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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 1941)
• 1 jr ^ H ö h k fiBBÄMAB COUNTT Ì OlTRNAL, MORO. OREGON 4 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2«, 1*41 —- subject exehwhely. The eight, feed for ewfa^ and man y y e a rs „pend severs! day. visltinr his wife and their sons. Willard snd F o r b a d flsturdsy returning home page leaflet discusses the demand ago stressed h it h e r Vem Cox and fam ily., Donald, who came home from Sunday. for pork in the western elates, son with barley and com. Recent Harold Eakin made a business Mrs. W. J. Davis left Saturday Corvallis to spend Christmas va the high value of wheat as a hog f eeding experiments have etagpha- trip to Portland Sunday returning feed, methods o f feeding, the use 8ixed this value while the national lo r Portland to spend Christmas cation here. home Monday accompanied by n „ t i ^ _ pasture r __ ______ _________ with ___ it, ■ defense m i ■■ ■■ y program. v » ,-._j__ ‘ ‘ ” Clodfelter Wheat In connection Jias . ______ created a n k ^ with her son, Charles, and family Mr. and Mrs. (Don Eastern. Oregon 7 ™ * * df Marcile Zurlinden, who will spend, The T ilt m susto . ^ * ^ ^ a n /o tb e r factors in the successful Opiwrtanity*in Oregon to market Mrs. Emma Cox left Friday for were shoppers in The Christmas vacation visiting har League, in action Uk«n ,u . prior „{ m o M rf the region’, surplus wheat her home in Vancouver, Wn., after Wednesday. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. to the outbreak of war, pledged its »-TPT. .• in Oregon have rnorc W this channel, the bulletin Investigators through spending several weeks ivsitiwg at Mr. and Mrs. Norris Gilkison Coyle. whole hearted support to the gov the Bert and Fred Oox homes. made a business trip to Portland ernment’s defense effort and then long considered w h eat a valuable points oUt Mi. and Mrs. Harold' Eakin and Wednesday returning home Thurs Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Laffoon were hacked this up by ordering the After the regular meeting of the son, Mrs. Vernon Eakin and Mr. shoppers in The Dalles Saturday. purchase of a $1000 defense bond Rebekah lodge of Grass Valley at and Mrs. Dell Olds were shoppers day. T H IS R O L I tA V 8 K A » e W ... Mrs. Hazel Zurlinden of Port- from league funds. Word was received here that Und t several dayg last week the I. 0 . 0. F. hall Wednesday an in The Dalles Friday. Officers chosen are Will Steen. old fashioned bam dance was en The Grass Valley Zebras defeat Jack Lewis had been transferred vj8itin^ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton, president; Millard Eakin, * . -v- joyed, with the music being fur ed the Arlington Townies on the to Lowry Field in Denver, Colo- _ nished by Mrs. E. M. Helyer, I. V. local floor Thursday „nighty by a radb. He. is attending Armament _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ------- _ ------ -- ------------ Grass Valley, vice-president; C. W. RCh00l Mr.'aharMW. Tom Alley drove Smith> Corvallis, secretary treas- Kane and James Matthes. The win score of 65 to 3£. " to The Dalles Saturday to meet and the following county di dows were covered to represent Mr. and Mrs. T. J.. C oylew ere Mildred,'who --------- came “e ^ r s - ^ George^Webb/"Gilliam: The christma8 Christmas program was ^ el*"dapghter . . .. ----- bam windows, while bales of a k , M reraSndn Mrc Norris Gilkison * iven at .the ^ ’ V ^ o R o ^ i n g f,om Ro€W er’ Wn ’ t0 8pend Hiram Wolfe, Jefferson; Terrell felfa were used as benches. Corn * ro. anu ’J” ’ Powder. W T ± Mae Z t e X ChristmM W iday8 Morrow: Herbert stalks, pumpkins, squashes, harness Sunday for North • PowderH recitations by Ina Mae Ziegler, parenU Sherman; Jena Terjeson, Umatil- and old lanterns decorated the hail. gpend chriatma8 with his par Lois Ann E w e ’r ./J L / fh-vden Miss Betty Olds returned home la; Ernest DeLong, Union; R. J. In one corner a hen with 23 chick ente’, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gilkison. B arb ara c tet>hen• Bibby Bob Saturday from Gresham where she Staggs, Wallowa, and Walter ens held forth, while in another They plan to remain a week vis corner a decorated tree with gift* iting there. O e X il: vjriud « the Arden Squire home Henna, Waeco, for all present, which were ex Estel Hartley came home from Fritts, Phyllis Oeetreich and Grace Fince Y^an changed later in the evening Re Portland Sunday to visit his fam Marie Zevely. ffiud Fritts played Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Pike had as Wheat Held Good Hog Feed freshments were served to about ily returning Monday afternoon. a trumpet solo which was followed Christmas dinner guests Mr. and Oregon wheat farmers, particu 90 members and guests. Ted Trimble was a business vis by the pageant “Bethlehem.” All Mrs. Lloyd Goodrich and son larly jn the Columbia basin a«d itor in The Dalles Monday. