Sherman County journal., March 22, 1940, Page 4, Image 4

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THE SH ÇRM AN COUN TY JO U R N A L , MOÄO, OREGON
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FR ID A Y , MARCH! 22, 1B40
Farm Loan Ass’n
Grosvenor House’ Trio Entertains Éoddies Treasurer?
OREGON RANKS BEHIND
Mrs. J e f f Wilson and son Don­
IN FARM ELECTRIFICATION
nie cam e W ednesday from 2 Th?
Dalles to sta y o v eru th e7 week end
Although Oregon haa been in­
at the Roy Belshee home.
creasing fcdectrical service in rural
The Moro N atio n al F arm ^Loan areas rapidly in the last few
Mr. and Mrs. H oggard and Mr.
association will hold i t s , annual years, it still lags behind both
ar.d Mrs. Sam Brock were Sunday
tin n er g u ests a t the B eJsh.es.
m eeting a t the C ourt House in Washington and California in the
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn G arner of
1 Moro n ex t
T h u rsd ay
m orning, percentage of farms electrified,
Portland wen? g uests Sun lay a t
M arch 28, ait 10 a.m . A lunch reports Everett H. Davis, exten-
the home of Mrs. A fton M cIntyre.
1 will be provided a t noon for mem ­ , sion specialist in agricultural en­
Of in te re st to local people will Mrs. G arn er was form erly Mrs.
bers.
gineering at Oregon State college.
be the radio talk A pril fifth over K enneth^ Woods.
I • On the pro g ram for the day will
L ate st published e stim a te of
KOAC by M inerva Scholl, who is
Mrs. Belle C lothier is here from
be O. G. Swenson of the F ederal the Edison E lectric in s titu te gives
s ta te chairm an of Bible study for Olympia, W ash. She came to see
Land Bank a t Spokane who will \to ta l occupied fa rm s fo r Oregon
the fed erated wom en's cJubs of iei d au g h ter, M rs. Diebert Jch n -
talk of th e policies of the bank. as 61,137, o f which 35,800 now
Oregon and will speak on that ;on, who has since been released
Jacob S tu a rt, secretary of th is riceive electric service.
This is
‘iom The Dalles hospital.
sulbject.
association, re p o rts th a t of all the f'8.6 per cent, com pared w ith ap­
Gwen B a rn e tt m et w ith an ac-
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Alley mo-
land bank associations in the fo u r p roxim ately 50 pl?r cent a y ear
to ied to C orvallis over the week ?;d.nt Monday evening a ‘. h i s
sta te s of the n o rth w est, the Moro ago. T his fig u re fo r to tal farm s
end to see Mr. and Mrs. Asa Rob- dojre when he fell down th * b rse-
association has the h ig h est la tm g in Oregon is som ew hat
lower
ley. The two women are sitte rs . nent s ta irs , breaking th ree rib?',
in point of view of prom pt p a y ­ than m ost oth er estim ates.
M rs. E v e re tt McQueRin left for vis collar ‘'done, and dislocating
I This re p o rt lists
W ashington
m ents.
One of his lungs
P o rtlan d to see * her m other, Mrs his shoulder.
I ’. C. A xtell, president < the as having 81,000 occupied farm s,
vas also punctured by a broken
W illiam Barzee.
1 68 p er cent electrified, and Cali-
association, will preside
io, He is in The Dalles hospital.
! fornia 132;600 fa rm s, alm ost 94
Mrs. Tom Peugh and Ivaloy are
Miss Maud B ryant of Albany
M ost secret societies are a good per cent of which are electrified.
in P o rtland. *
arrived M onday for a stay
in
deal like an ice-cream cone. The These fig u res are based on cen­
M tm ebrs of the T uesday a ter
Wa>co. S'he is now a house guest
i fa rth e r you g e t into it, thi* less tra l statio n service and do not
i-uon study clulo m et w ith
Mrs.
of Mrs. Eliza Dingle. Sh • lived
include fa rm lig h tin g plants.
then, is to it.
Leo W atkins. A-fter the rej ula-
itrc a t one tim e.
m eeting and program Mrs. Pres
Dr. A lbert Roy was th guest
Boioe assisted M rs. W atkins in
serv in g
re fresh m en ts.
