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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1942)
W J ." r-i SiyktyL 4 SJH M RBSAJH 4^43^^ Y OlIRNAL. MORO. ORSGON, I BU'-AT, JAN VARY M. 1 9 « / to y s a week, and a small portion- and orange and lemon rind. f of liver or chopped meat occasion- Apricot Custard Thiee cups hot milk Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crews left ly. Young children are ofter cd cereals twice a day. If cooked Four eggs, separated and well Sunday for The Dalles where Mrs. beaten Crews remained to visit her sis-, in milk they are more palatable One fourth teaspoon salt and more nourishing as well, and ter. Miss Louise Roth, while Mr. Crews went to Portland , on .busi when molded with dates or rai One fourth tap grated nutmeg .4. sins or topped with fruit they Grated orange and lemon rind ness returning home on Monday. One third cup sugar Miss Lila Lee Alley went t a offer a delightful change. One half apriaot for each sup Th< Dalles Monday to remaifj The Revenue Act of 1941 pro And last but not least, the home Stir beaten whites and yolks of several days for sinus treatm ents vides a simplified method of com maker must provide for herself at ergs in milk, add salt, nutmeg, and Coach Ray Jewel and the (basket puting income tax in the case of are not choice) Simple dessert, the noonday meal. Her Mrs. Glenn 'Perry and Mrs. John ball hoys motored to Odell Friday individuals whose gross income is TH E NOON DAY MEAL sugar. Flavor with grated lemon cookies, fru it; Milk, or cocoa made and energy *for her , household and orange rind. Butter custard P erry returned to their home in evening where they were defeated derived wholly from salary, wages Every mem ber of th e family tasks is in proportion to the land cups well, place apricot upside- Hillsboro Monday a fte r spending by the Odell team by a score of or other compensation for person should* have a satisfying noonday with milk. For school children whose tim e and quantity of food she eats apd several days here visiting rela- 45 to 18. On Saturday the G rass al services, dividends, interest, n.eal, hearty enough to c arry him down, fill cups with mixture, and is lim ited a t noon, it is im portant her own meals should not Ibe neg rent, annuities, or royalties, and place in pan, surrounding cups through the afternoon’s work Valley Tigers were defeated by Lives* ’ The Grass Valley Rebekah lodge the Madras quintet on the local does not exceed $3,000. A new w ithout fatigue, but not enough to tc have lunches served promptly lected. with water, and cook until done so this meal can be eaten leisure While a plain custard is usually is sponsoring a Ibasket social ant floor by a score of 28 to 25. Fr rm 104OA has been provided for make him drowsy and unable to in a medium oven (325) Cool be ly The soup and cocoa should a favorite with all members of the card p a rty a t the LO.O.F. hall fore removing from custard cups, The Grass Valley Rebekah lodge taxpayers who are entitled to and concentrate. net be so hot th a t they m ust wait family, there are ways to vary Wednesday night, February 4. No. 118 decided a t the last m eet elect to use such method. A table Serve with Apricot The fam ily group may be sm all for it to cool, and foods th a t re them and occasional varitions in serves 6. Every one welcome and all ladies ing to huv a $100 deefnse bond. Sauce: Cook entire .contents of 1 on the reverse side of this iForm er a t noon, for working members quire much chewing should be any basic recipe is a good plan medium sized can of apricots. shows the amount of tax on in and high school hoys and girls» ^ " o s c a r ^ L e m l e y , Mrs. Charles . for holding interest. The follow Glen Karnes and J. B. (Coon creasing' amounts of gross income often cannot get home for this avoided. [For toddlers, the noon meal ing variation calls for apricots Strain. Lemley, Mrs. Arzeli Lelnley and were business visitors in The a fte r the proper allowance of $400 meal. In such cases, the th rifty should be ¿heir hearty meal, but Alton Olds were visitors m The Dalles Friday. for each dependent, if any. home m aker will want to use left the general plan given above will Miss Lila Lee Alley and Phyllis Dalles Friday. Lemley and Olds The tax under the simplified overs th a t are not enough to serve be adaptable fo r these small chil 1N tf bail to tak e their physical exam i P otter are on the sick list this method is the same for each $25.00 the whole family group. The plan dren. Their portions of soup or week. block of gross income and the tax foi this meal will vary according nation for the army. Gus Engstrom went to The payer need only ascertain in which to w hat foods she has on hand, creamed dish will be sm aller than Mrs. Edgar Alley. Mrs. Herman those of older