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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1944)
SBBfelfcAM COfcNTt 4CWMNAU MORO, OR1MO*. \ - v M^oy Visit Grass Valley Over Memorial Day Baccalaureate services for the graduating class of the Moro High scikool were held Sunday evening May 28, at the Baptist church in Crass Valley with the following program: processional by Mrs Orville Ruggles*; hymn , “Day is Dying .‘n the West” by the aud ience: scripture reading by Rev. J D Moberg of Moro: vocal solo by Tom Fraser of Moro, accom panied by Miss Sybil Bel she; ser mon by Rev. Moberg; followed by hymn “'Have Thine Won Way Lord” ; and the benediction. Mr and Mrs J O Shull of Port- lrnd and their grand daughter, Jecquelne Tallman of The Dalles, arrived Saturday at the home of their son in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Boyce Blaylock, to spund the week end. Mias Caasie H olm es cam e up from The Dalles Friday to spend the week end visiting her father, Sam Holmes. Jacqueline Jenkins of Portland arr ved Friday to visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Ted von Bor stal. The Misses Frances Wells and Jacqueline Harrell, stenographers for the Oregon Mutual Fire In surance Company, whose main office is at McMinnville, were last week end gueats at the T M Rolfe borne. FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1944 Balter attended the Junior and Mr and Mrs Mask Alsup and Senior banquet and class night at daughters of The Dalles were Moro Saturday evening May 27. visitor» here over Memorial day. Other friends from Grass Valley Mr and Mrs Loy Cochran of attended class night. ; « Portland visited over Memorial Mr and Mrs R J Baker and day * the home of Mr and Mrs little granddaughter, Carol Lee, F1)en Kee- FARM PRICES UP • <*cr to out down over^osuqnee and lyig to the minimum needs 4n each or lemon juice W * Cummt developments In ' the u farm real estate market .how an < *** * « « > * » atWh oU. T • J t the conaumer finds he can- limnmae o f 16 per cent in land J i#r * * » * * * by' *ft*r maktn* eV' ry Price, in the United S tate, dvr- rto™ retiem, * 1 1 W eaUM ithci poarfble effort to live within hi. in f the year ending March I, 1944‘UJ'<te5 * f ^ ^ tlon, table, and lo- ration, the board may revi»e ¡to uj> to a level 36 per cent above b® ^ >. “ « m Potl>* «*•»■»* and g ve him additional errived here Monday from The Ms j ohn Hays left Wednesday the 1936-1939 average. By states tlon’ w1'1 ,** ®™4»»ered to iaaue oil up to the ceiling figure.. Max explained. Dalles for Memorial day and sev- / or Dalles and will accom- the ,ncreaee range, from 8 per n“ io" W ow t * « a in g ,, « ~ rd- cral day« on business. peny her daughter. Mrs Arch cent above the average in North --------------------"*I.A . J .H im ---- - .■'? - , i ------------------- —---------- Dakota up to 70 per cent in Ken The eighth grade commencement Sl”'in* 8 exercises were held . t the civic J 3 Newcomb and tucky, with Oregon up 46 per ,.x •». Mrs Etha Schilling and son, Ro- cent, according to a survey by uudytonhm Friday May 26, for ” ’ x m rs v . i bert, of The Dalles were dinner the >U. S. bureau of agricultural graduates from Moro, Grass Val- ’ m „ i 7 . x -x, . l 9 ii -s guests at the home of Mr and economics. ley and Kent with the following- 7 Mrs Jesse Helve r at Kent Mem An analysis of ‘‘warranted” program: processional by Marion land value« in terms of probable Crews of Wasco; Flag salute, led y’ net rental« during and after th? * by the Camp Fire girls,singing of Mr and Mrs Harold Eakin and war. published by the same ag- esrunrttai the Star Spangled Banner; invo- ch ldren and Mrs Tom Coyle went ency, suggests the 'possibility that Cereal» have an important 2 <tbep butter 1-2 cup sugnr ention by Rev. Moberg o f Moro; to Sweet Home Saturday to visit near place in the -day’s menus. They .