P ro g ram speaker a t the M. E. church S un­
num bers were poems by the late day afternoon when the county
was held.
Floyd J , Cook, P o rtlan d in su r­
Edwin M arkham read by
Mrs Sunday school rally
The “ Grosvenor House O rchestra,” a m usical trio recruited from ance m an, has filed fo r the re p ­
E tta Evans.
In te re stin g spring \b o u t 200 attended.
The Tuesday co n tract club and Britain’s royal air force, conducts a “ h m -sc ssfe n ” som ew here in France ublican nom ination fo r s ta te tre a s
pocme were read by W ilma Wilde
on the western front, “ GrcsvcnoT I.'cusc” is also the nam e of their
and Maud A kers. G roup sinking quests were en tertain ed by Mrs. j&ugout, as w ell as the nam e of an exclu sive London hotel. The enem y’s u rc r and launched an aggressiv e
W.
A.
M
edler
a
t
h
er
home.
High
p erso n al cam p aig n which w ^ ill
before adjournm ent.
Mrs. B ert
savage breast w as not reported soothed by the m usic.
tak e him to all p a rts of th e s ta te
W atkins and Mrs. Flossie Denton score- went to Mrs. A rt Sm i^ and
Mrs. Bruce Grady.
before May 17, the p rim ary date.
w i n d u b visitors.
Mrs.
B.
H
Grady
was
honored
V itally in terested in the indus-,
Mrs. H aner is in town again a f ­
which ^Farm C redit u n its
m ake trial developm ent of thi: sta te ,
te r spending the w inter stay in g at a su rp rise bn", nciay p arty w’-en
loans a re not fixed by the FOA, Cook has adopted as his slogan,
friend? called for an evening of
with her d au g h ter, M rs. Rich.
but by C ongr.s«. The farm loan “ S tim u late our in d u stries by u s­
cards followed by
refreshm ents
M rs. J. T. Johnson and Mrs
acts have been changed in the ing Oregon products in all s ta te
W ednesday evening
Election r o f ’ officers.
O. G. Swenson,
o f Spokane, the
H arley D utton w ere additional
past.
They m ay be changed a- in stitu tio n s and d e p a rtm e n ts.”
F riday evening Mr. an'! Mr s.
r.. ■
”
.
f
g u ests when Mrs. A rt Sm ith e n ­ C harles Everebt en tertain ed ior
gain, b u t if so, it-w ill be ¿ y con­
H is b rief cam paign sta te m e n t F ederal L an d Bank u ill talk.
terta in e d for mem-bens of the Til-
stitu tio n a l m ethods - under
our
the pleasure of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
.
*
*
is
as follow s: ‘‘If nom inated and
licum club T hursday a t her home.
re p resen ta tiv e system of govern­
R eturn cards so a rra n g e m tr s c a n be m ade for lunch a t noon.
M cKie, Mr. and Mr?. Grady, and
elected
I
will
d
u
rin
g
my
term
of
H igh soofe w as won by Mrs. Andy
m en t,” said Brown.
Mr -and Mrs. F ran k
Larmborn.
office conscientiously p erform my
S h earer.
Pinochle was the diver ->ion of the
duties in accordance w ith basic OOOOOOOOOOSCOSCOOO&l □&20SOOSOSOS02GOSOSOQGOOOOOÜC
M em bers of the Wasco wom en’s Evening.
The F ederal Land Bank system
business principles, ever m indful
study club m otored to Moro F ri
a
Mr. and Mrs. C liff Fridley were will continue to o p erate on
th a t a public official is a public
day to atten d a tea given by the
sound business basis regardless
visitors in P ortland this w°ek.
se rv a n t elected to serve the v a r­
Moro club.
or
Mrs. George B aker, accom pa­ of ill/reasoned im po rtu n ities
ied in te re sts of all the people” .
M rs. Jessie Amos and her sis
M a k e yo u r a p p o in tm en t now fo r your
nied by Mrs. Dora Moore saw the m is-advisi.d criticism , declared R.
O regon products
should have
t r Mrs., Croefield retu rn ed from
E. Brown, recently elected p re s­
P ro m p tly on th e a llo t d day A.
how in The Dalles Thursday.
p
referen
ce
in
the
p
u
rch
asin
g
of
The Dalles w here they had v is it­
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royce vis­ ident of the Spokane ¡bank, S a t­ Mr N elson, local ag e n t, appeared supplies and m a te ria ls fo r sta te
G ra d u a tio n Pictures.
