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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1942)
'A ■ , ItyLJjp # W»1»MAN CO U N T! JOURNAL, $IORO. OREGON FRIDAY, JANUARY X*. 1942 AbZ - -A Pvess into 6 buttered custard •Here is a recipe for ric e 'w ith cups; set in baking pen of hot th a t dressed up appearance th at watpr, and cooklO m inutes over -will make it a favorite, even with dirdet heat. Meanwhile, m elt the fam ily members not usually en butiter in a double boiler. S tir in the flour; add milk, and cook until thusiastic over it. thickened. Add one half tsp of Luncheon Rice Molds salt, the pepper, and cheese, and One cup uncooked rice stir until cheese Is melted. Then Three and a half teaspoon salt family meals. on F àir Grounds b u d d ie s 618.00 children, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bayer, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth State Indus. Accident CoThm»i— Protection - <4.80 Crews Miss June Wilde, Ray Jew el, Mel Babbs, John Rolfe and Pacific Tel. & Tel. Company: Telephones 31.70 Willard Rolfe drove to Pantdale J,. C. Freeman, Porsmaster: ^Saturday night where the Zebras SUmps Clerk’s office del^AteCi the Parkdale townies. Mrs. Lloyd Goodrich and son White Shield Home o£ Salva’- ^ - tion Army: 1941 Contribu Three teaspoon prepared mustard add olives and eggs. Unmold rice and Mrs. Louis May and son oi on large platrter or on individual tion ; 50.00 Four tablespoons butter Hermiston came Sunday to visit Willard Rolfe, Woodrow Riggs their parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Boys and Girls Aid oSciety: pistes; cover with sauce and top Four tablespoons flour Nobodv thinks that he needs potatoes, fats, bacon, sugar, 1941 Contribution 50.00 and Francis Hammond drove to Pike, returning to their home on ench with a dash of paprika. to fo toW how to eat. But the (3) Foods Jhat protect the body tw „ cups m.lk Louise Home: 1941 Contribu The Dalles Saturday for their final Monday. to be torn no regulate its functions. These Speck pepper tion 50.00 truth » that moat of u c a n ,m a d g vitamina and mi„erals. o n t ’eup fcfatad American chees, Serves 6. examination before entering the Robert Schilling, Mrs. Jesse T prove the way we eat and be heal a e teclM {oods are milk, Three fourths cup sliced ripe olives army some time this month. Helyer and Ross Fields motored Waverly Balby Home: 1941 (Contribution 5000 Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds were to The Dalles Saturday to visit Mr. The goai'of every home maker l.'uits. vegetables, (including po- Three quartered hard cooked eggs Volunteer’s of America Home: hosts at a dinner party at their Helyer at the hospitah- T. Lester Johnson ■•‘S t a T ' d ’T o i on ^ " n r S ” breads I d cer«U . rice: then cook until Un- 1941 Contribution 50.00 »»-><* * home Wednesday evening. Those Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Fritts sound food oab,ta based not . n and of foods are d[r in boiling water to which 3 present were Mr. and Mrs. Tom were visitors ill The Dalles F ri Wasco-Sherman Public Health - lawyer Department: Nurse Sal chance, customs, or personal , , nutrition and to teaspoon of salt has been added, Alley, Mr. and Mrs. William Lut- day. but on the proven facts of nutn- t a t to prop«* ^P « jn ary $67.50; Traveling ex WAflOO MORO terell and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley. Mrs. B. M. Kelley, Mrs. Wren pense $10.00 7750 The evening was spent in playing Hogye> Mrs. Del Eakin, Mrs. Ar tional science. when jt contains au three in good again. Then stir in mustard. There are three main C a zell Lemley, Mrs. Eben Kee, Mr West