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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1943)
to » • ? I f . f u î t 4. ^HERMAN L 0U N (> Ä JOURNAL. MORO. ORBÜON. FRIMAT, eCTORBK. 22, 1941 OF COUNTY COURT HRLD UN 1 \ ■ £ «ft. W ' j OCTOBER 6, 1M> ' ’ F EBRUARY Re: Claims against County Gen- eral and Road Funds, claim» ap- ( proved and Clerk directed Ao pay same. .. , Monthly statement o f County Treasurer examined, approved and filed. - Bids of Eldon Neasiham. for purchase of property -in Wasco, and of A1 Fox for purchase of property in Gra*s V -’’e- or> accepted ami property declared sold. , Annus! rencH rf A»»d:tor cov?-*'- ing period from July 1. 1942 to Julv 1, 194-3, exFMim d approved and Clerk directed to flle same. Deeds executed and dekvered. co w ring sate of reality in Warco to T- Lester Johnson and Marion G. Johnson and to Keith P. Fields Kean, General Repairs >106.97; covering re(*e r f -Tax Forclcted Shell Oil* Co., gas and oil $44.59; p-operty in Wasco. Court signs order dr'cU ng Pacific Power and Light Co., County Treasurer to utilise cer lights Moro -and We «co fbed >2 tain inactive funds for the pur 00; Union Oil Co., August gas chase of War Bonds to the e x and oil $100.63; Standard Oil Co., tent o f >10,000.00. August gas and oil >22.65; Lulu In re: Port War Remdjuvtrrnteit B. Fulton, ISO yda. gravel a t 5c and Development Program: In $9 09; Ftest Natonal Bank, with- . response to request received from | holding tax read employees >34 State Highway Comma»»ion for report covering contemplated post J /V MEETING war purchases o f equipment, con- PROCEEDINGS O off road connecting Roads No. 11 and No. 290 or th e Finnegan Raid approxim ately >3000.00. Development and improvement of B e llo w Spring» Perk ap USE BOOK FOUR NOVEMBER 1 RATION TOKENS IN Housewives green RNING from the w?M start stamp?1 “C J from new War Raticn E x ’: Four Monday, November 1. These flumps will be valid through Dec ember 20 and will be used for buying processed foods in the same way as the blus stam^e in Book Two. The last blue stamps in Book Two ( “X”, 4*Y” ) remain -good (through November 20. Book Fi-ur is being distributed the lat- tei part of October—th e exact time and place being announced •in another column WASCO SCHOOL NOTES propaganda! D o n 't repeat v i c i o « 1 i mQrl °* v ic io *** w h is p e r s. Wasco Auxiliary Helping Service Center The Auxiliary of the American Lcgiin met Monday afternoon with Mrs Robert Kaseberg. The Aux iliary . are giving >6.00 toward a life membership in the roadside beauty organisation. They have ordered 500 poppies for next yaars pdppy sale and are buyihg >10.18 worth of clothing for child wel fare. They are helping the USO of The Dalles with ratable» for the aohFter boys by helping keep the cookie jar filled, etc. L P Haven and family were- the Sunday guests of the Onwnnd Hilderb rands. Mr and Mrs Eugene McMil lan of Portland are- visiting rel atives in Wasco. A high school party was giv en by Rev and Mrs F L Cannel) in the church basement Tuesday evening * Mr and Mrs (Hail White and son Jimmy, visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Cotton Morrow near The Dalle» Mr and Mrs Morrow are moving into The Dalles for the winter. Mias Naomi Beleteki, daughter o f M^s Robert Kaseberg, ¿who- joined the waves recently, left Sunday to report to Hunters College, New York. Mr and Mrs Ed • McKee were host and hostess to the dinner dub Wednesday, OcL 13th, hon- Oring Mr and Mrs Hugh Walker a r. d daughter, Mb's Rosemary Poweil, who are moving to their future homr» in The Dalles Oth er gtf'-sts were Mr and Mrs G H Root, Mr and Mrs H D Proudfoot, and Mr and Mm H A White. Mrs Chester BargenhoR return- eo recently from a two weeks visit with her -son, Delbert John- *'•'1» and wife .in California. While sh< was gone Mr Bargenih^R has been remodeling their home. Mrs W A Spencer o f The D a l le« visited in the c ity W ednesday arm Thursday with frientte. Mr and Mrs L ovs Scholl are home again after spending the summer at their cabin on North W e«tern Lake in Washington. John Johnson Jr. and fam ily of Portland were guests of his parents. Mr and Mrs J T John son over the week end Helps You Look Your Best Phone FOR 263 A P P O IN T M E N T GAS AND OIL Any Quantity R. H. McKEAN and SON iB lg r in e e Crain. Feed, Flour, Fuel Farm luiplomenta. Bags. Twine PHONES Feedstorv Office Residence 1 6 3 ? . ’ 162 182 OREGON/ W ASCO After «pending -better than a week at The Dalles hospital Mr A L-andle-s r.s aga!n at his post. The first combined assembly was, (held »last Friday afternoon with the 3rd and 4th grades present ing »the program. This Fridav the freshmen and sophomores of tr.e high school will have charge of the program. The volleyball game at last Thursday night .the fiegt str'tig won 37- to 26 while the second team were losers Th;s coming Thursday evening a re <mme will be played at Was- N o , these are not Russian o r Polish w ar orphans. T h e y are right here at home. T h e ir father. Who was an automobile mechanic, is in Europe now, repairing