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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1941)
. / “ ■ ♦ -1* h f? r , _ «BBMIAM O T JOVRNAU MORO. OREGON FRIDAY. OCTOBER ». » « ' ' Mrs ' W iB. Mathews of Steven- ■»/ ‘Aiizin son. Wn., Mr. and M rs .Allen p»* per.hefer, B. F. Copenhefer and Mrs. Gwendolyn Sempey J " , 0/ Portland: Roy Wells, of Herm ton- and Mrs. Marion Van Metre of Boardman attended the t o - a l services held a t the M ethod., S r U S K . S j and Jesse Helyer On Wedding Trip X T__ J. fUlH.nn Norris Gilkison, rhanli chaplain» Oregou Has Larger Mrs. Ted Everett, historian. - Kenneth Crews, Mrs. Estel Num ber of Cars Jam e, P hifer “ ere visitors in Moro Monday. M . M c . Schilling Mr. and Mrs. of hi, dm »« w F. “ » » • .RsreHAYNE DÄIRY COUNCIL Bc sure them savings for a rainy day don’t go for a w a t night. __ With a registration of 422 motor vehicles in Oregon at ’the • tpd of August, this state now has one vehicle for every 2.5 persons 'xesiding within its borders, Earl Snell, Secretary of State, announc ed — recently. - I.E .S . TABLE STUDY LAMP (A pprov'd by l Uumin a ting Engineering Society/ s im p le aeBsciv. d essert.” mpie . , HOT k u o o l lunches , On th is m ain them e, th ere may R e g istra tio n .^ * » 3 ^ ar^ e Bardenhagen home from a hos A------ r.n n rb i to reports reports from b thousand variations. For the pronmately ten *“ * Bardenhagen nome rrom According trom fae # thouaand vsrUttonn. • * « t a . p r o » ™ » ¿ t l o " f o rta T a a m e per *>»< . F . tk c t.he r e g g is tr a tio n s for the same per P 'ta l. • • schools so far, a . hot . lunch is tak- menu v a n e s _______¿3L... according to the food „the disclosed, E arl Olds, C. B. And" Y s ’ Alton inp the place of m ore, tin dinner value of the main dish and th e , tod a year , . b t months 01df Ooking equipm ent and other ds and Miss Evelyn tv e iy n u Olds i u s . moto u - v i - pails than ever this term . H ot o t C cooking ana o w w f r e « e « s . for «a • * m°n ed to Celilo Celjto Sunday to to^flah. lunches have have long long been been recog- recog- facilities facilities on 0 ^ hand. hand. Most Must ambitious ambitious amounted a ,“ un^ to _ $3,207,689. * w . • • lunches . oq Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling and n i/ed ftg desirable because of the gchool lunches are built around a Of the to ta l registrations ¿ «r ding trip 29 to28. Mr ana M rs. n . » . ------- — Moro volley ball team s will play son> G ary, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted benefits to children’s health. But substantial m ain dish - 507 vehicles are P™v* P* nrivate W hite of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wasco and their daughter, Mrs. f Valley team s in the Peterson were dinner guests a t ach^rs and parents testify to resL of the meal of h g h ter food®- ca rs- T h l B 3 1 per- Of Prineville Prineville Friday night, October 3. the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. c th e r- food re8Uits . They report Thc main dish may be of m eat, passenger car to every 3A per Louise E n d ic o tt/ - of M r Ind Mrs Ted Ball and fam - Schilling F riday evening. . th a t better school attendance bet- fish, eggs, or beans. Or it m ay be sons in the> state were visitors here Monday. one of ,t these w i £ u i gon swuu u ...u ... cars re g istra . — Rav Jewel and I. V. Kane mot- 1 lm otored to Corvallis last week Robert Holmes of K ent spent t attitu d es of wo^k ’ eVCn one hc^ m combination ....