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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1950)
■A. f T h ese T h in g s We N ote Club Children Go Sherman County Rod & Gun Club To OSC Summer Riders Win Top School On Campas Honors In Show Io Meet and Plan Year’s Fishing - 4__ t County Budget Balanced Under 6% Limitation The Sherman County Rod & Fourteen Sherman coflnty 4-H Gun club will hold its annual club boys and girls left Tuesday Although' comparatively few meeting Wednesday, June 21 at The • county budget board morning for the 34 th Annual Sumrruy School at Oregon State of the ’ Sherman County Riders the courthouse at 8 p. m. made up a budget for Sherman College, CorvalRg. _ attended the Mid-Columbia Ma- Reports will be made on work “ “ " X Mrs. Elizabeth Hartley, 4-H „ , n iv p r th a t has been done on pr0Y de , / o r . county club leader at Grass Valley, ac- J°r Korse show in Hood R iver ing road, finances and on activ- roada and ^ 3-000 for the *ener' companied the club members as last Sunday, June 11, they won w »g Qf the pagt yefir wIU al fund while remaining under official chaperone for the ten the award with 51 points and aiso be election of officers at the slx P®1*0*0* limitation. In by Giles L. French days at Corvallis. Hood Rlver wa8 seednd with 40. this time. addRi™ to tba road Over on the^ coast one finds attendi Fields / are . _ a . fund there still special remains C a Bovs r 7 B and r X s girls CherrilL * * * o was, be,d a t al , A , T ^18,000 in the road some fund a world very different from that uaroi D C ’ Hood River Saddle club grounds invited to attend. New keys for £271 t t , . « jmooo on the east side of the Cascades. BV-Ck_ * j y asc.?; and the local riders returned this year will be Issued at the Agricultural resources are much which may be spent on roads Donald Miller, Joan Bakin, Jo home with the following prizes: meeting. during the next fiscal year. The smaller and timber and the sea ann Ross, Gary Miller, Sherry Sharon Martin, best Western ------------------- - board, recommended that gravel bring in greater revenue than Woods, and Dayanne Sayrs of Dress: Men’s Pleasure Horse be crushed for use in the Kent the land. The flowers are very Moro; Danny Duncan, Elaine event, Slim Thompson 2nd; AUXILIARY WOMEN and Rufus districts. pretty and the hills are green Brlnkert, Margaret Baumgart Calf Roping, Larry Davis 1st; Wasco and Sherman coun- Bolton, The Dalles, A. C. Kase- ______ __________ It was discovered that there with fern and brush where not tieg were well represented on berg, Mrs. Kaseberg, Mrs. Alice ner, and Barbara Blaylo k of Toadies’ Pleasure Horse, Doris MEET IN WASCO were greater amounts In cash timhmwd. It is a p leasan t place Oregon Journal’s recent Lambora, Mrs. J. M Hilderbrand. and Frap‘t McKay Coelsch 2nd and Velma McKean than formerly. Cash amounting The American Legion auxlli to visit criuse to Alaska. Photographed J. M. Hilderbrand, Patricia Welk, of Kent. 3rd; Scurry in pairs, Harold Ea- ary of the Frank E. Brown Post to $6200 was declared in the TTW N jn tbe bow of the SS Prince Mrs. H. A. Van Gilder, 1ft». A. Four-H summer school Is the M11 kin au and Slim Thompson 1st; at Wasco met June 5 at the home general fund compared to $5000 A visiting lady told this story faft to right: Mrs. Frank J. Smith and A. J. Smith, all of activity that enables club mem- Matched pairs, Kenneth and and swears it is true Her broth- Tbe Dalles; Mrs. B. L. Wasco. bers from all over the state to Sharon Martin 1st; Pole Bending, of Mrs. James O’Meara with Mrs. declared last year. In the road Kenneth Blau as co-hostesses. fund $10,500 was found unspent er accidently cut off a finger- 7T-'r. ■ __________________ __ . . gather for additional , Instruc Instruc- Sherman County Riders, men’s The meeting was opened with as compared to $7000 last year, When he was having it dressed tion In subjects relating to their division 4th and ladies 2nd; the the Wasco president Mrs. James Estimated receipts In the gener- one day the nurse asked, “What A. Rose Buried At club projects. The school Is or- Reining class for western stock O’Meara calling for a salute to al fund were up $2200 to $4750 do you do, ganlzed for instruction in agri- horses, Sharon Martin 1st and the flag. This was followed by in the general fund and down “Nothing”, he said,., being re culture and home economics be- Marjorie Van