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SHERMAN COUNTY JO U R N A L. MORO. OREGON
I HIDA V. JU N E 14, 191»
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S.nith attended the lodge conven-
D i sc u ss N e w J o b s fo r A m e r ic a n i i o u t h
t. ,n. Mrs. Lee accompanied them.
Dorothy and Jessie Knox and
P ;d Staneck of The Dalles were in
:
SjgJ&lS
I .rtland over the week end.
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M S
Regulations for thq 1940 hunt
«
O
“ 0. T. Hansen and daughter,
ing season will be form ulated next
Gertrude, left for Portland Thurs- !
month by the Oregon S tate Game
d y returning home Saturday.
Commission. The annual hearing
Mrs. Huckin and Mrs. Morrow
on this subject has been set in
At the library rooms Monday h t for several days, Mrs. Morrow I
the Portland offices of the commis
plans were made for the annu il t»> visit in Salem with her dr.ugh-
sion, 616 Oregon Building, a t 9
library festival which will be held t« r and family, and Mrs. Huckin
a m. July 13.
September 28. Mrs. Viggo Ha 1- t, attend Grand Chapter of the '
Questionnaires have been forw ard
felt w ill.b e general chairman of I istern Star in /Portland. Mrs. ,
to
all sportsm an’s organizations
the dinner committee; E ntertai 1- j ¡med Zell and Mrs. Hugh White
with
the request th a t they be filled
ment, Esther Proudfoot, L a n a a o attended the Star proceedings.
cut and returneo’ to the commis
Johnson and,G race Medler; raff.?, ! Shildien attending the 4-H cb;b
sion office as soon as possible.
Alice Lamborn, Lois Hilderbra -1 ; s nuner school at Corvallis are
j.rid Louise Thomas; parade, E j - ' I (yllis and Elton Medler, Clyde
Perhaps the most controversial
trclle Hailey, Selma W atkins and J- idley, Betty and Shirley Juhnke.
subject to be determined by the
Mi. Caldwell. Gordon H arper w il
Mrs. Mayme Elliott entertained
Commission will be whether the
mbers of her Webfoot social d u i
anterless deer season n the M ur
have charge of the booths. Pennant
ten mittee is Minerva Scholl. W 1- i. .o guestä, Mrs. Edwards, Olive
derer’s Creek district in G rant conn
;y will be continued. Open season
n«u Wilde is chairman of the a r i binson and Mrs. Louise Thomas.
D iscussing a clin ic on “ N ew F r o n tie r s in A m erica n L i f e / ’ spon ; Gn a n tlerless deer was provided in
rangem ents for the queen. Hot d >g 7 ie meeting was held a t the home
sored by th e U n iv e r sity of R o c h e ste r in N e w York sta te , are D r. I a bin passed by the 1939 legisla
stand, Louise Thomas, publicity, o ' Mis. A. B. Potter. Mrs. Brock
t i o n V a len tin e (r ig h t), p r e sid e n t of*the u n iv e r sity ; C arl W. L auter- | ^jve agsenrbly and authority was
1 Id high score and Miss Robinson
E tta E vans.
bach, v o c a tio n a l co u n selo r ( le f t ) , and W ilbur H ooker, grad u atin g i
nted t0 the Commission either
Mary Thomas, student nurse at ) f r guest.
senior.
T
he
e
le
c
tio
n
of
D
r.
V
alen
tin
e
to
th
e
board
o
reep
o
continue
or discontinue the sea-
Emmanuel hospital left Portland
yjr and Mr3 Ronald Johnson are
pl.ur c o m p a n y e sta b lish e d an in d u stria l p r e c e d e n t la st y e a r .
jnl94() N o provigion w as made
foi a weeks visit with her unv.e. i flAay on a fishing trip to Suttle
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---- , fcr providing a limited kill. H
Het mother, Mrs. Ix>uise Thomas ■ ,,
lakes.
