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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1941)
**• t i -LJ- r í • VxWk » w k r m a k codntt J OURNAL. MORO. OREC. u N FRIPAT. PECKMBER t i 1911 vations per season. Protein Vital In ÍJ. S. Health Defense Effort E. B. McNaughten, president of the First National Bank, talked Friday afternoon giving a pro phecy of things to come. He felt ASSE- that we could expect a large standing army for years to come which would make a military na tion. There will be no end of An army of nutrition workers, scien debt. tists, physicians and others in the public The youth of the land will di Sherman Lodge No. 143, of rect the nation after the war and health field are engaged in an all-out Grass Valley, bought a $100 de defense effort to conquer mal what they think is of much more health nutrition, now recognized as Americus fense savings bond Wednesday o importance than the views of the No. 1 health problem. follow the lead set by the sta elders. Working conditions must In this program to make America Masonic order which made asim i: strong by making Americans stronger, be improved. l&r purchase some weeks ago. the family is the homemakers He expected a continued cen feeding The following new books are most important task. It is a task made tralization and socialization of easier by a knowledge of good nutrition now available at the Grass A alley society. When the war • is over and of the factors necessary in an ade library: The Keys of the Kingdom. (and no war had been actually de quate diet. Cronin; (Saratoga Trunk, F.eri>er. clared when he spoke) the major Value of Protein , Back Street, Hurst: Night in Bom part of the debt will be owed to bay, Bromfield; Grudge Moun Among the diet factors, protein ranks T the federal government which is f - d as a bodybuilder. About 18 per tain. Terhune: The Stary Night, comparatively easy to high pres vent of the human body consists of Bower- Weeds are More Fun, sure so debt will likely remain in pretain. No life exists without it. P ro w'right i-in ¡3 necessary for building and re- definitely. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Rolfe drove • Uncle Sam, the American farm autumn maneuvers in the Carolinas p ,.i*ng body tissues. It furnishes energy Zoning in cities has become nec to Portland Sunday to visit Mrs er’s best individual customer, where the purchases in Columbia • .11 i it also enters into the structure of Rolfe’s uncle, Frank Copenhefer spends $750,000 a day every day in and Wellington marketing centers essary and similar zoning on farms c?r.Jn h»rnicnes which have a specific on vigor and general efficiency. who is ill in a hospital. They will the year on foodstuffs for his included: 2,600.000 dozen of eggs, may be expected which would be a. 'Jx.' v.ord, “protein” was coined in 1,600,000 pounds of butter, 420,000 one way for the government to visit their daughter. Mrs. W B. Mulder, a Dutcli chemist, from obtain the kind and quality of . p.S C by Mathews7and children while there. army. :::k word. ‘•proteois,” meaning “in To afford the best possible facil pounds of cheese, 815,000 pounds of crops it desired. Mrs. Herman Schilling .and ities in handling these immense turkey and 704,000 pounds of l ist rlr.ee.” Proteins differ greatly be- R. E. Brown, head of the land th?y are made up of various daughter, Mrs. Jesse Helyer of sales, it is announced that 30 re chicken. bank system of the northwest, - ‘.“O atbJs known as “huiiuxng stapes. Kent, spent Friday m The Dalles At the same time a program has gional marketing centers are being is digested these amir.o visiting Mr. Schilling at the hos established throughout the country i>een announced for the purchase talked, giving the views of fhe V/i S :n n protein s set free and arc reconstructed ✓ .19» federal farm lending agency. Liqui pital. ,o fit the needs of each tody cell. where producers may sell direct or of a large part of the seasonal out Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crews through community or farm co put of local canneries, smaller dation of the farm debt and stab A r ntiful protein supply is imperii- ,ood health. Persons subsisting entertained friends at a turkey operatives. In> this manner the industries situated in the various ilization of conditions were fav 1 ored. on tv ..