children. A soft Zeigler, Mrs. Ed Alley and Miss Dalles Thursday to visit Mrs. block his gross income (less allow but in general m ight include: Soup boiled or scram bled egg or cus Engstrom who is ill at a hospital. Virginia Helyer were visitors in ance for dependents) falls to de creamed dish or sandw iches, ta rd should be added several Last reports were th a t »he is term ine his tax. A flat reduction Brea£ and (butter^ (if sandwiches T ht 'Dalles Saturday. Norman P otter and son Duan“ much better. of 10 percent has been made in Mrs. Ted E verett entertained arriving at the am ount of tax were business visitors here S un m t mbers of the junior bridge club shown in the table for deductions day from The Dalles. ic • The World’s News Seen Through end additional guests a t her home such as charitable contributions Mts- E rnest B’aylock. Mrs. Clvd- Wednesday afternoon with high and taxes paid, so th a t the tax TH E CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR S t^ d le y and Mrs. Clyde Smith score for the afternoon being held n - ’.e r who uses this method does A . In ton ation ^ Daily Ntu/tpaper were hostesses at the card p arty by Mrs. Don Smith and Mrs. Dell not list these hut gets an auto- at the LO.O.F, hall Saturday Olds and low score to Mrs. Arzeli rnrHc^deducfrion of 10 nerc°nt. evening soonw red by the R.lbekab Under the simplified method th n Lemley. lodfire Five hundred waa in pla\ and It« D«My statu s of a person on the last KENTUCKY STRAIGHT L five tables with high scores Grass Valley Rebekah Lodge day of the taxable year is the gov- . Section, Make BOURBON WHISKEY brine held by Mrs. Roy Wells ano Nr. 118 held installation of officers erning factor in determ ining th a «Ù Üomtor an Ideai Noompapor for tha Price $12-00 Yearly, or $1.00 a Month- Kendrick Dunlhri and low scores a t their regular meeting Wednes exemption level ($750 for single were held by Mrs. N orris Gilk»- day evening. Mrs. Frank Baver, persons and m arried persons not "CHEERFUL son and Arch Fortner. Refresh^ district deputy president and Mrs. n.ents were served at the close of George Wilcox, as m arshal, in living with husband or wife and $1.500 for m arried persons living AS N A 9tE ’' stalled the following officers: Mrs. together) as well as the credit .for the evening. .ding Room, Christian Scie- N.ÜOM1 DùüUen C. A. -Oesterich, noble grand; Mrs. Mr.rn OrcCOn. Mrs. Estel H artley, who spent Ix ste r Barnum, vice grand; Mrs. dependents. Product» Corp-. N. Y. * 93 Proof T A husband and wife living to a week visiting her parents at T. M. Rolfe, secretary; Mrs. E r Kelso returned home Sunday with nest Blaylock, treasu rer; Mrs gether on the last day of the ta x » » do I I I » ...................... Mr H artley. Henry Reckman E dgar Aliey, warden; Mrs. John able year may file separate returns accompanied them here to spend Rolfe, conductor: Mrs. Herman on Form 1040A if the gross income T ' the week end, returning to Port- Ztigler, inside guardian; Mrs. of each is from the prescribed sources and does not exceed $3,000, ; i And Monday afternoon with Mr. Wren Hogue, outside guardian. or they may file a single joint r e Refreshm ents were served to Hartley. turn on th a t Form if their com- about twenty twenty me members. Vernon Shipley was in The about ers. Mrs. . Al- income is from the prescrib Dalles Saturday for - his army fred Kock presented a g ilt from ed sources and does not exceed the lodge to Mrs. Don Smith, who ' • 4 P,' ^ Cai n d SMrS. Fred Cox drove left to make her home a t Bonne $3.000. The use of the simplified method to The Dalles Sunday when Mrs. ville, and a g ift to Mrs. Arch Can is optional with the taxpayer Cox left for Corvallis to visit her tra ll, who will leave in the near but once an election has -been made son in law and daughter, Mr. and future for Portland where they for any year, it is irrevocable for M k A l Roberts, and the new will make their home. th at year. If a taxpayer files a re turn under th e simplified method There was a good attendance grand son. Sun- Bill Davis of Wasco spen11 a at t th€ h wi» ol tne ay nv*. the taxaDie taxable year year ne he m may not the basket basket Dan ball games games v on the j foi day visiting a t the home of Mr. floor Hast Tuesday E vening th ereafter file a return under the and Mrs. Sam D avis. ,__ . the » 7.oKr»s de- provisions nf of ♦>»» the law for when Grass \;«lli»v Valley Zebras de general »«./wiainna feuted the Dalles Townies and th at year. Conversely, if he files Rev. Gerald Dryden went O Wasco defeated the Moro Townies a return under the general provi Redmond Thursday to attend sions for any taxable year, he may conference on Friday of th e pas in a benefit game for the Red not th ere after file a retu rn under Cross. $15.00 was turned over to tors of the -Deschutes Association, the simplified method for th a t the Red Cross. returning home Saturday. p year. However, a new election is -Mrs. Glen Karnes went to Hood stopped a t Bend and Prineville on River Thursday on business r e allowed for each succeeding ta x the way home. able year. Mr. and Mrs. A rt Bibby re tu rn turning homte Friday. Mrs. Estel H artley accompanied ed home Friday from Tygh Valley C H U R C H E S where they stopped to v isit. Mr. Mr. H artley when he returned to and Mrs, A rt 'Muller on their way Portland, and will visit her p a r Moro Community Preitoyterian en ts, Mr. and Mrs. Dick -Reckman home rfom (Portland. Church: 'Bible school a t 10 a. m. th is week. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ruggles, Morning worship 11 a. m. S erf on. Friday the G rass Valley Tigers will play the Wasco team on the Mrs. Orville Ruggles and Mr. ano “ W hat Seeeat Thou,” ^ Christian Mrs. George Wilcox were visitors Endeavor a t 7:30 p. m. Prayei Wasco floor. m eeting Wednesday a t 7:00 p. m. Saturday, Jan u ary 31 the Grass in The Dalles Saturday. Valley Zebras will play the Park- Miss Virginia Huhman of Sandy C roir practice Wednesday at 8 Jam es D. Moberg, pastor. came »Saturday to spend several p. m. dale Townies on the local floor. days visiting friends. She re tu rn Moro Christian Science Church. Those who attended the first aid ed home Thursday. Sunday school a t 10 a. m. Church instructions a t the school house Robert Schilling and Mrs. Jesse service a t 11 a. m.; subject Love. Monday afternoon Were Mr. and Mrs.- Gerald Dryden, George Wil Helyer motored to The Dalles Wednesday evening m eeting at 8 cox, Mrs. A rt Bibby, Mrs. Eben Wednesday to visit Mr. Helyer at p. m. arid includes testim onials of Kee, Mrs. Del Eakin, Miss Cassie a hospital, and he came home with C hristian' Science healings. The rending room is in the rea r of the Holmes. Mrs. I. D. Pike and Mrs. them. Mrs. John Perry of Hillsboro church building and has an a t Arzeli Lemley. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Denis came up Wednesday to v isit Mr. tendant a tfe r the church services. accompanied by Mrs. Ellen Potter and Mrs. John Rolfe several days and daughter Phyllis went to The Mrs. Glen Perry accompanied Dalles Sunday when IPhyllis en them to visit her father, E arl Olds. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Rolfe, Mrs. tered the hospital for medical Roy Wells and Mrs. Arch C antrall treatm ent. - Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap? Miss motored to The (Dalles Saturday. Cassie Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mrs. C antrall went pn to Portland There will be open hunting Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Everett to visit Mr. Cantrall* who is w ork season this year for both large and Mr. and Mrs. Arzeli Lemley ing in the ship ayrds. and small game in so fa r as ac 1 / Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne and tion of the Game Commission is attended the American Legion and Auxiliary a t Kent Thursday eve family were visitors in The Dalles concerned, According to Frank B. last Thursday. W ire, state game supervisor. ning. Rumors have been going around Journal to the effect th a t the entire state will be closed to hunting this \3 a ll, but the Commission has in dicated th a t it sees no necessity foi such closure and plans to Any kind or quality of stationery meet in June, the time specified by Y O U ! W IN ! any size or color perm itted by law, to set the hunting seasons VOCABULARY and bag lim its on game birds and regulations, promptly done. anim als for the current year. Bride Leaves Grass Valley ' .... - ^ ' Income Tax H ealth Q u e stio n s A n s w e re d con I qairy After Visit council 7^The\sunshine o f Old K entucky | À c p tu r e d fo r y o a in A " I l A re you Proud of your Farm? W h y not have us piint some ap propriate stationery to indicate to if ' your correspondents that you have V * a farm? ? x Hunting Seasons Not Changed W h e a t farmers are an envied group. ★ Wines may be naturally grouped with their accom panying foods- 'because wine and food are ideal companions. Ask fo r... A P P E T IZ E R wines In »hi« group oro »horrio«, var- mouth», atadoirm and wortola*. TABLE O R D IN N E R wines Quickly d au lfia d os rod or wfclto. Rod wloot indudo d o rot, ilnfan- dol and burgundy. WkHo wtnae Indudo ooutorno, rklno wlno», ekablfo and wbito cblanti. D E S S E R T wines Sherman County Journal Resolve: In 1 9 4 2 to buy quality merchandise. Nothing can take the place of quality in food or clothing and this year when there will be restrictions on amounts it is doubly important to be - sure of buying good goods by trading at-- Far rafreohinont »olact from port, muMotot (okay or angelica WINE COUNCIL OF OREGON /« tr ie r ’s ç£S“ y Grass Valley 7 ?■
