Sherman County journal., January 23, 1942, Page 3, Image 3

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SHERMAN COU.NTY JO URN AL
MORO. OREGON. F R ID A Y , JA N U A R Y 23, 1*42
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The A m erican Legion A uxiliary
h as announced th a t w aste p ap er
in th e W asco te rrito ry m ay be
b ro u g h t to th e Crosfield building
w here it can be stored u n til enough
is on hand fo r a shipm ent.
J e r ry B a rn e tt en tertain ed his
frien d s Sunday a t his home, the
occasion being his 17th b irth d ay
an n iv ersary . T he aftern o o n w as
sp en t playing pinochle and T ripoly
and re fresh m e n ts served later.
Those a tte n d in g w ere: B e tty and
S hirley Ju h n k e, L orraine Gosson,
M ary Jan e N osskar, Je a n Shull,
P atric ia Yocum, E ulia M oorhouse,
Laville Guy, Ju n e Hines, P a tricia
H ilderbrand, K enneth B lau, M al­
colm and T heron 'R ishelderfer,
H enry R ichelderfer, C harles H a rt­
m ann, Sam Boice, D ouglas Shull,
J e rry , Bobby and L arry N isbet.
Bill McKean left P o rtlan d T u es­
day m orning to en list in th e arm y
nna Keith MoDonald will leave
The Dalles th e 24th.
Miss C hristine Moon of A rlin g ­
ton w as called home by th e death
of her fa th e r, who passed aw ay
a t one o’clock T uesday afternoon.
Mr. and M rs. E arl R ichelderfer
and son M alcolm, H a rry R ichel­
d erfer, Mr. and M rs. H ow ard
Spencer, Mrs. D iabert Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. A lb ert K aseberg, Leland
M edler and M. L. Howell were in
The Dalles Monday.
The S tan d ard B earers m et a t
the M ethodist P arsonage on Mon­
day evening fo r th e ir re g u la r
m onthly m eeting. A fte r th e pot
luck dinner th e business m eeting
was held by th e president, P a t r i ­
cia Yocum. E ula M orehouse had
the lesson.
T h irteen m em bers
were- present.
Mrs. H ugh W alker retu rn ed
hem e M onday from a few days
visit in The Dalles w ith h er m oth­
er. Mrs. M artha Bullfinch.
Mr. and M rs. G ran t A rm sw orthy
retu rn ed hom e from The Dalles
where,, they had been w ith th eir
d au g h ter, M rs. N orm a Illings-
w orfh, who le ft w ith h er sister,
M rs. John G ran t fo r B ellingham ,
W ashington to stay fo r a tim e
a f te r Mr. Illin g w o rth ’s death.
J a n e t K aseberg and Joan Burrea
werf home over the week end from
St. M ary’s^academ y.
Mrs. W alter Blau visited in
P o rtlan d last week.
Miss Olive Robinson a n d .b ro th -
ex-, John, and Mr. and Mrs. B em is
Guv were in The Dalles F riday.
Mrs. Hal Shelton and d au g h ter
N ancy, of Toppenish, W n., visited
h er p aren ts, Mr. and M rs. Ed
M<K ee. Mr. Shelton cam e Mon­
day to take his fam ily home.
Mr. and M rs. Wm. Reid .and
W alter Mee had d in n er B unday
w ith Mr. and Mrs. Leo W atkins.
W alter and Eugene Gosson went
Skiing around the W atk in s place.
Mrs. Anna H ilderbrand, who is
now stay in g in P o rtlan d , is a t ­
tending classes in stenography.
Mr. and M rs. Gale H olzapfel
ar.d dau g hter, G eraldine, of- The
Dalles were in town T uesday when
M n H olzapfel visited’ h e r p aren ts,
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood M cPherson
while he w ent to Gilliam county.
The W asco W arrio rs lost to the
Kent B adgers in a close gam e of
b asketball F rid ay evening.
The
score was 36 to 32.
Lam bing has begun on the Clyde
F rid ley fa rm w ith seven lam bs.
The Wasco W im en’s club planned
to m eet in town this week and not
at the G. H. Root home. The T ues­
day afternoon study club p o st­
p o n e d its m eeting of th e 20th to
the 27th. The m eeting will be held
a t the C annell home w ith Mrs.
Louis Scholl as hostess.
Mr. and M rs. A1 S to tt w ere din-
FINE WINE
IS SO SIMPLE!
