Sherman County journal., March 17, 1944, Page 4, Image 4

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bHKRMAM C O U N tt JOUUNAL? MOHO, OREGON.
FRIDAY. MARCH 17, 1944
u as promoted to pharmacist mute and Mrs Dell Eakin after whvh
refreshments were served by the
2-c.
hostess.
Rev. and Mrs. Cannell of
Mr and Mrs Tom Douma of
Wasco
were
present
Moro were business visitors here
0
H
Bur.holtz
of Portland was
Saturday.
an overnight guest at th® home of
•Mrs Wallace May returned home
Miss Anna Sfchwartz Tuesday
Friday from Hood River where
night leaving for his home Wed­
she was with her mother, Mrs A
^Cf H Y?*T -1®® •
nesday.
J
Walters, who has been ill.
Mr ana Mrs Louis Mjay and
Friday Mrs H A Sbmmer •
Mr and Mrs Dean Reynolds and
children are moving from Red-
ccmpanied by her daughter. Mrs
Mrs Don Clodfelter and many of
J K Irby, arrived here from Ar­
the younger aet attended the for-
lington where Mrs Sommer spent
raal 4*nce at Moro Saturday
several months. Mr« Irby returned
"ifht. -
facu is needed as these
to
Arlington Monday.
Art
Bibby
and
ehildyen,
Stephen
fat coming in­ State» never needed an
cific area. He has two wonuds, one Dry Goods store building. Other
Mr and Mrs V B Eakin and
and
Janice,
and
Mrs
Edison
Suth-
to
oar'
econ­
Mias
Freída Buether left Mon­
the past.
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in the knee and another in the oganilation8 and ladies of the
Mr and Mr» Ernest Blaylock at­
omy, and thus
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erland
went
to
The
Dalles
Monday
day
for
Portland to resume her
For these u«ed faoT after they (
pelvis. Not much detail is known community
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.„ give stated
_,r
take the strain
will
after­
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aa-
w*mt on to tended funeral services for Mr» studies at a college after spend­
have
served
their
purpose
in
the
|
ehopping.
Mr.
Bibby
<)ff our supply
from the censorship of the letter. noons in the week to help this
Fred Blaylock at Hood Riv?r
pf edible fats. home and are no loifcer usable for' Portland to visit Mrs Bibby at a
ing several days here with her
He said h* lost ail he had and worthy organization. A supervis­
Monday.
In order to food or in cooking, 'Can be turned hospital.
parents and her brother, John,
it’s supposed he is in the Pearl or will have charge of the meet­
appreciate ful­ back into the national economy to
Mrs James Blagg received word who is home on furlough.
serve
a
number
of
useful
ends.
That
Gus
Engstrom
and
John
Eng­
ly the need
Harbor hospital.
ings.
for fat salvage fat that you save and deliver to strom were business visitors in that her mother, Mrs Asa Eslin-
Mias Anna Schwartz was a vis­
Sgt Gene Hull and wife from
Mrs Augusta tHuckin returned
gier, fell at her home injuring her itor at Moro Monday.
today, it is your meat dealer in exchange fo r, The Dalles Saturday.
n e c e s s a r y cash and meat ration points .may
Gamp Adair are visiting her par from a two weeks visit in Seattle
ankle and hip. Mr and Mrs Blagg
Gus Engstrom and Mrs Edgar
Mrs Don Smith .received word
look into f reappear in the form of life-giving
enta, Mr and Mrs LL Funk. Gene with
daughter and husband. .
B. M b m
‘ to nfc
left Tuesday for Forest Grovo to
medical supplies or in ammunition.!
Alley
went to The Dalles Wed-
is just out of the hospital
recup Mr and Mrs M G Murray.
