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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1943)
4 * * 4 ^ 4. ttH UHM AN JAHJRNAL. MORO. OREGON. 254.86 - 88 83 6235.86 756.25 439.30 147-48 Resolution of Respect Again tha^ unwelcome vet restless visitor, death, hath en tered the portals of Marian Re bekah Lodge No. 127 and sum- maned our dear sister, Ida Hetx- ler, on May 28, 1943 to the beau tiful home beyond. Her zealous works in the interests of oar be loved order and her life laden with gentleness and kind deeds has won for her the plaudets of the good Master and will (cause her name to ba eherished i.i af - fectlonate memory in our lodge. And whereas, the all wise Fa ther hath called our beloved sis ter to the New Jerusalem, where, “happily she hath heard the sig nal of her release on the bells of the Holy City, the chimes ct RECEIPTS IV 1.7WL.U 87.26 ' 25.00 #74.81 •125.00 . FRIDAY, JUNE 11,’ J»M 799-90 56.36 “ 45.00 46.72 290.00 1852.40 103.80 80.00 179.84 125.00 1513.20 1Ô3.O7 75.00* 125.00 125.00 26L9Î 498.19 ' 185.24 261 6803.52 185 56-, 324.17 V 576.30 7085.13 £77.90 787.11 376.00 60.00 89.11 279.33 * 673.40 GENERAL 810.56 24.70 62 00 1200 330-00 135.00 20.00 76.00 1010.46 80.05 97 .(XI 57.72 620.00 135.00 20.00 7500 375.00 50.00 217.90 299.97 Clerk’s Fees Sheriff’s Fees Justice of Peace Fines Rent of County-owned Property Rent of County Agent’s Offices Sale of Fire Fighting Equipment Beer Licenses Sale of Property Refund State Welfare Department Clerk’s Fines Malt Beverage, by Sec. of State Taylor Grazing Act 128.79 . ’ 20.04 GENERAL ROAD FUND 5784.06 Motor Vehicle Gas and Oil Refund 14.29 Rent of Equipment 477.89 25.88 Sale of Gravel and Powder 173.25 ., ' j , . Justice of Peace Fines 100.00 ' • Clerk’s Fines 2376.98 385.06 59.50 719.08 402.40 8161.94 399.35 537.39 744-96 575.65 100.00 14,157.38’ Total - Schedule I. SUMMARY OF a a ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES. RECEIPTS AND TAX LEVIES FISCAL YEAR 1943-44 _ _ _ _ _ _ __ aa w it___ _1 _ _________ 1 ___ * 5 Gen. Road Total AH Funds General 1943-44 Tax Calculation 40,600.00 85,025.60 44,425.60 Total Est. Expenditures 10,519.29 3.638.09 Deduct— Est Receipts 14,157.38 15,080.71 55,787.51 Necessary to Balance Budget 70,868.22 AddrEst. Amt. 1943-44 tax hot paid NONE TAK LEVIES inside 6% 70,868.22 SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES. RECEIPTS AND TAX LEVIES FISCAL YEAR 1942-43 Schedule II Market Road Gen- Road Malt Bev. Bridge General Total All Funds 1942-43 Tax Calculation 25,050.00 72.321.70 47,271.70 Total Est Expenditures 14/427.88 160.00 2,00000 235.66 60,00000 33.176.47 Deduct—Est. Receipts 22.321.70 Necessary to Balance Budget 2.232.17 - Add: Est. uncollected taxes 24,663.87 , TAX LEVIES inside 6% eternal peace." And she having been a faithful and ardent work er in the teachings of Friendship, Love and Truth, therefore be it Resolved, that Marian Rebekah Lodge No. '127 offer their sym pathy to the grieving members o f the family and a copy of these ^solutions be published in our county paper and sent to the family. W. R. Taylor M.D. - — -—. L-.- *. .. -----a.- I» 2 307 U.S. NATIONAL BANK THE DALLES, OREG3N -rwseawer S a v e T im e by using this M odern Deposit Plan GAS AND OIL Any Quantity R. H . M c K E A N an d S O N In su ran ce Grain, Feed. Flour, Fuel Farm Implements, Bags, Twine PHONES Feedrtore . Office Resident* 163 162 182 Mr and Mrs Lee Spellman and , A t a recent board meeting of John* and daughter. Diane of WASCO X OREGON two daughters, Betty and Gale, of the Christian church, 'Bro- Keith zPortland, were recent weekend Portland arrived at the Bert Fields was unanimously elected visitors of Mr and Mrs O G Hil- Watkins home and visited over minister of the Christian church, derbrand. * Memorial day. Mr SJpellman is .Being raised in Wasco he will < A Child Health Clinic w i' a brother of Mrs Bert Watkins ¿need no introduction. if he held at the library room Tuesday. , Harry Richelderfer went to ^chooses to accept the c^ll for (Dr. Ethel Reyter and Health Nurse, Miss Bernice Warilawer? Portland Sunday to consult hu service here in" the church. _ _ . ... ’ f tu a physician and have a check over. Miss Etta May Graham of Cam- ,ih charge, also a nurse. Miss Mn- . wM lfa rv • Mra Ixx> Watkins and a®, Wn., will spend the summer ble Spinning of The Dalles visit/<1. 