Coast Printing & Bind cards. measure. Remember that every ing Co.: Supt office $12.00; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barnett and Mrs. Gerald Dryden, Miss food: food has something to add to good Sheriff’s office $218.16; returned here Thursday’ from Hei Cassie Holmes, and George Wilcox (1) Foods which are used by nutrition and to health. miston where he had been em attended the first aid instructions ... Assessor’s office $74.70; 304.86 the body for igrowth and repair. It is important to plan a g^od ployed for several months. class at the school house Mondav T Lester Johnson: District At These are the proteins. Typical combination of flavors as well as torney’s expense 10.00 protein foods ar) milk, meat, fish, Mrs. A. F. Balzer entertained afternoon. a balance of food values. And it members of the Grass Valley Mrs. Doh ’Smith and son, Larry, J M. Wilson: County Comm. 24.00 cheese and eggs usually follows that when food is bridge club and Mrs. Ted Everett catnt up from Cascade Locks Mon David Reid: County Comm. 14.00 (2) Foods that provide energy wej; COoked, it looks good and ha and visit nuu Mrs. Kendrick -------- Dunlap * as day to V ioJi- Mr. and Mrs. Gus — W R. Reid & Son: Repair on and warmth. These: are the fat.-. n)ore appeal for every one. Le County owned house - 12.20 and guests at her home Wednesday at Srnith an(j to pack their household carbohydrates. (Typical ener- cause of this it is worthwhile t & 1:30 dessert luncheon. Contract goocjs for shipment to Cascade E. M. Alley: Coroner’s fees 5.00 gy foods are bread, cereals, butter, «... i o -> « a- was in play at three tables with £<orjtg They returned home Wed- • » CLAIMS PRESENTED AND AL Mrs. George Wilcox and Mrs..Ken- nfesday LOWED AGAINST THE GEN drick Dunlap holding high scores Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crews The World’s News Seen Through ERAL ROAD FUND, JAN and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb low score were business visitors in The UARY TERM, 1942 for the afternoon. Dalles Tuesday. he hristian cience onitor Amount Account Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley. Mrs. The Rebekahs met at the IOOF Claimant An International Daily Newspaper $61.75 Herman Zeigler and Miss Myrtle hall Tuesday with a Pot Luck L. L. Peetfc: Roadmaster 73.99 SOCIETV I E. McPherson: Labor Helyer were visitors in The Dalles dinner at noon. 63.87 b T ru th fu l— Constructive— U n b ia w d — Free from Sem ational- W Kelley: Labor Thursday. Elsie Bibby accom The Grass Valley Rebekah lodge 17.55 u m __ Editorials A r« T im ely and Instructive u id Its D a ily ponied them to her home after is sponsoring a 500 card party to C. Bargenholt: Labor 70.15 spending several days here visit -be given at the IOOF hall Satur C. Hearing: Labor the M o n ito r an Id eal Newspaper fo r the H om e. 35.20 ing nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. day evening, January 24. Every; C Mersinger: Labor Price $ 12.00 Y ea rly , or t 1.00 a Mond». 25.30 Ait Bibby., one come and have a good time. A. Shearer: Labor Saturday Issue, including Magazine Section, $2.60 a Year. 93.75 L. L. Peetz: Roadmaster Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakin and A Introductory O ffe r, 6 Issues 25 Cent*. 72.10 E. McPherson: Labor sen. Harry Dean, drove to Port Obtainabla ta i * 18.90 land Thursday to visit relatives COUNTY COURT W. Kelley: Labor' 46.04 C. Bargenholt: ' Labor and on business for several days. Continued from page one. R.r.d ita ' hr-.tian S ':en. 63.84 Dell Olds and Howard Cline Impendent Children 22.40 C. Hearing: Labor * ■ . ; « iefv. Muro Oregon. 