* n.
ihe season is left open in this dis
v/il be in Glenwood for a family I
for a loan of 58.6 cents a ibushol trict no change can be made in
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jean
Joyal
and
son
j
reunion and M ary will come hone I
on 'his No.l soft white w heat .In the present bag lim it of one fork-
I »vid visited here Sunday from
w th her for a visit here.
addition ,he may earn co n sery a-1 ed born and one antlerless deer
Kinzua.
Mrs. Kenneth Ferguson and f h 1-
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Gervais drove |
' t'on and parity payments totaling
dren visited in Portland with Mr iio m Prineville to see her paent?,
O ther sulbjects to be considered
' 19 cents a ibushel on the normal
Ferguson’s mother then returned Mr. and Mrs. Hatley, and remain- i Regardless of uncertain m arkets 1 yjejd of his acreage allotm ent. If j include the issuance of special
to stay with Mrs. Lydia D ar’ v, f. .• a weejes visit. ' . — T ~
f° r taking of cow elk in the
due to troubled world conditions. he has an average yield, this i
Mrs. Feiguscm’s mbther while M r
means
he
will
have
a
guaranteed
«
noi
theastern
p art of the sta te ,
•Lee Strahm of Arlington visitoi. Oregon farm ers who grow wheat
Fergusen is in summer school.
return of aproxim atoly 78 cents j ° l* n and closed seasons on Chi-
h. re with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph I
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Woods It ft C um. He is a brother of Mr*-. end barley will have assured in a ibushel for the wheat harvested | ,i€se pheasants, quail and groui-x
comes as a result of 1940 fedeal this -year.
i as we^ as trapping regulations on
for Seattle to bringx their son, C.um.
.
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b e a r in g a n n .r lc .
loan
program
ju
st
announced.
Jam es home from the University
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Feldman and
Eligible barley grow ers may
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The state AAA office in Corval
of W ashington. Mrs. George Pot- ‘.heir daughter, Mrs. Hulitz of
borrow 35 cents a Ibushel for No.l I
-
t< d accompanied them.
J a m .*.» : p r tland were in Hermiston Sun- lis gave as an example a tyipical grain on the basis of farm stor- BOUNTY COURT________
Wcods will travel for the Univer- j i. y a t tbc Walt Maffei home. Mrs Lm atilla county farm er who m ar
Rates will be seven cents less j
(Continu c from page one»
sity this summer.
I Hulitz will visit here with her pa»-- kets his w heat in Pendleton If age.
Prim
ary Election
4.98
he
has
complied
with
the
AAA
if the barley is stored in w are
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Edwards k i t ci ts after a weeks stay a t Hermis-
V W. Dutton, Election Board
farm
program
,
he
will
be
eligible
houses.
In
terest
rate
is
3
percent
for a week end visit with frien Is I ten.
Prim ary Election
12.98
Phillip and Jam es O’Meara ar»*
living in Madras and Bend.
Geo. N. McDonald, Election Board
Mr. and Mrs. A rt Smith m otor hi me from Linfield college.
Prim ary Election
11.47
Alma
Jean
W
atkins
spent
sev
ed to Walla Walla Sunday. M.3.
C.
J.
Thompson,
Election
Board
eral
days
a
t
the
home
of
her
aunt,
Anna Lee a visitor of several week.-,
Prim ary Election
4.47
with relatives returned home with Mrs. Albert Kaseberg and fam
Richard
Bruckert,
Ejection
Board
ily
She
attended
normal
a
t
Mon
them.
Prim ary Election
4.47
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kaseberg mouth last winter.
Mr. and Mrs. A rt Smith left for
Wilford Belshe, Election Board,
and Jan et spent Rose festival we ’k
P( rtland Wednesday where Mi.
Prim ary Election
4 47
enjoying themselves in Portland.
Joyce and Donna Robinson of
T. S. Reese, Election Board
Portland, grandchildren of Mr.
iPrimary Election
4.47
K
a-C
hoo!-!-!
with wax paper. Place immediately Jus. W. Blagg, Election Board,
and Mrs. A. S. Johnson are staying
Nothing is so thoroughly Am er in freezing com partm ent and re
at the Johnson home for a visit.
