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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1941)
frXGE « SHERMAN COUNTY JO URNAL, MORO. OREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1941 here and Archie Kirklie has been transferred to Goldendale Kirklie and son will leave with Mr. Kirklie probably this week. Lee Dehler was honored a t a birthday party held at his home, Cards were the diversion of the evening with refreshm ents served later. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. _ ... , . i rnt i Dick Yocum. Mr. and Mrs. Law- The 9®U rp,llar and Imp T " ' rence Funk, Mr. and Mrs. William show held a e ®Pe r® Nisbet and Mrs. Elva Hines, - Thursday, rew. an ® an^ Gus 'Peterson was taken to the ¿50 peison?. un<: Mid-Columbia hospital for tre a t- ed by the ladies aid of the Meth- .g in The odist church. A variety of pic- , Ojli:es hospitar teres shejarn . during Mrs. Leonard Ewdds received received . . the day m is . L iB u im in liv iv io . f intei is o - Y ..- , the club prize and Mrs. H aro ’d ers but the women visitors also. White the guest ___ 4 prize when the , . T, . „ u««™™ nwmbers of the young m atrons Mrs. H aroll Ku , met witb Mrg p rancjs W at- here M Catherine M orn«, is leav- Wednesd afternoon. A.I- Æ S ^ U e V rlh fir" “ ' i ! ‘ iona, Kue,ta were Mrs E.don Caterpillar Show Draws Large Attendance 72.08 72.08 A>Un of - Oregon Counties-Dues ish, w ritten underneath the pic- 100.00 100.00 Burrell Murder Case Or so we’ve been told. We 23.24 23 2 4 had a young Mexican about 22 Taxes on Shiel Property 417.91 417.91 Special election with us several days as, guide. He Transportation in cases re: was reared in San Francisco and 37.80 37.80 C. C. Wilson and Roy Wells was excellent. H alf the popula- 1 778.35 778.35 W ell a t Fairground “ V tion act as guides and the rest • ...1 45.00 45.00 operate curio shops for “el dour- 1 Bang’s Disease Cattle 56.00 56.00 Burial Expenses ista.*” 80.00 80.00 Registration for Selective Service D raft Did j tell you about the bull 100.00 100.00 .fight of l ast Sunday? It was a Booth a t P. I. Stock show —1940 7.70 7.70 Expenses to Clerk’s Convention gorgeously beautiful bit of the Sherman County Bid on S.C.S. • most un-sports-m an like thing we 60.00 60.00 Buildings a t Fairgrounds Americans have ever seen. Never A uditing County Books 285.00 - but j wouldn’t have missed 285.00 it for the world. One m atador 45.12 4.88 S taler of W eights and Measures 50.00 375.00 TOOL) Premiums on Officers’ Bonds 365.00 was badly and several horses w a s u-m,, o a o i v g gored o r e « a Q„a n u s cevor.a.i e v v i m hnr.PQ iiv » .ic n 8.23 108.23 DeMoss Memorial Park . 100.00 wounded by the bulls. Six nigg ,z, ent z black anim als ______ Insurance on Courthouse and Ex nifiC were killed 16.15 293.56 perim ental Station 310.00 th at afternoon—and every one 600.00 i„,fkrp f V l O mOuf IT Y V IY ^ Bureau of Biological Survey 600.00 rushes to eat the m eat im m ediate 88.46 188.46 Expenses of Gov. T rapper 100 .00 ly a fter the killing. Gosh! W hite Shield Home of Salvation W hat sort of w eather are you 50.00 Army « '5 0 . 0 0 having? Never did I think I 50.00 Boys and Girls Aid Society 50.00 could be as hot* as I was the 17th 50.00 Louise Home 50.00 of December! We don’t get any 50.00 W averly Baby Home 50.00 ♦ news as we can’t understand the 50.00 Volunteers of America Home 50.00 radios nor read the new spapers— Cost of Delinquent Tax Fore except the one we bought in Saw Antonio, and th a t doesn’t print 300, ,00 10.00 290.00 closure Qregon or California stuff, 30.00 Adv. of W heat League As’sn 30, 00 (Above is the partial contents $35,323.00“ $34,134.02 $2,712.44 $3,901.42 je tte r w ritten to Mrs A Frank yor BorsteJ of Grasa Val’ey, by Amount carried over from 1940 bu d g et—General Fund surpdus $3.- whUe trayeling 901.42. Emergency Fund Budget $7000.00, less $2712.44, over with her husband and friends, in drawn items charged against the E m ergency Fund for 1940, leaves a caf and ^r a j]er j G 1T1I . XVU11C X »W 14« Seals stand on guard at the final - drives, to protect these vital pa»:s from dust, mud and other abra sives. These seals... found only in ’•Caterpillar” track-type Tractois, are self-aligning.sdf-adjusiir.g and • •elf-lubricating. O ’MEARA Supply & Imp. Co , S unny B boo ,, É K EM LC kY MriAIGHT BO N B O N WHISKEY BR ' ND National Distillera Producta Corporation. N Y. I both work fo r NHTIONRL DEFERS!! "Al)/ silent partner a n d // *Sure, this is