-protein d ^ts show slowneea in dinner Sunday. Those presen frpit and vegetable growing re Quartermaster Corps bought 750 R. M. Evans, head of the AAA, marital reaction, lowered resistance to were Ross Fields, Doris Newcomb, tons of turkey together with all gions. These district purchase will i spoke Saturday morning giving «liscaee and other ill effects. Author.ties Robert Schilling, Frances Weds ’ the trimmings for the soldiera’ augment the recent buying of 126,- ’ cbout l-i gTam or preicably an excellent travelogue of his ex 2 recommend And Lila Lee Alley. The afternoon '3 prrm per pound of body weight as 000,000 cans of vegetables through was spent in playing monopoly Thanksgiving dinner, and just now the Chicago Quartermaster Depot. periences in England as a part of the daily protein requirement. Thus a a federal commission sent to de weighing 155 pounds requires and all attending the show in the Uncle Sam is stocking up for the Of the 50,000 horses and mules termine what England needs for man Christmas holidays’ and all the about ioJ gianu of protein daily — evening. a; c- . 2.5 ounces. CL” i.?n require twe hearty meals that will come in doing their bit in the army |h e !, food. Because lu-y contain all necessary Foods and Nutrition of the A- Mrs. John Brogan of The great majority of these equine re-j j ? t*.r?.?3 a3 m i:'’t protein pgr un.t Factory workers can now, he to between. amir.o c c i.’. p.c’.c.us-ox an.mal origin Medical Association, shows the • Dalles stopped at the Sam Holmes Through the marketing eenters it cruits were brought from the farms I said, obtain 27 percent more for oi Ledy weight as adults. —meat, milk, ebeere and eggs — rank amounts of protein furnish,’«! lq home Saturday on their way to within the last few months, the ; their dollar than in 1929. It is highest nutritionally and are called fepent foods, based on a w m ? P ro tein 'n P.c ’u elns Diet is declared that Uncle Sam and Antelope to spend the week end. Three 6tars opposite a food ml»«-«»* purchases amounting to $239,372. ! nec?ssarv to hold down the produc the millions of American farmers C y to *orm-r ’ elis's that high complete” proteins. Half of the daily its protein is of bifth qua.,;; Mrs. Ted von Borstel went to Srill get better* acquainted. Uncle The spring program calls for a still tion of wheat. . protein intake should be of animal pre'. : diets cause k -*'-7 uiscace, phy- origin. Glandular meats, such as liver A sufficient du.ly pi’-'-.i The Dalles Friday bringing her Sam will get fresh produce of the greater number of riding horses .3 now use such ¿.¿ts in treating Much of his talk was taken un animal origin is Pirn»*! 'J by . and kidney, contain protein of excep y ailment:. D-. Leo K. Campl ril, children, George and Rita, home to highest quality and the farmers and draught admals. with his talk of England, about of meat, or by 1 H-r.iag v . Tlcdical C o lli'-, Chicago, has tionally high value. spend the week end returning will get higher prices. An example glasses of m’dk and eg •«, i » From all sections of the country the youth and daring of the kids ri.o:.a t t on diets hi h in protein, tional rroteln needed in . Source» o f P ro tein them to The Dalles Monday. come reports that Uncle Sam s who are flying the bombers over pt'tons lost 3 to 12 pounds of the volume of goods taken by be obtained from mrse f t 1 The nccompanylng < carrying the Mrs. Roy Wells entertained the the army is reported in recent re marketbasket is a symbol of pros Europe, about the need for more proved tuc value of a ci cc-enj?