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* Ecu FRIDAY, JAN VARY 12, 1940
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Brother of Soviet Chief Hits Red Tactics
4.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch C a n tra ll are
the parents of a daughter, weigh
ing 6 lbs. 14 ois, born on Sunday,
January 7, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap, with
Dr. C. L. Poley and Nurse Cassie
Holmes attending.
Mr. and M rs.' John Roth of
The Dalles spent the week end
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mi«.
Tom G arrett.
Mr. and Mrs. T. iM. Ball were
visitors in Th» Dalles Tuesday.
Don Clodfelter made a business
trip to Portland Tuesday.
* The Rebekah lodge will meet
Wednesday, January 17. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
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Cronk.
Edgar Alley and Gus Engstrom
went to The Dalles Thursday. Mr.
Engstrom went down for medical
attention.
Andy Rickman of £elso was a
visitor here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley were
visitors in The Dalles Saturday.
A baby boy was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Brown of Kent
in The Dalles Sunday.
The E astern S tar and Masonic
lodges of Grass Valley are spon
soring a farewel reception in hon
or of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Leghorn
the night of January 19, Satur-
dry. IMr. and Mrs. Leghorn have
been in Grass Valley for several
years as managers, of the tele
phone office and have made many
friends. They are going to St.
Helens to begin work Sunday,
January 20. ________ _____
Must Only Drop Leaflets
A colonel of the old school was
addressing two guilty looking pri
vates, whose clothes were torn and
ragged.
“Look here you fellows,” he ex
claimed, “I ’ll have you know that
I simply won’t tolerate fighting in
my regim ent!”
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Grass Valley High School
present*
“Girls Shy”
a 3 Act Comedy
Saturday, January 13th <
Civic Auditorium
D a n c e a f t e r P la y
Kent Residents
Attend Funeral of
Pioneer Neighbor
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Wilson and J. H.
Wilson m otored tA Wasco Sunday
where they attended the funeral
of Mrs. Katherine Johnson. The
Wilson brothers parents lived next
dcoV - neighbors to the Johnsons
in 1905.
Mrs. L. W. Amick spent siveral
days last week in The Dalles with
her sister, Mrs. G. W. B arnet and
Mr B arnet who were with colds.
■M rs. Harley McKay returned
to Kent Friday a fte r a two weeks
visit ip California.
— Helen Sather and Jesge Helyer
motored to The Dalles Tuesday
when Helen left by stage enroute
to Portland where she will spend
several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reckman jr."
of Grass Valley stopped briefly
in Kent Sunday m orning en route
to Bum s to attend the state wool
glow ers association.
Kent Sunday school held elec
tion of officers Sunday, Jan u ary 7.
Helen Wilson was elected Super
intendent and Lester Wilson assis
tan t superintendent. Teachers in
cluded Mrs. John Wilaon, J. H.
Wilson, Nellie Wilson and J. M.
Wilson. Imevinä Barnet secretary
and Mrs. J. C. Wilson treasurer.
There were twenty six present.
Mrs. H arry Horner of Reedsport
spent last week here as a guest of
her sister, Mrs. R. P. Barnet.
Nan Smith and M arian Gettings
motored to The Dalles Friday eve
ning where they attended a show.
County General Fund
Balance on hand June 30, 1939
Receipts
Disbursements
Balance on hand Dccemlier 31, 1939
$
Road Fund
Balance on hand June 30, 1939
Receipts
Disbursemeents
Balance on hand December 30, 1939
2,240.22
418.31
• . 1,788:49
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> 1,393.47
8Ï3.80
2,206.80
t
931.66
12,901.44
. 437.36
12,501.44
837.36
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13,336.80
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- 13,338.80
63,928.67
46,330.73
2,775.15
3,840.92
6,616.07
“ Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever”.
Mickey
Rooney*
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based
42,954,580.50
L IA B IL IT IE S
C a p ita l..................
