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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1940)
J»AGE 1 COUNTY JOI RNAL. MORO. OREGON W m CD CM I s Miss M arjorie Rich was chosen queen of the Grangeville, Idaho rodeo held there over the Fourth; and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Rich, were with her over the heliday. M arjorie is in Nez Price and plans on returning home in about a month. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sm ith are parents of a baby boy born in a The Dalles hospital Sunday, July 7th. Richard Michael visited from Portland with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Johnson. Barbara Hines is staying at the home of Mrs. Marie Barnett Cooper for several weeks this summer. . ■ ~ Mrs. M argaret Tuel was in town fiom her home in pint land Iking accompanied by her children. Marian is visiting here and Doug las is working for Afton McIntyre during harvest. Marion Crews is delivery boy for the Wasco M arket. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Crews mot ored to Viento park to meet Mar- i »n and bring him home. He was« brought to Viento by Mrs. A. C. Hui’, and son Wayne. A , group of people motoied to Wilson park for a picnic dinnei Sunday. They were Mr. and Mrs. E. P. . Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Grady, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lamborn, Mr. and Mrs. Sid John sen and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. John- » A W. R. Rtid spn • Labor and I . left a fte r the F ourth for PortlftiwM ‘ Alling* on well at Fair ' P la y 'Mr. and Mrs." H . 1 ¿rounds “ _ • 67.55 and daughter Eunice from Port- ’ Union Oil Company, Gasoline land and Miss Trounce spent the fdr governm ent trapper 20.62 week end a t the S argent home. Standard Oil Company - Gas Eunice tau g h t the Bigelow school oline fo r gov’t, tra p p e r 16.72 i t one time. CLAIMS PRESENTED AND AL Mr. and Mrs. Bernis Guy and LOWED AGAINST TH E ROAD sen (Jaylord, accom panied by FU ND , JU LY TERM, 1940 Jam es M«ddox, madea 345 mile Claim ant Account Amount trip via Grass Valley to Wapini- L. L. Peetz, Road M aster $78.60 tia cut-off to Skyline and D etroit E. McPherson, road labor 67.60 and home by way of Redmond. W. Kelley, road labor 70.60 Mrs A ugusta Huckin motored to K. Dunlap, road labor _38.40 E p h rata, W ashington Sunday. Hei C. Bargenholt, road labor 45.00 daughter, Mrs. M urray W alker, - C. H earing, road labor 67.00 accompanied her home and will C. M ersinger, road labor 59.50 spend the rem ainder of the week J. Phifer, road labor 55.50 here. D. M artin, road labor 12.60 Mrs. O. G. Hilderbrend enter- A, Shearer, road labor 13.00 taned members of the junior bridge b. L. Peetz, Road M aster 43.56 dul. Saturday following a one E. McPherson, road labor 80.20 th irty dessert luncheon. Cards W. Kelley, road labor 66.00 were played with prizs going to K. Dunlap, road labor 66.00 Mrs. Afton M cIntyre, Mrs. Ross Irving S. Olds, elected chairman C. Bargenholt, road labor . 66.00 Ililder’orand and Mrs. Minnie of the board of the U. S. Steel corpo- { C. C. Wilson, C. H earing’s Sala Illou. ry for last half of June 55.00 ration, to sncceted Edward R. Stet- * 33.00 A t a m eeting of the Library tin'us Jr., who resigned to serve C. M ersinger, road labor J. Phifer, road labor 23.00 Eoard Monday a num ber of com- with natknal defense commission. N ational Hospital A ss’n - Pro nittees were appointed. For the tection 12.00 entertainm ent committee Wm. COUNTY COURT S tate Indus. Accident Comm. 29.72 Clothier and T. Lester Johnson of f Continued from page onei Howard Cooper C orporationf the Civic club and Mrs. H. D. mission - Protection 4.99 G rader blades ' 39.36 TodUlera at a British nursery stk o tl v i a learned to play while ( Proudfoot and Mrs. Diebert John- wearing their grotesque gas masks have bceo.ae î □ accustomed to them son of the library board.. Com J M.‘ Wilson - Commissioner 7.50 Oregon Culvert Pipe Company 9.00 Culverts 73.87 that th ty no longer want to take them off H r gr-atcr freedom under m ittees appointed at the form er Davd Reid - Commissioner exertion. This fact may save their lives some da? . Ta? tots are proud nl nneting gave reports of progress T. Lester Johnson - (District Pacific Power & Light Co. A ttorney’s expenses 8.40 Lights in machine shed 1.00 The date for the festival is Sep th< ir ab’Uty to don the masks in a JifTy. Geo A. P otter - Judge’s ex Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company ' tem ber 28. penses 4.7b Lumber for roads 49.97 Mr. and Mrs. M- M. Powell, E. of friends. Grain company of Portland, Tom Moro Garage - Supplies 121.57 Members of the Garden club my K err of K err Gifford Grai l j I). McKee and Mrs. Hildred Zell Wily W. Knighten - Office help $50.00; expenses to Joe’s Motor Service - Labor on met with Mrs. H.. A. White With company and A. P, Schwartz o f 1 visited in Moro Thursday. m achinery 2.00 Supt. conference $29.70 ‘79.70 eleven piesent. This was the Iasi San Francisco. Maria Hoskinson - lA sstssoi’s ShtTman J. Frank - Ex. If she »works before getting meeting until a fte r harvest. Mrs. Opal McQoy of Petalum a, ’ 221.74 office help, , 58.00 . plosives Callers in Wasco Tuesday were Cal. spent several days of fast m arried—th a t’s a eareer , . if she Foss & Company - Repairs 7.45 City of Moro - W ater a t Court keeps It up a fter m arriage—th a t’s R. E. McGee of A rcher Daniel week a t the E. P, Rich home. They 43.43 house 18.25 S. W. Searcy - Supplies a job. 1 ' K indergartners Wear Queen At r Grangeville, Idaho m ■ V a y / son. Miss Jessie Hull is attending to I u:-intss affairs in Portland this week. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Shelton of Hood River »were week end visitor« here at the home of her parents A picnic group a t Wilson park Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kuypers and Virginia, Mr and Mr?. Hoggard, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Belshee, Mr. and Mrs. Lev Hn.es, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Yocum. Helen Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. S trysler, Mr. and Mrs. B. Barnett, and Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Brock. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Royce, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royce and baby Ce’rnen Lee were week end guests in Fossil. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Slusher of Dufur visited at the J. F. Royer home Tuesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sheirbor of Odell Mr. and Mrs. Will Yaw of Iowa i.nd Mrs. John Sheldrake of Hood River were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Royce and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royce. I>ast Thursday Mr. and Mrs G. JC. '.Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. McKee, Mr. and Mrs. Bemis Guy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lam- born, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ever ett met in "the park for a picnic luncheon. Tom Ison of Hood River is here to work in harvest f o r John Robin son. The Porter family are here from Salem to take part in the harvest. It is composed of Mr. and Mrs. La- Verne Porter and five sons. Mrs. Jean Joyal and baity spent a week visiting here from Kinzua. Clinton Brock, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Brock, and Mae Bullock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bul lock of Missoula, . Montana wer? m arried at the arides’ home May third and came to Wasco Wednes day for a visit w’ith his parents. Saturday evening the young peo ple were given a charivari a t the Ercck home by a crowd made up 1 »IDA V, JULY 1 * UWO ad G as Masks, at Steel Chairm an t o H ealth a Z r . m a y n e Mr*. G. M. Snider - Rent machine shed 6.0Q O’M eara Supply & Imp. Co. Supplies r '*• 174.48 J. K. McKean - Supplies 82.83 Moro Pharm acy . Supplies .40 Sbeim an G arage A Machin ery Co. - Repairs 6.15 Standard Oil Co., - Gasoline 276.07 Union Oil Co. - Gasoline 58.24 Quote for Today The righteous also shall hold on his way, and he th a t hath clean hi nds shall be stronger and stronger.—Job 17:0. • Cooveatairt Location • Cofias Shop—Boffot Tovars • • • • 0 0 ROOMS • S iN S IB ir RATES These Prices To Last Until July 15 O R E G O N <DAIRY COUNCIL r 1,1 1 25 Jim m y M cH ale wishes Figure? countl Especially when entire system. Milk is paradoxi so much of you is revealed by play cal. The thin woman can drink clo th es'an d exposed to the sum milk to build charm ing curves of mer sun. It is this time of year btauty. The plump woman who v hen wom»n w an; to w hittle down watches her calories can drink their silb m ette, and plunge into milk to keep her health while on a campaign for beauty. a rigid diet. The plump one gets Food plays a big p a rt in the nutritive help without bulk. The well-being of adults, but often thin one ^dds extra milk and in- some essentials are neglected i f 1 C’rases weight and vitality thru one member of the fam ily is watch diet. W hether milk makes you irg weight too closely and perhaps fat or thin depends on foods eaten 1 unwisely. So here are a few with it. Sea v’jid s to you ladies in “weigh Here are |«io milk drinks, tasty 1 ing.” Remember - the protective ana nourishing, but »‘figger food’’ food? keep you alive . the energy bi cause they are low in calories. foods kee » you enjoying life. Energy foods are delicious but al Orange Egg Punch so 1 attuning when taken in large One egg - One tablespbon sugar am< unts than your body needs. A ftw of the glam orous utiergv D .sh of salt Rods are chocolate eclairs, French One fourth cup orange juice pastries and rich salad dressings. One eup of p)ilk Beat the egg unfit light and add Of course, there are other energy sugar and salt. Add the urange f< oils with more honest goodness 'n il less l it - bread and potatoes, jure. Mix thoroughly and slowly v.hieh are necessary to ' a well add the milk. Serve very cold. p ai ned dietary. If you would re Pl UHPrAd« duce yourself, reduce the amounts of energy foods first. And when Oni half cup of prune juice you reduce them be sure to put O i? teaspoon of lemon juiee in their place more of the protec Two tablespoons sugar tive foods. These reliabi • health Pinch of salt » One cup milk Dissolve the sugar and sa lt in building foods include milk, vege tables, fruits and eggs. But w hat the prune and lemon juice and ever you weigh, you need both chill. When ready to serve, pour into the cold milk and- mix well, kinds of food. Milk is one o’f the most impor Snrve immediately. Y ou I s la n d , Pure Cane 1 0 0 lb s. T . Lester Johnson LAWYER WASOO 4 a Drifted Snow Barrel DeMoss A $on i I D Moss Springs and Moro, Ore. $1,49 4 9 Ib. b a g - - - - $ 5 .9 5 Ever Right, H^rd Wheat » • * - 1.29 4 9 -, $ 4 ,8 9 1.09 W estern Choice 49’» COFFEE B a r r e l ................................$ 4 .2 5 C offf ' 69c 95c 3 ib. »¡n 4 it», «„ hd, J, B, 3 ib, rn 75c 4 Ib. tin Hills Bros. 4 Ib. fin M c H a le ’s Finest 1 ib. 19c 3 ib OÌIÌ0 CALUMET B ak ing P o w d er 19c 16 oz, tin 2? Ib, tin 99o 55c 75o $1.35 5 Ib. tin 10 Ib. tin C rystal W h ite or P & G Bulk Goods • Eye It and Buy It, ' MORO $5.09 4.98 Barrel Schilling’! 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