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JÓLKNAU MORO. ÜRKGON 7
FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1943
10, a t general election Nov.
■were served by the hostess.
<
6.12 * :
3, 1942
Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r Smith,
H. O. Kunsman, Balance due
Mr. and Mre. B. W. Grady, and
as Clerk of Moro Precinct
Mr. and Mrs. Ormund Hiider-
No" 10, a t general election
brand were -business callers in
6.12
U niversity of Oregon, Eugene— , Nov. 3, 1942
The Dalles Saturday.
Carl F, Peeta, Moro, was recently Theodore Johnston, Balance
Wasco hae a scarcity of news
R&deiud
appointed to the position of first
due as clerk of Moro Pre-
this week. Everybody has been
cinct No. 10,’ a t general e-
lieutenant
in
the
university
re
­
Rosebud is eight, and the most
6.12
busy thaw ing out a fte r the se­ beautiful shade of caram el fudg-
lection Nov. 3, 1942
serve officers’ training corps by
arately. W rap each kind of sand­
vere
cold
snap
of
Saturday
and
To her loving Mammy and Pappy
c . L. Sampson, head of the ^ a e Moore, Balance due as
BETTER LUNCHES FOR
A Mis« M arsh, returned mis
wich and other foods in a sep ar­
____
_____
,
__
_
Sunday.
A
high
wind
Thursday
she
is
known,
on
approximately
a
1-
m
ilitary
science
departm
ent,
Clerk
of
Moro
Precinct
No.
kionary from Malay, gave talks
YOUR WORKERS
ate piece of waited p a p e r’s Jih L f
Commissioned officers a^e cho-
a t G ^ Valley arid Wasco last night did some damage to win- ternate days, as ‘¿Angel and You
10, a t general
election
I
f
s
amazing
w
hat
a
variety
of
keep« things fresh and keeps fla-
child
dayl
that
Rosebud
tied
the
sen
.from
selond
year
advanced
.
Thursday afternoon and evening, dows and chimney flues.
th is
6.12
Nov. 3, 1942
weli-chosen,
nourishing
meals
can
vors from mixing. W rap salt in
Rev F L. Cannell m et her a t was followed Friday by snow and knots in the shirts that Mammy had students, sergeants from the first
Lester Johnson, D istrict
7.50 be put up for the day or night waxed paper or use a small shak-
noon' a t Biggs, and took Mias a sudden drop to below-zero wea- taken in for washing and poured the year advanced class, and corpor- - A ttorney expenses
• workers if the six simple rules er with a tig h t cap. Pack salads.
Marsh, Mrs Cannell, and Mrs. ther, making everybody too busy whole of the vanilla ¿>ottl® . J 10.
als are appointed from the second w ily W . Knighten, Office
lamb stew, just, she said ater
basic class
50.00
shown below are followed. R< juicy fru its and vegetables in a
M. Akers to th e home of Mrs. hustling coal and wood, «Poking through
help
bitter tears, to “flavor it up year basic class.
member
these six things:
glase ja r w ith a tig h t lid.
Cha«. Lemley south o f Grass fires, tending stock, etc., to take some .
J. C. Freem en, P. M., Box
„
. , .
1—Give them plenty. Encour-
5— Include a surprise. The un-
Valley, where a meeting of the time out or have a d e a i r ^ t o g o
On her angel days Rosebud is
• '
rent > due for q u arter end­
3.15
age
your
lunch
carriers
to
eat
a.
expected
adds zest to life. Don t
(o lir t
Methodist ladies was held follow- any place except in the wnmed - equally imaginative even if a more |
ing Dec. 31, 1942
restful occupant of the little shack V U U U iy U U U I I
good,
solid
mid-day
meal.
Re-
let
your
family
worker* expect the
ing a pot luck dinner. Miss M arsh ate vicinity of a good fire,
Sherman County Journal,
down on Vinegar Hill. Once when
-
member
th
a
t
lunch,
whether
eat-
game
things
day
a fte r day. „ S u r­
County
printing
$5.65
told of her experience« in the
Mammy was out Conttnn«*d from page one.
en a t home, from a box, or in a prise them with little delicacies
2.50
doing day work.
of official car
Election cards
8.00
mission field in Malay and in pE R goN A L EXEMPTION
restaurant, should provide about «uch as stuffed dates, a pieee of
Rosebud got a poss & Co., Expense of of-
Assessor’s supplies 65.00
getting home to America a fte r
wave
of
cleaning
Total
78.65
one-third
of the day’s food needs, chocolate, or a package of salted
the Jan invasion.
