IGE 3
SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MoRO, OREGON
What they did,
Library Gets Gifts
And how, and why,
In Memory
and what the neighbors said-
by the “ B O O K W O R M ”
FRIDAY, F E H h lAHI 7. PKX
MENTAL MEDICINE-------------------------------
En
Emotional Problems are Concern
Family Doctors, Meeting Told
«
Grade school boys and presum
It is good to hear that some of
ably girls all prettied up in their
Because tick people see their veston. Texas said pa tien ts who
best bib and tucker
hurriedly you have l>een to the library this
family doctor first, the general
are anxious and a g ita te d are
past
week.
I
hope
others
will
ru sh to meeting places one after
practitioner is ‘‘the first line of
lik e ly to be helped moat by the
come
in
to
see
the
fine
collection
noon a week to go to The Dalles
defense against mental ills,” tra n q u ih z in g drugs
Baltimore psychiatrist Frank J
D r Sam uel II. K raines, head
and attend a dancing class at the we have.
There is a book by Agnes Turn-
Ayd told a medical meeting in of u p riv a te p s y c h ia tric c lin ic In
Elks hall. This is a new develop
< hicago. to ld the m eeting th a t
ball named ‘‘The Gown of Glory.” Washington recently
m ent and fitting to the times.
The meeting—a discussion of
m e n ta l depressions som etim es
There is no reason why young This lxx»k certainly sounds fam everyday
problems in psychiatry
i »ult fro m body disturbances,
ste rs should not learn how to iliar if you have ever lived in a
—was called by the Maryland
oe< u n n g txxire as ofte n in w o
<mali
town,
population
about
400,
dance. Nearly all of them do
and District of Columbia chap m en as in men and often f o l
eventually and learning in a class where everybody knows their
ters of the American A
lo w in g a predu table pa tte rn.
N e arly alw ays, lie said, p a tie n ts
w ith real instructors may t>e bet neighbor. To this town comes a
demy of Gen-
who are dow ncast and blue fin d
ter than the old catch as catch young m inister and his wife to
e r a 1 Practice
It hard to sleep. Yet the y feel
can method of getting out on the gain experien e and wait for his
and J. B .
tire d and listless and have poor
floor with, a willing partner and call to a larger church. Twenty-
R o e rlg and
ap pe tite s lA e ir Interest wanes,
fiv?
years
and
four
children
later
learning the hard way.
and th e ir a b ility to concentrate
Company, New
be
is
still
waiting,
but
he
and
his
Boys of 14 used to be shy of
• m l m ake decisions is Im paired.
York pharm a
U n tre ated , he said, a n u ld de
girls; they didn't like to lx? dress wife realize they no longer want
gression ge n e ra lly b e c o m e s
ed up preferring the silent com to leave. You can’t help but en ceutical firm.
Its p u r p o s e
worse The doctor can help a
pany of horses or dogs, the com joy this simple story of small
gre a t deal by sym pa th etic u n
w as
to
j n- D r. F ra n k A y d
fort of a solid gun stock, the town life.
d e rsta n d in g and reassurance o f
crease t h e
fa m ily
do ctor's
Many people have made it the
smack of a baseball, the spin of
recovery. D r K raine s declared
awareness o f em o tion al p ro b
practice
to
donate
a
book
in
mem
a top to feminine companionship.
M e d ica tio n , he said seeks to
lem
s
in
his
p
a
tie
n
ts
and
to
sug-
•'elevate mood, help the p a tie n t
Women could come later, and did, ory of friends who have recently
gest w ays o f tre a tin g them
sleep and reduce his tensions "
but boys were boys and not in ter d ie ’. This is an excellent way to
M ike G orm an, d ire c to r of the
e s te d in them at fourteen. W hat's keep some friend in perm anent N a tio n a l C om m ittee A g a in s t S t r e s s Personal Touch
remembrance. The library keeps
But the speakers nt th e gyi i
M e n ta l Illness, said the re are
come over them?
posium rspe ated ly stressed the
not ne arly enough p s y c h ia tris ts
The style now is to call meet a list of current Ixxiks from which
♦ o help the 12 million Americans point that drugs don't tsplat s
ings, a class in something or oth to make selections. We will also
the close personal re la tio n sh ip
•‘ disabled by em o tion al and
er. Maybe it is a reaction to the order a book for you if you wish,
b e tw ie n d o cto r and pa tien t.
mental aberrations.”