30.80 motored to Wamic on business Otis. Baker: Janitor’s Salary 75.00 C. Mersinger: Labor 30.55 Donald Martin: Labor Thursday. World Book Company: Supt. 8.00 Mr. and Mrs. Robert LeBleu are office expense 26.62 Matt Schwendel: Labor State Indus. Accident Comm. the parents of a daughter horn J C Freeman, Postmaster: Employees Protection 23.47 January 10 at the Dalles hospital. Stamps Supt. office 22.00 Notional Hospital Ass’n: Mr. and Mrs. Norris Gilkison Wily W. Knighten: Supt. office Employees Protection 6.00 were The Dalles visitors Saturday. help 50.00 Estel Hartley came home from May -------- — ------------ ------------------- .25 O’Meara-Supply & Imp. Co.: & Son: ---------, County Jail Machinery repair 27.79 Portland to visit his family re- Douma’s Market & Grocery: Interstate Tractor & Equip turning Monday afternoon. County Jail 3.86 ment Co: Machinery repair 19.64 Word was received here that A. M. Zezely: Expense Gov- City of Moro: Water, Moro Cwen Eakin and Harry Stark who ernment Tjapper 12.50 shed 3 50 were, inducted into the army Jan J. C. Freeman, Postmaster: uary 5 are now stationed at Fort Box Rent , 3.15 Porter-Wilson Automotive Ser Warren, Wyoming. Claud Bayer Americana Corp.: Supt. office \ vice: Machinery repair 35.16 who enlisted in Jhe army air Expense 2.00 Irwin-Hodson Co.: 'Road signs 5.88 corps January 3 is at Wichita Sherman 'County Journal: Sunset Motor Co.: Machinery Falls. Texas. repair 4.09 Coun«ty Printing $14.90; Mrs. C. A. Oestreich and Mrs. Geo. A' Potter: Road Expense Sheriff’s office $4.50: Wallace May were co-hostesses $10.90; Mrdse 1.95; 12.85 Supt’s office $13.00. . 32.30 when the Indies Social . Service Geo. A. Potter: County Judge’s S. W. Searcy: Insurance on club met at the former’s home Truck $20.20; Machinery Expense 8.10 Thursday afternoon. Nine mem S. W. Searcy: Courthouse ex parts 14.72; 24.92 bers were present for the business pense . 18.95 Pike’s Garage: Machinery Re m eeting and the questions and City of Moro: Water at Court pair 4.50 answ ers followed by refreshments. house 3.95 Pacific Power & Light Co.: A. A. Dunlap, Mrs. Ed Alley Pacific Power & Light Co.: Lights. Machine Sheds 3.2' and Miss Cassie Holmes attended More Garage: Machinery Re Lights at Courthouse 42.55 the Red Cross meeting in Moro Paulsen & Roles Lal).:’ Court- pair 53.75 Wednesday morning. 2.50 house expense 20.15 Sherman County Journal: Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Eakin were Marie Hoskinson: Assessor’s- Wes Wilde: Machinery repair 52.88 The Dalles visitors last Tuesday. Office help 39.00 J K. McKean: Machinery Mrs. Schuknack had th$ mis Sherman County Abstract Co.: parts 173.68 fortune to fall down stairs at the Foss & Co.: Machinery repair 4.95 Abstract re Henry Schade- Tom Garrett home on Saturday witz Estate Loan 32.00 Standard Oil Co.: Gas and Oil cutting her leg. Dr. Rockwell was Chas. R. Logan: 1941 Audit, (November) 83.3o called and took several stitches Balance 65.00 Standard Ool Co.: Gas and O 1 49.13 to close the wound. (December) Naomi Van Gilder Treasurer: Mrs. Edgar Alley and Mrs. Stamps 10.50 Shell Oil Co.: Gas and Oil 15.81 Jess Helyer motored to The Dalles Department of Agriculture: Seal (November) - Monday where they visited the Gas and Oil ei of Weights & Measures 3.76 Union Oil Co.: 77.56 former’s mother and the latter's M. R. Schadewitz: Insurance (November) husband at a hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bibby left A for The Dalles Sunday, staying all night before leaving for Portland to attend ito business matters. NOTICE?! If you can knit, or wish to learn, so you can help the Red Cross make men’s sleeveless sweaters, for the boys in our the C o p