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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1941)
I K O B 1 SHERMAN COUNT! JO l KNAL. MORO. OREGON FRIDAY, JUNE 20 1941 April bill Moro Shad $1.00; FUND, JUNE TERM, 1041 County Court did on said date meet State Industrial Accident Comm Saturday for Gresham where Mrs COLDSTORAGE OF April bill Wasco Shed $1.00; 2.00 Claimant Account ' Amount in the 'County Courtroom in the : £eace officers protection 5.01 Arden Squire and children will « - FKUJTS NEEDS STUDV Foss & Company, Machinery Courthouse at Moro at the hour ot J. L. Gentry, Vault and Court L. L. Peetz, Road Master, (Gen- company them to Wapato, Wn,., to Repair (General Roads) 8.65 house Improvement 2.50 $77.95 eral Roads) °’clock a - "h . visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs Advance' preparation of fruits ten The Biggs Service Station, Gas Mid-Columbia Radio Service following being present: 44.80 E. McPherson, road labor Ciofoot, several days. and vegetables for freezing is one and Oil (General Roads) 1.36 County Judge Courthouee expense re: 21.72 W. Kelly, road labor The Sherman Coupty Suildij of the chief factors of success or Geo. A. Potter Roy P. Barnet, Freight, (Gen County Comm. Radio 48.00 David Reid, 2«^® K. Dunlap, road labor school rally will be held next Sun failure in the use of storage lock- eral Roads) 45.71 County Comm. Pacific Power & Light Company C. Bargenholt, road labor ' 43.20 day, June 22, at the Christiar ers. eay., E. H. Wiegand, hwd of J. M. Wilson, Johnson, Dial. Attorney 34.50 Howard Cooper Corporation Courthouse lights $31.21; C. Hearing, road labor church in Wasco. Those . who . . wisl ;ood industries department at Ore- RosjOrnduffi .................... — — County Clerk 4.00 Machinery parts (Gen. Rd.) 4.00 Mdse. $4.42; DeMoss A. Shearer, road labor to go and have no way, should meet g u u collegC| in the latest re 15.60 National Hospital Ass’n. Em- The following proceedings were Park $1.19; ' 37.54 Gee. Wilson, road labor tCommittes from the Odd Fel- the Baptist church on or befort vised circular on “Freezing Fruits, 20.60 ployees protection (Gen Rd) 8.00 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Company had at said term: lew and Rebekah lodges of the 9;3(s and a way win ¿ e found foi C. Mersinger, road labor Vegetables and Meats.’ This cir (Courthouse Telephones 24.40 w. Kelly road labor (M. Rd.) 21.60 W. G. Armsworthy, labor on county met in Grass Valley last aj( In the matter of the payment Ff>gs & Company> DeMoss cular, available from any county C. Mersinger, road labor ” 18.00 machinery (Gen. Roads) 39.52 Friday afternoon to make plans Mr. and Mrs. Estel Hartley ano extension office, contains general of claims presented against the pal>ic* 3.05 K. Dunlap, road labor fcr their annual picnic. Much en sons, Harry and James, were ” 16.20 Earl Olds Hardware, supplies directions for handling foods in General Fund. Claims allowed and Ed‘^ ^ Moon, DeMoss Park 2.75 E. McPherson, Bridge Labor 24.00 (General Roads) 3.91 thusiasm was shown. The picnic “¡¿jtors’ in Condon Sunday cold ° storage paid. , West Coast Print. & Bind Co. 4. at the Gras Grass 0 ,ds sold one of his r8N co s orage a and includes . . . . ~ a tabu- ordered ~ C- Bargenholt, bridge labor 24.00 J. K. McKean, Gas and Oil ' wll 11 be held July 4, Supt. office $6.36; $27.85; Machinery repair alley park. A good program s horses, Princess Pat, «, J. K. I»?