‘2 large "apples, peeled and cured Piano solo by Miss Sybil Beltfhe M ts Coyle's mother, Mr» Ollie lend price« may already be or even above “warranted” values are opq of 0 ie good sources of 1-4 tap cinnamon 1 egg, beaten of M-oro; the address was given Rice, who celebrated her 813t for agricultural purposes. energy and oortte n valuable rit- 1 1-2 cups milk by Rev. S R Hunt ngton of The birthday anniversary. They re In figuring “warranted” land and ns . a n d minerals beaid:«. Saute crumbs in butter, chop Dalle»; vocal solo by T H Fraser turned home Satuday. values the probable future in- Homemakers who are patriotic- ajuple« Combine remaining in arrempanied by Miss Sybil Bel- Mies Marcile Zurlinden Will come from the land is considered ally using just as many of the gredente, add crumbs and appicx she; presentation of the classes by graduate from Washington h'gh as well as current crop returns, *‘No-P»i»t Low-Point Foods” as and pour into buttered casserole, Mrs Winona Wilson of Kent, Miss cchool Friday evening June 2. She explains L.R. Breithaupt, exten- they can and serving tb'ira a*j Place Casserole in pan of hot Harriet Cole of Grass Valley and was a former student « in the «:on agricultural economist at frequently as possible are using ^«ter, Bake in a moderate oven Mrs Lolo M. Letson of Moro: pie- Grass Valley school, OSC. Thus, instead of boosting these abundant cereals in des- F36O degrees) 35 minutes or un mutation of diplomas by Wily W Mr and Mrs Charles Davis mov- land prices to the full extent in- 8erts. ! til pudding is firm in the center, Kn ghten and recessional by Mar- ed up from Portland Sunday and dicated by current income, the Cereals combine well wi*.fti milk, Serve ‘h ot or cold. Makes 4-5 toe Crewe; will make their home ort the place normal value o f the land under egg and fruit, and a cereal <ks- Servings, . ... recently bought from the E.O.L- ordinary price conditions is used ^ r t » easy to prepare, linexpen- Hot gingerbread and mokaeses Those graduating were Philip caW any as a starting point and then on- give, and a satisfying finish to pudding, especially appetix ng on von Borstel, Samuel Holmes, Sam- mie Jean Lyons, Sharon Martin The Baptist Mission -see' ‘.........t ly a fair share is added o f the any meal. The most popular are Cold days, are iron-rich possUxili- and Louise Walton of Kent, James at the home of Mrs O N Rug" s ertra rent obtainable from the oatmeal, rice, cornmeal and the tics now because stocks of mo- land because of war-made prices, prepared cereal» Cereal desserts lasses in grocery stores genera 1- Hartley, Herman Peters, Jea.r Wednesday afternoon. This is naturally a far more ape ajB<> excellent means of using ly a r e reported to*be in good sup Zevely and Carl Ziegler of Grass Don Cox, Mr and Mrs Harry er nservative method than to aa- jry bread, such a» bread pudding* ply. Gingerbread waffles serve ! Valley, Leila McLachlan, Kathryn Howell, Mr and Mrs M Hard How sume that the land will continue brown bertty (puddings. with apple sauce, aple butter or Moberg. Richard Ove.son a n d ell and George Howell Went to to return current high .'ncome for « rrtple and nutritious des- » hot fru't sauce makes a quick Charles Younger of Moro. Goldendale Sunday to visit at the «^rt using crumbs will appeal ¿to and delicious dessert The follow- . home of Mr and Mrs Dale Howell the next 20 years or more. Mr and Mrs Robert May and an(j family. “A part of the present rise k ou member« of the family especi- ing recipe calls for sour milk o»* daughter, Helen Jean, Mrs Esta land prices may be attrSbutabb nijy the children. buttermilk, but sweet milk n w Powell of Wasco and Jean Zevely to a lack of understanding siv'” ' APPLE CRUMB PUDDING be “Soured” for this purpose b> were dinner guests at the home what farm (products price® are j j.