p er in a M ile o t Pow er L in e army, either call, see, or write to Mrs. J. E. Brown, Grass Valley. Oregon. ..TH A T’S W H Y WE CAN’T BUILD LONG EXTENSIONS Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley and children, Mrs. Kenneth Crews and TO SERVE NON-DEFENSE ACTIVITIES! „Lila Lee Alley were in The Dalles on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Roberts of and for o th e r v ital m ilita ry and naval Yir E le c tric ity h a s lo n g been so c h eap Corvallis are- the parents of a production. B ecause copper is one an d a b u n d a n t h e re th a t you and your son, Ronald Scott, bom Saturday of th e m ost esse n tia l w ar m ate ria ls, January 17. Mr. and Mrs. Fred n e ig h b o rs hav e com e to use it g e n th e O PM has placed s tric t p rio ritie s Cox are the infant’s grandparents, ero u sly , a n d m ore o r less ta k e it for and Mrs. W J. Davis is the great on all civilian uses of copper. N o g ra n te d . F a rm e rs have seen Pacific grandmother. longer can we e x te n d lines out into P o w er & L ig h t ru ra l lines e x te n d e d Frank and Oscar Ix'mley and ru ra l a re a s or into suburban p a rts of o u t fa rth e r a n d f a rth e r ev ery y e a r Mrs. Charles Lemley were busi For Generations— A Great Kentucky Whiskey cities and tow ns, as we could a few u n til to d a y p ra c tic a lly every farm in ness visitors in The Dalles Satur National D istillers Products Corp., N. Y . * 93 Proof m o n th s ago. N or can ex ten siv e in $2.40 Q t. th is area e n jo y s th e co m fo rts, c o n day. , . - s ta lla tio n s be m ade to serve sto re s Mr. and Mrs. Ralph-Eakin and veniences a n d lab o r-sav in g efficiency family of Moro were visiting at oooooeoooocoooooocc^xxxxyaoooîyMOOccoascosGOCoooe or in d u strie s w ith o u t ap p roval of th e of e le c trica l eq u ip m en t. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Estel Office of P ro d u c tio n M an ag em en t. Hartley Saturday. v i T h is, how ever, is "a grow ing area. U n d er p rese n t co n d itio n s new hom es Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley and Crass Valley „ avn r '¿ON <DAIRY COUNCIL Boys Take Army Examinations T C S . . . dig, dig, dig all d a y ...b u t tonight, M 6 ^ , 0 0 0 BULLETS FOR AMERICAN PLANES can fee m ade /rom ’P5 P, Resolve: ' C- N ew farm and c ity hom es are being built, new su b u rb an tra c ts are being opened up. In peacetim e, electric lines w ould be e x te n d e d p ro m p tly to th ese new cu sto m e rs in th e area we serve as a p a rt of our d aily job. • \ In 1942 to buy quality merchandise. Nothing can take the place of quality in food or V- clothing and this year please consult us first if you plan to build a home or moke when there will b e ' restrictions on amounts it is doubly important to be ony changes in*your electric service requirements. Your problems will be given every poisible consideration. BUT NOW W E ARE AT W AR. - C opper th a t o rd in a rily w ould go into new pow er lines m u st be used for b u lle ts to b last th e J a p s and N azis, u su ally can be served if th e y are a very sh o rt d ista n c e Jro m ex istin g d is trib u tio n lines. O f course it is an inconvenience not to have electric service so easily available as in th e p ast. B ut u n til o u r hom es and fam ilies have been m ade safe from barb aric enem ies, every A m erican w a n ts copper m ade into b u lle ts — no t into w ire! Pacific Power & Light Company sure of buying good gôôds by trading a t - .79 YEÀRS OF PUBLIC SERVICE Zeigler’s 0,” “ ’ Grass Valley N E L P tW U » Ì H I W A B » llL e r iM T STAT S AH D STA M P $ * Jrr>- r ’v A . ». «*- - »