«* llst ’ a" _ ^ nd„ ng In the matter of the payment oi C. Hearing, bridge labor 20.00 Valley ■ing prepared to start at 11 a. m., MrKesn of Moro, reCently. w'th 'or,et d," e< ? “ " S . * ’ „o' P,r,e5ented, against the Road Sheriff’s office $5.75; $C j 60 (General Roads) 34.45 A. Shearer, bridge labor 20.00 being In general, >r^ruits require no p un(j. Claims allowed and ordered Assessor’s office $166.15; Joe’s Motor Service, labor on First National Bank Re: Gus picnic dinner at 1^30 and sports Mrs> Glen £ arnes and SOn, Lloyd Clerk’s office $14.45: Total 192.70 Schilling, bridge labor 35.70 in the afternoon finishing off with with Herb Worrell and Mrs. Bux- preliminary treatment except wash paj^ Pickup (Gen Roads) 13.38 ing and sorting. These exceptions . Re; <;ounty Treasurer’s Report Thn Continental Press, Supt. 18.00 Gee Wilde Garage, machinery W. Kelley, bridge labor a dance at night. There will b? ton and Meivin Miller of Moro, office 0 C. Mersinger, bridge labor 15.00 no charge for anything but the atlended church in The Dalles are apples, peaches, and apricots, for month of May, 1941. Accepted repair (General' Roads) 14.53 which require either pitting o» and filed. Wily W. Knighten, Supt. office Union Pacific Railway Company dance. Sunday and visited Mr. and Mrs.. S. W. Searcy, general supplies pealing, and even blanching io pre- p e. Walter L. Blau claim of in- help 50.00 Freight: (Gen. Roads) 1.36 Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brittain of ^ vn,n Naylor. (General Roads) 10.45 Mr. and Mrs> Mrs. Ernest Blavle?k Blaylc-k vent the browning of the su^ ace- demnity for Bang’s Diseased cattle Wily w. Knighten. County Tygh Valley were visiting relatives I.. L. Peetz, Road Master, S. W. Searcy, bridge supplies 52.39 General Roads 83.20 here Monday. went to Hood River Sunday. Mrs. Apples and peaches are a so s ie slaughtered. Claim for indemnity School Library Fund (Bridge Fund) 3.88 E. McPherson, road labor ” 8.40 Moro Lumber Yard, bridge ma A group of friends and neigh- remained while Mr. Bh-y- Xor ease in aandlinK and J for Bang’s Diseased‘cattle slaugh- j q Freeman, Postmaster ¿ors motored, -to the - William returned home. ' ------’-------- absorption of sugar. In handling tered, Walter L., Blau in amount ' stam ps Clerk’s office ‘ 5 00 W. Kelley, road la%or $30.00; terials (Bridge Fund) 21.77 Brir.V^rt home Monday evening to p ey Qjds and daughter Betty vegetables scalding or blanc ing qo allowed. Sherman County Journal Mileage $13.55; ” 43.55 Mid-jColumbia Sand & Gravel matter of the application ICounty Printing $15.30; charivari Mr. and Mrs. Wilbu.- went to The Dalles early Sundiy is an essential step in the freezing K. Dunlap, road labor $25.20; Bridge materials (B. Fund) 4.50 of W. B. Rice for damages to sheep Supt. offi’ce $3.00; Brinkert. The evening was spen‘- morning where Miss Olds took the process. Unless treated in 18.30 Mileage $9.70; Geo. A. Potter, road expense HeH for furthcr Deparfment of ApricuitUre informally with refreshments serv bus for Wilbur, Wn., to visit Miss manner the vegetables will spoil or 20.41 Less gas $14.49 (General Fund) 5.90 ed at a late hour. change so as to be un sira e- signers of dog committee. Sealer of Wts. & Meas. 3.76 C. Bargenholt, road labor ” 11.40 Union Oil Company, Gas and Sara Kirnz several days. ’ 5.00 ‘ Oil (General Fund) Various kinds of " Re: Letter from LeRoy Wright, Waiter L. Blau, Bang’s Dis- Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coyle left C. Hearing, road labor 80.23 tby Professor wie Agent regarding Weed eased Cattle (Eimeregncy 15.00 Shell Oil Company, Gas & Oil Sunday for Corvallis when Mr. Mjss 'Barbara Walpole, Mr. ana recommended C Mersinger, road labor including glass jars which W n t y Agent 6.00 18.00 K. Dunlap, M. R. labor Coyle received word of the sudden Mrs. Ernest Blaylock and Mr?, gand, Control in Sherman County. Mat- Fund) (General Fund) 7.22 A F Balzer and sons, Ralph and ere used in ordinary home canning. ter of \yeeds discussed with LeRoy Geo. A. Potter,-Judge expense 2.09 W. Kelley, M R labor 36.00 death of his cousin, Elmer Coyle, 18.00 at his home on Wednesday. They Clair, were shoppers in The Lacquered tin cans with slip tops Wright and held for further in- T. Lester Johnson, Dist. At- E. MdPherson, M