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PAGÉ S SH BUM AN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY. J^JLY 5, 1940
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here this week from Prineville
for a short vacation from his work
there.
Short Trips
Eileen Hogue
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McLeod re ­
turned Sunday from Portland
where they had been for a few
day3 vacation from this city.
Joe Belanger drova to Pendleton
Wednesday to bring his crop of
Miss Eileen Hogue, daughter of
M r. and Mrs. William McKin­ wheat on tested lands back for
Wren Hogue of Grass Valley and
ney were here Friday to visit her threshing.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mil-
M rs. William C authers feU Marcua Eslinger, son of M r. and
ler.
Bill has recently returned whUe visiting
the Jess Landry Mrs. E rnest Eslinger of Thu
m arried
Friday
from a j u g i h g trip around the home this week and -fractured her Dalles, were
evening, June 28 a t the Methodist
state on behalf of the FFA .
lig h t wrist.
Parsonage in The ¡Dalles.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. E. McKee came
Mr. and Mrs. John Adams,
Lois Coynei had a party Wed­
home from G earhart Saturday a f­ form er residents of this county,
ter spending several days there will celebrate their golden wed- nesday - afternoon
,
, when
, ; she
,
, invit-
.
ten £ 1I-ls to celebrate her birth-
attending the druggists ednven- ding Sunday, July 7, at Eagle
tion.
Creek, where their friends are in- Gay anniversary.
Bob Marvin was here last week Vlted <lown for the occasion.
The B aptist young people had a
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Belshaw p arty a t the A. M. Zevely home
end from Hermiston.
and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Coelsch Frioay evening.
Mrs. JatfuC othran is home from spent the holiday a t Suttle lake.
Mr anJ Mrs c , uuroon and
her
to California
where she
went tYip
to make
the acquaintance
of
ReP°r ts are th at Tex Irxyk is fan)ily Mr and Mrs. Kenneth
went vo maxe vne acquaintance oi ;niprOving slowly in the hospital
and Mrs w a
a a new
frrandson
-,i be
i ■ several i months
.u M
arlin and were
fam ily vlsltors
and Mrs.
A.
new grandson.
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,
and ■ th a a
t it.w ill
Sohlmer
in Ti. The
to be around
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Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ransier before , he . is a. able
. .
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b ab es Saturday.
were here Friday for a brief visit «.gain, but th at he will recover.
The Melzer and Thompson fam-
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley left Mon-
with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Morgan,
ibes picnicked a t Dufur on the day taking Mr. and Mrs. John
her parents.
Fourth.
The Ralph Brisbines H ays and H arry Clements tc
Mr. and Mrs. E lm er Hansen
went to the mountains. Several Government Springs, W ashington.
came over from
Sat-
irom Goldendale
uo.acnua.c cac-
dined , the
k and the
Major E verett May and family
urday to spend the week end with Fourth,
h instead of
nf ^ being
inir a . riot.
riot­ oi ban Francisco arrived the lal-
his mother, Mrs. Soren Hansen.
ous holiday, merely added another
ter p a rt ot theL u e ^ k .
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wynie and Sunday to the week. *
mother, Mrs.
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an<j Mrs. A. S. Johnson had family remained to visit a month
two children
were visitors at th
W. J. M artn jr. and W. J. Mai as guests over last week end Mr. while Mr. May returned to Cal-
and Mrs. C. L. Stamey and their
tin sr. homes last week.
son
and daughter, Maurice and
Miss Erm a Morgan is here from
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
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.W hen the Stanl­
Pendleton ‘where she has been Muriel
Stamey
eys returned home on Sunday they and their families held a picnic in
working for the telephone com­ were accompanied by the John- the city park Sunday with a goo 1
pany for the past several months sons and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bel- attendance. The day was spen),
F rank Sayrs returned Tuesday shaw to the Maryhill museum -in running races and playing ball,
night from a vacation trip up the w htre they p ?i icked on the with a basket dinner a t noon,
John Day valley and to Wallowa grounds before t v y inspected the
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andersoi.
lake.
museum. Mrs. G. L. Hoskinsoa o£ Silverton arrived Monday to
Mr. and Mrs. Collis Moore and of Kent accompanied the Stameys spend the week visiting her broth-
Mr. and -Mrs. Darwin Van Gildei
Gilder to Salem to visit ier parents, Mr. fcr ± red Cox and lam d y .
left Thursday for Tacoma to spen/ .,nd Mrs. L?: h. Maurice Stamey
the long week end visiting with r ttu rn ed nv • • with the Johnsons
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Newcomb and
Mrs. Moore’s parents and along to make • 1 • i - r stay.
daughter of Camas, W ashington
the W ashington c o a st..