î in nassenzer Rav Jewel and I. V. Kane mot- iwkolarship show up as soon as a cerea, or w ith vegetables. Or states In Passenger cars regiatra- n t to Fossil to spend the week when Bill Ball entered Ore- the week end visiting a t the fcpme RCi:ola rs hip show up as s0° n hot school school lunches lunches are are served served reg- reg- on Cold days, it may be a lunch tion per capita *c a l_ . . , *— „ „ il™ T h e v visited M r. and Mrs. B. M. Kelley. hot end with Mr. Kane s family M r s / Ball’s 'm o th e r, Mrs. Strong, Mr and Mrs. Howard Cline ularly. H ^ V h iV th e ^ p o V 8° UP ° ifo rria w a s T r s t w ith a rate of Claud Bayer, H arry Stark A r hogtg a t farew eli party .Since 1939 millions of under- der to hit the sp 2 R while Nevada wa8 third with thur Roth. Robert Schilling, R a '^ h in Eugene before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. B. Fakm had S aturday f or Lew Riggs and ^ddeTTo those re- a h e a rie /s u p p o rtin g cast of o th-. u rate of 3.1. Balzer. Wavne Karnes, Miss Lila Lee Aliev. L H -A liev . Rós« IV’Y Fields t - - Doris • Q N - . ” as their house guests, Mrs. Ir «SHm” Owens, who left Monday • . , luncheg thanks to er foods. L ight main dishes m i g h t --------------------- ~ comb attended t e nee Thompson R j Mr for the army. Other guests pres- * j f commodities made be cooked vegetables, vegetable if a car stalls on a moonlight Saturday night. her son and dau*h* \ ^ * d en nt t were ana P » ^ for th a t use. , And ith an woodbine were Mrs. Mrs. W. w. D. u . B arnett T "- W available And Q Ure- soupg, soup8f and and sftlads salads, W w itn an apple »PP‘* „ . ni,,htf night, out out where where t t the t W ^ ‘£ » " ” » X aa FUeri" a t N ^ b erg m 7 3 Ranxau daughters. salad, fo r instance, tw ineth and the m ma: aughters, B etty and Dorothy, Mr. children have had a share in and cabbage salad, and the an s ta rts look- W n«o spent Sunday a s ^ g u e .» bnny 01 Gilkison Mrs. B o g ram . If m ore tter -np ¡nt0 tbc damSel’s dam sers eves, he’s and Mrs. N orris GUkison, o r e - ' commu- a crisp hac'on bacon or peanut bu butter -nto tfie the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. • Wf 8 a f^ ! . r . ” 8id Qn.tt„ r d a v raand W W avne ayne Kelley, Kelley, Mrs B. M. M. Kelley, S£indwich, cream cream y y rice rice with with rai- rai- s,^ gje— jf he he looks looks into i Mrs. B. £ eJ‘ey’ ‘his. n it je8 Program take it . upon upon themselves themselves to to S£indwich, — jf the gas Balzer Valiev. They came Saturday ana Robert Holm es, Lloyd Kelley, oyide the spon9orship for such Rins> and milk would round out a U nk he»8 m arried. George W itter of Kent and Mr. left .Wednesday, Doris and B etty 'Payne, Woo proj ects m any more children can substantial meal. ------------------- ----- and Mrs. Andy Patjens of Ante- M r. and Mrs. Paul Alley and Riggs, N ershal Riggs ^ e n t be »erved- Even if there cannot be a com- And Another Thing • This attractive lamp pro lope attended Lutheran church Rcn. .Douglas of Wasco visited Mr. IBlagg. The evening ment8 No m atter who oversees the piete meal prepared a t the school, . --------------------- tects growing eyes against services here Sunday. Rev. C. and Mrs. Tom Alley Sunday. inform ally with refw e .g financed> th Junch program is worthwhile L l O R t T H A N A N E X C E P T IO N A L M O TE L W ildermuth of Hood River deliv- Mf strain — m akes studying ..... ¿hd Mrs. ----- H. . . . 