R labor mav be obtained and these aie tomey’s expense 9 20 E. McPherson, bridge labor 6.00 attended the funeral on Monday, Dalles Friday. Waxed formation Grass Valiev Rebekahs and th?ir usable year after year returning home on Tuesday. .Re. Contract with Mid-State J. M. Wilson, County Comm. 21.45 W. Kelley, bridge labor 12.00 Mr. and Mrs. Elfin Ross and families and the Odd Fellows and paper containers are suitable for Cf nsjtruçtion Company for replac- David Reid, County Comm 41.50 C. Bargenholt, bridge labor 4-8.00 Wallace Ross of Salem and Miss their families went to Reed’s park use once, but are not safe to use ing Toilet and Lavatory on 2nd C Hearing, bridge labor 40.00 Marie Hoskinson, Assessor’s Maxine Everett of Eugene visited Sunday where they held their an- a second time with liquids, C Mersinger, bridge labor 20.00 floor and repairing same and for office help 46.50 New rubber A. Shearer, bridge labor 45.00 at the Ted Everett home Saturday. nUal picnic. All enjoyed the sports concealing water pipes in new C. C. Wilson, Sheriff, Travel ag:tator stops Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, Mrs. Te 1 and the basket dinner at noon and COUNTY COURT F rst National Bank re: Gus County Court Room for sum of outside Sherman County xermger rolls Everett and Mrs. Arzell Lemley report the usual good time, Schilling, bridge labor 34.00 $26.00. Repairs approved. $26.00: Laundry re: ” Jail attended the American Legion The Ladies Social Service club Continued from page one. Re: Contribution of $100.00 as $7.50. Total 33.50 C. Bargenholt, bridge labor 16.80 Auxiliary meeting at the home of met at the home of Mrs. Estel for 96-100 of an acre to be used as Sherman County’s requested quo- C. Hearing, bridge labor 14.00 Trade your old washer as Mrs. J*ed von Borstel Wednesday Hartley Friday afternoon. The a new right-of-way at the price ta, by State Officials, for National Moro Lumber & Fuel Yard, C. Mersinger, bridge labor 14.00 Courthouse Expense 2.60 afternoon. following officers elected A Shearer, bridge labor 14.00 „ , were , ------ ««n on ner acre for saime. Defense purposes, and approved iy S. W. Searcy, Courthouse ex down payment. Phone 1C1 Miss Barbara Walpole and Miss Mi^s Anna Schwartz, re-elected * • P □ «.v«,* n». Cruntv Committee State Industrial Accident Comma pense 0.69 Mvrtle Helyer were The Dalles president; Mrs. Wallace May, vice It was further agree a Approved Geo A Potter Protection Road Employees for trial visitors Wednesday. - president: Mrs. Roy Wells, sec- old or abandoned right-of-way that Approved g ^ AR ™ ter Lucille H. Vale, Nurse’s Sal (General Roads) 32.97 war adjacent ^nn^rtv to and adjoining the ary $37.50; mileage $18.80; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling retary-treasurer.^ revert^back Court adjourned subject to cr.ll R ii;way Express Agency Mr. and Mrs. Marion Van Metre H. A. White property revert back Office expense $6.20; 62.50 Express on tractor parts spent Sunday at Ione visiting the of County Judge. and family of Wasco were vis:- to Mr. White without charge be- (General Roads ' 1-83 T. Lester Johnson. Delinquent latter’s uncle, Robert Smith. ing made for same. CLAIMS PRESENTED AND AL T h e D a lle s . O re . Tax Foreclosure 4.00 Pacific Power & Light Company Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Oestreich tors here Saturday. LOWED ACftfNST THE GEN A. M. Zevely. Expense of Gov Mrs. Art Bibby and children The District Attorney was in- and family left Friday morning ERAL FUND, June Term, 1911 for Portland to see the Rose festi Stephen and Janice, left Thursday gtructed to prepare all necessary ernment Trapper 12.50 Account Amount val, returning home Saturday eve evening for Pullman, Wn., to vi«dt papers for the purchase of such Claimant M:d-State Construction^com- her brother in law and sister, Mr. property