Gilder 4th; Men’s singing a verse of the “Star to $16,600 from $19,050 In the Sacramento, Cal. tired. sides affording opportuftby for class In the same event was ... , , T-x , Spangled Banner”. •' The secre- road fund. ,“Oh, I see,” replied the nurse, won v by by r Larry Word was received here this recreation and organised play, won 7 Davis. tory Mrs. Gerald Nesblt is get- Additional office equipment “You are a government man.” week from Mrs. A. Rose of the . . . There were eight Saddle clubs ting thc auxiliary history made appropriation of $400 was made TTWN passing away of Mr. Rose for tM y M Ts sum- In competition, the Arlington out with the help of Mrs. Ever- for the sheriff’s office, the The story of that college frater - June 1, at Sacramento, Califor- ^hoo! were Alex Marshall s saddle Club, Fort Dalles Riders, eU Watkins. The proceeds of county health officer appropria- nity recently apprehended at Rainfall of about an Inch and nla- ° n thelr 58th wedding an- »mre^ i u . s . Dufur Rldlng Club, Tywama the poppy saieg are not all In tion was raised to $3200 from the university indicates some Z f Saddle Club’ No- 12 Ridlng CTub’ yet. but the auxiliary was well $1200. a thousand dollars were niversary. thing more Important t h a n a half came to Sherman county pleased with the reporta already saved In court house repair and youthful e x c e l s APparenu, field, the l o t week to make Moro: Fir- man county Club and the Hood In. the emergency fund raised a st National Bank, More and R Iver Saddle Club. The weath- X ^ V p J ^ H U c a f p o w e r everyone There are “ “ “ rled there June 1. 1892 A donation of ten dollars was thousand to $6000 HflRMd OriH Wislley. er was no^ too gOod with just voted to be sent to the I^per fund was changed but The little road al through* threats and to eventual- wb" that R As a very young man he Thomas W. Thompson will enough moisture falling to keep ^ lo n v ln Indiana for the eradi- though estimates of wages was and others who would b>ve jearned telegraphy* and worked ly rule thrdugh fear attend summer school the sec- the participants damp through caUor[ of the disease Increase^to $21,500 from $15,000 There is nothing new for the * Rock Island rall- ond thw ry^gcodne^1 know s.b u in tth the at fact tirat .*?*"? e ^ n i i ^ ^ a8Sfating u ™ ^ ^ t h chap- and the fair sized crowd of ’ X’ "letter was read from Mrs. and the repair bill was eetlm- club hoys spectators chilled. Myrtle Krueger of The Dalles ated at $5000, up $1000. a plan .hnnkl be croups in col- overshadowed Vy the main fact 0WRAN rallroad In J891, latter and girls. and Mrs. Floye von Borstel of ^or crushed rock will re- . helm? trained In such prac- wh,ch *• that It did rain and In worklng for the Union Pacific, j j ? ? should be a shock to Ore- June and tbat 1 50 inche® of. rair! He was sent to Moro as station Grass Valley thanking the aux- quire $4000 Instead of the $2500 ^ H , ^ e n a We to v T h ad it In ln lh» ' month *» «.ns»*™ ! agent In l»10, remaining here George Bell Post lliary for the courtesies shown that was appropriated last year enCernm ^nt for the pa« few Pret,y falr lm uran‘'e of a rea- imitl 1|3R. when he retired Mr«. Anne Busse them at the luncheon held in and an item of $1000 for jnaca- veara O ^ u w are toW to vote 8° " ab‘y ®'*>d wheat croP' and he and Mr.. Roae moved Hood River at the home of Mrs. repair was put In the bud- Elects Eslinger Ormand Hilderbrand in May. Ret for oiled roads. ,, or lore certain federal- The 0r8t ralus “ “ taal week b « * p Portland. Because of his Dle$ fo H o S D lt a l r 7 ™ 7 t e d nr“ i l w ^ and are » “ d ■» lnch «*» and MUng health they moved to ' « 7 „ ____ nominating ___ _________________ The committee for The second budget meeting George ____________ Bell Post of the Am- nromisM benefits for supporting the largest rain came Sunday Sacramento in 1947 to be near Mrs. Anne Busse, A t h e r of erican legion met June 8 at the the new officers for 1950-51 for will be held July 7 at the court ro r^in candidates - when gauge at the4r dauShter - Ralph J- Busse, died In th e Dal- Rent Ijeglon hall Election of of- the auxiliary results were Mrs. house when interested taxpayers ¿ ‘vordift* to the American «tation showed .72 inch making ^ u rv iv o rs are besides his les Wednesday following a long flcerg w| s wlth the foUow. Kenneth Blau as president; Mrs. may come and be heard, ruw i tn iu