- ci the Council on and from cer~.l?, t ■■ • Bookworm club at her home F ri quisitions for rations during the perity on the farm. food to increase England’s factory master and D r” rU. G. JDiibacn, poor men and their famihe». day afternoon with 1C members production, about damage to Lon eggs, milk, poultry. The secre dean of men at OSC, as speaker. Will Steen of don buildings. present. Mrs. Richard Holdaway c0“n*y The Dalles Monday. The continent of Europe has tary of agriculture has authority He told of his experiences in was elected president, Millard K. reviewed the book “Girl From Fio- and family and Mr. and Mrs. Loy The Grass Valley Zebras motor r.en Bend,” by Norma Bicknell Adams and family were Saturday ed to Arlington Monday night even lower food standards than to maintain prices on these arti Japan, Germany and South Amor- Eakin of Grass Valley, vice-presi- Mansfield. The following officers evening dinner guests at the home when the Arlington Townies de-. England .because Germany has cles until June 30, 1943. He add ica, and compared life in those dent and Charles W. Smith sec were elected: Mrs. Tom Alley, of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Adams. < feated the Zebras by a score of taken food for its own people. 4h ed, “this does not include wheat.” countries to that in America where retary. The 1942 meeting will be Several times during his talk opportunities are available for held in LaGrande. president: Mrs. Roy Wells, vice England he found that visitors, Tom Coyle and Norris Gilkison 33 to 31. president; Mrs. Vernon Eakm, were business visitors at Tygh The Kent basketball team were even to castles often brought their he mentioned the ever normal seeretary-treásurer. defeated by the Grass Valley own butter and sugar .in order to granary and said that if industry Valley Tuesday. , Mrs. Herman Schilling went to Mrs. B. M. Kelley and son Tigers on the local floor Friday aid in feeding the strangers from has such a program there would America. be less trouble about obtaining * The Dalles Thursday to visit Mr. Lloyd, Mrs. Howard Cline and night by a score of 35 to 16. He said that parity prices would materials. Schilling at the hospital. Mrs. daughter Roberta, were visitors in he maintained for foods for"* de- The banquet Friday night had lis te r Barnum accompanied her, The Dalles Saturday. C H U R C H A fense. 'meaning cheese, meats, E. R. Fatland of Condon as toast- to spend several dayj there visit Mr. and Mrs. C.* A. Oestreich Wasco Church of Christ. ing friends. drove to Portland Friday to spend F. Claude Stephens, Minister. 3ffln i i i innniuni i » i Biniiinnnmnnnin»iHiHn»ii<n i in i iinn»iimiiHH«E Mr». 1 Tom Alley entertained several days on a shopping trip. Evangelistic Meeting still*, in In tim es w h en poor quality ten d s to crow d members of the Grass Valley Mr. and Mrs. Chet Peterson and bridge club and additional guests family of Bend spent Sunday vis progress - will close Sunday night. ou t the good it is advisable to be able to S at her home Wednesday with a iting his mother, Mrs. Amelia Topics for Sunday^ a. m. - “The True Test of Discipleship,” and p. 1:30 dessert luncheon. Contract Peterson. trade at a store that prides itself on its d ep en m., “The End of the Trail.” The was in play at three tables with Members of the junior bridge Church feels this Evangelistic cam the high scores being held by Mrs. club motored to Moro Tuesday dability and the quality of its m erchan d ise. Ed Alley and Mrs. Roy Schilling. whgje Mrs. W. C. Schilling en paign led by Evangelist B. Ross Low score for the afternoon was tertained with two tables of con Evans has been a great help to the cause of righteousness in this com held by Mrs. Geodge Wilcox. tract, with Mrs. Arzell Lemley munity. The speaker has proven Kenneth Crews and Robert holding high score and Mrs. Alfred Schilling were business visitors at Kock with low score. Mrs. Ed himself, a Man of God. Bible school at 10:00 a. m. Divine morn Kent Saturday. Alley received a guest prize. ing worship at 11:00 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Art Schilling and Dale Baker left Friday for On o family spent Thursday visiting at tario after spending a week visit American Legion & Auxiliary— Grass Valley Christian Science church services the home of his parents, Mr. and ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. are held every Sunday morning in <i; 11 ■ n u m i m m t tttf Mrs. W. F. Schilling. Baker. the church building on Main St., Mrs. Wallace May left Wednes Friends charivaried Mr. and Mrs. at eleven o’clock and every,Wed day for Hood River to v i s i t o r John Reckman at their home near nesday evening at eight o clock. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter, Kent Friday evening. The evening Sunday school convenes at ten returning home Monday evening. was spent informally with refresh- o’clock. The reading room in the Members of the Dalles Rebekah mentg served at a late hour. rear of the church building is open lodge and - the Kent Rebckafc • Mr. and Mrs. F red ^o x motored daily, with an attendant after lodge were present Wednesday to The Dalles Friday to visit their services. All authorized Christian evening when the Grass Valley son, Don, at a hospital £efore go Science literature ( may be read, lodge put on the initiatory degree ing to Corvallis to visit their son or is for sale. ~ 4 work for a new member. The fol in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. lowing officers were elected: Alice A1 Roberts. They returned home Moro Community Presbtyerian Oestreich, N. G~ Myrtle Barnum, Sunday. Church. James D. Moberg, pastor. Mr. and Mts. A. A. Dunlap went Bible school, at 10 a. m. Morning V. G.; iGlara Rolfe, secretary; and Mabel Blaylock, treasurer. Re to Heppner Friday to attend the worship at 11 a. m. Sermon. Liv freshments were served to about Eastern Oregon Wheat League ing Waters.” Special music by meeting. 36 members and guests. the choir. Director Mrs. Reha Nye. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Denis Christian Endeavor at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. John Rolfe and son Ronald left Thursday for Hillsboro to motored to The Dalles Saturday Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:00 visit her brother, Virgil Perry, evening to spend the week eno p m. Choir practice at 8 p. m. visiting relatives. who is quite ill. The American Legion and Aux Mr- and Mrs. Bert Cox returned iliary- carnival and bazaar will be "WHEAT LEAGUE STORY Mr. and Mrs. Charles Augee to held Saturday December 13 at the Continued from page one.______ their home in Chehalis the latter he said. Auditorium. part of last week. They returned Civic This system means that cultiva Your telephone company hardly ever has traf Mr. and Mrs. Robert LetBleu heme Saturday accompanied by and Mrs. Dick Holdaway and tion must be done every l4 to 16 fic jams^—except on Christmas. To handle the Mr. Cox’s mother, Mrs. Emma Cox daughter, Doris, were visitors in days and required about ten culti- of Vancouver, Wn., who will visi» Christmas long distance traffic we would have at both the Fred and Bert Cox to double the highways of speech between niany homes. Miss Myrtle Helyer returned places, and leave most of them idle the other home Wednesday from a visit with 364 days of the year. Mr. and Mfs. Robert Helyer in St. Helens and her grandparents, We will have everything we’v6 got ready for Mr. and Mrs. . John » Adams, near this year’s Christmas rush. Far more people Hood River . __ __ ___ Wr. and Mrs. W. F. SchilFnfe than normal -will be working Christmas Eve and Mr. arid Mrs. Roy Schilling and Day. But if everyone wants to talk long and son Gary, were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W- distance as they did last year there will be C. Schilling in Moro last Sunday. traffic jams and delays. If your calling that day Mrs. Maude Garrett . and son, Bobbie, went to The Dalles Fri ’ isn’t particularly urgent it wpuld help a lot if day when Bobbie entered a hos you called early Christmas week or a day or pital to have his tonsils removal^. (Mrs. Art Bibby and Mrs. Eben two after the holiday. Kee and niece, Jackie Squiré, left Sunday for Gresham to return Thank you. - Jackie to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arden Squire, after spending sev- THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Compiiments of K eral weeks visting the Kee’s. Mts. Bibby will visit her sister, Mi»» Louise Fraley, in Portland for sev eral days. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hartmann oí Wasco were Sunday guests at the . . home of Mr. and Mrs. A.JT. Bal- r* xer. Mr. and Mrs. Don Clodfelter Grass Valley Lodge Buys Bond Uncle Sam Farmers’ Best Customer; I SO Marketing Centers EstabLc,:cd For Defense Dependable Merchandise Games, Free Program, Fazaar, Fun, Turkey Raffle, Food Sale, Prizes Zeigler’s °sutor*F Grass Valley I dhristuias Traffic Jams CHRISTMAS TREES Now on h an d for E very Fam ily in our T erritory Grass Valley Grain Growers 4