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«X W IN E COUNCIL
OF OREÇON
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The state’s swine population was
also down but the number o f'eat-
tlc and sheep were substantially
increased.
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n e r g u ests F rid a y evening a t the
hem e of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Belshee
and spent th e evening playing
cards.
Five couples attended the bene­
fit Red C ross dance in The D alle*
S a tu rd a y evening and reported a
good tim e. Going were Mr. and
M rs. Roy Belshee, Mr. and Mrs.
Law rence F unk, Mr. and Mrs.
John McClure, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
N isbet, M rs. E lva Hines a n d . Lee
Dt-hler.
Jeff Wilson" and son Donnie.
Mr. and Mrs. H oward Belshee, and
M rs Stella D illinger of M oro were
dinner g u ests a t the Roy Belshee
home Sunday.
Lena LaG osga and Gordon B ak­
e r of H eppner were v isito rs ot
Mr. and Mrs. A1 S to tt Sunday. A
pol luck dinner was served a t the
home of Mrs. AUgusta lluckin. A1
S to tt and Will H arp er butchered
hogs Sunday.
Mid-Columbia C of C
Announces Meeting
W. E. Nelson, m an ag er of The
Dalles cham ber of com m erce and
sec retary of t h t
Mid-Columbia
regional group, began Sunday^ to
n o tify the 30 affiliated com m unity
cham bers, all the way from Pofet-
land to A rlington, and V ancouver
to Pasco-Kennew ick, W ashington,
th a t the annual business m eeting,
election and banquet of A th e r e ­
gional body will be held on J a n ­
u ary 29 a t- th e Columbia G orge
hotel, Hood River. The m eeting
w as originally scheduled for De­
cem ber 9, b u t was cancelled be­
cause
blackout conditions p re ­
vailing then.
The them e of the annual b a n ­
quet, the chief speaker of which
w i’i be G eneral C harles H. M artin,
O regon’s ex-govem or, will be “ The
M id-Columbia and its relation to
the nation, .especially w ith refer-
erct to production of w ar su p ­
plies,” E dw ard E. Lage, Hood
R iver o rch ard ist and president, a n ­
nounces. O ther speakers will be
Colonel R ichard " P ark, division
engineer, U nited S ta tes arm y en ­
gineers, of P o rtlan d ; C harles R ey­
nolds, p resid en t of th e Old O re­
gon T rail association, I^a G rande;
and Ot D. N ickelsen, county judge
of Hood R iver county.
C om m ittees, Mr. LageJ states,
w il1 m eet a t the hotel a t 4 p. m.,
to p rep are re p o rts and resolutions.
All residents of this com m unity
w ishing to m ake reserv atio n s are
asked to n o tify Mr. Nelson a t The
Dalles im m ediately. P la tes for the
banquet will be $1.25.
January 25
P le a s e c o n s u lt lo c a l U n io n P a c ific
fo r
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Ag • nt
p a r tic u la r s
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FO R SALE: H eavy d u ty 6 wheel
tra ile r,
suitab le fo r hau lin g
m achinery etc. Bed 8x18. 9-1 lp d
m achinery, etc. Bed 8x18.
May
he seen in Moro. C. F. Ixnnon. 9-11
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c o m p le te ly o v e r h a u le d
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Train Schedules w ill be effective
CHOICE REA DING
XT M M U M PRICES
c o m p le te ly o v e r h a u le d
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C. L.Poley, M. D.
F a rm E q u ip m e n t
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The rule Is
’ Serve the type
of wine you like
in the way you
lik e / The Euro­
pean etiquette
of wine service
is perfect for
form al many­
course dinners. But for the
ordinary informal dinner
of the Americqn fam ily,
one carefu lly selected
ta b le WllMLJtjrved with
Informal graciousness Is
the easy answer.
A number of 1941 than 1940 according to
FEW ER HORSES '
There were ap proxim ately 1500
few er horses on Oregon fa rm s in
p lan ts th a t m ight possibly be
ad apted fo r grow ing in Oregon
wili be tested here as soon as they
a rc available, says G. R. Hyslop,
All persons w ishing perm its or
head of the p lan t indu stries divi­
licenses to drive cars m ay g e t in
sion a t Oregon S ta te college. P ro ­
touch w ith th e exam iner in Moro
fesso r Hyslop recently retu rn ed
on W ednesday, Jan u a ry 28, 1942,
fto m W ashington, D. C., where
a t the C ourt house between the
he conferred with federal officials
hours of 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
on this subject.