Mrs w od d . widc economy that^is too Or it may go into the channels off', from her husband that he was m be with her parents.
industry
where
it
will
be
used
in,
Minneapolis
and
i»
attending
the
ne«day
to meet her eoasin, Mrs
erating from an operation. They
ha» recently improved her often forgotten. Fats—and in this
Mr and Mrs Clyde Davis and Ethel Smith, of Lo» Angeles, Cal.,
the
manufacture
of
textiles
for.
electrician
school
at
the
Univer­
a-rived last Friday and rriurn-xl h
wifeh a siding of asbestos general group must be included parachutes, clothing and so on.
caughter were business visitci • who will spend a week with them.
v
,
™
1,
im- ¡both fats and oils since they are
Sunday.
shingles. It makes a decided im prACtica|iy the sam e-are sxtensive- The production of tin plate, paints sity of Minnesota. •
at
Wasco Monday.-
Mr and Mrs C M Clevenger.
Mr and Mrs James Blagg and
Miss Gladys Stone
of Will*»- provement in the looks of
Hi“ by u$ed in the industrial production leather goods and hundreds of
Charles Anderson of Silverton
other necessary items requires fats
niett« University and .irter, Elva. place beaidea providing insula-
" ay°be in some phase of their preparation. Mrs C R Anderson and Mrs Tom spent from Thursday until Sunday Mrs Ethel Smith were business
It is a far cry from the oil-pro- Garrett wer shoppers in Th" D e ­ r.t the home of his brother in law, visitors in The Dalles Monday. J
of Lebanon arrived Wednesday on tion.
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%f anunal or vegetable origin. To
the bus to attend the funeral ser-
Mt and Mrs 0 G Hildertirand the chemist, it makes .little diffcr- ducing palm trees of the Sooth Pa-, Us Monday.—w .i
Mr and Mrs Jerry Wilson of
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cific to the kitchen of the average*
Arzell Lemley returned home Fred Gox.
vices of their mother. Mrs Daisy 7nade a trip to Arlington Tues- <nce where
he _____
gets _______
his fat? With
Kent
wepe business visitors here
enher type he can, in most cases, home, but there is a comnbon bond1-. from Portland Thursday, M r a .* L K Smith wais a dinner gue»t
Monday.
Stone, which was held Thursday day.
—fat
needed
io
peace
and
war»
at-the "home of his sister, Mrs Ly­
reach'his goal. » *
at the Christian church.
The Rebekah district convention i Some of the greatest , fat produc­ With the oil products of tb* Pa-i Lemley remained . / f o r , further dia Darby in Wafcco, Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Wily Knighten of
cific no longer accessible, anff with tneatrnent.
’
ing
areas
of
the
world
are
centered
Moro
wer^ business visitors here
Miss Helen Blau arrived Wed- was held Wednesday afternoon m the Far EasL< From that area other sources of fats cat off or
Mr and Mrs Willard Barnet and
Mr and Mrs John Block ,.are
overworked,
the
American
kitchen
nesday of last week from Mon- and evening, at Fraternity hall. (A came palm and other oils to the
con, Keith, Mr and Mr« W D Monday.
come to the fore to do its «moving Tuesday to the building Barnet and Mrs Alfred Koch were
mouth Normal for a short visit full report of the proceeding »» extent of over 700,000 tons annu­ must
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ally. Now,
however, with these im
im- share. Fat conservation is essential where Mias Myrtle Helyer had among the visitors in The Dalle*
with her parent«, Mr and Mrs ncXt weeks issue.) Grand officers jjort
the home front, in order that . . .
ft
areas cut off ’ from
the rest of oh
W alter Blau.
and visiting lodges attended and the world by the Japs, we are the batrlefroifi be kept moving foj-j her beauty shoppe.
Monday.
Mr
Mrs
:C P
Adams retum-
Mr and Mrs C R Anderson were
Mrs R L Anfang of Chula Vw- one candidate for initiation will forced to fall back upon other sup­ w d -
LrsC
1
And, remember, vour used kitch­
'
liosts
at a dinner party at thrir
U . California is visiting at her be initiated by a Moro degret- plies.
American kitchens, therefore, en fat may some day save the life ed to The Dalles from a trip to
home
Saturday
evening. The eve­
'ather’s home, Mr and Mrs Frank srnff.and officers.
have come to the front with a ven­ of an American soldier, sailor orj Oil City, Penn., where they visit­
b uy AN V.TRA $ ’. 0 0 Î C ^ ^
marine
on
a
far-off
battlefield
when
ning
wes
spent
playing pinochle
geance.
