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SHEW MINW5
Moro School Note»
are endeavoring to grow some Bac­
teria by special culture in their labor­
atory work. •
MORE WASCO NEWS
MrU, Paul R. McCulloch left last
Wednesday to visit her parents in
Baker, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrow went
turned Monday, - but Mrs. Morrow
stayed for a visit with her daughter.
The high school girls choir under
the supervision of Mrs. Harry Pink­
erton had charge of the singing dur­
ing the church hour on Easter Sun­
day at the Presbyterian church.
Lester Lee, former student of Moro,
visited the high school for a < short
time Monday morning.
Kent School Notes
Miss Martha McKean went to Port­
land Friday.
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Kenneth Ferguson, who to attend­
The 7th and 8th grades elected ing the University of Oregon was
officers last Tuesday as follows: Rob­ visiting at the home of Mrs. Lydia
ert Mitchell, president; Phoebe Lyons Mrby over the Easter vacation.
vice president; Bertha Hey!er, socto -1
Mrs. Estrette B. Hailey was a week
tary-treasurer; Clarice Mitchell, Li­ end visitor in Portland.
brarian; Phyllis Haynes, decorator;
Phoebe Lyons, personal inspector; : Norma Feldman and Victor Gro-
Millard Howell, manner inspector; cens of Portland are visiting at the
Cecil Norton, sheriff; Clarice Mitehell home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Feldman
attending
Norms
English inspector; Melvin Barnett, this week.
school
in
Portland.
property inspector.
Darrow Kelly visited the high
home of Tommy and Gordon Fraser
on Thursday April 1st. It to to be school Monday.
the initiation of the six members of
The decoration committee of the
the club.
7th and 8th grade room has selected
The Moro high school girls are in­ tulips and dutch windmill deigns for
vited to attend The Dalles high school window and blackboard decoration for
anhual play day at The Dalles Sat­ this month.
urday.
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Helen Wilson, Edna McKay, and
Homer 8- Wall, county engineer,
was taken to The Dalles Friday
morning to have a piece of cinder
taken from his eye. Mr. Wall is now
wearing dark glasses until the eye
gets completely well again. .
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Molesworth of
Portland were guests at the J. P.
Yates' home Sunday.
Last Friday afternoon many of the
grade pupils went to Moro to the an­
nual Sherman comity spelling con­
test to compete with the pupils from
the rest of the county. Many of the
pupils will receive certificates for oral
and written spelling.
The play “Who Kissed Barbara T”
will be given in May at the high
school euditorimn
The students of the Civics class are
taking a magasine “Scholastic" which
is printed twice a month. The clam
to divided into groupe of two. One
group giving a test over the current
events in the magaaine.
The typing I and II da e sm are tak­
ing speed tests in preparation of the
Sherman county typing contest.
they are fewer railroad aeddente
than ante accidents?-
r
Joo: -WeB, porfmps not exactly, but
I think the main roaoen to became
the engineer ton! always hugging the
fir e m e n" B do et od.
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received during
Income from oli
received during
: Total '¿Y hbui
Perry, Bruce Alley and Erasmus
Baker. They had ■ euuncil meeting
on Monday and appointed Owen Ea­
kin, recorder; Maxine Rolfe, heajth
officer; Dale Baker, dty attorney; Mr.
Tots, Mershst They approved some
of the petitions and passed some of
Ha that fighteth and rteketh hto
the bill*
neck, mayhap he returneth and neek-
The students of ths Biology class eth another risk.
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Capital «to
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a judgment against each of youl gor
Fifteen Hundred Dollars
1600 00);
with interest thereon, at the rate of
Bight per cent per saanm, from the
22nd day of November, 1928, Two
Hundred Dollars (|200-00) ^torney
foes and plaintiff's costs and dis-
buroMihents; and for a decree fore­
closing, the Mortgage deocribed in the
complaint, and that the real property,
DEPENDABLEíANraÑQ SERVICE
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Liberai Intere* Paid m THS* Basait* :
.
Net premiums received during *
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year .......................................... I l.niM.’n
Interest, dividends and rents
received d irln« the year.,... 7M.W1.S4
Income fjom other sources ro- J
cetved durinx the year .... 174.147 18
.............. 1 a.M0.088 91
Total Income .
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etalmn for M*
144.417.00
Total expenditure*
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Valu« of real estate owned
(market vaine)
........ 1 I 7Q7.SM.74
Value of rto*ks and bonds
owned (market value) 1I.4M.M4.34
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Loans on mortgages and col­
lateral. etc. ..............
Cash in bank' and on hand .
Premiums in ecurs- cl co.lec­
tion written since B ^tember
1,334.133.41
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interest end rents due and
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Or««] claims tor
loase:
An oant of‘unearned pni
on ail outstanding risks....