Prim ary Election
3.87
ican as ice cream. As early as 1777 duce the tem perature until thor C ijde Smith, Election Board,
Mrs. Helen Dingle was here “look
ice cream was on the m arket in oughly hardened. If refrig erato r is
Prim ary Election
12.47
ing a fte r her business interests,
New York .Not long after, when efficient, ice cream may Ibe kept L. I). Eakin, Election Board*
coming from Portland.
-V
Dolly Madison first served the from 12 to 24 hours. For a real
Prim ary Election
3.87
Mi. and Mrs. Clyde Fridley mof-
Sv,
now famous fresh straw berry ice tre a t in the way of a combination A J. Payne, Election Board
( red to Corvallis and brought Cath.
cream at a White House function, of cake and ice cream we suggest
Prim ary Election
3.81
erine home with them from a year
it was safely launched as ¡Amer thir Devil’s food ice cream loaf.
D. L. Reynolds, Election Board
nt OSC.
ica’s favorite dessert.
Devil’s Food lee Cream Loaf
(Primary Election
3.87
M argaret and Donald McDeim.d
Ice cream tastes so good that
1 quart vanilla ice cream x
G. L- Hqpkinson, Election Board
are home from Oregon State. Doa-
mc-it people feel they are indulging
1 cup cream whipped
Prim ary Election
5.5‘J
i. Id was among th graduates an^
them selves when they e a t it. Ac
2 layers chocolate devils food
J. C. Wilson, Election Board
M argaret a freshman.
tually, ice cream compares fav L;ne a freezing tray w ith wax
Prim ary Election
20.12
Asa Richelderfer and son, H ar
orably in food value to milk. It is ppper. Pack half the ice cream into G C. Young, Election Board,
ry, left for California Sunday to
made of milk products, and con bottom tray ; cover with thin layer
Prim ary Election
5.52
I ring Catherine home from Mills
tains all the proteins, vitamins of cake cut to fit. Pack the rest J. L. Davis, Election Board,
college. They plan on seeing the
a rd m inerals found in milk. Monev of ice cream firmly on top. Press
Prim ary Election
5.52
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world’s fair before returning home
spent
for
ice
cream
is
an
invest
another
layer
of
cake
firmly
onto
J.
C.
Helyer,
Election
Board,
Mrs. Vernon Van Giilder is awav
m ent in health.
ttp ; place in freezing com partm ent
Prim ary Election
5.52
vacationing at Newport for several
As a result of advances made in foi three hours. Turn out onto Ro> G. Schilling, Election Board
weeks with relatives.
mechanical refrigeration, you can chilled platter, remove wax paper
iPrimary Election
12.97
Pearl E verett of Klamath Falls
pui
chase
your
favorite
ice
cream
and
pile
whipped
cream
on
tap.
J.
W.
Hays,
Election
Board,
visited his father and brothers and
Prim ary Election
5.97
sisters here for several days.
H ere’s how a h igh -sp eed c a m when you do your m arketing; pack js e iv e on chilled plates. Serves 8
it in your refrig erato r and have
ja
J. E. Alley, Election Board,
Week end guests a t the Floyd era p ic tu r e s a sn e e z e . P h oto
it ready to serve whenever you i _____‘
Prim ary Election
5.97
Root home were Mrs. Root’s broth graphed a t the M a ssa c h u se tts In
want.
Ice cream is good for lunch
Lawrence Todd, Election Board,
er and wife, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. stitu te of T ech n o lo g y , the drop
eon, 'for dinner, for the children
Prim ary flection
5.97
Ruppell of Portland and Mrs. lets forced from the m outh trav
home from school ,for any occa
n
early
tw
o
m
ile
s
a
m
in
u
te.
Hoi Smith, Election Board,
Root’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Run-
sion for th a t m atter, «because ev^
Prim ary Election
5.97
pcll from Seattle were here Mem
erybody likes ice cream.
Velma McKean, Election Board
orial day.
