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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.
____
____
W ASCO
T. Laster Jobas«
I
Xee/p e
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t