A m e ri- , * can tanka. T h e ir mother is in a w ar plant. E v e r y night they tW | sit h ere and w ait h er h om e- Ip c o m in g —and dinner. Vbur dol- J lars can support playgrounds, 1 equipment and cere fo r them |u |Y through one of your local B tm w elfare agencies. Would you rather have a new evening gownP Mr and Mrs Hildred Zieli left last Tuesday for Salt Lake City to attend the Grand Chapter of the order of Eastern S tir Thur3 day and Friday. Mrs Zell is Grand Representative of t h e state of Oregon They arrived home Monday. Austin Culp of The Dallea vis ited friend« in Waned Sunday and Monday. Mr and Mrs Cyril Kruger and children drove to Portland Wed nesday with aload of sacks and will vin't relatives while there. Mark Israll of the Western States Bag Company of Porfond vhr business visitor in WSsco Mr and Mrs Basil Bains of Wenadhee, Wash., are visitring her parents, Mr and Mrs Tracy Field* Mrs L Scholl received word that she was appointed Bible study chairman by the president of the state Women»’ Club Federation to serve the term. A grass fire calling out the fire •department caused a little ex citement last week. Mrs Andy Shearer retirn - 1 from a trip to Albany, Salem, and Corvallis Sunday evening Mrs Jennie Hearing and dau ghter Mrs Deasie Nieham Went hunting near Prrnville. Mr Nish- am will join them later in the •week. Mrs J T Johnson was informed •recently that her brother in Seat tle was badly burned with gaso lin e and is very low. Therr dau ghter Mrs Dorathy Baker of Port land who .had a major operation has been released front the hospi tal and is recuperating nicely. Friday shoppers in The D al le? were Mr and Mrs Cliff Frid ley, Mrs Belle Clothier, Mrs Ro bert Kaseberg, Mrs Anna Brig-s. Mrs Hazel Moffet, Mrs Harold l i e land. Mrs Afton McIntyre. Mr m,d Mrs Louis Hastings M is F^tF Hennagin, Mrs E Harley, „.Mr -Orville Yocum. Mr and Mrs Har ley Dutton, Mrs Ed Dutton, Mrs Hugh Walker aqd Mrs Rosemary Powell and Mr and Mrs G H .Root Mr and Mrs Roy Be’sh«e have moved from the ranch north of town to the Hennagin ranch near Moro while bis son, Leroy sr.d wife and daughter will live at the Bdshee ranch near Wasco Mrs Iyeonard Maurus Jr. left Sunday night for New York City to join ‘her husband. Mrs F L Cannel 1 received a telegram Saturday stating • her /half brother, E. J. White had pas- -sed away at hi» home in Santa Rosa. Mrs Cannell wa« unable to attend the funeral services be cause of travel conditions. , Invasion Is Costly fighting Tour Boy G/vur 1O O p i C 9O tf H o w a b o u t jrour bond h ayin g ? QH' 'Let your heart decide proximately >2,500.00 Contemplated purchase of the following equipment: Power Sho ve-! >6,500 00, Trailer 3,000.00, two truck» 4,000.000 No farther m atters being at is- aue court adjourned. BRAND KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY \ ' 90.4 Proof \ National Distiller» Product» Corp., N. Y, Six M Buoi* M \\m W A merchant seaman hat been dragged back to life from an ocean of flaming oil. H a hat lost all of the little posses- J tio n t that tailed with him. H e i t given w arm th and comforts and strength to fulfil h it desire to “ship” again by your dollars. W ould you rather have * bought a new radio? ^#08 x* L e t your heart decide -^ W DOLLARS can be cold and selfish things. Or they can be generous, compassionate and merciful. Thm over the spending of some of your dollars to your heart It will want to give twice what your logical mind intended to give, because your heart understands the mercy, the relief and the pleasure that these dollars bring, t e * ■ Let your heart decide. / didn’t have much, but yesterday it d id ’n ave a sti a \ shelter, a crude cradle and two p a re n ts to c a re io i it. A screaming Japanese bomb d e s tro y e d th e m r. . Yhur dollars can bring this baby h a c k to a u s e fu l i "e in the new China to come, , W o u ld yen r a i h t i iiave a new chair in the - T h is C h in e s e h e ’ »*, liv in g rtn — Rem em ber this soldier? \ b u saw him on t \e U S O posters last year. H is smile comes straight from a U S O clubhouse. O ne o f the finest things j civilians have done in this w ar is in building and supporting the U S O . Boys oome into the arm y from farms and cities—a little lo n e ly — a little homesick. T h e U S O pro- -.«les f r ie n d s h ip , e n t e r t a i n m e n t a n d h om in ess. S om e of your dollars are spent through the U S O . W ould you rather have bought yourself a few t h e a t r e ^ ^ | | B tickets? ^8 ?— ] e t your heart L decide Let your heart decide USO ONCE fo r A L L these G / 'i . - Advertising By a n (C o u n ty ^ jo u rn a l United Seamen’s Service Wax Prisoners Aid Belgian W ar R elief Society British W ar Relict Society French R elief Fund Friends o f Luxembourg Greek W a r R elief Aseodedoe N orw egian R elief Polish W ar R elief Queen W iH ielm ina Fund Russian W a r Relief United China Relief United Caechoalovak R e lie f United Yugoslav R elief Fund Refugee R e lie f Thisree?. United States Committee for th» Core o f Buiopean Children National Fund