W e offer y o u ,
ed for the p ast two weeks.
at the office of the sheriff and tax
ited w ith his p aren ts enroute to urday. '
In stitu tio n « , and d ep a rtm en ts.”
Mrs. M arie B arnett Cooper left F ossil a f te r a hrief sta y in P o rt­ . S peaking before em ployes of . collector w i t h h is c o w a n y ’s
Screen make-up
Selection of proofs
F rid a y fo r P ortland to spend sev­ land.
the bank, Brown said, “ Rum ors check fo r • “26,2.50.19 to pay for No Justice
eral days.
Mrs. F ran k Lam born and Mrs. that have been given wide circu­ the S herm a i county p ro p erty .ta x
Attractive folders
Special prices
L ittle Willie says th ere is no
Tom m y Handles is visiting his B. W. Guy motored to P ortland lation and which have reported es o f th e Union Pacific railroad.
justice. Says the cat licks her
p aren ts here from the U niversity S aturday, accom panied by Mrs alnandon-ment of th? land b an k ’s At th a t the com pany got off easy paws ahd gets praised for being
Also we will ireb d e an enlargement in a frame
Ed McKee as fa r as Hood River. sourid business principles are .en ­ in th is county fo r the to ta l .paid neat; but when he licks his, he
of Oregon.
witk each dozen.
in the s ta te was $1,020,714.97 Yet
Music night was weJl attended Mrs. McKee w ent to see her d au ­ tirely w ithout foundation.
g ets a lecture on table m anners!
it
re
p
re
se
n
ts
17.5
percen
t
of
the
“R ecently Governor Black a n ­
and 127 was donated to help pay ghter, Mrs. H a l' Shelton.
to tal p ro p erty tax of th is county.
the expanses of the band a t thi
Two tables of co n tra ct bridge nounced th a t certain special rem ­
N ever d u rin g the W orld war
P ro p erty
taxes fo r
Sherm an
m usic to u rn am e n t to be held at were in play a t the home of Mrs edies would be a p p lie j • in cases
did the U nited S ta tes harv est
IjiG ra n d e A pril 12.
John McDermid T u .sd ay evening where w orthy borrow ers are un ­ county to ta lin g $2106.88 w ith the m ore fhan 60 m illion acres of
W rite or phone for
Pioneer Building
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Jensen and when she en tertain ed for thi? past able to m eet th e ir re g u la r p ay­ discount for p r o m p t paym ent, w heat. U nder the AAA p ro g ram
were paid la s t week by the P a c ­
an appointment
The Dalles
Mrs. H orsm an of The Dalles Vis­ n a tro n ’s club. Mrs. Eafeelle H a i­ m ents. These rem edies have been
A m erican fa rm ers exp ct to p lan t
ific Telephone and T elegraph Co.,
inaccurately
described
as
‘extrem
e
ley
m
ade
high
score
while
thi
ited Sunday a t the R obert Evans
62 m illion acres in 1940.
econd prize w ent to Mrs. Rhode? leniency’ and the inference has according to J. R. F a rrin g to n .
home.
been given th a t the system
is
Total property tax es now being
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
H earing of Biggs. St. P atrick and Easte?
abandoning sound lending
poli­ paid by the com pany in Oregon
'ecorations
prevailed.
and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon N eaaham
are $813,083.85 which, w ith “ fed­
A ' cooking school will be con cies.
sp en t-S u n d ay an M osier w ith Mr
‘■As a m a tte r of plain
fact, e ra l, franchise, social secu rity and
and Mrs. K ennethf S tu a rt and chil­ lucted W ednesday afternoon Mar
?7, a t the O pera house and ev .base new collection policies were oth er m iscellaneous taxes brings
dren.
ry worhan in the county is in adopted last sum m er by
t h e the com pany's tax es on its 1939
C ath erin e
F ridley,
M arg aret
presidents of the land banks and op eratio n s to $1,232,973. .
¡fed.
ar.d Donald M cDermid retu rn ed
The W asco school band will a F. F. Hill, who was then Gover­
home from OSC to spend th eir gain be heard th is spring nt th/
nor of the F arm C red it A dm ini­ FEB R U A R Y T R A F F IC DEATH
sp rin g vacation.