and all other matters in The First National Bank, Aid ning. Vault and Courthouse Im - School election was held Mon- and Mrs. Edison Sutherland. connection therewith. to Dependent Children $22.20 provement 4599.71 day afternoon at the school house Mr. and Mrs. John Adams of No further business coming to The First National Bank, Aid Sherman County Fanners J. H. McCune, Night watch- ’ u-hpn npw Hirpetor and clerk clerk Hood River are here visiting their iRSue at this time, Court adjourned to the Blind 9.10 when a » new director and man re: Vault and Court were elected. Mrs. Arch’ Cantrall son in law and daughter, Mr. and subject to call of the County Judge. The First National Bank, Old house Improvement May 7 Harvest will be early » * * • Age Assistance 157.00 wos re-elected clerk for one year, Mrs. Elner Helyer and family. to Jilne 5, inclusive 75.00 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley and Comtmissioner’s Court Docket, Stevens-Ness Law Publishing and Arzell Lemley was re-elected this year but markets are director for three years daughter Mildred, and Barbara June 4th Term, 1941 Co. Law Library Fund - 56.00 United Service Organization advancing. Buy your sup m n p w vi Walpole motored to The Dalles j une 4 !94i ¡being the time for Vernon Flatt, Law Library National Defense Purpose 100.00 PhndLn .«d H irnd and Tuesday, when Miss Alley left by the re|fUiar term of the Ccunty Fund 2.55 (Emergency Fund) plies now at these low M r WInd’ Mr, Frod Winlrlar «11 of bus for Seattle, after spending ten c rt for Sherman County in the Otis Baker, Janitor’s Salary 75.00 CLAIMS PRESENTED AND AL- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Winkler all o f .................. c Mersinger, DeMoss Park ---------- ------------------------------- 7.50 LOWED AGAINST THE ROAD prices. with her .........Honorable parents here. San Francisco, came Monday to davs Mr. and Mrs. 1. D. Pike retu~red visit Mr. and Mrs. Ted Eiveret', heme Monday from Hermiston A R A N D S MJB, Golden W est, Schillings, A L L L L B BRANDb leaving Tuesday, to continue their where they visited the Llovd Good tour of the Pacific northwest. 29c 1 lb. etc. rich and Louis May familes. Allen Morgan and son, Harold, H. E. Everett came up M orJ iv 57c 2 lb. of Condon spent several days here from Wasco to stay for a while $ 1 .1 2 4 lb. visiting at the Art Bibby home. with the Ted Everett family. Mr. and Mrs. George Fifield cf Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Stradley were Ritzville, Wn., were over night business visitors at Tygh Valley guests Wednesday at the home ot Friday. - the latter’s brother in law an ! T. M. Rolfe, Mrs. Roy Wells and sinter, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Oes sons and Mrs. J. E. Brown were FA N C Y P A C K S treich, leaving Thursday accompa vsitors in The Dalles Thursday. W H I'I E R IV E R nied by Mrs. H. J. Oestreich, who John Rolfe accompanied them CORN 49 lb. sack $ 1 .4 9 had ibeen visiting here‘for several home fr<Mn the hogpital where he & D Ci earn Style days. Barrel 5 .8 5 stayed overnight, after having a Mr. and Mrs. Pitblado and Mrs. sliver removed from his hand. CORN Smart, cool, and ♦ Walter and son, Amdy of Hood II & D Whole Kernel „ Roy Wells resigned his job as KITCHEN GEM Layaway advance summer sale! s River, visited at the home of Mr. £ity marshal an<| wjH work for the washable. Slack suits P E a S Prices are rising! Buy now for 491b. sack 1 .3 9 gnd^Mjs. 5Vallace .May.. $nd Mr?, Rogers construction company H & D Tender Garden' fall. The famous Pen L. D. May Sunday. which is now at Klondike. Barrel 5 .4 9 and slacks oi this line Mr. and Mrs. Eben Kee left dleton line of fine TOMATOES Mr. and Mrs. Norris Gilkiron and Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Eakin and virgin wool blankets DRIFTED SNOW sturdy fabric. M ade II £ D Solid Pack daughter, Ellen, were visitors in at these lower than :;Í.