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Louis May and Among the shoppers x in The enjoyed the treats that were pass Blue mountain counties, have an Dalles Tuesday were Mr< apd Mrs and Mrs. Lewis Olds returned home ed out at th close of he program. son of Hermiston; Mru and Mrs. Frank Pike, C. W. Fields and son excellent opportunity to increase Fred Krusow, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. with him to spend Christmas here. Returning to their home for the Ross, and Mrs. Elna Rayleigh. the production of hogs during the Mr. and Mrs. Vem McGowan and Dunlap. family of Pendleton came Satur Christmas vacation were Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds and war period through greater use of Mr. and Mrs. Bfert. Oox wore day to visit her parents, Mr. and Holmes coming from Corvallis and daughter Betty left Tuesday for wheat as febd, aocording to OSC hosts at a dinner party Monday Mrs. Charles Lemley, leaving Mon- Jeanette and Robert Holmes Long Beach, California to spend livestock - specialists, - who are _ 93 P roof d ay" for”"lndependence to spend ing4 from The Dalles, to be w th several weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. authors of a new extension bulle tional Distiller* Prod. C o r p ., N . Y . with his their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil Elmer Hall and family. tin No. 582, which deals with this anniversary. Those present Christmas vacation - t,™ liam Holmes. mother. were Ross Fields, Robert Schilling. -Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters Among those who attended the Harry Young, Harry Stark, Ken bad as Christmas dinner guests. first aid meeting at the school neth Crews and Roy Hogue. The Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Barnett and house Monday afternoon were Mrs. evening was spent playing cards. daughters, Betty and' Dorothy- A. A. Dunlap, Mrs. Max Brown, Harry Sherwood of The Dalles Henry p eters, John Peters, Hans Mrs. Robert Brown of Kent, Mrs. was a business caller here Tues- Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bar- Eben Kee, Mrs. Wren Hogue, Mrs. day. nett and son, and Keith and Ar- Del Eakin, Mrs. I. D. Pike, Mrs. C. A. Oeetreich and George Wilcoac. Herman Schilling accompanied nold Sharpe of Heppner, by nurse Nurse” Cassie Holmes was The Zebras de oy ---- — Grass - - - -- Valley _ • ti,« D t . W. H. Rockwell of Salem brought home Tuesday from The feated the Wasco Townies on tl . locate in Grass Valley in the rx.il_k* ko« he has been in ____ _ Ellard building formerly Dalles where in the the local floor Saturday night by a George score of 65 to 28. hospital the past six weeks. the telephone office and now occu Arlis Bailey left last week for pied by Miss Myrtle Helyer who James Stow and his sisters, Mr*. Los Angeles, California to visit Hattie Wilcox and Mrs. Thelma reatives and look for employment. will live with her sister, Virginia, and Mies Margaret Trabue. Miss , Harkleroad were up from Portland Mr. and Mrs. I^awrence Denis Helyer will keep her beauty shop Saturday to visit their father. , and Bud Williams left Friday eve where it is. Orville Ruggles motored to Port ning to spend the week end visit Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kelley ana land Wednesday to spend Christ ing relatives in The Dalles. family left Friday for Iowa to Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb and mas with Rev. and Mrs. S. L. spend Christmas' with relatives Boyce. Mrs. Ruggles, who has daughter. Doris, left Wednesday They will stay several weeks. been visiting her parents, at for Portland to spend Christmes Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dunlao nt and the week end visiting Mr. and tended the wedding of her brother, Pendleton spent Monday night >a Hays Boyce on December 13, re Mrs. Wayland Weld and family. Mrs. Ted von Boratel and son, guests at the home of his brother turned home with him. Donald, and Sam Holmes went to and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Helyer of The Dalles Friday, returning Rita. Everett Dunlap. Kent and "Mrs. Herman Schilling Cassie and George home to spend The Sherman Chapter O. E. S. were visitors in The Dalles Wed ^Christmas vacation with their met Tuesday evening at th,e Ma nesday. sonic hall. After the regular parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox left Dean Olds motored to The Dalles meeting a Christmas party was Sunday for Dorris, California to Wednesday evening to meet his given for members of the Eastern Star and their families and the Masons and families. A beauti fully decorated tree stood in the corner under which were gifts for each person present, that were ex changed later in the evening. A program was given by the children and