0 . Duggei . served late in the even g. . . fce R balanced if it is nevertheless. I t may be one nour- d e l i g h t f u l h o m e fir*' were visitors in The w Grass Valley teachers were “ R needs to hot dijjh and milk and ---- ered the sermon. n c iv Grass Valley easier. G lare-proof diffus •.lies Mqnday. M onday.... dinner guests of the Moro teach- ide the kind of food children f TUjt> Or it could be fru it and • Mr. and Mrs. Dean Olds and p r,iies ing bow l and parchment Mr. and Mrs Mrs. V. B. Eakin took ers at tbe W oman’s club building P n tQ bui)d tbejr bodies, ana milk Or cocoa to supplem ent the son Willard motored to The Dalles shade give both direct and .... daughter v,Un for energy for. play and lulich the children carry to school. Sundav when Willard left for Cor- ^heir Ellen to w Salem a t Moro on Monday evening, a t indirect light. Choice: gold, vnllis to enter his junior year a t wbere she entered the W illamette a county teachers m eeting. study. Or it, m ight be a nutritious sand- silver or bronze standard. M.uw.o.vj last ----------------- Mrs. Arzell Lemley .h.er “ Ideallv ” points out Dr. Louise wich filling made up a t school to Oregon State college. university week end. Mr. M attson of California is daughter, Carolyn to The Dalles chief of the U. S. D epart- go with bread brought from home John Conroy was in The Dalles Stand y Bureau ol other foods brought from home, Snturdav to visit his sister, Nellie her. visiting his son in law and Monday to consult a doctor as PACIFIC POWER daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jake h e r ¡ii„ess w ith the «“ • ™ ‘ Economics, ‘a school lunch »">< a B>as8 ° f m ,lk- who is in a hospital there. & LIGHT COMPANY rs. Ted Epijnger. Evelyn Olds, and Mrs. The B aptist Mission society me . d<J f one nouri8hing main - ' ' v a * " - ‘b and j g Taylor received word Tues- a t the home of Mrs. Amelia Pet- & or two of milk, fru it We know a floozie who doeSn t E verett. Mrs Henrv Roth Always at Vaur Sarvica B ftty Olds were visitors in nervy B The day of the death of his m other, eraon Tuesday atfem oon. vegetable in some form , bread use lipstick on account of her oeau Dalles S a tu rd a y . M iss Louise Rosetta Taylor a t her home Mjgg N atalie W assenm iller ac- butte r or a sandwich, and a m ight think it’s a stop sign. Roth accompanied her m other portland M r. and Mrs. Taylor coinpanied Mr. and Mrs. Dean Olds ______________________ ______ , , -- ------------------- home to sptnd the week end vis- Wedneaday mOm in g for Port- to The Dalles Sunday to retu rn . < ■ _ ising at vn** the home and Mrs. jftnd Mr Trum bull of The . , ber bome in fte r ng ar n«»inc of Mr. ---------- t)uu oi m e Dalles i a b i . co m Portland ro ru » n u a *7*. _.?nneth Crews. ig ta king Mr. Taylor’s place at the Rpendjng the past week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley, Mr. and (^ p o t, while ber parents, ----- he is away. - — --- ’ Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mrs. 'Frank Pike and Mr. and Mrs. v n /i Y BY a esenmiller. a w * « am «11 a x* Mr. and , >,— Mrs. z-.,— Glen Karnes Y had W fa ir as their guests from Tuesday to Grover Young attended the ---- Mrg c M. Clevenger was hos- a ar t 'Redmond n eam o im Sunday. Thursday, the la tte r’s uncle and tegc m em bers, of the Tillicum All the deer hunters are hack aunt Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Voyles, bridge club a t her home Saturday with 17 deer brought to K arnes Qt Colorado Springs. at a 12.30 luncheon. C