From
these
kitchens,
with
ed relatives. They came up Thurs-
Knox. She and her sisrir, Mrs
The Junior League of the Meth-
the help of the American house­ it appears as an essential ingredientJ tj&v to visit their son in law and with high scores going to Mr*
Eoliert Collins and baby of Pasco, odist church was given a “Back- wife, can be* salvaged fnillioni of o f needed medicine or monitions, y ]
daughter, Mir and Mr» Don Clod­ Harold Eakin and Letter Barnum
Wash., will later on housekeep in wards” party by their leader. Mrs
t h e grandmother Knox home p L Cannell Monday evening in
felter. and family returning to .and low scores for the evening
being held by Mrs Norris Gilkison
awav
the
church
basement.
Games
and
The Dalles Friday..
uh lie their husband« are
and Ted Ball.
Mi
««Dorothy
Ball
an’d
her
friend
refreshments
were
served
and
en-
serving their country.
T. Lester Johnson
The Ladies Social S-rvice club
Mis«
Dorothy
Scholl,
came
home
Mr and Mrs Diebert Johnson joyed.
LAWTJ
from LaGrande to soend spring met at the home of Mrs Clydn
Mr and Mrs A D
Edgington
and small son and Wm. Clothier
Stradley Thursday
with
Mrs Tom Alley entertained tors ‘ Edison Sutherland.
vacation
visiting
th"
former’s
nar-
w«nt to The Dalles Tuesday.
and daughter, Anne, left last week
WMtO
visitors cnV> Mr and Mrs Ted Ball. MU’ 15 members present. Several ar­
Harry RicheMerfer was in The Znd, Mre’ Edgington to her hom with a luncheon at her home Wed- y Among the business
Ptille» last week and called
on in Seattle and Mr Edgington and nrday^ followed by
contract at and shoppers in The Dalles Wed’ Scholl’also virited her sister, Miss ticles were read by Mrs L D May
Robert Evans at the hospital find- Mias i Anne to Spokane. Wash. f our tables. Mrs E H Moore, Mrs nesday we<e
Mr and Mrs -W 0 Fnriia Jean Scholl here.
Jeannette Hobne* and Georg*
¡ng him somewhat better.
Mrs the latter two returning Sunday. CnUig Moore and
Mrs Roscoe Barnett, Mr and Mrs Tom Coyle,
Robert Evans, who h .i been via-
Rev F L Cannell and Mrs Jnv
Mrs W C Schilling
VT •
•
W ■ «a
von BowUl: came un from Th
Mrs Norris Gilkison, Mr
iting Mr and Mrs Leo Watkin, Hilderbrand took two carloads of
ha. returned home to Moro and jeung rpeople to the Epworth Lea- were out of town guests. H.gh A F Balzer, Mr and Mrs Frank ^heir respective parents.
has a .inter visiting her.
gue rally at th . Methodist church score for the afternoon was he.d Buyer, Mrs Helen Bayer and dau
A1 Fox of Grass Valley and
T. M .thodiet ladies cave their »» The D .llee
evening.
hy Mrs Roscoe Moore with sec- ghter, Miss Ethel Barnett, Mr and
The Methodist ladies gave their
t.„,i hj h he]d by Mrg j S New- Mrs John Beuther, Freida and Mrs S E Summerfield of St. Hel-
annual Spring Tea at th** home of
The Standard Oil Co. of Calif.,
a
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comb and low score was held l-v Jdhn Beuther and Miss Mary Isle, ens were married at St. Helens
Mrs Estrelle Hailey, Wednesday Standard Stations, Inc., gave $85,-
.
March 2. They will make their
afternoon. St. Patrick’s color etc. 000 last year <o the Red Cross
home in Grass Valley.
were carried out in the decora- This year they gave $135,TOO and
Mtrs Lorena McNair of Ashland,
tions. A nice poogram was given Sherman county was alloctaed
Associate Grand Conductress of
ns ‘follows: Reading, Mr» G. Ur- 430.00, which was presented by
Grand Chapter held school of in­
1;«; Song, Anne Clothier: Song, it’s agent here, J.C. Wilson to the
struction for the members of the
Patty Hilderbrand: piano solo, Sl/erman county Red Cross chair
Eastern Star at the Masonic hall
Carol Blakeney; a round was man. The Pacific Telephone and
Saturday afternoon.
