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tVonvTh Oregon Statesmen's i VcSey Correspondents
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frn.j, CITY Lawrence Poole, left, and Leo Poole, Hill City brothers
.who received the senior award, lor beinr outstanding athletes In
Mill City high school graduation exercises recently. Both were stars
In football, basketball and baseball dnrin- their four years at the
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Statesman News Service
MONMOUTH Oregon College
of Education graduated 1,64 at
commencement exerciser here
Wednesday -
Dr. H. M. Gunn, OCT president,
was the commencement speaker.
His topic was "Abulia or Zeno
phobia." Dr. Gunn is leaving OCE
soon to take up luties as super
intendent of schools at Palo Alto,
Calif. . - :
Dr. Gunn was Introduced by
Dr. Joseph P. Santee, professor
emeritus, who retired last spring
after many years of service at
OCE.
George F. Chambers, Salem,
member of the state board of high
er education, brought greetings
from the state board. Dr. Denis
' lUtesnua News ferric .
Clarence Miller
' AURORA Clarence Miller of
Irrigon, Ore, and long-time resi
dent of Aurora and Needy, died at
his home Sunday. His grand
parents were pioneer settlers in
this area. Surviving is a son,
Quinton Miller in .the U. S. navy;
and three . brothers, - Philip, of
Needy, Edward of Molalla and
Dewey of Portland. . Funeral ser
vices will be conducted from the
Canby Funeral home and inter
ment will be in the Zion cemetery
at Canby.
Baron of OCE delivered the in
vocation. Registrar R. E. Ueuallen pre
sented the graduates for presenta
tion of diplomas. Dr. Gunn con-.
xerrea tne degrees. ,
Construction on
Increase at
Sweet Home
' 1 Statesman Newt Serrlee
council issued 40 building per-j
mits during the first five months
of 1950 The total estimated cost
of ' buildings . for which permit?
were granted is $74,125. ,(i ,
' March was the low month with
only four permits issued, the to-;
tal estimated cost of buildings for
which permits were issued Is $12,
500, April was high month with
eleven permits issued and esti
mated cost of building $19,350.
Many other building activities
are going on just outside of the
limits which reauire
no permits and of which no re-J
com is aepi.
OFFICERS ELECTED
UNION HILL A meeting was
held recently at the Grange hall
to organize a Union Hill Cemetery
association. Officers elected were
president, Elmer Lorence; secret
tary; and treasurer, Mrs. J. C.
Krenz; directors, Verny Scott and
Eddie King; honorary directors,
George Scott and C.-E. Heater.
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No. 37-37
Synopsis of annual ttatement of the
rnrfmn rvntral Assurance Company
ot Lincoln, in th Stat of Nebraska,
made to th Insurance Commissioner
of the State of Oregon, pursuant to
law:
INCOME
Total premium income for th year.
$2,681,738.75. I
Interest, 'dividends and rents re
ceived durln the year. $30,631.12. '
Income from other sources received
Curing the year. $2,804.45.
Total. Income. $2,115,174.32.
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid for losses, endowments, annu
ities and surrender values, $911,438.59.
Dividends paid to policyholders, $4.
423.18. ' Dividends paid to stockholders, none.
General Insurance expenses, $930,
054.88. -
Amount of all other expenditures,
$87,311.40.
Total expenditure?, $1,813,228.05.
ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (market
Value . none.
Loans ion mortgage and collateral,
te.. S4i.725.89.
Value i of bonds owned' (amortized),
$1,148,039.65.
Value'of stocks owned (market val
ue . S73.173.00.
Premium notes and policy loans. $2,-
3581. ,
Cash In banks and on- hand, $21.'
125.78.
Interest and rents due and accrued.
$ia.431.4S.
Net uncollected and deferred pre'
miums. $49,039.31.
Other assets (net). $554.08. -
Total admitted asuets. SU4S.339J5.
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND
OTHER FUND3
Net reserves. 1632.773.23.
Policy claims and losses . outstand
ing. S98.765.00.
AH other liabilities. S53.684.57. r
Total liabilities, except capital. $845.-
fJTf HQ .-
Capital paid up. none. -
Special surplu funds. $40,000.00.
Vnassifned funds i (surplus), $460,-
sii.ua. .
Surplus as regards policyholders.
Total. $1,343,339.83. 1
' BUSINESS IN OREGON rOR i
THE YEAR
' Net premiums and annuities received.
B3.3ttt.19.
Dividends paid to policyholders dur
tor th year. S5.12..
Net losses and claims, endowments.
surrender!, and annuities paid during
th year. $220.70. , i
Principal office In' Oregon. Salem,
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Junior work it .
fU'd gets bang
from a faulty circuit.
Statesman News Service
Fruitland Eleanor Trindle,
Marion county home demonstra
tion agent, will conduct a special
meeting at the Fruitland church
annex Friday, June 9, at 2 p.m.
All interested women are invited
to attend.
Fruitland Mr. and Mrs. Wal
do Kleen and family of Gresham
visited Kleen's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Kleen, last week.
Lyons The Mari-Llnn FTA
is sponsoring a turkey dinner at
the Rebekah hall Saturday even
ing, June 10. Dinner will be ser
ved from 5 to 8 p.m. Proceeds
will go for 4-H club scholarships.
' Turner Teachers of the Tur
ner Christian church will hold a
picnic Thursday for members of
their classes at the church. Child
ren's day will be observed with
a program Sunday at the church.
Silverton T i m m v Preston
was named life euard at the Sfl-
verton swimming pool Friday, the
appointment berne made bv R. E.
Borland, city manager. The pool
is Deing put in readiness and will
be open on June 15. Mrs. John
JDemas will serve as matron.
GRANGE NIGHT SET
UNION HILL Grange Social
night is Saturday night, June 10,
at the Grange HalL Committee in
charge of the square dancing and
luncn is Air. and Mrs. Byron Mc
Elhaney, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Mulkey and Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Tate. All Grangers and their
friends are Invited. Lunch will ie
sandwiches or cake.
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