This new method orf keeping
Prim ary Election
9.36
Mrs. Floyd Root was a t th; CHILD HEALTH CONFERENCE
ice
cream in your refrig erato r en
E. E. Barzee, Election Board
Portland hotel where she decorated
Fourteen children were examin ables you to have plain ice cream
N ew ru b b e r
IPrimary Election
9-36
three tables with Sherman coun’y
or an attractive special dessert.
Theodore Johnston, Electon Board
T a g i t a t o r 's lo p s
wheat. She and Mrs. Root »;>ent ed at the Wasco Child Health Con
k J /J k *
A -4 w r i n g e r r o lla -
ference, Wednesday, June 12. One I It is convenient, time saving and
Prim ary Election
0.36
the week in Portland.
child
received
diphtheria
toxoid
•
eeoriomieal.
,
Mrs. and Mrs. Harley Dutton
motored to Fossil Saturday on ard two were given Schick tests. 1 As soon as the ice cream is
Trade your old washer as
business and stayed with their The conference at Moro, Kent and brought in; set a dry, well chilled
Grass Valley have been postponed I ice tray on several thicknesses of
daughter, Mrs. Dunn and family.
down payment. Phone 161
until fall.
newspaper. T ransfer Ice crearft
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fiom carton to tray as quickly as
for trial
The Salesman
possible. Ice cream melted around
Gas Station A ttendant—You ask tin edges of the carton may be
fcr five, sir, but she’ll only take starred in quickly, but disturb th
four. Will you drive around u bit ice cream as little as possible.
Press down firm ly, smooth the
and com« back for the other one?
The Dalles, Ore.
surface with spatula, and covei
Hunting Season
Regulation Set
Wasco Women
Prepare For
Library Festival
Loan Feature
Assures Price
Hl W ay /
T O h ^ A iu
, A y ^ A D A R ^ M AV NE
ORÍOON <PAIRY COUNCIL
EASY WASHER
Ç A I - 1-
M arjorie R. K unsm an, E lection
Board, P rim ary E lection
9.30
C. B argenholt, road labor
C. ‘Hearing», road labor /
U5.2Ô
54.00
A. Shearer, road labor
30.50
P rim ary E lection
9.36 C. M erslnger, road labor
58.00
C. A x tell, read labor
Idah M. E v erett, E lection Board
27.5J
P rim ary E lectio n
6.54 D. M artin, road lalbor
63.50
J. Phifer, road labor
M yrtle M. Punk, Election Board
44.50
Prim ary Election
0
6.54 E arl Snell, Secretary of S tate
Pearl Butler, Election Board
Title & license for Motor
Prim ary Election
6.54
Grader
2.00
A lice G. B arnett, Election Board
L L. Peetz, Road M aster,
80.60
Prim ary Election
6.54 E. McPhdrson, road labor
82.70
Maud Akers, Election Board,
W. Kelley, road labor
83.30
Prim ary Election
6.54 h . Dunlap, road labor
71.40
Chas. E verett, Mileage and J a n
C. Bargenholt, road labor
69.60
itor re: P rim ary Election
7.03 C. Hearing, road labor
61,50
S. W. Searcy, DeMoss P ark 70c
A. Shearer, road labor
39.00
Election 96c; Courthouse ex-,
C. Mersinger, road labor
66.50
pense 35c
2.01 C. Axtell, road labor
24.06
Marie Hoskinson, Assessor’s of
D. M artin, road labor
57.00
fice help
43 00 J. Phifer, road labor
70.50
Oiegon State Highway Comm.
Wily Knighten, Supt. office
help
50.03
Load liw it signs
3.70
Lucille H. Vale, Nurses Salary
Stute Indus. Atcident Comm.