*ung by Mrs Blakeney and dau- Telegraph company also gave 430
Word was received here recent­
ghter, Carol, and Mary Margar-t
Frank Lambom and wife w*mt
ly that Kenneth Barnett with the
and Mrs Lois HilderbTand; reel, tc Portland Monday.
navy at Aukland, New Zealand
tation, Betty Haven; solo, Mrs ■
Ixroy Balshee; and reading, Mrs AMMUNITION SAVED
P a u l« Kaseberg. Refreshments j OR FARMERS
weraaervM „ by the committee In . ^ h ile it is possible that by fall
cl»arge to a goodly A nuipber of there will be sufficient rifle and
the ladies «f the comsminity.
shotgun ammunition for game
Mrs Harry Van Gilder was host- shooting, the WPB said that for
( « to the Tillicum club a week
being none can be spar-
ago Thursday at the home of Mrs
from supplies needed by farm-
John McDermid. Mrs Tracy Fields
to protect crops and livestock
v. on club prize and Mrs Basil
ammunition will be made a-
4 0 1 E 3rd
T h e D a lle s
Bams guest prize. Dainty refresh- rvailable for amusement purposes,
ments were served by the hostess.
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The O’Meara family were made
bappy the past week by two of
THE OLD JUDGE EATS. . .
their sons coming home on fur­
lough. The first to arrive was Cpl.
James Yates O’Meara, wife and
small son of Camp Columbia S.C..
and on Friday Seaman 2nd class,
Patty O’Meara of Camp Farra­
gut, Idaho. James and family will
«rive back to camp starting this
Thursday and Patty left Sunday.
Mrs Esther Stanley left for Port
land Tuesday on the bus to be
gene until April 1.*
Mr and Mrs George von Gaas-
lH>ck of Blaylock, who have been
visiting relatives in Wasco left
fot home Thursday.
Hollis Hull
Reported Injured
In South Pacific
Mrs Andy Shearer and grandson
Billy and «later, Miss Jessie Hull,
«•pent several day» last week wit!:
relatives and friends in The Dai
•y O « $ O N 0. M U N N . UWA. L L X .S U > '
les.
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Mr and Mr» L L Funk were in
When the OPA ruling was recently made that meatTation points
Walla Walla, Wn., on co-op bus­
would
be given in exchange for used fats, there may have been
iness last week end.
The Tuesday Afternoon Study some misunderstanding of the reason for this move. ,The points.
club met last week with Mrs R H were not offered as a premium on patriotism, a bonus, or a prize,
S c ie n c e In T h e N e w s
Clarence Young, radioiuan 1-c
arrived here Wednesday evening
to spend a <30-day furlough with
hit parent», Mr and Mm Grover
Young. He recently returned from
the South Pacific area. This Is
*** fir8t tin» he has been horn
a
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Grass Valley News o f Parties,
Visits and Soldiers9 Movements
an4 M* Dalles to
the Wi..k end with
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Sorry Judge, m y shipment o f suspenders
still hasn’t come in. Some articles are mighty
scarce these days. I don’t get anywhere
near as much as I could sell.”
“ With the war going on, Frank, we’ve got
to expect those things. It’s true of luxuries
just as it is o f necessities. Take whiskey,
for example. There’s a real shortage in that.
It’s to be expected when you realise there
hasn’t been a drop o f it distilled in this
country since way back in October, 1942.
“ The only thing distillers have been making
during that time is war-alcohol for the
Government So, I wasn’t surprised a bit
to read how bootlegging and black markets
have sprung up around the country as a
result of the dwindling supply. Our 13 years
o f prohibition proved that if folks can’t get
legal whiskey, they’ll get illicit whiskey. Sure
hope the shortage doesn’t last too long. I’d
hate to see this country turned over to the
bootleggers again.”
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