For federal income tax return
ficial car -v..>
$4.50
fever and scoured
Chas.
R.
Logan,
Audit
of
Co.
An
ample
lunch means a better nut«.
A t Wasco th a t evening a nuni- purposes, every individual is a l­
Courthouse
su
p
p
lier
1-20
every pot and pan
bo(>ks
»81.25 day’s work, with lesa jfa tig u e .
—Give them milk—Make milk
Total
5.70
t a r gathered a t the
Methodist lowed a credit against his net in­
in the kitchen so
W
asco-Sherman
Public
2
-
C
i
v
e
’
them
varM
^T*
In
a
a
p
a rt of every lunch box _mcal.
that
they
literally
personage to hear of her experi- oome which varies with his do-
Standard Oil Co. of Calif.,-
glistened. Anoth­
Health
Departm
ent,
lunch
box.
as
elsewhere,
variety
P
ut
it in the therm os if it can t
ences.
mestic status, th a t is, w hether he
Expanse of official car
19.14
er day, left alone.
Health Nurse Salary 22.50
is the spice of lif«;> Variety will be obtained where your family
Mr. and Mrs. P at O’M eara made is (a) a single person, (b) a mar-
Geo.
H,
Wilcox.
Prem
ium
s
she tidied up
Health Nurse Travel 37.60
keep box lunches from getting members work. Make hot soups
a trip to Portland Tuesday, re- tied person living with husband Mammy’s and Pappy’s room to such
on b^nds e f officers
105.00
Total
60.10
monotonous. V ariety breads and or hot chocolate with milk and
turning Friday. While there they or wife, or (c) a head of a fam- a point of apple-pie order that it was Giles L. French, Premiums
variety in sandwich- fillings: jel- use the thermos.
on bondg of officerg
go.OO T Lester Johnson, Premiums
called on Phil Yates in the hos- ily. This credit is known as per- a week before Pappy could find an
on officer’s bonds
110.09 lies, jam s, m eats. cheeses, eggs,
Here are two satisfying luncu
pital. finding him some improved, sonal exemption, and is shown u"Rosebud 1, a great reader of the Department of Agriculture,
C
R
Callaway
&
Son.
Burial
salad
filling*
made
from
l
e
f
t
box
menus:
Raymond Van Gilder left Tues- On line 2f~of the return Form 1040. newspapers. Mammy and 'Pappy
Sealer, weights and meas- .
snace for Andrew P. An- ‘
overs. Variety in fruijs, vegeta-
1—2 flaked fish santl^ ' ch^ ° ’
day to answer his country’s call.
The personal exemption for a don’t take one, but there are plenty . ures
.. • 3.76'
(lprgnn
......
1XLQQ, hies, and desserts. Something dif- enriched bread; 1 chopped veg ta-
He was sent to F t. Lewis, Wn.
single person is $500 for the year, of perfectly good newspapers blow- L?on H Smith, indemnity for
ferent every day.
1 ' ble salad sandwich on whole wheat
,
d ^ a s e d cattle
Recent word from Jam es O’- for a m arried person living with ing round Vinegar Hill. It was out
__Give them “protective foods.” bread: macarone salad in glass
of one of them that Rosebud got her
T
*
12 00 COUNTY ROAD FUND CLAIM*?
Meara is th a t he has been trans- husband or wife, $1200; and for idea for spending the ten cents the
slaughtered
ROAD EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL T h is 4 , where the lunch diet usu- i « ; apple. fig b a r.; and hot e h o -
ftrre d to Englewood, Cal., for a a ‘‘head of fam ily” $1200 Wid- Bunny ___
had put under her pillow the Jonathan N. Maclnnes, In
. ally falls short. Include as many olate in the thermos.
_i-«-a.i—
eomnniit
break-
demnity for Bang’s dis-
dis­
month’* training in an aviation owgt widowers, divorcees and m ar- „¡gbt
her tooth came
out. After break
Amount of these as possible. Milk, fru it
2— Cream of tomato soup in the
Claimant
factory there.
•
- r ied persons separated by m utual fas Rosebud disappeared down
eased cattle slaughtered
12 00
$87,6o
and
vegetables,
and
eggs
are
the
thermo«;
crackers. 2 American
L. L. Peetz
Mr. and M r,. Wm. Clothier and consent, „ we„ „ peraon, who
reappeared » o n
87.10 .protective foods, and all l e n d cheese sandwiches on rye bread;
■with a beautiful tcn-cent War Stamp Clara M ersinger, Assessor’s 22.00 E. McPherson
daughter Anne were gue«ts of have never been m arried, a r e
office help.