C hristian church Sunday, M arc1 stratio n . R ath er th an re p resen t­
Bdb Collins visited in
Wasco •-1. A basket dinner is plinne«’ ing an abandonm ent of sound TOLL TOTALS 28 LIVES
from GoJdendale.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jchnsoi piactices, these policies are a c tu ­
O regon tra ffic d ea th s totaled
Je a n M cIntyre celebrated her vert* in W asco W ednesday.
ally designed to save the banks
28
fo r the m onth of F eb ru a ry , a
ninth b irth d ay an n iv ersary Mon­
from the severe losses they have
day a t the M cIntyre hom e a fte r
suffered from foreclosures—a n d decrease of 9.6 per cen t from thi.
school. Ten fr i.n d s w ere guests.
thusr. ar<L, a step in the direction toll of 31 scored in F eb ru a ry of
E arl
of g re a te r soundness.
I believe 1939, fig u res e o m p ile d 'b y
M rs. Flossie H e a to n re tu rn ed
Sneli,
sec
retary
of
sta
te
,
disclose.
the
banks
and
borrow
ers
both
to W asco and will stay a t the Kir
F ifty -th re e per cen t of the F eb ­
kelie home to care for Mrs. Kir
will benefit.
ru
a
ry deaths w ere
p ed estrians,
kelie, who recently re tu rn ed from
“ These policies were not made
The band mad.- a g re at show
Snell’s
fig
u
res
showed.
a P o rtlan d hospital. Mrs. Deaton ¡ng a t the spring concert F riday public, however, until G overnor
The city of P o rtlan d accounted
has been in C alifornia and M ich­ night, M arch 15. In full ai ray it Black succeeded Mr. Hill. They
s ta te ’s
igan w ith h er children, but finds took its place in fro n t of the call for various tre a tm e n ts of dis­ for 46 per cent of • th e
th a t Oregon is her fav o rite place. audience, ready to take the lead ­ tressed cases, including . sim ple traffic toll for the m onth, 13 p e r­
Miss C atherine R ichelderfer r e ­ ing p a rt in the evening’s e n te r­ extensions, ream o rtizin g or
re ­ son? being killed th e re in F e b ru ­
tu r n , d home from
San M ateo, tainm ent. Among the in stru im n - w ritin g of the loan
rep ay m en t ary.
C alify for sp rin g vacation.
Collisions betw een two c a r s
ta ’ solos w ith band accom pani­ program , and in some cases v a r­
m ent w ere June Wilde w ith her iable paym ents based on the re ­ took fo u r lives d u rin g the m onth,
v- ’
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saxaphone, Jack Hines,
Jim m y tu rn s the farm er receives for his two persons Being killed in one
such accident. Non collision m is­
C oats and Law rence Royce w ith crops.
th eir cornets. The R ythm n Band,
“S im ilar pro g ram s for d istres­ haps also took fo u r lives, while
accom panied by Miss Bracken a t sed borrow ers have been in use car collisions' w ith fixed object-
the piano, played fo u r number«. for some tim e by m any larg e in­ took th ree lives. T here were two
P rim a ry children also umd r th« surance com panies and oth er in­ car-m otorcycle accidents, each re ­
supervision of Miss B racken, gave stitu tio n al lenders, realizing th a t su ltin g in a fa ta lity .
T hree accidents took two lives
three folk dance«.! The evening «f it seldom is p ro fitab le to take a
each,
one a collision b etw e .n two
m usical e n te rta in m e n t w as end­ farm over from a man who is
cars,
one a non-collision wreck,
ed w ith the playing of the n atio n ­ keeping it up and doing his hon­
and
the
other a car-bridge col­
al anthem by the band.
est best, because of the costs of
foreclosed lision.
A g irls ’ sex tet has been form ed handling and selling
are
from the Glee clulb under , the d ir­ real estate . These policies
They prdcaJbly Read the Ads In the Journa!
ection of Mr. Landles. P a tric ia sound businesls.