('all
secretary
Dorene
Hall
fur
criticism that we Americans don't
F o r exam ple. D r. H e n ry A.
However. Dr. Ayd said later,
fu
rth
er
information.
go in for education. If something
many can be helped by the gen P a x i d s o it. superintendent of
Some
recent
books
given
in
eral practitioner, if he know, of New Jersey's Essex C o un ty
is advertised as a class where
« *. erl real. H o sp ita l, cautioned
something may be learned it will memory of Mi's. John Foss, Mrs. their difficulties and av?« ■
self of suitable dru gs to I»« .» his do< fo r uudience th a t r i
probably draw a good sized Jennie Martin and Mrs. Jack
<•. er!y “ s c ie n tific ” approach to
them.
crowd.
Last week a group of Lawrence are: The Small Woman,
p a tie n ts is “ ne ithe r possible nor
Mihler Medicines
young women met in a pounding Burgess; Em pire of the Columbia,
de sira ble .”
Johansen;
Below
the
Salt,
Cos
M
ost
pa
tie
n
ts,
accor
h
r
’
>
rain with sowing machines and
T re a tm e n t xxoiks best xxli rt
took instruction in sewing. It was tain; Tree Wagon, Lampman; Dr. A yd, do not require the ,.u . e the d o cto r has a stro n g stake
p
o
w
e
rfu
l
drugs.
T
hey
can
be
partly social, surely, for no gath-' Man of the Family and Field of helped w ith m ild e r-a c tin g m edi-
in his p a tie n ts ' recovery, Dr.
D axidson declared.
ering of women could be other Home, Moody; To Live Again, 'Cines. A tu ra x , one o f tin s la tte r
D r. C harles E. Goshen, m ein-
wise, and som ewhat instructive, Marshall; The Crotwn Tree, Bly ¡group, i3 especially useful i.t
the; and several other juvenile tr e a tin g upset school ch ild re n bi r o f the N ew Y ork S ociety*o f
too.
M edical P sychoanalysts, p re
and w o rk in g adults. D r. A yd
One of the characteristics of ami a ult fiction.
dicte d the fa m ily do ctor's w o rk
Additional memorial
books said, because the d ru g does not
small town life in those days is
w ith in the next 10 years w ill be
a p p e a r to cause drowsiness o r
its busyness (we do not mean were ordered this week. 1 will tell .m
la rg e ly w ith the m en ta l he a lth
ental fogginess
business). Everyone has so much you alxiut some of them at a later
I>r. Irwin M. Cohen, director o f his patients. He w ill be m ost
date.
to do and the next day there is
concerned w ith p re v e n tin g m en
of the n e u ro p sych ia try c lin ic at
ta l disease.
more of the samo. The leisure of
John Sealy Huso ta i in G a l
W
oods-Powell
Angus
Farm
at
sm all town life is greatly exag
jointed tongue is sometime as
gerated and city dwellers have Moro, recently sold four purebred
Bumble Bees Killed
long as the bee's body and twice
much more tim e than small Aberdeen-Angus cows to Jesse
and
K atherine Linebaugh of
as long as the tongue of the how-
towners.
By Spraying
ey bee.
Reason may be that in a little Echo, Oregon*.