rh t in schools that an.even 1.40. Small rains have widow, Mrs. Rose, one daugh- illness. She recently came to j results- Marcus Eslinger, Owietus Walker, first vice-presl- -------------- — fallen since then but have been ter, Mrs. Marjorie Harper and Oregon from Brooklyn Nfew commander. John Buether Jr dent; Mrs. Catherine Blsh, sec ts m u m — of uttle consequence. one granddaughter, Mrs. Jean York, to be with her son. Sat- yJce Harry Wayne ond vice-president; Mrs. Gerald Mariners Club Host TTW N Wheat is late and Is not en- Miller. urday she was taken to the hos- Young adjutant ’ Theo von Bor- Nesbit, secretory-treasurer. ' as headed but ___ there has been _ Vault interment was made at pitol with — -------“ ----------- --------------- It was somewhat suprising Qpciy ___ ___________ _________ an * Incurable Illness, 8tef ‘ n n ^ "oRicer;' Robert Ta- sisted by Mrs. -------- Dewey Thomas; T Catkers S q m 0fflCer; BUI P a u s e d Mrs. Patty Welk as sergeant- 1 U 1 MIWW last year when Diane Christian- a marked improvement in the East Lawn cemetery In Sacra- GTaveside services will be held tum at 2 o o’clock son won first for both sheep appearance of the fields within mento, California. zvx.1 v Friday standard gergeant arms; Donald . Mac aLarms and Mrs. Clyde Fridley Ybe Mariner’s ‘ club of the time with interment at the IOOF Innls, chaplain. Installation of Jr. as chaplain. and steers at the Wheat League the jagt two we€kS Moro Community church, a na- cemetery. show in The Dalles. It was re the elected officers will be In Serving on the nominating tlonaj organization of young MITCHELL« GET markable that she won the the early fall subject to the con- committee were Mrs. Earl Ric - married couples, will play* host (XINGRATULATIONS championships again In the same MALEN venlence of the members of the elderfer, Mrs. Afton McIntyre many fathers and sons at Its School Districts classes at the same show • this - • _____ post. » and Mrs. Stfft UIPM*. third annual banquet Friday, Friends of Mr and Mrs. George Delegates to the state conven- The auxiliary decided to spon- June lfl at fl;30 psT ln the year. It was an indication of rare WINS F« OF O. DEGREE Mitchell helped them celebrate tion will be Frank von Borstel, sor a food sale at Patty O Meara s cburcb parlors. generouslty that a girl so young Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pinkerton their 25th wedding anniversary Elect Monday Henry Peters and Jimmy Jones store Saturday afternoon. . R ^ r t McLean of the should have donated one steer returned Monday from Eugene Wednesday night at the Mitchell to the aid of crippled children. where they had spent the week residence. , They were married _______ ■ > ' ------------ — :----------------- ■■■ 11 - - - First Presbyterian church ln Every school district in the Diane has made an enviable re end attending* th e ’.graduating at the Reese home near Moro county. wIU hold. Its annual Ybkima, Washington, who has traveled extensively and la well cord as stock feeder A and helpful exercises at the University of in 1925 and have lived here or meeting next Monday. The elec- Grass Valiev Items About Inose Vf ho known for his sense of humor citizen. But the P° ewadiiy Oregon where their son in law, at Pendleton. Among the guests tion of directors and other busl- will be the principal speaker of fact about it all is that Diane Victor Malen, graduated with a warp Mr. and ---- Mrs. Truman w e r e ----------- —------ ness of the district including the - Come and Go In That City the evening. has not put on any airs aDoui degree in gchooi archi. strong who were celebrating approval of the budget will be To complete the program, any of it, which is proof of teoture. The Malena are moving their 34th wedding anniversary, consummated at the meeting. M d Mrs e <1 Alley and Mr. Keiper will work. t good character and good ■ train to Astoria soon and the grand From Pendleton came Mr. and Two Non-high school directors . . ‘ ^yndchildren Karen and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moore ftom Master of Ceremonies, Lloyd ing as admirable as her victories. children came home with the Mrs. Ravelle Raymond to Join are to be elected, one in school AHey Mr and Mrs. Tom Goldendale and her brother, R. Johnson, has planned a varied Mr. Elva Baker from Vancouver, program consisting of readings district 4, zone 2 for a five Ptnkertons during that^ period, the party. Alley of The Dalles and and Washington spent Memorial day by Mrs. Thomas Thompson, vo- TTWN year term and one in school dis Leonard Jones It’s nothing new that towns r i ~ ~ ~ trict 23, zone 4 for a four year daughter* Susan, of Stockton, here with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. cal numbers by Edgar Justeren and states should not be as big ram nrnla were dinner guests Baker from The Dalles. • and sleight of-hand performance as they thought they were. It ™e day la ^ week at ihe home Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young by Norman Field.. Vernbn Mll- has happened to all of us. of M r/a n d Mrs. Fred Cole at and twins went to The Dalles ler and Ronald May will speak /n Hood Riser Church Sunday Three Rural School Board ^ a^ d "*"* ” Sunday* to meet her aunts the for the fathers and sons TTWN 1^03 rd ^^3 sco An Oregon writer of unques elected. and Mrs. Dell Olds tioned erroneousness, says that the president's trip cost less than The Dalles, ^ u g h t e r of Mr . and same af . _ . g dlrector for one year J an<J Mrg Harry Heising Cleveland Heights. Ohio, for a are preparing a turkey dinner $26,000. „ tru e , let's a bunch of us Mrs. Grant, ^ “ ker of Im? ■ M ai am at Bn»*™»» of Port- t«™8 w <U> the vacancy left by t Metonug. Mr. Heising Just visit. They visited In Seattle complete with all the trimmings charter a train anil take a cheap Oregon was w arded t o J o h n Mary Margaret BUkney Port refilgnatlon Q, F,ovd «t Me hogpt her aunU ,eft for famlly atyie, a«ur- trip back to Washington. ; Ormand Tudor w T L .Zone 4, school district 23 and £ herc he had been several Banff, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. ring plenty for everyone. Tick- Mr. and Mrs. Or^ nd Hilder- W asca. - school district 9 . will J. ith virus pneumonia. Dell Young and children returned ets are on sale by members of brand of Wasco. The ceremony Gordon Hilderbrand acted as »y«« __ t a days with virus pneuim m «___ _ i m w w « ___ t ^ x »« k and m«*v be Durchased TTW N ------- — . a» a *. _ a > «.< and elect directors for three year n ,T . cuwa Thorrtoson went home by way of Portland where the club and may be purchased “ L 7 C . n “ heto 4 S “5 £ £ ^ n T e d , ^ o hfteW ^ d “ 7 « ^ M e t o l i u s Tuesday to the they vUltod hU slater,. Mrs. at the doo rfo r ,1.60 fatr perren. farmers «... didate from Grass Valley, zone Harry Heising ranch to round Florence Clark, at 8 o’clock. Later ter Gray of Portland were ush when the drops are falling at a j une 4- No other nominations have Wg catUe for 8hipment. A bridal shower will be given a «» ^ a ^ k . moderate pace. The rain is so about 200 guests were seryedat ers. Rev. Flecher Cannell for- . — « «d «> --------- « j . .n and Mrs Art Rlbby hgd odd.Fellows hen ln Ora8S f ir e LOSSES DROP u. ,/asco officiated. be«" candidates wUl be friendly and so cooling to agl- a reception at the home of Mr. merly of Wasco officiated. as dinner guests Memorial day valley Tuesday, June 20, at 2 p. TN « h b r m AN COUNTY t»tPd nerves that they hate to and Mrs Ormand Hilderbrand Hilderbrand The church was lit by altar nomlna a c n < < Mr. and Mrs. Edison Sutherland m ln honor of Miss Eileen Lem- miss it. Consider: if one has Jn Hood>River. candles with gold and crystal who arrived Monday from Rich- jey wb0 wdi soon be a bride. Fire losses of insured rural 1000 acres of wheat which might Miss Tucker wore a cream candlabras at either end. Three mond, Washington, Mike Blbby p riend8 are invited. , and farm properties ln Sher- make 20 bushels and a hlce gentle 8nfc wedding gown that had candles were in each window at JOBS OPEN TO who arrived Monday from Cal- Jimmie whetmore and his or- man county last year amount- rain comes along that may raise been in the family 57 years. It the side of the altar. . MARRIED COUPLES ifornia, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wool- chX a will again be In the ed to $74,315, It was revealed th at up to 25 or 30 bushels it wafi At the ----------------------— reception Mrs. — Joeeph was made with a long train ______ _ — — *— — — — » HPPmR onlv a friendly gesture to hanging from a gored skirt Thornton and Mrs. (B yron Married couples are wanted wine and her mother, Mrs. county and p|ay for a dance on today by T. w . Thompson upon associate with that rain unless It bordered with a band of small Kinsley, both of The Dalles, cut