Sherman County journal., April 26, 1940, Page 4, Image 4

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fant child Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis H a stin g s and Mr. and Mrs.
H arold W hite m otored down S a tu i-
lay evening.
G randm a Sm ith was in The
Dalies F rid ay fo r medical a tte n ­
tion.
Mrs. H aynor is now s ta y in g w ith
a e r d au g h ter, M is. P ardy R,cn. She
M oisture M onday a W T uesday is reported under medical care.
M i. and M rs. W ayne D aruy have
ev ening -66 and 1.29 fo r the (month
had
the J e ra ld M oorehouse re si­
of A pril. N orm al .66.
dence
redecorated and are m oving
1 h? Wasco school glee club will
p icsen t “ W indm ills of H olland,” in into it.
Mrs. A delaine Hull from Albany
o p eretta in lu ll dutch costum e in
the school auditorium S aturday, is visiting her siste r here.
A p ril 27 at 8 p. m.
The school
Cnarldfe Shannon of A dhula
is
here
w ith her neices, Mru. M or­
will play.
(Prizes w ere given a t the open­ row, Jessie Hull and Mrs. S a e a ie i.
M rs. Rice and Mrs. L o rn .a n
ing sale of the Win. C lothier store
S atu rd ay . Billy S heets and Mrs. r ienis w ere in th e Dalles ¿uonuay.
C hester B argenholt won th e door
The p a s t noole grand cu . m vao
pi izes and the guessing contest af- I entertained a t the iiome ol n r . anu
lo rded grocery prizes fo r Phil , M rs. Leo W atkins i uesday eve­
Y ates, Mrs. Clyde H e arin g , M rs.: ning. t our tam es m pinocn.c were
F ia n k l^ m ^ o rn and S am B rock.
,n piay. Airs. Wesley W in e anu
M embers of the senior class . vVillied Spencer m ade high scores
celt orated sneak day in P ortland anu Airs. Am os and Sam I aiock mw
a . the O rpheum th e a tre and seeing ; scoies. M rs. Joe Alee assisted Mrs.
a num ber o f industrial plants, W atkins m se w in g -later in ».he
r tan k Knox and Damon Fields fur- : eve ning.
m shed cars to accom odate the
G uilts shoppers 1 uesday mc.'-d-
> oung people. W ayne B u rt also i ed Airs. L. lu. K a stb e rg , M rs. P res
joined the p a rty . They saw Horn- J Aoice, Mrs. G rady, Airs. Win. Cloth
er Dixon in th e city w ith hus class , .ei, Airs. N isoet, Airs. C anned artd
who were th ere fo r the sam e pur- J Air. and Mrs. Sai gent.
pose. <
. M r. and M rs. liu g n W a lk e r re-
Douglas Tuel spent F riday ir. .u m ed from one weeks v isit in
W asco from his home in P ortlan d. .'o itia n d , M onday.
Mrs. D esta H oyt Itfft fo r her
Mi. and M rs. L. P. EdwaTUs, bil-
home on F riday. She was uc.o.n-
.y iHiu 'i atsy visited m th e Dalles
panied to P ortland by J e r ry B a r­
ountlay w ith Mr. and M rs. aic -
n ett. He re tu rn ed S atu rd ay .
i^augnnn.
Mr. and Bruce G rady and Mr.
Mr. C anned was out early Wed­
and Mrs. Law rence F unk m otored ,
nesday
m orning b ru sh in g p rin t on
aiound the Mt. Hood loop Sunday |
the house ol Air. and Airs. V/nliam
tak in g a picnic lunch.
C lothier.
Mr. and M rs. O. G. H ilderbrand,
A special m eet of N eighbors ol
and Owen B a rn e tt w ere in Brine- :
.Voodcrait was held a t the home ol
\ lie Sunday.
M i. and Airs. L aw rence r u .ik
(A! Hull from V ancouver, W ash- | M onday evening. A t the next r tg -
.ngtbn is here w ith his siste r, M rs. I .i.ar m eeting on May 2," all m em ­
b n e a re r and husband.
bers are. requested to be p resen t a t
Mr. and M is. Jam es Dunn a n . .fit lodge hal hy*”
svn David visited here fro m Fossil • A very good erdwd fro-m Wasco
w ith Mrs. D unn’s p aren ts.
attended tn e ju n io r prom a t R ufus
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. S trah n of S atu rd ay evening, la y io r ’s orches
A rlington, and »on Lee w ere try of The Dalles played. Colors
g u ests of th e ir d au g h te r, Mrs. ut purple and green were used in
h alp h Crurat» and Mr. C rum b, Son- | ■ decora lin g th e auditorium and ta e
day. Mrs. Law rence Deenis o f The^ uni pi $io0 was received lro m this
Dalles visited a t the C rum b home .diair.