$ 3,000,000.00
o - ............ ..
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Surplus ...........
3,000,000.00
U ndivided P rofits
1,811,220.87
R eserves for U nforeseen C ontingencies..................
1,308,483.58
R eserves A llocated for T axes, In terest, etc...........
...
' 304,007.76
A cceptances ............................................ .......... ..........
...
. 31,428.15
In te re st Collected in A dvance........................ ..
371,363.85
O th er L ia b i liti e s .........................................................
34,204.63
D eposits ....................................................... ; ............... 113,124,642.44
T o ta l L ia b ilitie s............. $122,985,351.28
m o s t c o m p le te in th e c o u n ty .
th a t is f a ir ly
$70,246,007.30
3,371,677.98
3,116,666.29
180,000.00
2,612,221.65
EOO
1.00
30,446.25
437,202.37
~ 36,546.94
Total Resources........ .... $122,985,351.28
a s to c k o f g o o d s th a t is th e
on
b
q u a lit y a n d w o rk m a n s h ip .
D r y G o o d s , C lo t h in g a n d I
4 2 BRANCHES SERVING OREGON
S h o es to m e e t th e
. n ee d s o f th e
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D e p e n d a le , Q u a l i t y G r o c e r ie s
ZEIGLER'S
Grass Valley
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THE FIRST IMTIDMk
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OF PORTLAND, OREGON
* * * B * * .r * D K R A L
D E P O S IT
211.50
62.37
62.37
38.74
89.19
127.98
127.93
127.93
984.47
150.81
1,135.28
1,135.28
1,135.28
43.95
56,951.86
I, Naomi Van Gilder, County Treasurer of Sherman County,
Oregon hereby certify th a t the foregoing is a true and correct
statem ent of receipts and d : b u r s m ents and balances for all
funds of Sherman County, Oregon for the period ending Decem
ber 31, 1939, as appears'upon the* records of my office and in my
custody as such Treasurer.
iDJated This 4th day of J a n u a ry , 1940.
Naomi Van Gilder,
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Sherman Cbunty Treasurer.
U nited S tates B onds (Ail at par or Leas) 35,481,571.77
M unicipal Bonds and W a rr a n ts ......... .....................
O th er B o n d s ............................................................ ......
★ Loans and Discounts — Money at Work in Oregon ..
Stock in F ed eral R eserve B a n k .................................
Bank P rem ises, F u rn itu re and F ix tu re s ..................
O th er R eal E s t a t e . . . . .......................................... ..
Real E sta te Sold U nder C o n tra c t...........................
C ustom ers’ L iability on A cceptances....................
In te re st E a r n e d ............................................................
O th er Resources ..........................................................
ni:„:n»n»nnn:nrtTnwnn:nKnftn>nnnn»t»»unu:nnnnHra»ffli«» i iu
211.50
211.50
211.50
210.08
115,203.76
1362.95
' 8,082.86
$124,858.86
Condensed S ta te m e n t o f H ea d O ffice and 42 Branches
D ecem b er 3 0 ,1 9 3 9
Lewis Stone
161.36
Cash Over plus
53.06
Total Balance on hand due funds December 31, 1939
$124358.86
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Cash
Sherman County Branch F irst N ational Bank
Moro State Bank in liquidation
Chase National Bank New York
$124,858.86
For final * p r o o f * bring your financial needs to any of our branches!
6,616.07
*402.24
56,995.81
2 N.D APPLY FOR A LOAN. . .
4,508.20
'2,107.87
184.00
218.24
402.24
56,951.86
43.95
56,996.81
2,206.80
321.28
610.38
518.07
413.50
931.66
Sheriff’s Unapportioned Fu.id
Balance on hand June 30, 19 39
Receipts
Disbursements
Balance on hand December 31, 19 39
This bank has more 'm o n ey at work in Oregon* than the combined total
loans of any two other banks in this state.