Mrs. Jay McKay ami Peggy at
Tw enty-four species of bumble
town there are but a few to do
The
colorful
and
valuable
bum
the things considered necessary: tended a wedding shower in hon ble liees that once were among bees a-re found in O regon.' De
collect for the heart, polio, crip or of Mrs. Larry K ayser Friday the state’s leading crop pollina serted mio? nests are favorite
homes for the liees and the big
pled children, USO, Red Cross evening.
Mrs. Jack Noonan has lx>en un- tor» before wide-spread use of build-up in mice this year may
and other drives, manage the bu
chemical sprays are now disap
sinesses, attend the meetings of « cr the w eather recently replac pearing from some sections of mean more humble bees next
ing
J
a
.k
who
w;is
ill
a
good
part
the organizations. We are intol
Oregon and W estern America, ac summer. Stephen believes. All but
new queen bumble bees die with
erant of waits which means that of the winter.
Little Marilyn Brisbine is well cording to an Oregon State col the first frost each fall. The queen
there is no visiting while w aiting
lege
entom
ologist’s
study
of
the
w inter over ami builds the
for a window at the bank or buy again after spending a part of king-sized bee.
colony.
ing at the grocery store. And we last week in the hospital with a
Dr. W. P. Stephen has found
Rumble bees vary greatly In be
do not line up at the theater bad cold or flu.
bumble l>ees all but gone from
Jack
Colley,
spray
flyer
from
havior and color. Some are vici
windows or perm it delay at the
intensive
farm
ing
areas
where
Nez perce, Idaho, is here arran g
service station.
sprays are used constantly to ous, others docile. Unlike the hon
ey bee, the bumble tx»e can sting
The notion that small town re ing for crop spraying work to fill check destructive pests.
more than once. In Oregon, they
sidents have time to sit on the out his schedule.
Some
still
remain
along
the
Harley Tucker, the man who
are mostly yellow and black.
sv'ew alks and converse in long
coast
in
other
sections
of
open
dialogues al»out events of long puts on the rodeo at the county land where th eir ground nests are
ago while the sun moves unheed fair was here Friday ta-I-k-i-ng to not exposed to sprays. In those J U N IO R L A D IE S M E E T
A T MORO C H U R C H
ed through the erulean sky is as fair board members.
Mr. and Mrs. John Parker were areas, they are particularly use
erroneous as the one about city
The Junior Ladles of the Moro
ful
as
pollinators
of
cranberr-ies,
folks going at a high lope all in Portland the first of the week blueberries, and red clover. They Community Presbyterian church
to attend the northw est hard
day long. We make it snappy.
met Tuesday evening at the home
ware dealers convention.
Mrs. are more effective than honey of Mrs. Robert Ferrell for their
bees
on
red
clover
and
blueber
George Benson tended the store
Co-hostesses
ries and honey bees do not like Valentine party.
in their absence.
were Mesdames Marvin Robert
the
cool,
wet
conditions
under
Moro Personals
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Owings and
son and Keith Thompson. There
which cranberries grow.
Mr. and Mrs. L ester Conlee family have moved into the Rug
w ere 17 m em bers present.
W*hile
the
decline
of
th
e
bumble
left for Portland Tuesday to a t gles house on Main street to re bee can’t be helped or halted, it
E ntertainm ent for the evening
tend the funeral of her brother. main while he is working for Mc can be “lam ented,” Stephen said, included several poems read by
Nutt
Construction.
George E. Rickett, who died in
Mrs. Virgil A rcher and games
Mrs. Orville Hockman went to and every attem pt made to check played ami enjoyed by all.
that city Saturday at the ¿hie of
indiscrim inate spraying th at use
73 of a heart atta k.
The Dalles W ednesday afternoon lessly kills off wild bees. Honey
Light refreshm ents were ser
Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell to visit her husband who is a t bees are protecteed by moving ved by the hostesses from a table
were down from Helix Monday the Columbia Basin N uring home. them In and out of spray areas, attractively decorated to express
while George was on a business She says his breathing is easier in he noted.
the spirit of St. Valentine. Like
trip and Gwen came along for the lower altitude.
