Sherman County journal., April 12, 1940, Page 4, Image 4

FRID A Y , A P R IL 12. 1940
THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOU RNAL, MORO, OREGON
^ aob four
67.00 M cKean & M aurus, p o sts
8.56
C. B argenholt, road labor
vacated by Mr .and Mrs. Ro; s
67.00 J o t ’s M otor Ser, g re a se job 1.00
W. Kelly, road labor
Morrow.
56.00 ' Old’s H ard w are, supplies
5.10
C. H earing, road labor
Garden club m em bers htId th e ir
50
j 5O
P
ik
e’s
G
arag
e
gasoline
2.03
A.
S
h
earer,
uoad
labor
m onthly m eeting a t the home of
26.50 S. W. S earcy, supplies * 35.21
C. A xtell, road labor
Mr>. H arley D utton Tuesd: y.
34.50 Moro Lum ber & F uel Y ard
C. M ersinger. road labor
Miss G ertru d e H ansen and M rs.
44.00
P o sts and lath
.»3.44
L. iMay, road labor
Ross H ilderbrand en te rta in e d a t
2500 S herm an G arag e & Mach .Co.
Geo. W ilson, road labor
the H ilderbrand home
S a tu rd a y
25.00
R ep airs
17.72
Les Wilson ,road labor
night for the p leasu re of Mrs.
12.00 H ow ard Cooper Corp, sup. 59.60
J. Woods, road labor
Word w as received here last
Mi .and Mrs. E rnesk M edler re ­ Vernon V anG ilder on h er birthday
67.60 Pacific Pow er & L ig h t Co.
K. Dunlap, road labor
A
pinochle
}>arty
was
enjoyed
w
ith
To m o st children a cook is as g rad u ally add to the b u tte r, which
week
of the m arria g e of 'Rosellen
turned from A lderdale, Wn. v here
80.60
L ig h ts in m achine shed
1.00
L .L. Peetz, road m aster.
M iss Olive Robinson and Glenn B arnet of Cow Canyon an d G eorge « '’<*» as th e d esse rt she produces has been etbaten until cream y and
83.20 T um -A -Lum Lum. Co. lum ber 0.64
E. M cPherson, road labor,
they visited th eir son in lav< and VanGilder ta k in g the prizes.
age e child won t c lig h t .B eat in egg and vanilla. Let
,
.
.
N o t th a t the av erag
81.05 O’M eara Supply &Imp. Co.
W. Kelly, road labor,
d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. A rt Ljw eli
Mr .and M rs. John C onrad o f i n n i n g s of Redm ond on M arch 31
well cooked food of stan d in tjie top of double boiler
65.62
Road ap p lies
91.28
K. Dunlap, road labor.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam s and chil­ Pl'.e Dalles w ere g u estss a t the a t Reno, N evada. M rs. Jen n in g s a n y"kind, b u t dishes such as ‘Moms over hot w a te r 10 m inutes. Beat
63.60 Geo. W ilde G arage, re p a ir 4.55
C. B argenholt, road labor
dren of Y akim a visited here with tome of th eir d a u g h te r M ,«?. R oss is the d a u g h te r of Mr. and M rs. i sh o rtca k es or her puddings a re until cool and of the rig h t consis- C. H earing, road labor
53.00 S tan d ard Oil 'Co., gasoline
82.71
G ecrge B a rn e t fo rm e r K ent res- th e ones th a t they boast ’about ttr.cy to spread. F ro s t the cakes
her m other, Mrs. Roy B elshe? and H ilderbrand.
17.00 M rs. C.M .Snider, re n t of shed 6.00
A. S h earer ,road laobr
graduate o f the •
th e ir com panions and the ones and roll them in the coconut.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Guy visited
Mr. Belshee from T hursday until
60.50 J. K. M cKean, gas & oil
131.37
C. M ersinger, road labor
¡d in ts and is a
th a t wiH help them th ro u g h the
Sunday. A fam ily dinner was en ­ relatives a t M aryhill T hursday eve
96.00
31.50 Wilson Bros., use of eat.
L.
May,
road
laibor
-
K
ent
high
school,
The young m eaj w ittaout lag g in g because of COUNTY COURT
joyed Sunday a t the Belshee home nmg.
E9.50
1.00
L.
L.
P
eetz
stam
p
s
C.
¡Axtell
(read
labor
C ontinued fro m p ag e o n e .