ontract was m rrket. Mr. and Mrs. William McLeod iu pjay at two tables with Mrs. Mr and Mrs. E. M. Helyer and of Bend spent Sunday visiting the A rthur Wheelhouse holding high daughter Miss V irginia Helver form er’s mother, Mrs. H. A. gcore and Mrs. Howard Stone sec- were visitors in The Dalles Sat- Sommer. ond. O ther guests were Mrs. urday. Mr. and Mrs. William B rinkert i jOUj8 W itherall, Mrs. Gordon Everett and Melvin Dunlap left spent S aturday and Sunday visit- w h ite, Mrs. G«orge Shane, Mrs. Thursday evening for Salt T^ke their son and daughter m law, A r Clough and Mrs. E dgar (An- City on business returning home Mr. and Mrs. Bud Brinkert,. x»t derson. Sunday evening. Tillamook. ' T. M. 'Rolfe and son Robert left Wavme Kelley and Gerald Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey iPrinzing Saturday for Corvallis where Blkgg of Hermiston spent sever- an„ Miss F ern Perkins of Hood Robe rt will enter his senior year al davs here recently with their River, Mrs. Glen Karnes and Miss a t 0 . S. C. tandhes Anna Schw arts motored to Prine- E arl F a rr of Portland spent the Mr. and Mrs. E rn est E .lin g er ville and back Monday. week end' atR‘^ e h° me ° of The Dalles attended the funer- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eakm and Mr. and M . «1 here Thursday of Mrs. Vanessa fam ily of Moro and Mr. and Mrs. - Buckingham Millard Eakin and fam ily were CARD 0 F THANKS UCKingnain. a«....--------------- To the many friends and neigh Mr and Mrs. IQyde Davis left dinner Ruests a t the V, B. Eakin bors who extended us so many W e d n e ,d .y .;o r Portland on, buai- h o m e l y .. in every table lamp by which the courtesies during our late »ss returning home Friday. ay»c - __j loving .o v in g cu vun ness, w ayne _ w ♦ Tr»bnp lpft F ri Husum and Tacoma, Wn., to spend bereavem ent. we wish to offer our children study or use their e y es for Miss M argaret Trabue 1 ramie left leir F r n- week visiting relativeg relatives. _ sincere an l sincere th thanks. close-seeing tasks. If you use a smaller day for The Dalles to spend the W alter Beyer of The Rolfe Fam ily globe you are inviting eyestrain. Don t week end visiting her parents. sh a n iko were business visitors Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wells take chances when a 100-watt bulb Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and her Monday, . . . for dirty globes can absorb Mr. and Mrs. E verett Dunlap daughter, Mrs. Vern M ^ le y and 1 Mrg W allace May and sells for only 15c at any d ea ler's... Melvin Dunlap ___________ up to 20% of the light that children of Kent left W ednesday Mrg L D May re tu rn ed and costs so little to operate. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Mathews young eyes need. for the coast to be gone several Monday evening from J o h n ______ days. n where they spent a week deer Mrs. C. A. Oestreich entertain- h u yti and visiting rlatives. Mr. n ilp Q U A n e A n S W e r e d ed members of the Grass Valley Millard Eakin returned I^ U C S IIO IIS M u b W C bridge club and additional guests , John* Day S atu rd ay a « « 0 1 at her home Friday afternoon. , A b o u t B o |ld S Miss B arbara Walpole, daugrh- ter of Mrs. Herman Schilling ol The G rass G ras, Valley valley and Jesse Helyer, hall an<J their thejr y coach, Grass team s and coach, Ray Kay M innie Hel- motored to Wasco Friday son of Mr. and Mrs. Winme ver of Kent, were m arried m The • where defeated the Dalles Monday, leaving