All other MablUties ............. ...
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Total Itebllltles. exclusive of
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Reboring» Complete Motor Recon*
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to pay
year including adjustment
expentex .................................. .1 i use 400.«
Oivtdrndg Paid on capital atoek
•00.000 00
durinx the year ..i........
Commissions end salaries paid
3.440.111.«
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durinn the
"-ount of al other ’ expsnd-
1.107.404«
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All other assets .......
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TRACTOR
MOTOR
Repairs
For Spring Work.
REQRINDING JOBS COMPLETE
INCLUDES
Regrind, New Pistons, Rings,
Pins and Bushings.
$85.00
60s
53.00
30s
Harvester Motors at Pro­
portionate price.
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ALL KINDS OF MACHINE WOR
ACETLINE and ELECTRIC WEL
ING
SHBRHAN OARAGE &
MACHINE SHOP
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R. H. McKEAN
MRS. B. E. HAILEY, Asst. Mgr.
GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, FARM IMPLE­
MENTS, IN URANCE.
Sperry
Crown Mills
»tms
conservative
COURTEOUS 1 ;
a.
CAPITAL
ment per month and this salary to ap­
portioned according to the number oi
days worked at each bank. Under
the present plan the Moro State Bank
is being handled for a little over
|100 per month. In the discussion of
liquidation costs it was stated that
D. E. Stiply, nf Moro,' J« P
The girls are practicing tennis in
Yates,
of Wasco and A. A. Dunlap, of
the gym this week while the
Kent
were
jmmed M l rmnlttM to
prepare the tennis court.
meet with the highway commission
The Civics class Is studying
to advocate the rebuilding of the
läge and City Government.”
elected the following students to holi
offices: Mayor, Wile rd Barnet; Trea­
surer, C in thy Bell; Councilmen, Or-
-Say, Job, can you tell mo why
hts and interests in
WASCO, OREGON
Amount of eapttal stock paiS^'
up ...........................S *.QS#.QOQ.QO|
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hennagin mo­
tored to Hood River Sunday where
they visited with Mrs. Hennigan's
parents.
>14-^<*
lication
FOR SALE—To close Estate, in City
of Wasco, Garage and ' Filling
Amount of
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final Proof, to establish
daim to the land above described, bo-
fore G. C. Vintin, County Clerk, at
Moro, Oregon, on the 19th day of
April 1982.
! Claimant nameo as witnesses:
R. W. Bolshoe,
G W. Kenny,
O. L. Belshe,
James Kenny, AD of Moro, Oregon.
In regard to the‘pomibility of ob­
B. J. Carsner, Rogtoter.
taining some money from the Booo a
stfuction Finance Corporation Mr.
Schram declared that at preoeat the
OF BALTTMORS
s *.s Ä
regulations of that organisation were
theStaid ec Oree
such that he did not consider it ad­
Amount of capital
visable to borrow money for the'' re­
lief of depoeitors of doeed banks.
t.sa.sr.H
The speaker recognised the fact
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that there always rumors about the
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conduct of banks after dosing and
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warned that a «nan's judgment was
no botter than hto information- It to
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poceiblo to procure accurate and re­
m.riM
liable inforpaation about the affafrs
tarn m
Of any doeed bank either through the
ymthm
officials in charge or the circuit
closed of all
and to said i
safe
Order of the County Court of 8
man County, Oregon, duly made
entered on March 25, 1982. ‘
All persons having claims agl
said estate are hereby notified to
sent the same to said Administer
at First National Bank of The Ds
Oregon, with vouchers duly veri
within six months of the date he
Dated thie let-day of April, 1
FT NATIONAL BANK OF
THE F
LLES, OREGON, ADM9I-
THE
ISTRA'
By F. M. Sims.
Trust Officer.
Gavin A Gavin,
.
al-k-15-22
. Mrs. M- G. Tuel was a business
visitor in Portland Friday.
The scouts have been busy for the Helen Sather were absent from the
Mrs. George Crosfield, a former
past week planting trees in the va­ 6th grade Monday.
Wasco
resident, was a week end visi­
cant lot in front of the school house.
tor here. Mrs. Crosfield now lives in
Several of the teachers were away
fhe Dalles.
A
over the week end. Miss Bacon visited
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Curry and
daughter, Miss Cannon, were guests
Luebke wdb in Portland. Miss Kutch
at the F. R. Fortner hoine over the
spent Easter in Corvallis where she
attended the wedding of her sister charge cf bank liquidations to make week end. They were accompanied
loans of any sort to borrowers for by Mrs. W. B. Curry wbo das a guest
Lucille.
cf Mrs. A. T. Striker.