$37.50; Mileage and supplies
Protection
41.21
$24.60 ;
62.19 National Hospitalization A ss’n.
Rcyal Typew riter Co., Clerk’s -
Protection
12.00
■office
8 5.63 peall Pipe & Tank Corp. .In- -
W. E. T ate, Vital Statistics
1.00
stalling body on truck $348.60;
W est Coast P rinting & Binding
] Culverts $156.80;
505.40
w Co., Assessor’s office sup-
I Loggers & Contractors Mach. Co.
plies
163.15
Carryall Scraper
2860.00
C. (C. Wilson, Stam ps for office
! 1 he Dalles Iron Works, Re-
$5.00; Trip to State Hospital
pair on machinery
4.13
. $17.00;
22.06 G» o. Aa Potter, Supplies
3.95
D epartm ent of A griculture,
S. W. Searcy, Supplies
61.57
Sealer of W eights and
J. K. McKean, Supplies & oil 53.14
measures
3-76 j . K. McKeaH, International
Pacific Power & Light Co., Cow t
truck
1560.00
house $28.11; DeMoss Park
Pacific Power & Lght Co.,
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29.61
$1.50;
Lights in shop
1.00
Kilham Stationery & Printing
Howard Cooper« Corp. Adams
Cp., Clerk’s office $9.10;
grader $5500.00; Grader
Courthouse $29.79;
33.89
Blade- and Bolts $39.36; 5539.36
-Bucholtz Confectionehy, Meals
McKean & Maurus, posts
62.40
for prisoners
0.50 J o t’s Motor Service, Supplies
Slate Indus. Accident Comm.
and labor
7.40
Peace officer’s protection
5.01 W. G. Arm sworthy, Labor on
Chas. R. Logan, Audit
57.59
equipment
3.25
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Foss & Company. Repair and
lCo., Telphones
21-40
supplies
10.20
T. Lester Johnson, Dst. A tto r
Sherman Garage & Machinery
ney’s expense
8-00
ICo., Repair & Supplies
21.01
J. M. Wilson, County Comm. 15.00 Union Oil Company, Gasoline
David Reid, Commissioner,
1100
and Diesel
179.62
Union Oil Company, Gasoline
Shell Oil tCompany, Gasoline
& T fie s e T
for Government Trapper
21.93
Moro Lumber & Fuel Yard,
Standard Oil Company, Gaso.
Courthouse expense
1-25
line
187.22
Sherman County JournaJ Coun
Moro Lumber & Fuel Yard,
ty printing $16.15: Judge’s
Posts
73.35
expense $4.50:
20-65 Wet Wilde, Repair on truck
3.15
City of Moro, W ater
10.20 Pike’» Garage, Gasoline
1.13
Gto. A. Potter, County Judge’s
Sherman Co-operative Grain
expense
16.35
Growers, Diesel
.
14.32
Joe Trui t, Clerk, Stamps for
Mrs. (J. -M. Snider, re n t on
Clerk’s office $5 00; Stamps
machine shed
6.00
for Prim ary Election $5.00; 10.00 Roj P. B arnett, Freight on lum
Marie Hoskinson, A bstracting
ber for bridges $28.50;
voter, prim ary election
5.00
F reight on culverts $38.41; 66.91
Oti» Baker, A bstracting Votes,
Geo. Wilde Garage, Labor on
machinery
1.30
prim ary election *
5.00
Earl Olds Hardware, Supplies 59.75
CLAIMS PRESENTED AND AL L. L. Peetz, T« lephone bills for
LOWED AGAINST TH E ROAD
Jan. Fob. March, April, May 8.50
Arvid Anderson, Road right of
FUND, JU N E TERM, 1940
way
13.20
Claim ant
Account
Amo nt
L. W. Amick, Labor on roads 16.00
Forest Products T reating Co.,
Bridge Timbers
$241.6E
Earl Snell, Secretary of State
Certificate of title & license
for truck
2 00
L. L. Peetz Road M aster,
76 65
E. McfPherson, road labor
68 20
W . Kelley, road labor
62 20
K. Dunlap, road labor
58 80
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Mac Moore, Election Board,
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W»nd charger for light & power
Investigate the refrigerator with
frozen storage compartm ent,
for either 32 or 110 volt.
DeMOSS & SON
Moro, Oregon.
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to
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that fatal day, the cash draw er sings when open
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