National Defense! The regulars, the trainees and all the rest of us have to eat, don’t we? Thousands of food canning plants like ours—and our silent partner, Gz Electricity— are doing a real defense job nowadays! * Today no industry has to worry about its power supply, no matter where it is ... ★ National Defense is a many-thousand-sided problem. N o body knows it better than the plants that are busy with rush defense orders— in Pennsylvania, Michigan, California, the Great Northwest or anywhere else. But no mannfacturer, anywhere in the nation, needs to worry today about his pow er service. The vast network o f high- voltage power transmission lines that you see on the map is a defense system in itself. America’s power systems are ready to supply power wherever in your own home. AND ACCOUNTANTS And state lines, county boundaries, city limits are no barriers Specializing in Federal & S tate Income Tax Procedure to the efficient interconnection o f America’s power systems. FIRST NAT’L BANK BLDG In this national emergency practical men are realizing what Res. 2321 THAT’S 'Cheerful as its Name!" .J8------ needed as quickly and efficiently as you get electric service TAX CONSULTANTS The Dalles, Ore. ¿ f t g g e g FOR THE WHISKEY it is needed, whenever it is needed, and however much is Geo. L. Wemmark & Co. Office 2724 I IV - I COPPER BELLOWS SEALS ’’Caterpillar” Bell ows Law Library Fund Expenditure^ $ 198.60. Roads and H ighways:— Amount Expended $38,681.65 Amount Budgeted 35,600.00 O ver-D raft in Road Fund $3,081.65 1 1 U f P _ Neasham, Mrs. Lewis H astings dow is a salesman. and Mrs. E verett W atkins. ""Members of the Wasco study Mr. and Mrs. Rostad and son club met with Mrs. E. D. McKee Donald motored to Portland ov >r Friday. A quiz program of cur the week end. rent events was the feature of the Mrs. — Sid Johnson was in atten- ----- afternoon with Mrs. Paulen Kase- dance in The Dalles Friday WQep ¡»erg scoring high. the Eastern S tar social club m e. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royce mot in the Masonic haill for an afte i- ored week ---- . to , , Portland last „ , , accom- , neon of needlework and contract pamed by Mrs. I rank I^m bo ni receded by R pot luck luncheOn. They were accompanied on their , Mr and M„ Win iam Clothier return trip by Mr. and Mrs. J. F . 1apd daughter> Ann, m otored to __ a ng return Sunday. Sundav. Royce. _ _ | i.r»r.vtionJ Portland and Mr. and Mrs A rt Smith left for-, j^r. and Mrs. E. 1). McKee visit- Spokane Thursday where they j e,j jn pontiand Sunday, Sherman County Jo u rn al.—I wish visited u n til. Sunday with their >nd Mrs. Free Crews and to send a word of appreciation for son and wife, Mr and Mrs. Delmar son> Marion, larion, were in Portland Vis- vis- th(> ,e tte r ,by j D w illiam s, Ro- Mrs. Crews - m other, Abbie U d(?0. c al., written Smith. . iting ....... ---------. CO, V8I., VIIIIIVII to Mr. Rolfe re- Mr. and Mrs. Bemis Guy and i Hul; and her brothers Wayne and garding some early history of two children, --------- Lavelle ------ and Gaylord, Wade, over over the the week week end. end. Sherman county. While most of — .•-----, j Wade, sn( spent the week end in Goldendale Those persons attending the dis- namea be‘ mentions are un visiting relatives. trict conference of the American fam iliar to me> yet this kind of Mr. and Mrs. Guy were hosts Legion Auxiliary last week in j(,Ger js always interesting. '.And Friday evening a t their home to Moro were Mr. and Mrs. G. A. so jg thg k t te r in the current the members of the pinochle din- j.Sargent, Rev. and Mrs. Canned, 5?st.up of The j ournai by- ’Mrs. ner club. Mrs. Vernon Van Gilder ; Mrs. Grace Modler, Mr. and Mrs. SnodgraKS> of McMinnville des and Jam es Maddox were the sue- y ed Anderson, Mrs. E verett W at- sc'bing 7 her resent trip to Califor- cessful players for the evening 1 ^¡ns> kins, Mrs. Mrs. Dan Dan McDermid, McDermid, Mrs Mrs. pia and Mexico. Mrs.Wilda Cluff of Albany left t Anna Lee and Miss Georgia H rr —J. S. Brooks, Wasco. „ the Cleon Caldwell home last week per. after a stay of three weeks caring j Members of the garden club lor her friend Mrs. Caldwell. Mrs. met Thursday with Mrs. Bruce C. Kennedy came Friday from . Grady. Portland to stay with Mrs. Cald- Mr. and Mrs. T. Lester Johnson well until she is completely re- spent a few days in Portland re covered from her illness. turning home Sunday. H arry Proudfoot jr., ¿has been Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole were >n