£ cups soft bread crumbs , adding one tablespoon of vineg.n of Mr and Mrs Wallace May and ________________ to be supported after the war.’* .7 . t-irarn ' jtfr ~ / n M ts L D May Memorial day. .Breithai’iot cautions. “The two- , Yrs Ra'.pi B’lss. f Fh< I’aF * year postwar price sicrports which THE OLD RELIABLE f o r me "definitely authorized to date Quality-Dependability—Courtesy H r m o th er, M rs G race Zevely do not include a very great part M rs Paul W ilson and c h ild re n tteW A V • ot the numerou« crop and animal S te r industries of “ F u r th e r m o r e th e 85 or 90 per cent of parity authorized for some crons may by that time be Mr Mr* W ( w* ■ ■ considerably less than present prices for such product».” E - 'COUNCIL T-a-1-1 Tale Mrs A1 Fox left Monday to spend Memorial day and the week end visiting her son, Edgar Sum merfield and fam'ly at St. Helens. Mr and Mrs Ed Alley went to ’Hie Dalles Saturday to meet their daughter in law, Mrs Bruce Alley, who came up from Portland to spend several days with them leaving for her home Tuesday. C W Fields and Mrs Elna Raw- kigh went to Portland Thursday M< ’ a on business and to visit friends \ m e a FITFI, RATIONING returning home Sunday even'ng Mr and Mrs Dell Olds left Sun changed ’ ' ' ' w*-1 day for Portland to spend Mem-' Next season’s fuel rat?« ' fo- Mi W aiter and orial day and the week end vis heatin'« stove* will be fisurpH on <>r iting relat vea and friends. ... > k ) \e r PrbtHS i j t f f l j B s new basis. Charles B Maxfie* ’. district OPA fuel rationing rcor«. Mr and Mrs C P Adams of The sentative, announced today, 4)n or- M M n 1 f'r jF* Pa lies spent Friday night ns guests at the home of Mr and f WTII1 y . Mrs Don Clodfelter. MS R u t h of Mias Jeanette Holmes, who graduated from St. Mary’s acad emy, returned to her home here Friday. Mrs Claud E singer and Miss Fay« Hill of Foneet Grove ar rived here Sunday evening to vis If,* ¡»aik* Moona, it relatives and friends over Mem Mx and Mrs William Holmes and orial day. family, Miss Mabel Holmes, Mrs mg g g inches often caoaea S O Clodfelter of Portland came Ted von Borstel and aon, Donald, pitcher Mike Naymlck of the Cleve- up for Memorial day and to visit and daughter, Marie, attended the (and Indiana to be asked the quea- at the home of h e son and dau graduation exerewea at St. Mary’s tlon “How’s the weather up there?” an ,d,e day Mike Is trying to ’ ghter in law, Mr and Mrs Don academy Thursday evening. Jean- nette ,Holme, wM among the gr»- " “v,"c' p‘ * Trl** “i,.der- Clodfelber. that it is the same aa with 5 foot. Ida Holmes of Gateway was auabes. inch teammate. an over night guest at the Sam <***^ooooooooooooooooooeooooeooooooooooeoooooooocr Holmes home 'Sunday night. I l I Mrs Etha Schilling came up frtm The Dalles Monday and was a guest at the home of Mr and M t ? J S Newcomb. She attended the commencement exercises st M oto Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Ted Ball went to La Grande Saturday returning heme Sunday accompanied by their daughter. Dorothy, who has fin ished this term at Eastern Oregon College of Education. cup Enters Sing Sing M ------ W ayne Lonergan Ihstlessl H shown as be entered the yawning gates of S irg S ng prison to te g ia his sentenre of 35 years to L ie im prisonm ent (or the sla^.'