„ TJ
pasted firmly into a brand-new book
82.40 themselves to lunch box
use. two deviled eggs; carrot strips;
C Bargenholt
Mr. and Mrs. Diebert Johnson c| assed as single persons.
with neat little squares for more C. A. Ruggite, Assessor's of-
47.60
4—W rap things well—and sep- individual apple pie.
J.
T.
C
authers
Sunday. A birthday dinner hon-
head of family is defined as stamps. She displayed her invest­
fice help
"
,8.00
89.25
L. L. Peetz
ored M r Johnson.
««an individual who actually sup- ment to Mammy. “I declare you re J . C. F re e m a n P. M., stam ps
82.10
an
angel
child,”
Mammy
sa|d.
Rose­
for A s s e s s * . office
30.00 E. McPherson
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bdshee and
g and m aintaing in one house-
bud went on sitting on the kitchen
59.20
C.
Bargenholt
baby daughter lef’ for Seattle ..w—
or
individuals who ,iwua
_ more
__
-
Pa’cific Power &. Light Co.,
floor ..........................w-
staring with large brown eye*
45.50
J.
T.
Cauthers
Thursday afternoon after a sever- a^ “ cj^geiy connected with him by at \ h e ’empty squares in her book.
Lights for'(courthouse for
28.70
al weeks’ visit with Mr. and Mrs. blood rciationship, relationship by fro m time to time she took hold of s December - .
42 00 H. Craber
9.10
Geo.
Wilson
Roy Belshee north of town.
m arriage or by adoption, a n d one or another of her teeth ana
of Moro, W ater for
Account
The Pythian Slater, m e t¿ h u r» - wh08e \ , Kht ito e»erci,e family
E n g r o s s e d In , par-
1.95
courthouse for December
Secretary of State, 1943 Li­
day evening. Jan., a n d M w r u i f l controj and provide for those de- ticularly big washing. Rosebud was Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., Tele­
censes (Road Equip.)
5.00
regular session they celebrated all
dent individuals is based upon as quiet as a mouse and Mammy
phones, all offices
33.80
Ross
O
m
duff,
Clerical
25.00
the October, November and De-
oral
j
j obligation-’" forgot about her until, coming m S tate Indus. Acc. Comm.,
Comm.,
camber birthday, of m em ber, A
m arried per. from the yard with her arm . 1ull of
4.80 State Indus. Acc.
Peace Officer’s protection
feed of jello, angel cake with *
with husband o r
Protection road employees 23.74
J. C. Freem an, P,:M., Stamps
10.00 National Hospital Assn., Em ­
whipped cream, and coiiee was
m ay, therefore, enjoy
a Scenting the devil in her angel child
for Clerk’s office
ployees’ protection
5.09
enjoyed and gifts were exchanged.
f aTny v exemption under - Mamrny shouted at her. “ Rosebud! y eima McKean, Balance due
A
rthur
F.
Cook,
Clerical
10.00
M r,. Gen. Drinkard and daugh- cfrU in con<Jition8
-
- - yerc
- - - .......
.. that
. . . . hammer! What
w hat
...........................
Come
with
as chairm an of Moro pre­
C, I. Laffoon, labor on roads 39.00
you planning on doing?”
ter, Mrs. Roland Johnson, were
cinct No. 10, at general e-
Taxpayers using a simpline
whst was done was done. In
6.12 W alther-W illiam s Co., Sun­
hoatesses a t the Wasco
returri (which is perm itted if the R e b u f f s other hand was another
lection N«**. 3, L942
4.25
dry supplies \
rooms Tuesday to a num
gross income for the year is $3000 tooth. Her mouth was stretched in E. E. Barzee, Balance due as
Foss
A
Co.,
Machinery
re­
Wasco ladies, honoring Mrs. J as. or less and derived solely from a broad if slightly bloody smile. I
Judge of Moro precinct No.
6.35
pairs
O’Meara with a stork shower. A earaings from employment and-or ain’t doing nothing. M am m y,” she
said.
“I’m
just
filling
w
n
y
stam
p
Sherman
County
*
Journal,
social afternoon was spent with frmn dividends, interest and annu­
7.00
J.
Printing
entertainm ent of singing and ities) obtain personal exemption book.”
h isto ry from an actual report in
Geo. B. Moon, Machinery
r’^ * * * r ou* Bo>%
playing by a group of high school based on their Rtatus as of Juljr the files of the Treasury Depart­
.75
p a rts
TOP THPT 1 0 %
girl*. a L ight refreshm
ents were 1 of the year. . Thus, a taxpayer,. ment.)