1 « \ ° ° _ » Aftawumii. with' dau8hters, Joan and Judith, re- ,at the T L Fields home. > Miss Vivian Trour.ce of Moro 0 **.°nj ay B turned Wednesday from Glendale, Bill Scott is visiting his father ,is a house guest of Mrs Arthur a good attendance. Twenty-three , > . .. , . . Washington. at Camas, Washington. Sargent. dollars and forty-five cents was • . * , , .. .. , - ., Mr and Mrs G H Root virited . . . •, The Wasco Dairy closed its turn€ ®*v^a8 . ♦* j n 6 their daughter in law and grand- / ^he Christian churc cou gv- t^e of j une and y ar! *>ns, Mrs Floyd Root, Bobby and « atk>n picnicked at the pa. k Wagc0 peopie are without a milk worth o tu o e d cloth.»« w „ « n t ’ .Sunday. . • to the needy end . prite of five Mr and Mr, Jack Math.a. and The father „„„ 10r ha et wi„ In war or peace . Jt’s gifts dollar., w a. won on memberMnp ch a„ - Hartm>n an<| Jerry „ „ .. Mr hnd Mr» Stephen, of Sunny- be he]d #t t„e Mcthodigt thurch like these that make a home. quota quota. At the election of officers Wn.. were were guests / of ~j| Mr . ___ • . -n n o -- pett were admitted into the n a w «ide Wn., Friday evening at 7:00 P. M Though they may be used at anny hom„ for a and Mr, Ormand H.lderR-and the following were chwen: Mr. an army post or naval sta h o i. HilderbrandPremdent; Mr. tUne before awj , Monday. Mi.» Patty .Hilderbrand CAaJj 0 F THANKS tion, they represent all the Em m . D u tton,Jet vke-Pr.M d.nt; «tu rned with them for a short We thu Mrs Grace Medler, 2nd Vice-pre- r . vacation at the Mathias home.* x , dreams of the future- . . * ,, o • Mrs Robert Cannell and sister, jty to thank our customers for pident: Mrs Mane Watkins, Sec- * / when they’ll be used in a reta treasurer Mrs llMS Sar ^ 1M Nadene Grey of Merrill stop- Miss Phillis Joy and Elton Med- -their patronage during the past .* Mrg Mary . ped over Saturday night with ieft w jth the Sherman county five years that we have been in permanent home. We h g v » d X . . chaplain. ViMtln« « u e '„ Mr" C»""'11’’ , »th" »"d ynother. xroup of 4-H clubber, for Cor- the dairy buaine... a complete selection of gift dlrtrkt premdent. M r. Ruth ) n „'*w R/ v’ 1,n<1 M" F ? ’Valli’ ,Um,ner lagt 7 ^ k' f o ,W aK° ®*.,ry candidates to give to today s nell, on their way to join her bus- John Golden Barnett and son, I*eo and Selma Watkins June bride, all practically Coyner and Mrs LuciUe Rieman . u > » • a 4 * x band at Camp Farragut. Idaho. of Bend. Dainty refrestments were r n right, yet made with the r. .. She will live at Sand Point near served by the committee Mis beautiful workmanship that Xrther Kaaeber« v ,d M r. Emm-, S’>’ kanei 7 " ^ ' ’ . „ . - ., . Miss Aileen Scott returned Mon- makes them timeless. Give Dutton at the close of the meet- . ... . .a ... . day from a visit with her suiter. them with pride. . .and sat ,nfL . , , Miss Doris Scott at Pendleton. isfaction in their low, time . Mrs Andy Shearer and grand- „ . _ . a , • wn- , . Marion Crews has accepted a aon.’ Dflfcf. Williams spend the ly price. oosition with J K McKean m weekend in The Dalles. Moro for the summer. t Mr and ®rs Marion Howell Mrs Ruth Coyner and Mrs I.u - left Tuesday for Brigham. Utah cile Rieman of Bend were Mrs to visit Mrs Howell’s brother Arthur Sargent’s guests over Clarence Spencer in the army B R AN D night Monday. < hospital near there. Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey ’ , Mr and Mrs O G Hil<hT?>ran<i Ed Kaeeberg of Portland is a and sons, John and Gordon, wer** " C H E E R F U L A S I T S N A R tK 9\ in The Dalles Sunday, business visitor in Wasco. National Distillers Products Corp., N. Y. , Mr and Mrs E L Woods and K Mr and Mrs Free Crews and 2 Mrs George Potter of Klondike pon, Marion, Mrs Ray Crews amt returned from Portland Monday, ^son, Robert. Jerry and Laurence Mr and Mrs Dick Johnson ar.d Nesbit were out fishing Sunday. Mrs Casha Yates drove to The Misses Barbara Hines, Janet Dalles Wednesday. ,Kasetberg and Emmagene Van Several friends of Mr and Mrs .Gilder are home for the summer E D McKee, picnicked on theij /rom school. lawn Sunday. . Mrs Lydia Darby spent Sun- . Mrs Ed Feldman is a Portland 4*y with her daughter and fam- visitor this week? Jly.Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fergn- Mrs Hugh White is home from son and children, in The Dallas. Portland after a long illness. She j Mr and Mrs T L Fields visited is convalescing and feeling well- - .relatives near Condon Sunday. Rev and Mrs F L Cannell and Mrs. Leonard Fields and daugb Mrs Maud Akers were Sunday ter, Sally, left for The Dalles guests of Mr and Mrs ’-J T ^Monday* to visit her parents, Mr Johnson. and Mrs W C Patterson. ■Miss Betty Juhnke has accent- * Mr and Mrs Lewis Hastings ed a position with Maddox and ^re spending a week at Oregon ••AMERICAN" Clothier for the summer. ^benches. THE CRYSTAL THAT ' LEADS A DOUBLE LIFE Wasco Auxilary Maud Aker4 Selma Watkins Margaret Leff Committee Q u ic k - Easy - S a fa Write or Call for - Complete Information The D alles Branch o/ the United States N ational Bank H e a d O H ie e , P o rtla n d , O regon t ,'. M IM B lh » I 0» R A I D IP O S li IN S U R A N C l a , -j C0 R » 0 R A I I 0 W MR Meets; Sends Clothes To Needy S unny B rook f’o i ifvc be “ THE VOICE WITH A SMILE” HAS A NEW MESSAGE A z • • a • ; I f L f l ë i ...H E LP SOLVES Please limit your call .; r - to 5 minutes. Others are waiting’ WARTIME FOOD PROBLEM -*4» -d W hen ration points soy cheaper meat cuts« Vi 4**- Í V I • V . Z- ■ don't worry; apply the subtle magic of cooking with wines. The same is true with sea foods, poultry, salads. Let E V E N with a war, we’d like to keep on giving you quick service on Long Distance calls. the wines discover unsuspected • goodness in the food itself. . . as a flavoring only . . for the alcohol evapórales FA as Heat Is a p p lie d . 7 Most of Ciem go through all right but some routes are crowded— like the railroads.• When the circuit you want is extra busy, the op erator will ask you to limit your Long Distance call to 5 minutes. It won’t happep on all circuits, all the time. But •when it does happen, we know you’ll understand why. It will help to give the other fellow a chance. To morrow that other fellow may be you. T H E P A C IF IC TELEPH O N E AND TE LE G R A P H C O M P A N Y Th? Dalles, Oregon' Jfl I > Number 2101 BUY AVAR BONDS FOR VICTORY - 4’ Fostoria’s sparkling “American” is a happy choice for family dinners. Extremely economical, it permits a complete table set ting in open stock. For friendly, informal occasions, you will want to combine your “American” with the AfniricAn Lady stem ware. Here, Fostoria master craftsmen have combined the rugged prismatic colonial base with a more feminine motif in a lucent thin-blown bowl. Both patterns *re open stock. Visit our displays in the Crystal Shop 00th Floor. . / z Individual Piacas As Low As 90c Each F csto ria in m ^ny pat- . tern s \ G oblets Sherbets ' PASTEL POTTERY (Vernon Ware) Starter *w»t 2C piece $6.20 Hammered Aluminum Sandwich trays with Hand painted piat? in center Vaseh. Hand made zTass, glass, Hob Nail Terra Rost Pottery, Fot-toria Figurines of birds, horses, deer, etc-, for mantel .table or boo!; ’cast; W’attr Sets, lovely frosted flowers or all blue. Chop plates in Spode Vernon Ware or pottery Pur inlaid silver metalcraft, dishes and many other pieces bowls, cake plates, * relish Electric percolators and coffee makers Chinese Art Goods— Jewel boxes— Cigarette boxes— Ash trays— pewter teapots— large chop plates MAYFLOWER In a delicate lavender shade known as Chinese puce this pattern is typ ical of the dignified Cocktails elegance of 18th Cen 2 0 P IE C S S E R V IC E FO R 4 P E O P L E Bowls and Candlesticks tury England. The rose 4 D'nnor Wo»«» 4 Bread and Butter Plates 4 S&a<2 Hat«» - 4 Teacups and Saucers i S P O D E C H IN A 23 patterns Is hand painted In nat< ural colors. * ; 2 8 .0 1 ADDITIONS AVAILASLf FHOM OPEN STOCK A . M . W illiam s St Co. ! e on