Mrs. Bob McDonald m a le high couple m otored th ro u g h C alfo rn ia its s a tisfa c to ry ending.
when M r; W illiam s p arent? of
L
oggers
&
C
o
n
tracto
rs
S
tate
In
d
u
strial
Acc.
Com.
on th eir w edding trip anil visited
Grown ups ,too .reserve sp e­ S ta te In d u strial Ace. Com.
Moro and Mr. and Mrs. M altci tcore honors fo r g u est and Mrs.
.39.07
52.73
,road supplies
P ortection
.01
P ’ otection
E.
A.
M
edler
for
the
cjuli
a
t
the
relativ
es
cial
critical
ju dgm ent fo r des-
W illiam s df Y akim a and three
Mrs. M arian H. M edler, land
N
ational
H
ospital
A
ss’n
W illiam 'Mfg. Co
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sm ith. Neil s e rt s . And, w hether they say so P atterso n
children. M arg aret, F rances and 500 card club a t the home of Mrs.
1 LOO
20.00
for county road
P rotection
b.Oo
F lag fo r courthouse
Grace M edler. Follow ing d essert Reynolds and Bill Jo h n so n w ere or n o ^ m ost of them are disap-
W alter dined .
0.65 W. A. T ate, rig h t of w ay 350.00
Foss & Co., supplies
Mr .and Mrs. Viggo Hrufe.lt iuncheon fo u r tables w ere in play. Sunday aftern o o n v isito rs a t th e ' pointed If the meal ends w ith o u t Joe T ru itt, stam p s fo r clerk 10.00
F ifteen m em bers of the G arden J. L. M athes home.
I one Or if the d esse rt tu rn s out J. C. F reem an , p o stm aster
m otored to N ew port for a .vcel-
club m et a t the home of ¡Mrs.
Mr. and IMrs. J a y M cKay and H o be so m eth in g com m onplace.
Box R en ts.
$.15
end visit with relatives and fi ends '
H arley D utton T uesday .The n ex t children
w ere ca lle rs a t
Moro
And so it seems th a t everyone
I. L. Pike, re g iste rin g electors 1.40
Mrs. B .H. G rady left, for Walla m ettin g will be held in the W asco T hursday fo r m edical care.
j possesses, to sem e degree a t least Ain Opal B rady, re g isterin g
W alla last week .She expee;s to
2.30
park. In v itatio n s have been ex-
Mr an<, M rs Jo h n Keopk€> M rs. , the proverbial sweet tooth ,and to
electors
- stay until the last of this week.
tended to the A rlington. The Dal-
McK ay and Mrs. J C. Wil- » sa tisfy th is sw eet tooth d essert? Jo sep h A. Mee. re g iste rin g
5.00
•Mr .and Mrs. Clyde Hearing les and Moro clubs to join them SQn and d a a g h te r NeUie w ere busi ; ^ v e been given a definite place
electo rs
.
.
motored to P ortland Sunday.
ther. and e a t b ask et lunch. A tulip negs visitors ¡n Dalles T uesday.
in ¡menu planning. As in every- J. F. N orton, re g isterin g
1.60
electors
The Wasco school will lx? host ?how will be h*dd a t 1:30
Ed D y k stra of Condon was a th;ng- else th ere can be good and
M
ero
P
h
arm
acy
,
supplies,
for the mid-Columbia band festi
The Annie F ulton c h a p te r of the v isito r a t K en t W ednesday. -
>>ad p lan n in g of d esserts.
These world-famous trucks
1.00
fo r special election .
val in its m eet here May 4. L ntei E astern S ta r en tertain ed Tuesday
^Charles
Bothw
ell,
H
arley
McKay
Excluding
the
vegetables,
this
T.
L
eter
Johpson,
expense
are *designedvand built as
taim nent will be afforded visitors
vening for the pleasure of the
.............................
7.50
of d _ istric
t atto rn e y
consisting of a show’ in the a f te r ­ p ast m atro n s and ’ pa“s ? patron's » ’»■J, R obert S chilling w ere in T he . p rc ttc tiv e g ro u p of foods is a gold
trucks. . .. That is the founda-
the lodge. M arg aret Johnson D alles S unday w here they p lay ed m ine when it comes to plan n in g j M. Wilson, Co. Com
Commission 7.50
noon and a dance in th e evening.
- tion of International's 34-year
sang d u rin g the* c h a p te r and g ifts baS€‘ba11 w ith
G rasa V alleV : h ealth fu l and satisfac to ry d e sse rts. I)avid
id. Co.
9.75
David Re
Reid,
Co. Commission
Commis
A nother school event is the op-
team
.