C lasses in home nu rsin g under
In te re s t in such plan ts in c re a s­
the auspices of the Sherm an Coun­ ed recently' w ith the announcem ent
ty C h ap ter of the Red Cross will by the N ational F arm Chem urgic
s h .r t M onday, Jan u a ry 26 a t the council th a t a form of dandelion
court house in the county court known as Kok-sagyz is grow n in
room 7:30 p. m.. All those in te r­ R ussia asv a source of rubber. The
ested are invited to attend.
suggestion w as m ad e' th a t this
M rs. W. H. Close left last week pln n t could be grown in the mid
fo r Salem to visit w ith her sister, w esi and possibly here on the
M rs. H ow ard Maple fo r a few coast.
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days.
As th is announcem ent came
Gordon R eid, son of Mr. and while F’rofessor Hyslop was in
M rs. David Reid, who joined the W ashington I). C. he im m ediately
a ir corns, is now a t C hanute Field, conferred w ith S en ato r C harles L.
Illinois fo r his training.
M cNary^ who is much interested
-■> Tom S tephens was up from in a new source of rubber. A con
P o rtlan d the first of the week. feien ce was held with officials in
Tom re p o rts .h a rin g tak en his ch arg e of rubber p jan t in v estig a­
physical exam ination for the arm y tions in the bureau of plant in. Ins-
and is aw aitin g word as to his try , w here it was learned th at
h ealth and availability.
this p artic u la r dandelion
p la n t.
Jo e R itn er was here from P p rt- while considered of economic im
land M onday rep o rtin g th a t he portance under Russion conditions,
was now enlisted as a m em ber of would hardly be suitable here.
the naval reserve.
R eports obtained by these spec­
CHECK BEING MADE
Wendell B alsiger left for P o rt­ ialists show th a t the plant yields
land T h u rsd ay m orning to atten d only 30 to 50 pounds an acre of
Field re p resen ta tiv e s of the
rubber ra th e r than the much h ig h ­
a m eeting of co-operatives.
S ta te U nem ploym ent C om pensa­
David McLeod, who joined the e r yield suggested in the' pr<>ss
tion Com mission a re m ak in g spec­ navy last week, was kept in P o rt­ releases recently issued. Giytyl?, a
ial efforts d u rin g th e n ex t few land until Tuesday n ig h t when he ru b b er-h earin g plant grown now
days to confer w ith all em ployers w as sen t to San Diego for tra in ­ in so u thw estern U nited Statdfc, is
of fo u r or m ore w orkers w ith r e ­ ing. E lm er Belshee left at the considered much more practical for
gard to re p o rts on 1941 payrolls. sam e tim e fo r the southern tr a in ­ use in this country than tht* dan ­
U nless these re p o rts and c o n tri­ ing station.
delion p lant, P rofessor Hyslop
butions are m ade by J a n u a ry 31,
Dean Adams, son of Rev. ami learned.
they /will be subject to penalties
H ere in Oregon an arran g em en t
Mrs.
J. W. Adams, a U nited
and will' not be counted in fig u r­
has been made to havj* certain
B
ieth
ern
m
inister
who
was
höre
ing experience ra te s on 1942 p a y ­
in the 90s, was here T uesday m ilky juice w p la n ts " th a t grow
ro lls.'
readily here assayed for their
Concerns em ploying eig h t or checking up on his b irth certifi­
ru b b er content as soon as plaid >
cate,
receiving
aid
in
th
a
t
ven
tu
re
m ore w orkers also m ust com plete
are available. At certain stag es in
th e ir federal offsets th is m onth in from Mrs. L.- V. Moore and Mrs.
the lives of these plants the rubber
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F.
Foss.
order** to avoid pay in g a double u n ­
Mrs. B urdette Lite and Jo hnny content is ra th e r low hut as m a­
em ploym ent ta x — 3 per cent to the
tu rity is aDproached some of these
federal governm ent and 1 to 2.7 Lite, cam e up from P ortland for
s h o rte r lived plan ts show an in­
a
short
visit
with
h
er
p
aren
ts,
p er c e n | to the sta te com m ission.
crease in rubber content th a t may
The s ta te ta x will count as 90 per M r and Mrs. Jack Lawrence.
he of economic im portance, says-
cent offset tow ard the federal ta x
The annual m eeting of the Mid-
if the offset is com pleted in J a n ­ Columbia Production C redit a s ­
sociation will be held in The Dalles
uary.