G uests a t the home of Mr. anu
on Monday.
Officers elected fo t n ex t year a t Mrs. C harles E v erett included Mr.
the W asco W om en’s Study club in­ mid Mrs. R. W angerm an and Air.
cluded M rs. H ildred Zell, pi evi­ mid Airs. E lm er W angem an anu
d en t; M rs. iPaulen K aadberg, vice uau g n ter Jea n , Al. and M rs. P r a tt
p rrid e n t; M rs. H arley D utton, sec­ and son Leonard of P ortland. A d s .
re ta ry ; Mrs. Floyd Root, tre a s ­ E v e re tt’s b ro th er and wife, Air.
u re r. •> M embers o f th e club m et and Mrs. R. W angem an are sm rin g
w ith Mrs. Floyd Root. M rs. H a r­ several weekes.
ry Van Gilder reviewed “ P rospects
A friend asked P a t one day if
of A m erican D em ocracy” (by G. S.
C ounts. M rs. E arl R ichelderfer ne had to choose between the x -n
am the m oon whicn he would
gave a reading ‘M oral Education.
choose.
P atg av e it som e tl.ougnt
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. H u n t of
.»mi
finally
said:
Salem w ere week end g u ests a t
“
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muon
s ir.”
the Sam Brock home. Mrs. H unt
‘‘And
why
the
¡noun, P a l?
and Mrs. Brock are siste rs.
‘‘F a ith , an d tis lo ig n t all - a ..—
Mrs. Ira F ridley and Jo a n re­ out a t n ig h t it ’s d a rk and w. n .e u
tu rn ed S atu rd ay from Corvallis
the m oon.”
Canby a fte r a visit of th ree weeks.
Mr. and K enneth F ergueson and
A Glasgow m erchant, fam ous m
children of The Dalles sp e n t the his way. cam e into his otliie one
week end a t the home of h er m >th- m orning ami found a young clerk
er, Mrs. Lydia Darby.
w ritin g a le tte r in ra th e r a lloui
A good attendance w as reported iahing hand. “ My m an,” he to serv
a t the home of M rs. A nna Lee ed, ¿‘dinna m ak ’ the tails o’ yer sr’s
W ednesday afternoon w hen m em ­ and y ’s aae long. I w ant th e ilik
bers of the M ary E lizabeth Sunday tae la s t the q u a rte r oot.”
school class m et fo r a rt-gulai
m eeting. Mrs. H arley UYutton re ­
viewed the stu d y book.
G uests a t the Roy Belshee honu
included Mr. and M rs. B e rt Liie u.
K etih ik an last week end. Mr. and
PORTLAND, O R EG O N | |
Mrs. C larence S p arlin g and Mr
and Mrs. H. C. B yers cam e Sunday
from M oro.
Mrs. Viggo H au felt and Mrs Ai-
bei i K aseberg en tertain ed friends
a t live tables of co n tract bridge
Monday a t the K aseberg home.
P rizes w ent to Mrs. lArt Sm ith and
Mrs. H ildred Zell.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. S a rg e n t left |
Wasco School
FRIDAY, APRIL 26,
COUNTY JO U R N A L , MORO, OREGON
Where Their Fathers Fought and Died
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Presenting
A D A Rr-MAVN E
OREGON -DAIRY COUNCIL
Operetta
-Hotel
G rum bling a t the w e ath er is a
hum an ch a rac te ristic , and w ith
changes in te m p e ra tu re th ere is
bound to 'be a num ber of people
dissatisfied. Some feel th e ir best in
th e cool, som e in the h e a t, and
keen g ard en ers seem 'to w ant a
m ost u n reasonable am o u n t of rain.
A lthough th ere are these individ­
ual preferences, th ere is one sea­
sonal change t h a t we all ea g erly
an ticip ate- th e sp rin g season now
here or a t least j’-s t around the
corner.