Stephen recently published a decorations were used alwut the
the rk c and a visit. They recently
technical bulletin on bumble bees home.
returned home from a trip to MORO COMMUNITY
The next meeting will lx? Feb-
of
W estern America and has been
California with the Ruff Ray PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ruary 18 at the home of Mrs
given
a
$9,500
g
ran
t
by
the
Na
9:13
Church
School
monds.
W illard Ix-ff.
with classes for all.
Russell tional Science Foundation to con
David Moore and wife have
tinue
work
for
another
three
Belshee, superintendent.
settled down in the big house on
years. He plans
eventually to
the old Moore place, moving fath 11:00 Church Servive
compile
data
on
bumble
te e s of Dr. Otis G. Perkins
Sermon theme: Taken from the the world.
er Collis and wife into town to
Lord’s Prayer, “Our F ather.”
live with his m other until able to
The thing that makes
some
3:30 W estm inister Fellowship.
locate in the Bill Powell house.
Optometrist
bumble
liees
particularly
effective
Our young jieople will lx* host
Marvin Miller was here again
as
pollinators
is
their
long
ton
405 K. 2nd HL
to the Methodist young people
Mon ay from Portland and still
gues, Stephen said.
The three-
of Wasco.
rushing around the country look
Tel. CYfl-5302 The Dalle«, Ore.
Ernest ('. Goodenberger, 1’astor
ing for rocks. He has liccomv a
dedicated rock hound.
H Mt I \ \ l > \ IE \v GRANG1
.Meets First and Third Monduyi
each month at 8 p. m.
Orlow Martin, Master
Agnes Renson, Secretary
Meets 2nd and 4th
ruesdays of each
month.
Visiting
members welcome.
L. Grabcnhorst. NG
Vada De.Moss, See.
”
Lupine Rebekat. fxxlge
Moro Ixwlge No. 113
Meets 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays in 1 O.O. F
.
hall. Transient and
- i <• ^-7
cordially invited.
p jl
Orlow Martin, N. G. W R « ?
Leo W atkins, Secretary
Taylor L(»| m ,J a . F. A 4. M.
Wasco, Oregoi
Me.
FI
d Third
ns i
»¡'itm c tn"'
Elton Medk W
Gordon Harper, S
Bethlehem ( hapter No. 78 O.E.H.
Meets every se.
second
Thursday each me
Visiting member.«
4-H Club News
Our cooking <lub met at the
Moro church
January 13 and
January 27, 1938. On Jan u ary 13
everyone was there except three.
On Janu ary 27 everyone was
there and we have three new
memliers. They are Russel Geiser
and Steven Irzyk and W ayne
Paxton. Jan uary 13 Barbara Gil
man and Karen Paxton gave a
dem onstration on vegetable salad
which was very good. The people
who cav.» refreshm ents this week
were Judy Kelso and Denise Mil-
>*r, Patty Miller and Mary Ann
Thompson.
I
rter: Mary Ann Thompson
- v
x
Meets on th
3rd Thursda
eac^ month
d t(
iyde Gilknor, Secretary
Mrs. G eorge
Fox
Harvey Hanson ami Bob Mor
ris reported they saw a dog afire
running » r o t s the school grounds
Sun av night. A can containing
gasoline was found nearby. When
Mr. ami Mrs. Eugene Back awoke
Monday morning they found (heir
dog badly burned. They took the
dog to the veterinarian for aid.
Come to our
VALENTINE SHOW
'I he Sherm an High
Rooster
club are giving a card party Feb
ruary 14 at 8 p. m. at the school
calfetorium. Each couple coming
to bring another couple to make
up a table of . artls. Also the p a r
ents are asked to bring their own
card taibles, can Is and tallies.
There will lie door prises, cant
prizes ami refreshm ents furnish
ed by the committee. Each person
asked is to contribute a dollar to
play cares.
