C hristianson W. M.
Quick - Easy - Safe
«;«
C. V. Belknap, Secy
M onth. V isiting m em bers
the troubles of the rem ainder of od employed to ierv e all in record
Invited
the world for a day and fe a s t on tim e.
Ro?e Amidon, W,M. ,e
fa t fowl and rich p a stry , a s is A . W. A. May and wife have re tu rn - Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F,
Write or call
R uth S p arlin g , S ecretary.
__ Moro, Oregon
~ our w ont on p atrio tic and religious cd fr6m K ansas--w here they have
lor com plete
M eets 1st and 3rd
holidays
I t w on’t last long for b< en visiting friends and relatives
information—
»«'.i
T uesdays
in the
’ if th e world loses its stan d ard of the last six weeks. Mrs. Em m a
Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
I.O..O.F. hall Trai
- living we will eventually follow.
Funk, sister of W. A. and L. D.
Moro, Oregon
of
. -
May cam e w ith them fo r a visit
rr-Tvw»’ sient and visiting
Me ts 2d & 4th Tues
Brothers are cord
I t now ap p ears th a t th e day in th is p a rt of the country.
laj of each m onth.
ally invited to meet
Vis’tin g m em bers wel|
cn the calendar m arked, ‘t>egin- -
—- —
H e a d O ffic e , Portland^ Oregon
w ith us.
ning of w in te r” m ay really be
“ W hat fo dat doctah comin
come. I
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Verhon M il^ r, N. G.
th a t. C ertain ly , nothing th a t could outa youah h o u se .
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W. B. Rice, N . G.
J
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Joe Truitt, ■ Secreta: \
be construed as winter weathei
‘‘Ah dunno, but Ah think Ah s
Florence Johnston.Secl
h e , occur«! to d«U.
C»t »" inkling ' . ^
E a rly D u e To Illness o f P upils
Sherman County Observer
Established Nov. 2, 1888
Grass Valley Journal
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