The first few d ay s of spring
w ith decidedly h ig h er te m p e ra tu re
m ay find you listless, w ith little
energy for the m any th in g s you
w an t to do, or w ith a poor ap p e­
tite .You h u rr y out <jf y o u r w in­
te r clothing into new and lig h te r
M en of the W elsh gu ard s, B ritish fo r c e s in F ra n ce , arc trea ted to a
th in g s h u t th is m akes little differ­
cup of tea by a F ren ch w om an. The so ld ie rs stand am id the ruins of a
ence, and th e tired feeling is w rit­
building p a rtia lly d estro y ed during t.’ie World w a r. M any of the m en are
Traffic fa ta litie s in O regcn out-
so n s of those w ho fought and died in this sp ot during the la st w orld con flict. ten off as sp rin g fever.
sidt of P o rtlan d showed a doc/ease
A d ap tin g ourselves to change of
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of 8.7 p ercen t fo r th e first q u x rter
season, however, goes fu r th e r th an of, J940 com pared to the sam e p» r-
M em bers of the Oregon S ta te the su b stitu tio n of sum m er silks iod in 1939, it was announced from
fo r w in ter woolies. I t very often ' the traffic s a fe ty division of the
Gam e Comanissron plan a to u r of |
is p question of d iet and th e re ­
E a ste rn Oregon in May when they fore we should look to our fpod. It sec retary of s ta te ’?* office tpduy.
F o r the city of P ortland, alone,
will conduct a public h earin g on m ay be h ard to believe th a t poor
•traffic fa ta litie s showed a.i in­
th
e
question
of
an
open
season
on
' a p p e tite or the tired feelin g i s '
T hroughout the U nited S tates,
crease of 44 percent for the same
the m otor tra n sp o rta tio n industry does in G ra n t county and also in ­ 1 caused from not e a tin g enough ! period.. The P o rtlan d toll b ro u g h t
provides a pow erful stim u lan t to spect gam e fa rm s and fish h a tc h ­ v e g e ta b le or having enough milk, . the record for the s ta te as a v/hole
the o u tp u t of goods and services eries located in th e ea.stcrn Oregon but it is a well established fa ct |
"
1 th a t good health and v ita lity are !
being responsible f o r one seventh a re a .
of the n atio n ’s pay envelopes, ac­
The public h ea rin g on the doe i dependent upon satisfa c to ry food
cording to R alph . C oin, tre a s u re r season in G ran t county provided h ab its .A lthough our diets m ost
of the Oregon .Motor association. fo r in alegislativ e act, will be held certain ly should be changed some
FO R STATE
“ C ities and towns which cannot in the O rpheum th e a tre in Jo h n w hat w ith the change in the th e r­
boast the production of a single Day on S atu rd ay , 'May 11. On the m om eter, th ere should be a long
ear or truck are autom obile cen day previous to the hearin g the tim e plan fo r "h ealth and v ita litv
U ia in. th e ir ow n rig h t, d eriv in g com m issioner# will m ake a n inspec­ an d not j t u t tem p o rary ‘p ro p s’.
Tlii.- ipeans th e protective foods
tlivif c h ie f . sources o f livelihood tio n tr ip in the range country. w
milk, fru its and vegetables ,and
fi,om p a its and supplies furnished
Follow ing the h ea rin g th • com- •■eggss m u st he used in ad equate
to mo.tor p la n ts,” the clqib official
m h rio n e rs will inspect the gam e am ounts each day. T hese are the
sain. ’ *
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fa rm S '-aL O n tario ' and Pendleton foods th a t provide the m ineral
“ T h e . sales and
servicing of
m otor vehicles found in num erous ' and the fisI?~Yr»tehei ies a t Union salts and v itam ins n ecessary for.
g eneral w ell being. O f cou rse, oth-.
o th er com m unities, th e construe- t and E n te r pi
M embers of the com m ission who er fopds such as whole g rain cer-
lion of highw ays, the com m ercial
operation of cars and tru ck s, and will m ake the jo u rn ey ihclude E. E. eai and b re ad , m eat or fish, and
t l v Upplving of m otor fuels com ­ W ilson, C orvallis, c h a irm a n : Gee b u tte r are needed too to fu rn ish ,
bine to m ake more th an 6,000,090 J K. A iken, O n tario ; K enneth Moody. energy ,some of the (building m a t­
Bend; D r. A lfred B. Peacock. erial, to give v ariety, and to m ake
jobs.
“ On the farm ,too, the financial M arshfield and M errill D. Rose, m eals m ore p alatab le and enjoy­
stak e in the m otor in d u stry is im- , P etlan d ,
able.