,
• • •
Pike’s
Garage.
Machinery
re-
■ I 3YNEPDW S
A M
tvh Cxwits of m arried and living with husband'
Say yes. Take ......................
your change In War
12.05 _ .
_ pair
Corp, and Mr*. Ted Coat* ol
t .r entitled u
Stamps. Your Investment in War
O’M eara Supply & Imp. Co.,
Chicago* 111., are yum re a
® $1200 personal exemption on form
Bonds today wiU save a payday for
Machinery p arts
214.34
home 0* the corporal* p
, inanA* if he were a widower on tomorrow.
■ u. s. 1 r.nxi<rv
W. R. Reid A Son. Wiring
Mr. and M r,. C. E. Coat,. Corp.
eI<miptlon would •«..
6.33
Garage a t Moro
C oat, has a 16-day furlough. On
irreaDective of the dat« on
Mrs.
J.
C.
Freeman,
Sundry
Saturday. Mr .and M r ^
The
3.09
supplies
Sayra, parents of M r.. T Coats.
o{
exem ption „ nol
J. K. McKean, Machinery
of Moro, via.ted them , and Mom
from the incOTne but ,
7.70
P arts
day Mr. and M r,. E1V>" E*k ,
¡, reflected in the am ount of tax
Moro
Lumber
A
Fuel
Yard,
Graaa Valley .p e n t the m ght.
u M e of the reverse
5.10
Sundry supplies
M r.. Bakin la a .¡«ter of Corp.
/.ny c.Sc-ge in the meet share wovfd reduce or increase :iis abev*
City of Moro, Dec. w ater,
1.75
Moro
shed
pe r e ’-'eges prof.arjonstdy.
M M ^ b ‘°"eftf
Pacific Power A Light Co,,
Varioiy meats (Hvor, heart, kidney, etc.} are not restricted. Pach
f o 7 . camp
Pec. lights, Moro shed $1.10
Wasco
shed
1-00
WVMI0
o i these meats added io your
w eekly share or re-
M i. and M r,. Is bald T h u . for a person who
2.10
Total
str‘:ied meats w ill increa;« the above percentoaes obavt asfclio'vs:
Union Oil Co., Nov. Gas A
L V T V l d ^ r , 0 Wm Nera- n T tT h e ad " of“ fam ily prior to bis
C a rrie s 1%, protein 3% , phesphorvt 2 ^ .% , iron 8 c/c, vitamin A 14%,
Oil
r
67.98
h T a i . V r t h d ^ c e l X a t i o n hon, m arriage. £
p e r - a l exem p „ o „
th:anine
./:.■? 8 % / niacin 7% , vitamin C lMi%.
Standard Oil Co., Nov. Gas
haO
nr c ^ li. e ^ P’*yed : ° X b.e, r . ^ e 2 man. plu.
A Oil
44-36
Statistics from M at'l Live Stack * M eet
Shell Oil Co., Oct. A Nov.,
% > W . « o W o ^ n ’, Study Club for the aix
Gas A Oil
>
10.90
m e ? F rid a y a t the home of Mra. m an).
‘has no in-
Local Student Now
Missionary Tells
R.O.T.C. Lieutenant
WaSco People of
ORÊGON <PA'^V 'COUNCIL
Experiences
Food Value of Your Share of Meut
U. S. Marines Set Sail 167 Years Ago
Or, First Overseas “Commando” Raid
Guy Andrew , with 12 m em ber, aumed^
,
present. M r,. H. A. W hite led come.
the diK U ,.ion on con.um er new .
M .m e d person, m ay h
and Oregon products.
er. file joint
eJ " h¥th" “ ’ “
Mr and Mr*. Bruce Grady of one has no income, and y •
Waaeo and Mr. and Mra. Cecil a joint return a couple m»” * "
Field, of Rufus .p e n t last week during the year may abt“
in Portland.
exemption “
‘‘X ? J , u!d t e
The Tillicirm club met a t the emption to which they
home of M r,. L. L. Funk Thura- entitled for the period of r n . r r ^
day afternoon. Jan. 14. w ith the ,t»tua. plu. the * mount
tb ? "
following gueats prm ent: Mra. individual exem ption, pnor^ 4 »
Joe Hilderbrand. Mra. Elva Hines, their m arriage. . In the exampi
Mra. Ted E verett, and Mrs. Virgil given the total
, „ 3(,
Brock of The Dalle,. M r,. Sam Joint return would be $1100
Brock and Mrs. Wm.Neahit had for each spouse for ,ix mrnrtim
high .core,. Light refreshm ent, p lu , $600 for six month
_____ ____________ried status.)
u a husband and wife living to­
gether both have income and fife
separate returns on form 104Q„
the personal exemtption applica­
ble to a m arried person may be
taken in the return of either or
divided between them in any w ay
as they may agree, but the t0^
personal exemption taken in
tw o separate return« may not ex-
ceed $1200.