Yocum and IdabeJl Spencer sing should have been adopted by the
ago.
first soprano, M ary Goats and land banks s<.vecal years
reason
D orothy Knox sing seQont| sop­ C ertainly th ere was no
rano and Ju n e Wilde and La villa that I can think of why th ^ e y
Gosson sing alto .. M arion Crews *hou4d. not have been made pub­
accom panies the sextet. Music has lic when they were adopter! last
LAWYER
been received and practice s t a r ­ year.
WASCO
MORO
Will it sa v e me m on ey?’ *
ted fo r various school functions.
“ No new policies have been de­
The annual Ju n io r Prom will veloped to d ate under Governor
be h Id S atu rd ay , M arch 23, in Black, and when Mr. Black and
the school gym nasium . Jim H all S ecretary W allace talked to the
H andrad» • ( " C a te rp H le r" » w M n »n Ote
his five piece band and electric general ag en ts in W ashington a
N e rtltw e *» —perliap» »ame a< y e a ra e í» R -
Uer»—re p a rt tk eir " C a te rp illa r" Diesai»
organ will furnish m usic.
The week ago we w ere given every
are
tfcea« fre m
ta SOX in
Ju n io r class is p u ttin g a fcvat assurance th a t no m ajor changes
fa e l
0»ea »W » p ark-ig n itien »lac­
deal of tim e and effort on the in land bank policies are plan­
lar» TUe roa »an—Diesel fo al na» only
prom and prom ises a good tim e ned ’
ce»*» ta«a « e r « a lle a »haa » a » U « k o t
Brown retu rn ed this week from
«ka Diesel e a fin e k a m » only k a li a»
for al atten d in g .
m ack fa e l »a de a « iv a a »ab as e
a conference Of th e general a-
N ew ru b b er
tractor a» »ke »oma k a r» a p a w e r. ,
g ents of the 12 FCA d istricts.
» li i la t o r «to p «
w r i n t « r » e l . s .
Brown will continue to serve as
W h y not »aa y a a r " C a te rp illa r" D ealer
FCA general a g .n t in Spokane,
a a d le e rá h o w m ack y a a can »ave.
his fo rm e r position, com bining
the duties of th a t p o st w ith those
’ Tki» h Ike »econd of a »erie» di»cw»»in«
Trade your old washer as
.-,p o ilo n t point» le rem em ber w k a a
G roceries— Meats—Fresh of the land bank presidency.
down payment. Phone 161
~ “The ~ published — a«sun*ptions
a tractor.
F ru its and Vegetables in
th a t com pliance w ith Federal a g ­
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for trial
ricu ltu ral p ro g ram s will- be re ­
Season
quired of memelbrs of the F arm
AIR ÜONW TIOHED
C redit system are even m ore than
COLD STORAGE LOCKWRS
ra rs p a re n t.
In the firs t place,
it is im possible to a lte r the term s
mht P d ia u e Appremkd
of any contract now in effect. In
The Dalle«. Ore..
thé second place, the laws undeT
Wasco Woman
To Elect Officers
To Speak
Over KO AC
Floyd Cook
Trying For
Treasuryship
N O T IC E !
The Moro Naticnal Farm Loan assoc­
iation will hold a meeting at the Court
House in Moro, March 28, at 10 a.m.
ALL MEMBERS URGED TO ATTEND
Land Bank Policy
Not To Be
Changed
Utilities Pay
S E N IO R S :
Tax Bills
BOLTON'S STUDIO
GENERAL ® ELECTRIC
COOKING SC H O O L
W ednesday, March 27, 19'
Wasco School
S tartin g a t 2 : 0 0 p. m .
Band Plays
A t th e W a sc o O p era H o u se
ASK THIS
w hen you
TRACTOR
T. Lester Johnson
Miss Esther Nuernberger,
one of the leading home
economists in the country
will conduct cookingdem-
onstrations in Wasco in co­
operation wilh General
Electric’s Home Service
Section.
T h e h o u s e w iv e s o f S h e r m a n C o u n ty a r e
in v ite d to a tte n d .
EASY WASHER
SAFE
WASCO MW1
O u t o f t h e m o n t h M is s N u e r n b e r g e r w i l l
s p e n d in O r e g o n O N E D A Y is a l l o t t e d t o
S h e r m a n C o u n ty . W e d n e s d a y , M a rch 2 7
O’MEARA ’
Supply & Imp. C<
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Door P izes
Door Prizes
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