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< plus
p r ic e
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State Malt iBevtrage Fund
Balance on hand June 30, 1939
Receipts
Disbursements
Balance on hand December 31, 1939
V
“Shine on Harvest Moon”
a
356.06
1,884.16
2,240.22
Advance Tax Fund
Balance on hand June 30, 1939
Receipts
Balance on hand December 31, 1939
12,991.02
26,502.20
SUNDAY
at
2,240.22
84.14
318.10
County Dog Tax Fund - Balance June 30, 1939
62.37
Balance on hand December 31, 1930
62.37
79,484.31
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
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26,451.19
110/259.40
161.36
Taylor Grazing Act
Balance on hand June 30, 1930
Balance on hand December 31, 19 39
WITH OTHER BANKS!
Grass Valley Theater
Buy
18,553.42
’ ' 7,897.77
26,451.19
« ,^ÌC4^59.40
' ' 6,000.00
110,259.40
161.36
161.36
IV COMPARE ITS "LOANS AND DISCOUNTS*
County Per Capita School Fund
fro m
County F air Fund
Receipts
Disbursements*
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But y3u have two ways to judge the extent of that desire!
15,693. 38
23,799.84
Non-High School D istrict Tuition
Balance on hand June 30, 1939
Receipts
Disbursements p
Balance on hand December 30, 1939
C hoose
Law L b rai^ Fund .
Balance on hand June 30, 1939
Receipts
Disbursements
Balance on hand December 31, 1939
A BANK MAY SAY IT DESIRES TO LOAN MONEY
60,528.54
18,955.77
$32,654.53
46,829.78
79,484.31
18,850.83
11,769.85
14,<581.3 4
Read Bond Sinking Fund
Balance on hand June 30, 1939
Receipts
Oregon, Period Endng December 31, 19.39.
i
18,859.83
18,859.83
City of Wasco
Balance on hand June 30, 1939
Receipts
Disbursem ents '
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Balance on hand December 31, 19 39
Road Bond Interest Fund
Balance on hand June 30. 1939
Receipts
Disbursements
Biilanc. on haad,rPeceittber 31, 19 39
653.54
Disbursements____________ ;______ - , ,
Balance «n hand December 3Ô, Id 39
16,771.32
2,088.51
City of Moro
Receipts
Disbursem ents
Balance on hand December 31, 19 39
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Semi-Annual Report of the County T reasurer of Sherman County,
“Street of Missing Men’’
653.54
School D istricts
Balance on hand June 30, 1939
Receipts
Disbursem ents
Balance on hand December 31, 19 39
City of G rass Valley
Balance on hand June 30, 1939
Receipts
Disbursements
Balance on hand December 31. 19 39
5326.12
653.54
653.54
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W hile h is b rother, G en. G. M. Stern, le a d s S o v iet a rm y foreea a g a in st
F in land , M o rtis Stern, a b o v e, w a its on c u sto m e rs in h is m o d e st Loa
A n g eles g /o e e r y store. M orris S te rn ’s sy m p a th ie s a re w ith F in lan d .
A n a tu ra lised citizen , he sta ted :
“ I don’t lik e it, w hy d on ’t th ey let
them a lo n e.”
1,285.34
4,540.78
5,826.12
5,826.12
State Fund
Balance on hand June 30, 1939
Receipts
Disbursem ents
Balance on hand December 31, 19 39
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2,841.60
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State Irriducible School
Balance on hand June 30, 1939
Balance on hand December 31, 1939
Among those who attended the;
the card party at Kent Saturday
tv tn in g -w e re Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Wells, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Rolfe,
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Fortner, Mr.
and Mi's. A. A. Dkinlap’, Mr. and
M re. Kendrick Dunlap. Eight
scores going to Mrs. A. A. Dunlap
and A. A. Dunlap, and consolation
prizes going to Mrs. Je rry Wilson
and Kendrick Dunlap.