^Wíz¿ STRING BEANS 46 lb. sack 1 .6 9 for summer fun or Santiam The Dalles Thursday. . ever prices. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howell of Barrel , 6 .7 5 practical work. Others S T A N D A R D P A C K S Kent spent Monday visiting at the u DALLES FLOUR Fred Cox home. M A IN L IN E R " 7 2 ,M S ' of gabardine, shark CORN Earl King and Mrs. Gladys Van ease 49 lb. sack 1 .2 9 Sicklen of Ventura, California, skin, rayons. Plaid Reg. Barrel 4 .9 8 were dinner guests at the home of / / PEAS case BERKLEy” 72 X 90 12.95 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Olds and Mr., and Mrs. Ted Trimble Friday. TOMATOES case 72 X 84 BAKING POWDER Don Cox, Robert and Herman Res 98 Zeigler attended the district Sun "GLACIER PARK” $15.95 RED, WHITE BEANS Calumet 2^ lbs. 4 3 c «o day school rally at Bend Sunday. --- 10 1b. 65c 10 lbs. $ 1 4 9 Frank Bayer left Thursday for Sheridan when he received word - FANCY RICE Schillings 2* lbs. 8 9 c of the serious illness of his moth er. Mrs. Mary Scott. All the chil 10 lbs. 65c 5 lbs. 1 .5 9 FOR dren were called to the home of WOLVERINE SHELL HORSEHIDL Mr. and Mrs. Milo Elliott, where tfORKSHOES HAVE BOTH SOLES S E A IS L A N D PURE C A N E she is staying. Mrs., Elliott is her \ND UPPERS OF THIS AMAZING daughter. E x c lu s iv e SUPER STRENGTH SHELL LEATHER Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds and Blue or Gray Chambray Shirts Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cline and SEE family went to Tygh Valley Sun- Full cut atEdw.C.Peast dsv to visit M. P. Brittain. THAT Miss Laura Hoffman of Rhodo Co. ‘ Health SHELL dendron spent several days recent Happy Jack W aist Overalls M IS C E L L A N E O U S CEREA LS Spot” & “Tarso; ly visitipg at the Jacob Wassen- 8 oz. Sanforized Denim • » miiler home. Rolled Oats 10’s 3 7 c C a ts u p N o . 10 tin s 49c Tread” shoe* A. F. Balzer and son, Ralph, Gem of Wheat 10’s were business visitors in The B A R E -K A Y 8 oz. Sanforized Pineapple g ^ in 63c for women Bib overalls. Low or High back Dulles • Saturday evening. Roy from Maupin 45c And m ore and m ore Hcgue returned with them to 3 pkgs. I4 c m en a re f in d in g Rolled Wheat 10’s 3 9 c Jello spend the week end at his home. Zipper Overalls, brown and blue stripe W alk m com- that out every day. At the council meeting Monday T o m a t o J u ic e g a l. I9 c Pancake Flour 55c Have yon? 4 Q A fort! night B. M. Kelley was given the Union M ade, Sanforized Corn Meal 10’s 3 3 c Dill Pickles hi gal. 29c SHCLL HORSCH1DE WOBK SHOES job of marshal to fill the vacancy shrunk. I nO w teh U kejrfti- left when Roy Wells resigned at Farina - 10’s 55c 4 DASH Soap 9^ 47c the last council meeting. to Buckwheat Flour 6 3 c R. J. Baker reurned to' his home Mercerized cotton socks, m Gresham Saturday evening, Natural color or Rockford 1 after spending several days in the Eggs handled cheerfully ccunty. M e n ’s W o rk gloves, Canvas with leather Odd- Fellows Will V 4th. At Grass Valley EASY WASHER SAFE HAMPTON FURNITURE A T T E N T IO N ! June VALUE GIVING SPECIAL DAYS P EN D LE TO N C offee Canned Goods DENIMS 2.69 3.19 2.98 3.39 2.89 BLANKETS 8.87 11.68 14.28 HARVEST SPECIALS M l ' M EN FLOUR 2.15 2.15 2.59 6.50 © H tr A ls o ugar 100 lbs. 89 $5. WOLVcRINE J 45 5 00 For Men Who Want CARD OF THANKS We want to give heartfelt thanks t" the many friends who aided us in every way during the sorrowful period after the death of Glen P. King. Everyone was very kind. Mr«. Frances King * Donald and Robert King Mr. and Mrs. E. Sidney Mercer Mrs. Gladys Van Sicklen Earl King 25c .o 1.25 Best, FREEMAN The SHOES Edw. C. P ease C o. Your Store of Personal Service’ The Dalles Pi ices Good and at the highest market prices Until July 5. Marshall* FO O D STORE THE DALLES, O R E G O N i ■y • ». ‘ « f -