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S atu rd ay ' and Sherm an county
C H U R C H F S
m em bers are invited to atten d the
P hysician & S urgeon
Wasco M ethodist C hurch: Sun- all day session.
d a .’ school a t 10:00 a. m. M orning
The Dalles H o s p ita l
Eftner B arzee retu rn ed
from
w orship a t 11 a. m. E pw orth C alifornia th is week w here he and
'¿lies O reqor
League a t 6:30 p. m.
M n B arzee had been visiting
F. L. Cannell, p asto r. th e ir d au g h ter, Mrs. R obert F ria -
field. Mrs, Barzee rem ained for
Moro C om m unity P resb y teria n a lo nger visit.
C hurch: Bible school a t 10 a. m.
P a rts have been given out for
M orning w orship a t 11 a. m a home talent play for the benefit
Serm on, “ I Saw The L ord.” of th e local lib rary . It will p ro b ­
C hristian E ndeavor 7:30 p. m. ably be given in F ebruary.
P ra y e r m eeting W ednesday 7 p. m.
The Commodity C redit co rp o r­
Jamefe D. M oberg, p asto r ation is exercising its rig h t to
move fa rm e r’s w heat under- loan.
Moro C hristian Science Society: If prices rise before the call d ate
Sunday school n t 10:00 a. m. of A pril 30 the fa rm e r may recall
Church services Sunday m orning and obtain the b e tte r price. It is
a t eleven o’clock. W ednesday ev e­ understood the action is taken to
ning m eeting a t eight o’clock. The nu.ke storage available fo r the
reading room in the re a r of the
1942 crop.
cliufch building isopen daily w ith
Mrs. Ted Thom pson en tertain ed
an atte n d a n t a t the close of the her three table card club and ad ­
sei vices.
ditional guests on T h u rsd ay af-
ernoon. at her farm home in the
W asco
Church
of
lOhrist:
M onkland district.
Pible school 10:00 a. m.}- W. D.
Word from Mrs. Paul F ra s e r to
W r.tkins, Supt.
Divine M orning bis parents here is th a t she and
w orship a t 11:00 a. m. The Com­ J/f.hy have landed in S^n Francisco
munion and the m essage - How the -•i'rorfi Honolulu a f te r the attac k
T em pation of C hrist Help« Us. *îf and will visit Here a f te r a stop in
trav ellin g is possible, you will be San Francisco w ith Miss Dorothy
p resen t as this is also very im ­
F rase r.
p o rtan t! On account of w eath er
George M artin left M onday for
ROTH FOR PR IC E SHOW N
corditions there will be no evening the valley to v isit relativ es and
service.
friends. He exggcts to leave next
ALL M A G A ZIN ES ARE FjDR
F. Claud Stephens, m inister.
z week for en listm en t as an a ir ­
ONE. YEAR
craft mechanic.
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Aas< mhly of God, G rass V ajley: — . Donald P illiam s was here for
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A P sectional fellow ship m eeting
a short time Sunday.
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will he held in the M ethodist
Clyde Gillmor left fo r Salem
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church, M onday, J a n u a ry 26. Rev. T hursday m orning on highw ay
[J American Poultry Journal 1.65
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R. A. and Mrs. Bullock, p asto rs.
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B Y U C K iN O f
ENOUGH
DEFENSE
Professor Hyslop.
new riiilky juice annuals and p eren ­ ports submitted to the state tax
nials will be sent here fo r testin g . ccmmission by county aaManors.
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Piano Tuning, ex p e rt service,
why let m oths, ru st, w ear, neglect
of tuning ruin your fine old piano?
W rite The Dalles P iano Store,
204 E 2nd St.
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FOR SA LE: Com plete F arm in g
Outfit, New Diesel tra c to r, H a r­
vester, Plows, H arro w s, New
Drills. Will sell a t a sacrifice.
C. R. M orrison, Klondike. 12-13
R ELIA B LE Person W anted to call
on farm ers in iSherm an County.
Steady v'vork - no lay offs in
our line. Some m aking $100.00
in a week. W rite K. H. Inm an,
2423 M agnolia St., O akland, Cal.
GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF
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