,
Warm-up
Wear
“Caterpillar“ D i e s e l Tractor*
were designed with in-built start­
ing engine* tn provide positive
and u f e starting, regardless of
weather. The safety feature of
this starting ayatem is particu­
larly
valuable in eliminating
warm up wear. Take full advan­
tage of it—«How ample time for
the starting engine to torn and
condition the Diesel.
O’MtARA
Supply & Imp. Co
AMl ttw m
OUrpIBar
Tun T avern in P hilad elph ia, f lr * t recruitin g place ot C on tinen tal M arines
IÖ
NE hundred and sixty-seven schooners at Philadelphia. The Ma­
year* ago the United State* rines were put aboard and the ex-j
! Marines began their flr«t oversea* pedltlon set forth with secret order*
' expedition and under command of on January 17, 1776.
They were Joined oy two ships
, their leader. Captain Sam uel Nlcho-
j
promptly brought it to a sue- from Baltimore and on March 3rd.,
' .>‘**ful finish. It was the 1,776 rer- eight of the ships arrived at New J
( *ion ot a com m ando rand but ended Providence in the Bahama Island»,
‘ with the bloodies* surrender by a fired a few broadsides, loaded all.
small British garrison in the Ba df the marines into the sloop Cahof,;
hams Islands of a great store of and the first commando raid in our
supplies including 71 cannons. 1-5 I history was under way. C aptain(
mortars and a quantity of gun ¡N icholas put 220 m arines ashore,
powder
i assisted by 50 sailors under Lieu ]
The Continental Congress author ¡tenant Weaver. He offered hon?r .
tzed the recruiting of a force ot ‘ able terms, was invited to a parky, i
1 Marine» on N o v e m h e /l0 r 1775 after ' and the surrender was accom plish
became apparent that defensive ed without bloodshed on the follow-
.
by the revoidng American '»ng day The captured guns and (
, co|onte8 was not enough. It was d e , stores were loaded, the Governor
elded to form a email u^ll tram wi and a number ot otber British of ;
fighting force for foreign landing ficials were takefT’faboard as cap­
tives and the raiding force depart­
operations.
The Marine* were recruited at ed for home on March 17th.
Tun’s Tavern remained as a patri­
the famous Tun’s Tavern in Phila­
otic
shrine Tor many years but!
delphia during November and De
UkWYl
camber 1774, and Robert Mullan, eventually was razed A historical
th* doughty innkeeper, was com tablet marks its location on old
missioned a Captain and serv ed as W ater Street. • --------- 1------------------~L
There is no exact record of the!
Recruiting Officer and as Com­
mander of one ot the companies. first Marines' authorized dally rw
He was both a famous host and an tlona. though it is believed they
GAS AND OIL
on «standi ng patriot and the foam­ Included — when obtainable — *i
ing mugs of beer and ale whfleb he pound of beef or three-fourth pound
i - 4 Any Quantity
dispensed to wash down the bounte­ of pork or one pound of salt fish:
ous rations of the recruits «fulckly one pound of bread or flour; vege­
B,. H. McKEAN and SOH
Piled the ranks of the first force of tables; milk; beer and dd«r; but-
In su ra n ce
«** men who were erganlaod and ’ ter; vinegar and rice or meaL Bu:
Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel
trained *e rapidly shat ttiey were | when they were in Philadelphia
rana* to go by Usw Tear’a Day. i doughty old Robert Mullan always
Farm Implementa, Bag*. Twine
, 77<.
I saw to It that they had the beat of
PHONES
_ ..
1 Bask Hopkins, com m issi(med a* ¡fare that Tun’s Tavern could p ro
Office
Feed sto re
Residence
Naval commander, had mean- |v id e them from It* bounteous »0*1«
182
«
wbila
mitfitted a aQuadron of two —and a foamy draught to waab It
'
162
163
O R EG O N ; »aipa. two brig*, two sloops and tw o 'dpkm.
____
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W ASCO
T. Laster Jobas«
I
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