H
e
re
is
a
new
and
u
n
u
sual
cup
Roy
Wells,
Re:
tran
sp
o
r-
reputation. Thitt’y why, in the
flfetta to l>e given the 27th of were presented from the lodge to
cp.ke recipe th a t should be a su re
tatio n cf L arry E. Cri..s
7.20 :
A-pril - in which m em bers .o f the the outgoing officers. A fte r the w Mrs. B. A. H ogue h as been con
heavy-duty
field, there are more
Bucholtz. jail, m eals * 1.30 !
pi%gram num bers w ere g ven as fined to her bed the p a s t ten days ffre h it w ith your fam ily anil (al-
h:gh school will appear.
for prisoners
In ternational' Trucks bought
ollows. Jac k H ines, trum i>et solo from cold and com plications. She , though they needn t know it) is-:
¡May 11 has been chosen foi
received
medical
a
tte
n
tio
n
Wed-
J
n
u
tritio
u
s
too,
because
of
the
milk
Qourna
Bros,
jail
exp.
-
0.85
'
than any other make. Come
the annual lam b show a t Wasco Jim Coats and Law rence Royce, nesday when Dr. Poley was a t , b u tte r, fr u its and eggs in them .
■ Geo. A .P o tter, ju d g e’s exp. 12.35
-
in
and talk over your trucking
ending, as usual ,with the Sheep- tru m p et duet; M arion Crew s, piano
Pineapple Cup Cakes
; May & Son, jail exp.
2.86*
solo and a saxaphone solo by June her home.
h erd er’s ball .
2 1-4 cups flour
needs. All sizes, ’/i*ton up.
i CommeWial P rin tin g co. V oters
J. M. Wilson and d a u g h te r Helen
Wilde. R efreshm ents w ere enjoy­
** Wm. N isebt spent F rid ay eve­
2 1-2 tsp b aking pow der
p
am
phlets
fo
r
special
elec.
38.50
;
were
business
v
isitors
a
t
W
awawai
ed late in the evening.
ning in P ortland and attended the
1-2 tsp s a lt ,
' Wily W. K nighten, s u p t’s
Loyd Royce underw ent an oper- W ash., over the p a st week end.
F uller paint com pany banquet.
j office help
50.00 j
1-2 cup b u tte r
ation in the Coffey clinic hospital
an<j Mrs. A rth u r C ra tty are
Five m em bers of the local Reb­ M rs. Royce is in P ortland w ith now occupying the house recently T 1 1-.3 cups su g ar
F irs t N ational Bank, general
1 cup milk
ekah lodge drove to Goldendale him from th e ir home in Fossil vacated by W. B. W ilson, known as
A ssistance
168.94 |
3 eg g w hites
S atu rd ay evening to atten d th t Load’s p a re n ts .Mr. and Mcs. J.
SHLiman
C
ounty
Jo
u
rn
a
l,
tbi Ben Brown house.
2-3 cup crushed pineapple, drained
m eeting. G rand officers visited the F. Royce^ w ere down from S a t­
Flection Notice C ards 7.50
high schopl stu d en ts &C-,
tugethox flo u r . t a k i n g n o w d e r t
lodge and six lodges -had officers urday -until T uesday.
County Printing 9x05 _ . ,
,
com patned b y Mr. and M rs. R. N. . an<1 &a]L Cream .butter, add s u g a r T
v installed. Maltihg the trip were:
C ounty C ourt Exp. 4.50 21.05 ;
Mr. and M rs. Louis Scholl r e ­ M?GlasSon, C harles Bothwell and
g rad u ally and b eat until lig h t an 1 C LA IM S P R E S E N T E D AND AL-
Elsie M edler, E m m a K hearer. June tu rn ed from a two w eeks trip in
Spencer, Selm a and Leo W atkins. P ortland and o th er valley towns. Y em Mobley m otored to iMoro fluffy. Add sifted flour a lte rn a te lv j X)WED A G A IN ST TH E ROAD
M embers of th e W asco study A t C orvallis, Mrs. Scholl talked F rid ay evening w here they en joy­ • w ith the li quid. Fold in the b e a te n p p N I ) , A P R IL TERM , 1940
ed an evening of sk atin g w ith egg white . Fill sm all b u ttered c la im a n t
Account
Am ount
ciub m et w ith M rs. E a rl R:chel- over KOAC, A pril 5.
pupils from o th er schools of the muffin p an s trwn third* fu-lb
j y r ; p eetz .
m ast e r
^7ff.65
d e ffe r F rid a y . Several book re ­
INTt R N A TlO lA l
Mr .and M rs. tfy al G rady were*
,
,
.
county.