Mrs. Earl Olds left Sunday for
Portland to visit her ta tie r for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Eslinger and
family were visitors in The Dalles
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wells and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Pike were in Moro
W ednesday, visiting the skating
rink.
i- Mr. and (Mr*. Arch Cantr.ill
, were dinner guests at the home
- o f Mr. «nd ' Mrs. W. C. Schilling
»in Moro Wednesday, later going
rollei skating.
\ Charles Olds was a visitor here
Sunday Jrom Moro.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Hix of
Dufur, Mrs. A rt 'Muller of Tygh
‘V alley a ad 0 . M. Fraley of Mau-
* pin were visitors a t the home of
Air. and Mbs; Ant Bbby Sunduy.
Mr. Fraley remaned to visit long
er with his daughter, Mrs. A rt
Bibby..
Kent High school basket ball
team played the Grass Valley
Tigers on the local floor Friday
evening, Grass Valley winning by
.a large score.
* Mary Teschner was taken to
The Dalles to a hospital with what
was thought to be appendicitis.
Mrs. Charles Lemley entertain
ed the Grata Valley bridge duo
at a . luncheon Wednesday, high
•core going to Mrs. Herman' Schil
ling and consolation prize being
■taken by M rs..A rt Bibby.
Robert Schilling went to P ort
land where he accompanied his
sister, Barbara Walpole, to Ab?i-
deen, W ashington to spend New
Years Day visiting their ' uncle
and Üunt, Mr. and. Mrs. Fied
193.76
2,647.93
2,841.69
Elementary. School Fund
Balance on hand June 30, 1939
Receipts
Disbursem ents
Balance on hand December 31, 1939
Couple Sunday
.. The Eastern S tar chapter met
last Tuesday for ' installation of
officers.
Installing officer Ethel
Clodfelter and Marshall Cecile Ea.
kin installed the following Officers:
Worthy Matron, Floye von Bör
stel; Worthy Patron, Dell Eakin;
.Associate M atron, Onia Eakin;
Associate Patron, Millard Eakin:
Secretary, A. A. Dunlap; Treas
urer, Dorothy Dunlap: Conduct
ress, Alta- May; Associate Con-
, ductress, Vivian .Ball;. Chaplain,
Ethel Clodfelter; Marshall, Ger
trud» Van Meter; Organist, Ellen
Reynolds; Ada, Alice Oestreich;
Ruth, Velma BÜbby; ‘M artha, Faye
Eekin; Electa, Cecile Eakin: War-
4tr, Vesta Eakin.
Edgar Alley took his wife to
The Dalles hospital Monday suffer.
:hg with a cold.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Melley and
1 daughter Mary Katherine of Cali-
fu rija to p p e d at the home of her
»brother Marion V an.. Metre on
New Years day enroute to Sunny
side, W ashington to visit her
Mother, Mrs. J. G. Van Metre.
Mrs. John IVrry of Hillsboro
came up Wednesday to spend the
weekend visiting
her brother
Dick Huhman and family and her
daughter, Mrs. John Rolfe and
family.
The Grass Valley Zebras m otor
ed to Arlington Monday evening,
where they played the Arlintgon
Townies lo*iug by a score of
44-34.
Ralph Rüst retu m td from tne
hospital Friday recovering from
e.n operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Tom Alley and Mrs. Mil«
la*d Eakin attended the W oman’s
club meeting nt Moro Friday a f
ternoon.
iMr. and Mrs. H arry Squire of
Gresham are the parents of a
sen born December 28, a t a P o rt
land sanitarium .
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb and
. daughter Doris returned from
their trip to California Sunday,
after spending several weeks vis
iting their daughters, Mrs. Bus
Logan and fanrrly, and Mrs. Moreo
Canavero and family at Los
Gatos.
594.73
2,246.9«
Baiane* on .hand June 30, 1989
Receipts
D isbursem ents
Bftlanoe on hand Deeember 31, 1939
To Grass Valley
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