immediate- u # m by a 9Core of lj. for Idaho and Canada on a wed- W and th e s e c o n d team t ON LflWP $ lot yourcta' a.e" 5/ “ tins W«sor U,ç ?PU H®"« Uê™ 8 WASH OFF LIG HT GLOBES REGULARLY with hiKh scores going to Mrs. J. S. Newcomb and Mrs. E dgar Alley with low score going to D O N ’ T BE A B U L B S N A T C H E R ! Legion In<l Aux- Q- « aa th® . ^ 7 ™ * " ^ “ / ! meetine- held a t K ent .Sun- quota to be raised , ,liar i % , A lfred sales of Defense Savings Bonds. ...a fte r you've put a 100-watt bulb in youngster's study lamp, don t you da: e “Borrow" it for use in the kitchen. If ye t do the youngsters will probably take the 25 ci 50-watt globe from the hall sockets, and then they'll be straining their e y es even though they have a good lamp. Get a carton of spare bulbs at your dealer's today. ,, __ ry P eters, Mrs. • Drofrram is to he a continu- h<Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap and M rs.. M'sc Cassie H °1<)m e^ rM rB* J d JJ” ; ¡„g effort, both Defense Bonds Kenneth B arnett of H erm iston I ? ' wT ' h7 endTh,Uor’ daw ill» rd and M Mr a '. T y w“ i!s were / ¿ ¡ lkison The following and Stam ps should be pure ase w ere installed in the auxil- re- aakad - sell Defense in The {Bjalles W ednesday to m eet W illiam Guyton, Mr. Rolfe's daughter. Mrs. W. B. P - 8'd7 ‘ ' AKred Mathews, of Stevenson, and Ever- Pnd X p re,ident; Mrs. e tt iDunlap who r e tu tn e d f ro m ™ntap /cX tary; ' Mis. Salt Lake City with the body of A^ tre a su re r; M rs. his mother, Mrs. Vanessa Buck ingham. Lester 31’1 JUinualPRCI inTER IM TIO IìR k LIVESTOCK 'XPOSITIOn HORSE SHOW and RODEO PORTLANO. OREGON October 4 fo 11 Savings Stam ps . A. (American retailers were not a .k e d - th e y volunteered through to * 7 - " ___________ sale of Defense undertake the Savings Stam ps on a vast scale. Note.—To buy Defense Bonds and Stam ps, go to the nearest post office, bank, or savings and Jobason loan association: or write to the T reasu rer of the United States, W ashington, 'D. 1C. Also Stamps are now on sale at most retail MORO PH O N E FO R A FREE L IG H T IN G C H E C K -U P A trained lighting advisor will call and measure the lighting in each room with a sight meter . . . a scientific instrument that shows you instantly whether you're getting enough light to prevent e y e strain. She will show you how modem lighting not only protects precious sight, but adds new beauty and charm to your home. This service is freel stores. Before school starts equip the youngsters with » S IG H T IS P R IC E LE S S — L IG f H T _ IS ... C H E A P ! N ew Clothes 19 Shews la Ona Klavas «erse sadsv root. Kzlübita oi p u r« -b ro d LlvoBtoek. D o « « , P o s ltty , Pot Stock. W ild U fa , M as- a ia e tu r a d a a d L o a d p t« d « e fa , 4 H C lu b aad S a a i t b - r t a ç k a a Vacati osai KdUcatioa l^oik; alao Coaabiaad Hor*a Show aad tkrtll- mq la d o o i Pacific Power & Light Com p an y’s new low rates make cheap electricity cheaper still. from our shelves ob « Larga Prsmlaia Liste . For tasty, nourishing lunches visit ourgroeery Zeigler’s ^ ’,“y Grass Valley lOUI FRRES-RU liBEä ’ k r v.a CHILDREN SHOULDN’T SEE A LIG H T GLOBE! . . . for raw, harsh light from a bare bulb is glory and does as much harm as dim light. Shade the globe with a translucent bowl such as found on LES. lamps (about »5 at any dealer's). You can buy these bowls and screw them on most old lamps. pA.c.VJCeo^AMY at .° Your S erv ice l ig h ’ c Alw ays -f"—* ‘ff'*-*«».,