R
efresh
m
en
ts
w
ere
served
a
t
400
d
eg
rees
ab
out
20
m
inutes.
E. M cPherson, road labor
70.(»0
ports w ere given. M rs. Zell re ­
week c n d g u e s t . , t
l.te r .
-
W hen e o o f .cover w ith coconut
viewed “ Divided We S ta n d ” by N val s p aren ts from Spokane.
■
n 4T
m
-
Ted P roudfoot, son of Mr. and
Mr. anil Mrs. R. N. M cGlasson fro stin g .
H. P. Wefah, M rs. H arley D utton
reviewed “This Is Our W orld” by Mrs. H. D. P roudfoot of W asco M arion G ittin g s and N ellie W ilson | Coconut F ro stin g
was one o f th e 165 stu d en ts a t the attended the, concert at rasa a
2 cups powdered su g a r
P aul Sears.
Saturday night.
4 tbsp b u tte r
Mr. and M rs, M. H. M organ of U niversity of Oregon who m ade
LAWYER
Mr .and Mrs. J . H. W ilson sp en t j 1 egg, 1
vanilla
B attle G round, Wn. and Mrs. Ada a grade point averag e of 3.5 or '
1 cup shredded coconut
M organ w ere visitors Sunday a t b etter. He is a senior m ajoring the past week end a t Moscow, Id­
MORO
WASCO
j aho w ith th eir son. Dr. J . G. W i l - 1 s S i ift
f t th e howdered
powdered s u g a r and
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pres in business ad m in istratio n .
____
son and fam ily. ¡Mrs. W ilson was
Bcice.
tre a te d by her son while there.
|
Goldie B a rn e tt of P ortland was
i
Mrs.
R.
P.
B
arn
et,
Mrs.
J.
L.
in town visiting relativ es.
’ ‘
: M athes and Mrs. A rth u r
H olt
IM ts . ‘Edna Dunn and d a u g h te r
Moro
C
om
m
unity
P
resb
y
teria
n
were
dinner
g
u
ests
a
t
the
W.
D.
M axine of Olym pia, Wn. visit*-.!
Sunday, A pril 14, 1940. 10:00 S un­ B arnet home a t G rass Valley W ed­
one week w ith her p a re n ts ,M
day school. 11:00 M orning w or­ nesday.
and Mrs. Clyde H earing.
ship- Q u a rterly communion s e r­
H a rry P inkerton and Gene Am i­
The G lass Valley R ebekahs a n ­
vice. Serm on by the p asto r. Spec­ don of Moro w ere b u sin ess v isi­
nounce a th ree act play “ Aunt ial music by the choir. 7.30 Young to rs a t the L. W. Amick hem e one
Susie Shoots the W orks” a t a date people’s society will m eet a t the day last week.
to be given out later. It was rec­ home of Mr .and Mrs. Dewey T ho­
Vivian F ritts
was a dinner
en tly given a t G rass Valley. The mpson. Mr. J .M .W ilson i f Kent
guest, of Nellie W ilson last W ed­
N eighbors of W oodcraft a te also
will l»c the speaker.
nesday.
sponsors o f a play to be given
The W om ens M issionaiy Soc­
The Kent Rebekah club hi Id its
a t the O pera house soon.
iety held its A pril m eeting W ed­ reg u lar m eeting w ith Mildred N or­
Mrs. Cyril K ruger has a new nesday aftern o o n a t the h »me of ton. A sh o rt p ro g ram was en ­
lccation. H er b ea u ty s h ip wil' Mrs. .D ew ey Thom pson. The new joyed followed by refresh m en ts.
"Best of all, this power industry carries a big
now be in the room s back of the officers w ere installed a t an im ­
share
of our tax load . . . it paid nearly $900,000
Plans w ere made for a silver tea
pressive service conducted by M rs
W asco bakery.
last year. In one county here its taxes would run
O. A. R am sey.
Mi's. H enry G. to be held at the home of M aig eret
Miss Vivian Trounce sp en t Sun
all the schools, Li another it pays enough taxes
H ansen is the new president. The Mobley on Wed .April 17 a t 2:30
day a t the G. A .S a rg en t home.
other officers are Mrs. D e w e y AH Rebekahs and th e ir freinds
to
maintain half the county roads. ?!
Mr. and Mrs.
R alph -Crumb
Thom pson, vice president.