LESLIE M . S C O T T
p o rtan t. A g ricu ltu ral products of I
The h ab it of d rin k in g milk w ith
nearly 2500,000 acres w ent in to ,'
every m eal is one w hich resu lts
the m an u factu re of m otor vehic­
in b e tte r h ealth , m ore ab u n d an t
les in 1939.
v itality , and longer life. Milk ‘ak- R epublican P rim aries May 17, i 74 J
“ The s o u th ,k trad itio n ally
the
en in any form is an excellent Ad paid for by Scull lo r I rcaaurer C o m m ill -•*.
home of m any essential raw m a t­
erials and scene of m any grow ixg
■<
in d u stries, fu rn ish es typical ex ­
am ples. Basic is the fact th a t auto
N e w «"tihB« »
mobiles produced la st y ear r
C A P’ J-f v i *> ’ « » »
V-J 2 1 . • J—4 W T ’ r f ' 1 » « 11 » .
quired ten p ercent of the cotton
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sold in the U nited »States, ths> eq­
uivalent of the av erag e crop of
100,000 cotton fa rm in g fam ilies.”
T ade yonr o il v.asher a-
Traffic Deaths
Increase In City
Motor Transportation
Uses Many Men
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To rem em ber w h en
selecting a tractor.
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Unit inunened to the wa,er lor direr,
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N e w lo w e r p ric e m akes
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$ 1 .0 0 per month
• H ere is one of the m ost
beautiful ranges H o tp o in th a s
ever produced. I t is equipped
w ith th ree of the new 5-heat
C alrod u n its and a v ery use­
ful 6 -quait T h rift C ooker. I t
has an oversize, all-purpose
oven. T h r e e la r g e u t i l i t y
draw ers offer handy, needed
storage space. F in ish ed in
trip le -c o a t w hite p orcelain
enamel. W o rk in g surface is
stain resistan t. New cooking
top lam p and condim ent jars
are added conveniences.
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Necessary
&
A ll vital part« of the " C a te rp illa r'' Diesel
Tractor are ca refu lly protec’ sd by spe­
cially designed teals an d filters. The
fin al drive fo r e x am p le is protected by
the copper bellow s seal th at w a rd s off
dust and m ud and keeps lu brican t
•ro u n d mavwwj p^rtc Special niters keep _
fu el oil an d a ir clean.
..a n d when you're in
our office, be sure to
see the new
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A ppointm ent
How are w orking parts pro­
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T. Lester Johnson
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“A n All Oregon Ma x,f
muLTrromnffi
W ednesday fo r »Portland. They re ­
turned the follow ing day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Feldm an virived
in P ortland Sunday w ith th e ir son-
in-law and d au g h ter. Mr. and M rs.
W m. Hulitz.
Mr. and Mrft. Roy Belshee and
g u ests, Mr. and Mrs. L ire, w ere
d in re r g u ests Sunday a t th e C har­
lie H oggard home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McKee m otored
to Hood R iver w ith Mr. and M rs.
M arion McKee of Moro, and visited
Mr. and M rs. H al S helton and in-
! food a t any season of the year
i and will help you 'to avoid th e loss
| of vigor which we call sp rin g
j fever.
I H ere is a m ilk drink th a t could
be called a pepi cocktail.
< F r u ’t Milk Punch
1 1-2 crushed b an an a
2 tlbsp o range juice
1-4 cup pineapple juice
1 tbsp lemon juice
■pinch s a lt
1 cu»p milk
■ M ash b anana. Add fru it J u ic e and
I s&li ;chill. W hen ready to serve
' pour into cold milk and h e a t with
egg b ea te r. Serve im m ediati ly.
Yield: 1 tall glass.
AVOIDING SPR IN G FE V E R
up to a to ta l fo u r p e rc e n t »greater
th an th a t fo r the co rresponding
period of 1939.
Traffic d eath s fo r the er.t.re
sta te totaled 78 fo r the
t'.'.ree
m onths period, com pared to 75
a y ea r ago. In P o rtlan d , d eu .h s
th is year am ounted to 26 c o m p a .. d
to 18 last y ear while fo r th e s t a >
outside P o rtlan d , d ea th s th is year
totaled 52 a g a in s t 57 fo r the first
q u a rte r last y ear.
Of the 26 persons killed in P o rt­
land. 1 7 'or 65 percent w ere ped­
estrian s and of th ese 17 p edestrian
d eath s, only th ree occured d u rin g
d ay lig h t hours. N early h a lf the
pedestrian fa ta litie s occured while
the person on fo o t was com m it­
tin g some im prudent action suen
as jayw alking, crossing an in te r­
section a g a in s t a traffic lig h t, or
stepping o u t into the s tre e t from
between parked cars.
Buy on Convenient Term«
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