.rg ol his w ife, r a t r lc 'a . FLY SPRAY It hits ’em and it kills ’em ! It’s as simple as that whin you go after insect enemies w ith quick-killing Standard . Fly Spray. Standard Fly Sprry kills for keeps, protects your property, your health against A c o r d i a l i n v i t a t i o n is e x t e n d e d to o u r fr ie n d s a n d TIES flics, moths, ants, roaches, fleas Hix M choose one you can’t go wrong r» 1 *• / Stripes, checks, all over patterns and many other deadly bugs. $1.00 — $1.50 — $2.50 millions o f dollars annually. n e ig h b o r s o f Insect menaces cost the nation Stamp them out — get after S h e r m a n C o u n ty to v is it t h e W h ite R e sta u r a n t in The D a lle s , enemy insects right now with now Dressy Straw Hats for Dad o w n e d a n d o p era ted b y Cool and casual M r a n d M r » W C , B ill, D a v i s good food—courteour service m a k e t h e W h ite R e s ta u r a n t y o u r h e a d q u a r t e r s in T h e D a lle s Mrs Frank von Borstel and her sister, Mrs John Goodrich, left The Dalles Wednesday for Port land where the former will at tend an auxiliary meeting and her sister wiU return to her home in Is an old established firm that has been telling, Calif om b. servicing and repairing cars for a generation. Mr and Mrs W L Ball and »mall The dependability of its products and the qual daughter of Portland are visiting ity of its service has been proven mahy times. at the home of Mr and Mirs Ted Ball. A Mr and Mrs Florin Coon of Now, when it is doubly important that you Sandy «pent Memorial day here* have good workmanship and quick service to visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs keep your cars and trucks running, have us take Bod Coon and friends. care of your service problems. Mias Elsie Bihby came up from The Dalles Saturday even ng visit a few days at the homes her brothers, Art and Joe. Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer. Mr T h e D a lle « | an I Mrs J S Neweom-, Mrs Her- g 4 0 1 E 3 r d man Ziegler and Mr and Mrs A F ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooomooo I T ire Repair and Recapping Standard Fly Spray. It kills ’em DEAD! Country Club Panama—$3.50 Genuine Air flow Panama BELTS Swank Dress Belts Brown or Black —$1.H— Texas Tanning Tooled Belts Light and Dikk Brown $1^0—$1.25—$1^0—$200 It |s up to all of us here on the home front to help hasten the day of Victory. By _______ buying _______War more War __ Bonds and holding on to them * e can shorten the war and bring our loved ones horns •z -t' Qótív» Country Club Straw $1-49 — $1.95 $2.49 Distinct, ve Sport Shirts Dress him up in a casual Sport Shirt —T Shirri— Cotton Knit—bright stripes and and plaids—short sleeves »mall, medium, large $1.19—$1.49—$198 Cotton Summer Weight Plaid Green Blue Tan small, medium, large $3.50 Cotton Multi Stripe Blue, Yellow, Green Gray small med trm, large Inter Woven Sox $2.95 Shapely Sport Slvrts Long sleeved, leisure time wearl Handsome color combination-cot Cotton Basket Weave ton and wool mix- Sizes 10 to 12 Green, Blue, Beige Small, medium, large 2pr. for $1.25 $2JM 3pr. for $1.25 1 M . Whams & Company The Dalles of G lN G tflB W U D WAFFLES 3 eggs ^ ' 4 1 - 2 cups flour 1-4 cup sugar 1 tsp ginger -12 cup molsses • 1 top soda 1 cup sour milk 1-2 tap «alt 1-3 cup butter, melted 1 tep bakink powder Beat the eggs until light. Add the sugar, molaeees, sour milk and the remaining dry ingredi- eilte «ifted together. Beat until smooth. Then stir in the melted butter, adasb of ©loves’ and cinn amon may be added for np cer waffles. Make« 6. G R A SS VALLEY 1 Mr and Mrs Araell Lemley had as their guests Sunday for dinner Moro Mr and Mrs Tom Precce Mr and Mrs Don Clodfelber had a« their guests Memorial day his fattier, S O Clodfelter of Portland, Mr and Mrs Frank von Borstel of Kent and Mrs John Goodrich of Yreka, California. Mr and Mrs Alva Eak n and family of Dufur were dinner guests at the borne of Mr and Mrs Esleí Hartley Sunday. to one roo% ' STANDARD Animal Fly Spray Safe for stock— protects them from insects that undermine their health, rob you o f prof its. Use Standard Animal Fly Spray regularly. C. R. ANDERSON Grass Valley—232 JACK WILSON Wasco—552 Your local r?pre$enta{fve ‘ fo r STANDARO of CALIFORNIA^