transferred from Corrdon to Bak- The Dalles Sunday visiting Mr., er. He is employed as agent for Cole’s m other.' ■ iti» .. _R .1 the Consolidated F reight lines. Monday night the children of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Proudfoot took the lower grades m et at the Meth- ,t heir daugh.ler-t’n -law and baby odist church for a valentine p er son, H arry Dean, to Baker Satur- ty. They exchanged valentines day to join her hu&band in their and had refreshm ents a fte r play- 7 new home. ing games. V I I The Klondike 500 social club The Wasco Garden Club u .11 met with Mrs. W alter Medler Fri- j present “ Lady, Be Good,” a three . . . . . the second bottle of| day afternoon with Mrs. Wesley j act comedy, March 8, a t the W ui- Wilde, Mrs. Andy Shearer and c0 opera house. Beryl ..Belkn'.p BLIJZrWEINHARD taster Mrs. Lawrence Funk as guests, j wiil be seen in the role of Patience even bfetter than the first !| Prizes for high score went to Mrs. i Colt, a cyclonic debutante known Funk for guest and Mrs. Vivian I as “The Park Avenue F irecrac’c- Rust for dub. ' er.” William Clothier will be seen Mr. and Mrs. Ed Feldman were as Mr. Colt whose daughter is too in Hermiston Sunday with their much for him. 'Playing the p^rt son-in-4aw and daughter, Mr. and ‘ of Bill Trainor, the butler by chance, is Robert Belknap. Lois Mrs. W alt Maffei. Library board members were . H ilderbrand will play Patience’s called for a m eeting February ’0, Aunt Flavia. O thers in the cast for election of officers: Bobbie are G ertrude Van*Gilder, Max Wil Root was re-elected president; Lois liams, Malcolm Guy, M argaret Mc- Hilderbrand, vice president; Louise j Dermid, Lewis H astings, Catherine Thomas and Beatrice Richelder- Richelderfcr, and Bobbie Root, fer, co-secretaries; Isobel H a u fd t, Seats may be reserved a t the tie a su re r; and Georgia H arpe r» Wasco Pharm acy. librarian. The probable date for the library festival will be Sep PEO PLE’S COLUMN tember. The score with the Grass Val Continued from nage 3 ley basketball five netted Grass Queer jsn’t it? > -1 Valley 27, Wasco 18. Rufus, Was- a re leaving for the U.S.A. co and Grass Valley are now tied | 9aturd.ay and be in Laredo, for the right to enter the district . T(?xag jugt ftg soon as possible, tournam ent at A rlington on Feu- , J(yhn and E]mcr are g e tting their ruary 20-21-22. The play off will j fiU of Mex,ican they say. We be his week. . . , mean to make it back in two days. Mr. and Mrs. W alt Blau visited I ug over three corning down._ Sunday with Mrs. .Blau’s mother, drove doWn the Pacific Mrs. Millie Young in Yakima. ' coas| tQ Acapuit o. A really trop- Glenn Van Gilder has been given-u cal a own. Small seaport on a a position with the Union Oil Co. , lovely small bay. Second best ' bathing beach in the word. No, 1 the first is not in California, but A ustralia. W ater really warm but , 4 4 ^ ^ OI!IS VA'i I so were the nights. We’ve seen churches, palaces, r * ' floating gardens, statues and pyr CAT.PIUAR" DIES B* 'S amids till our eyes are blind and all our toes have blisters. I don’t J seem al le to get in a movie. The talking and pictures are all in B LIT Z. W KINHARO English with sub-titles much the COMPANY -pmc as old silent ones in Span- VU balance of $4287.56 in-Emergency* Fund. Guaranteed Satisfying D C M £ these great, efficient utility systems— the so-called “holding” companies— have actually accomplished in integrating the American power defenses since the last war. C ontinued from page two- c i fcRK’s annual report 331.91' 1,400.00 1,731,91 telephones, repairs, etc., COUNTY JA IL 50 .00 3L94 Board of prisoner’s etc., 9.05 259.06 COUNTY PRINTING 250.00 County Stock Inspector 12.00 INSANE & FEBBLEnMINDED Exam inations, expenses, transpor 21.80 tation etc.. " y 50.00 ~ R ELIEF OF DEPENDENTS General Assistance 2,000.00 1,520.55 Old Age Assistance 3,200.00 2,539.60 102.80 Blind Assistance 120.00 281.40 Aid to Dependent Children 500.00 MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS 4.00 Federal ownod.lands in lieu of ta^e» . 4.00 They realize, too, that these systems are supplying the nation with adequate power, without the need o f diverting a single 18.06 12.00 28.20 479.45 660.40 17.20 218.60 defense-dollar or tax-dollar o f yours away from the real job o f building the armaments that we lack. Interconnected transmission systems make power available everywhere for today’s defense needs. P acific P ower & L ight C ompany 3 0 Years of Public Service