to fill hospital vacancies at the Frances Blbby from The Dalles. July gth gt tbe Qrag8 Vall«v ™»- receipt of a statew ide summary Issued by the state fire marshal. becomes very violent. pleats assund the bottom. The the four tiered cake topped with Eastern Oregon State Hospital Mr. and Mrs. David Jones or vlUon( sponsored. by the This figure indicates a de ---- -7 basque was cut with low neck a small Bible and a small repli- in Pendleton, according to anrf Helix were here Memorial aav Fej|0W8 lodge of that city. crease of $300,000 as compared TTW N Une and wj<je collar trimmed ca of the bride’s orchid. Mrs. announcement made today by visiting friends. _____-------- r---- - with losses accounted for in 1948 Syndicalism may be defined matching braid under Warren Beem, sister of the bride the Oregon State Civil Service Mrs. S. M. Alberty arrived when they totalled $374,522 ln as a type of governmtent wherein whJcb wa8 a ru ffie of old lace, and Mrs. Marie Barnett Cooper, Commission. * Sunday on the train from Fene- RRAPpOWnONMHNT Sherman county. delegates or representatives are wQre g gnd earring8 of both of Portland, poured the The storting pay per person Ca, Missouri and Mr. Alberty Charles R ? Ross, extension elected to the legislature by grandmothers Her flowers punch ln which floated ice cream fa $170 for a 48-hour week. Meals, arrived Thursday by car to .p jjT jT io x s BEING SIGNED ______ 6 . . .___ . _ « flowers. __________ » ____________________ - _____ ______ ___ ____ ____horn some visiting forestry specialist at OSC said groups. There «r/uiid would therefore therefore cascade of . stephanotls Mrs. Berne Uselak of . laundry, and new, attractive spend time here visiting Circulation^ of petitions for jn a fatter accompanying this be men who spoke for lah°G centered with a purple throated Portland was assisted in the apartments are provided at a their sons, Sant, Melvin and A. the balanced or rural reappor- report summary that fires In farmers, business, etc., instead nrrhld The orchid was later dining room by Mrs. Patricia very reasonable rate. S. Alberty. . « ... . An applicant, prior to employ- Fred Crowley arrived Tuesday hc hprm nn countv O.reg6n dT ^ L ngS, an? Oth^ of men who spoke for communl- worn on her going away cos- Welk. Misses Carlene and Mar- Her head dress was a lene Beem. In the living room ment, must successfully complete from Alrlle to visit his sister < <),np e ... . . r p’actf ar® tnCTeaslnK at 1 ties or states. That might happen ^ume if pledges were made to groups J u b e t cap of ]ace matching th at Mrs. Grace Medler and Mrs. an examination given in Pendle- and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Bud itrn»»! to do so > . ° n he -^and kep t It is not democracy. bar drPe8s Jo8eph Hilderbrand assisted and ton. Brlnkert. He left Friday after ^»10 have 1 , Statewide 1949 Insured fire her dress. Hastings of The Applications and further ln- school closed, accompanied by at the Sherman County Journal losses which include dwellings Mrs. Malcolm McDermid —»«» ---- — - ——- y . ----office . . . i ---- 1— office. amounted , to $11,647,111. Av- T T W N TU Cranup insists on purging Wasco (nee Miss Phyllis Thorn- Dalles had chirge of the guest formation can be obtained,from his mother, Mrs. Fred m Crowle> • _ _ _ _ _ _ f ■ the local office or m e v reg o n ro r u m w nome in Aim v. Those who have petitions al- erags ftMf thejgM B 10 years, tu to rs w h o ^ te d ^ e ~ £ “ *9 Î Æ 22 legislators wbo vote« 10 ».— o <n*Mkn After a short trip Mr. and State Employment Service, 317 it necessaiy o congres- net dress with matching net Mrs. Hilderbrand will be at 8. E. Court Street, Pendleton; left Friday Idaho where they will sheet and sending them in to farm barns, out buildings, equip- petitions al*nGd h j j. «faves and carried a net basket home on the Ormand Hilder- or from the State Civil Service Lewiston. I< Mrs. Keiper the county _ clerk for checking ment, livestock and c r o p s ___ ___ parents, slonal districts an pansies. - Little Miss Joan brand farm three miles east of Commission, Public S e r v i c e visit his pi tiative measures show the total of pansies. amounted to $391,571. will attend summer school and of registration. Building, 8alem. COM of expenditures to be made. Uzelak of Portland was* the Wasco. Rain Improves Crop Prospecte; No Damage Done John Hilderbrand, Wanda Tucker Mamed a ™ j t -