All parents and
friends are asked to come.
Saturday afternoon, February 15
2:00 P. M.
SHERMAN THEATER
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Rovetto
are the parents of a daughter
tx>rn January 29. Rovetto works
as a driller on the John Day dam
drilling cress whi h is working
here now.
Jerry Lewis
See
Mrs. Fred Wenzel and son Fred
die from Clackamas sjxmt Sun
day here visiting Mr. Wenzel and
Rudie Jasm in who are tearing
»own the old C hristian church
for the Rufus grange. All of them
were Sunday dinner guests of the
George Fox’s.
in
“The Delicate Delinquent”
This is an open letter to introduce
•
Mrs. Boise O’Neal was hostess
for a baby show er for Mrs. Rov
etto Thursday night.
W inning
prizes for games were Mrs, Ralph
An erson and Mrs. Frank Rob
bins. Mrs. O'Neal served refresh
ments of angel f»xid cake with
straw berries and whipped cream
and coffee. The stork arrived lie-
fore the show er was given.
The Rufus I’TA met Monday
ni-g-ht at the Rufus school cafeter
ia. A speaker from The Dalles
Chamber of Commerce was pre
sent and w is introdm e.l bv Dr.
Frank Reid.
The Fam ily
Fi+w night on
M-a-r» h 1 was diseusred and the
community desires to create a lot
of interest m it in the com m un
ity-
Mrs. Wa44er Morris is the swli-
citor for the March of Dimes.
Anyone s h e does not contact and
desires to contribute may bring
or send their donations to Mrs.
Morris.
Mi’s. A rthur W atkins
is the
chairm an of the Heart Fund for
this area. The fund is solicited by
mail this year.
John C urry from the bead of
fice of the First National Bank In
Portland, will sjwak on making
Wills and planning estates for the
lecture’s program for Sherm an
County Grange which meeds nt
Rufus G range Saturday Febru
ary 8 at 1:30 p. in. The program
will be open to the public.
THE AERIAL SPRAY SERVICE
we offer in this area.
We use Stearman Bi planes exclusively. Our
mixing units are full agitation systems and ground
equipment fully mobile. Our personnel are licensed
and experienced!
( bit' rp riiv e * p c rit‘nct‘ covers a p erio d of seven
y e a rs
'Pile s p ra y work we n o rm ally do in Id ah o
com es d u rin g .I line an d .Inly so we w ould like to
ex p a n d our busincHS by pouring here.
References of our past work are available and
will be furnished on request.
Wc a re p re p a re d to do m ost a n y ty,w of appli*
eat ion.
Ralph Thomas at the Moro Hotel will answer
any inquiries.
Jack Colley
Airplane Spraying
Nez Perce, Idaho
MUNICH
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Vfà the Water
,cer is brew ed
•Oly
th a t makes
the difference
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Carries 6 passengers
y
.
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plus a full pickup load!
P erfection
in ery service
at reasonable cost
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Genevieve Powell, W. M.
Gwen Ross, Se«retary
E ureka Lodge No. 121 t.F.AA.M.
Sherm an high school play I Mau- gam e. 1 I . ,i
pin on the home floor Friday the score was 44-43 on the Mau-
night in what should be I close pin court.
Rufus Personals
Funeral Service
Leonard & Wilma Smith
Visiting
Directors
Phone
The Dalles CY 6-3135
You pay fo r one, g et the use of two!
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comfort mlndtd interior ndta t il
paxMngort In atatlcn w a«r n I m i -
STJ. Second curd aid« d>or allow«
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Sia foot groin-tight body hauls
up to on« ton Mtaxurot M Inches
from front of body to raw of tall-
l i f t to corry itandard p'etup load.
A«a»iabls In four whaol do »a
CUSHMAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY
Moro, Oregon
Spacial T-ft. u tility body mahaa
It a S-man repair «hop.
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For guaota. baggage suppiiea.