Mrs. welcome.
have moved from the hotel a p a rt
Mr. and Mrs. C h ester Sm ith
Lewis Cope sec retary and Mrs. E.
m in ts to Mrs.
Helen
D ingle’s
of Moro and Mr. ID. H. McLain of
E. B arzee tre a s u re r.
hcuse.
H enry G. H ansen pastor P ortland were d in n er g u ests a t
the home of Mr .and IMrs. John
Mrs. F rank M orrow and siste r
Jessie Hull will occupy the house F irst B ap tist C hurch, G rass V al­ W ilson F riday.
ley, A pril 14. 10:00 Bible school
Come and enjoy our study of the
di JL
prophets. J. S. F r itts , supt.
11:0*0 M arning w orship, ‘‘R evivals
W hat F o r’’ ? 7:00 Come to BYPU
fo r a w orthw hile m eeting. 8:00
The evening service w ith the q u e s­
“The power company payroll is one of the stead­
tion box b ro u g h t to a conclusion.
iest in the country. The company pays good
8:00 T uesday. Special p ra y er m eet
N ew ru b b er
¡ng fo r the com ing s e r v io s . S pe­
wages and gives its employees a square deal. Why
a g it a t o r »»opa
cial N otice: B eginning W ednesday
w r in g * i i< L t .
some of our most active and useful citizens work
A pril 17 a t 8 p.m. E v an g ilist E.
for Pacific Power & Light Company.
M Steadm an will speak each night
a t the church as well as on S u n ­
Trade your old washer as
day. Mr. S teadm an comes to us
down payment. Phone 161
well recom m ended h aving been for
over 30 y ea rs the B ap tist s ta te
*
for trial
ev an g ilist for Colorado. He has
previously held o th er m eetings in
Oregon and is hihgly spoken of.
Come and h e a r w hat he has to
say and you will eb glad you came.
How long w ill it last?
The Dalles. Ore.
Gerald C. D ryden. j»astor.f y
Mid-Columbia
Kent Girl
Band Festival
Married In
Coming to Wasco
Reno, Nevada
Hl ■ VAY/
TO
HEMhl
.j& y ^ A D A ^ R ^ M A V N E
ór Ì oon < dairy
council
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ALL IN T E R N A T IO N A L S A R E -
A L L -T R U C K TRUCKS/J
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J. K. M c K e a n
T. Lester Johnson
INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
P U ! IP C M P C
HI
«
WHA TS THE
8IG INDUSTRY
HERE?
2. AND IT PAYS TAXES
ASK THIS
EASY WASHER
3. EMPLOYS 818 PEOPLE
SAFE
w hen you buy a
TRACTOR*
HAMPTON FURNITURE
Q
A
Tk«
" C o lx p iH o r "
Tractor
•v « r bail* m »611 w o rk in g ©A rogulor
»ckodwlo lo g g in g in Hi© Sierra N e v a d a
m ountain» The ttr», " C a te rp in a r" Die««I
»•W fo r fa rm in g »» HL* wi»e ca rryin g on
it» reg u lar dwtie* fo r Sckuder Bro». n»or
W o o d lan d , C a lifo rn io .
From »he M o nd pain t o f hoar» m any
" C a te rp illa r" Drntel o w n g rt repo rt th e ir
tractor» have w o rke d 15, 2 0 , en d even
30 tfceetand hour» and a re »tiN g e in g
strong.
D rop in an d w e 'll an sw er tk h qw»s‘ ioa
m are fu lly.
4. FURNISHES CHEAP POWER
I have purchased the stock and
business of the
W asco M arket and
will, have a new and
l.S E E THAT SUBSTATION?
complete stock
“Well, those transformers and the power lines
on our streets cost more than any building in
town. For Pacific Power & Light Company is one
of the very largest investors in this territory. In
fact the company has put $46,000,000 of capital
into the development of the Pacific Northwest.
on hand by Saturday, A p ril 2 0
*T kis it ,ke fifth in a terie» d>Kv»»ing
im p o rta n t p o in t* to rem em ber wSen
ielecting o tracto r.
O’MEARA
Supply & Imp. Co
WASCO MARKET
“Like every other successful American industry,
the power company is constantly reducing the
price of its product as it develops new market«
and improved methods. Today the average kilo­
watt-hour used in our homes costs only half what
it did 14 years ago, and service is a lot better, too.
“We need more of these progressive and self-
supporting industries like Pacific Power & Light
Company to build up our great Northwest.”
P acific P ower & L ight C ompany
Caterpillar
A lw a ys at Your Service
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