group singing was enjoyed by all. Treats of nuts, candy and popcorn were distributed to every one. Mrs. O: N. Ruggles and daugh Something to sing about at One half teaspoon salt ter, Mrs. Earl McKinney were shoppers in The Dalles Monday. Christmas time is the aroma that One teaspoon lemon extract ui Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox were in steals from the kitchen where Three tbsp orange peel cut strips z The Dalles Wednesday to visit cookies are being made. Everyone likes cookies and every home mak One half cup shredded cocoanut Don Cox at the hospital. -J- Boil figs ten minutes, drain, clip Mr. apd Mrs. T. M. Rolfe motor er knows that the Christmas holi days require a bottomless cookie stems and cut figs in small pieces. ed to The Dalles Friday to meet Cream sugar with butter, add hon itheir son, Robert, who came home jar. ey, beaten eggs, milk, and mix Thé well filled cookie jar con well. Combine ^ith flour sifted from OSC to spend Christmas va taining delicious home made but with 3 teaspoons of baking powder cation with his parents. Mr? and Mrs. Louis Sather and ter cookies is a tradition of ear and salt. Add figs, flavoring, M on Merrill of Kent were visitors lier days. The first consideration orange peel and cocoanut, and beat at the Fred Cox home Saturday. in making cookies is this - never thoroughly. (Drop by spoonfuls Mrs. Earl McKinney and son ol economize by using inferior in onto a buttered pan and bake from Heppner are here visiting her par gredients. It is much better to 12 to 15 minutes in moderate ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Ruggles. use a snore economical recipe than oven (400 degrees) Miss Natalie Wassenmiller ar to substitute for the butter, eggs, rived here last Tuesday from Port OATMEAL COOKIES and other ingredients that mean land to visit her parents, Mr. and delicious flavor and high food value Onehalf cup of butter Mrs. Jacob Wassenmiller, over the in he finished product. Nature has Two thirds cup sugar holidays. given butter a distinctly appetiz Two eggs Mr. and Mrs. Jake Eslinger were ing flavor that has never been One-fourth cup milk shoppers in The Dalles Thursday. imitated, and home makers the One cup flour Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley and world over have recognized this One teaspoon baking powder Mr. and Mrs. William Luttrell One half teaspoon salt * quality of flavor in making cakes One tsp each cinnamon and nutmeg were visitors in The Dalles re- and cookies. cently. Whether for boxes going to the One cup rolled oats Mrs. Ed Alley entertained mem »Cream butter and sugar. Beat men at camp or for those at home, bers of the Grass Valley bridge here are some recipes for cookies eggs- add with milk. Mix and sift club at her home Wednesday at a that pack well, are easy to make, flour, baking powder, salt and 1:30 dessert luncheon, followed by spices; combine with rolled oats. healthful and taste grand. Contract at three tables, with Mrs. Add to first mixture.^ Drop by Fig Honey Cookies A F. Balzer and Mrs. W. C. spoonfuls on buttered cookie sheet. Schilling holding high scores and One cup dried figs Bake in moderate oven for 20 Mrs. Edgar Alley low for the af Three fourths cup granulated sugar minutes. ternoon. One half cup butter This recipe may be varied by Mrs. E. M. Helyer and daughter One half cup honey adding 1 cup chopped walnuts and Myrtle, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Two eggs one cup seedless raisins; or by W. C. Helyer to Portland last Mon Two tablespoons milk Two and three-fourth cups sifted adding one cup chopped dates and day where Miss Helyer had her one half cup shredded cocoanut to back x-raved. They returned all purpose flour the batter. Three teaspoons baking powder home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Fritts OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOW motored to The Dalles Saturday to meet their daughter, Vivian, who came home from Monmouth (to spend Christmas vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. V- B- Eekin went wishes you a very to The Dalles Saturday to meet their daughter Ellen, who came home from Salem to spend Christ mas vacation visiting* her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Helyer made a brief visit with Miss Myr tle Helyer last Saturday^on their, wav to K ent Mr. and Mrs. E. R. 'Remington of Portland visited seyeral days nt the Dell Olds home last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Luttrell of Portland spent last week visit ing at foe T6m Alley home. They left Friday for Pendleton to spend with relatiyes. . m a d e /b u sin e ss trip to Wheat League Aids Grass Valley Lodges Inaugurate Defense Effort Yuletide Spirit T ai S «. Be I** ITAG® appy I jY /W H E A L T H ^ADA^R^M AVNE OREGON <DAIRY COUNCIL Zeigler’s Grass Valley HAPPY ■>* * t p « y0UL