The boys have started their spring any purpose. However, Mr. Schram
states,
that
in
the
case
of
the
Moro
Fred Blau and grandchildren spent
practice in baseball, under the super­
State Bank he has been persuaded by the week end visiting in Wasco.
vision of Coach Walker.
Mr. Coppock to allow some loans as
Mrs. Richard Shunke is spending
Three new trees have been planted they appeared necessary to insure a
several
days in The Dalles.
along the walk in front of the school. crop of wheat which to the - only
Both boys and girls bmketball means borrowers have of repaying i: Mr. and Mrs. George Potter of
teams had their team pictures taken the depositdrs money. It was re­ Klondike, and Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
Wednesday afternoon by Clarence ported at the meeting that up to thia Lucas drove to Pendleton and return­
time approximaely |76OO have been ed Sunday.
Hula.
loaned through thie bank. Of this ' Master Bobbie King of Grass Val-
The 7th and Sth grades are working
sum |2500 have been from the United
on selections for the declamatory
Statee National, |195 from the de-
contest. Every one in the room to
poeitors and the remainder has been ’ NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
learning a piece- They will have an
stock holders money- Advances are
NOTICE to hereby given that Clay
elimination contest in the room and
small and all of them are approved Belshe, of Moro, Oregon, who, on
the winners will compete In the local
by a depositor« committee and the February 4, 1927, made Homeetead
contest-
"
circuit court
Entry under Act December 29, 1916,
Wyman and Jane French entertain­
Since Mr. Coppock has been as­ Na 025121, for NEH, Sec. 19, NWM
ed a group of their friends at their sisting in the liquidation of the But-
home Saturday afternoon, with an
to-wit:
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Beginning at a point Fourteen
Hundred and Fourteen (1414)
feet North of the Southwest
(S. W. ) corner of Section Four
(4) Township One (1) North
Range Seventeen (17) East of
the Willamette Meridian; thence
North Three Hundred six and
eight tenths (806 8) feet; thence'
East Six Hundred seven (607)
feet; thence South Thirty Three
Degrees (33o) East Three Hun-
•dredSeventy (870) feet; thence
each of the defendants.
West Eight Hundred sixteen
The date of the first
\(816) feet to the place of be­
of this summons is the
ginning.
be sold, and the proceeds applied to April, 1882.
the payment of the judgment; that
B ank of C ommerce
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
REBY GIVEN that
NOTICE IS
rirst National Bant
the t&dersigne
•gon, Ms been duly
of The Dalles,
Hester Lyons—Editor.
The student body held a meeting
Tuesday afternoon at which President
The Kent high school pupils are
Bibb of. Albany College talked to the
going to give a party on Saturday
students about the opportunities that
evening April 9th. The community to
are offered to us in this age. After
invited to come and have a good time.
the assembly he talked for a brief
Harley McKay, quit school last
time to the seniors alone.
week
to go to work on the farm.
The Escrito Club to to meet at the
KRY, EDITOR
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley are having
some interor decora tng/done in their
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Mrs. D. H. Johnson, Lois and Don- home.
Oregon, for Sherman County.
a
aid Shaw all of Portland are visiting
Elmer
Plaintiff vs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Manning
gad
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
James, motored to McMinnville Fri­
Nesbit.
day to spend the Easter vacation with
Miss Lillian Von Pinnon who to at­ Mr- Manning's parents.
tending Linfield was a week end
Wayne Darby, who to attending
guest at the home of Mrs. Lydia
Linfield,
spent 4he Easter vacation
Darby.
with hto mother. -
Paul R. McCulloch was a week end
visitor in Portland.
Harold Blagg, student of Pacific
On Thursday the 23rd, the health University, who was a former student
class had a joint meeting dith the of this high school visited school
Moro 4-H Health Club. The main Monday.
dart of the meeting was taken up by
Barbara Walpole, student of Ore­
the health class members Judging the
gon
State College, and Robert Poley,
various members of the health club.
Some of the points considered were student of the University of Oregon,
Mrs. Wade Hull and son Harold
good posture and correct weight as former students of this school, visited
were Saturday and Sunday guests at
to age and height. Both the health school last week.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy An­
class and the health club are under
drews.
,
the supervision of Mr. Walker.
Friday the 6th Optimist of
this school year was given out to the
members of the high school with
student body tickets.
Station on Dalles-California Highway.
j Bargain. Sale for cash or will sell on
Mr. and Mrs. tL O. Scott, accompa­ contract for small monthly install­
nied by Mr. and Mrs. Van Gilder at­ ments.
tended the Easter Sunrise Servieee in Helen Dingle, Administrator, Wasco.
John Gavin, Estate Attorney,
The Dalles at Pulpit Rock on Sunday
4t
The Dalles Oregon.
morning.
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Tuel.
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Wasco
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