Little G n Ruggles sang over w ert over night guests a t the
Ealloting for director in the non ^ e Bena h io station one day home of his brother, Joe Newcomb
suited in the election of Bar'-. t f,j3 Week at. 1 friends, here were ai d family Sunday night.
Pinkertonfor another Urin.
able to he. r her. Mrs. Ruggies
Mrs. John Beuther and daughter
lAJex -----------------
McDonald teacher at Gia->. , played
solo —
as well. Freda were visitors in The Dalles
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, a piano
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Valley. U s t . y w , h&s accepted r Cmirles Ruggles J e f t the Fourth Friday,.
lunVcnn coun­
PH UP- to spend
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position to inonU
teach in
in Jackson
the G
Kelly Tiller and a friend frcm
week above Prineville with his sis-
ty next winter.
Heimiston
arrived Saturday " ‘o
Wily Knighten and family came <er, Mrs. Segerdahl, where Connie
work in the harvest fields.
back from the pueprintendent’s v, Hl spend the sum m er.--------■*-
convention Sunday and he reports
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Nelson and
P. W. Newbili is here this weex
a good convention with nearly tu visit with his daughter, Mrs. daughter of Moro were dinner
every superintendent attending. Clarence Huis, and his son Bobby, guests at the home of Mr. and
Mr. Knighten
of
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. president
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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hennagin Mis. Glen Karnes Monday eve-
the conference this year. - I t was icdt Wednesday night for Portland ning.
addressed by Governor Sprague t0 , eturn the two Carroll Akers_
Kenneth Crews of Wasco was
ant’ Rex Putnam , s ta t > superin- chj’drcn t o their home and spend
visitor here Sunday.
• ’ ident.
ti e holiday with relatives.
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Norma Melzer came up Wed-
Miss Georgia Blaylock returned
Mr. and Mr*. Wily Knighten and
family left Ti •: " ' y for Castle ntsday evening by stage to re- home b u n d .y a fte r several months
Hock, W ashington to spend the main over the week end with her " « k i n g in The Oalles.
Vivian F ritts is helping Mr«.
next few days with his mothe»-, parents.
Mrs. Packard, who is reported ill.
H arvesting of plots treated with Fred Cox during harvest.
1 he B aptist Mission society met
Mrs. V. S. B arr çame home Sun- SinoX, the annual weed killer
day from Sweet Home where 3he
tested in this county this a t the home of Mrs. C. B. Doyle
had been visiting with relatives.
>ar r ^as
has s sta
ta rte
rted.
d. Deport is thaw.
tha«_Tt5
Tuesday afternoon.
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- J — Morrison reports 7 ;ne yleid
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rs
A rt Biioby entertained
Mr?. a-.,
Gladys
wjd be much L better on
friends Friday alternoon honoi-
the loss of a red and white pup treated piots than on the check, fri
_ 1 1 like
11. —
- to 1 know
.
nr
n/iFn » ♦ t lot- for Sinox' is a _ stim
it ulant
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to .x - ;ng Mrs. p . E. Morris of W enat-
and I would
where
tne wheat as well as killing off chee, W ashington. The afternoon
m ight be found.
Mrs. Nora Jack of Beaverton . s competition.
was spent in visiting and looking
came Sunday to
visit
her
sister,
The
county
voted
to
build
a
at old
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i ne coumy vmeu
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— photographs, . later refresh-
Mrs. Aden Axtell a few days be- relaining wan and cement walk ir.ents were served.
Miss M yrtle Helyer made «
fcrc startin g the harvest season in front of the court house and-
this work will get under way business trip to Portland one day
at the Bill Roos ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Eaton and soon with the county crew hauling last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. • William Hull of
ch'ldren were here the Fourth to tne m aterial.
visit Mrs. E aton’s sister, Mrs.
Mrs L L. Peetz returned from Wamic werfi visitors at the home
her trip to California ths week, of Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Coyner
M. E. McKee and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Schadewitz Her daughter, Mrs. Karl Land- Sunday.
Tom Eraser of Moro was here
and family and Mrs. Ramsey spent Strom, and husband are about to
the holiday at their camp above be tran ferred from their present Wednesday to have a horse shod,
location where he is employed by
Tate Justesen of Maupin was a
Wamic.
b usiits. visitor here Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Axtell were the SCService.
Mrs. John DeMoss of Moro
visited
M yrtle Helyer Wednesday.
PRICES EFFEC TIV E FRIDAY ¿t
J a c k Lewis left T h ursday for
SATURDAY, JULY 5 AND 6
m
6 cans 4 9 c
a w le s s
(M
P er O oZÌ P 2
on fin e
FOODS Mominy
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.H -J
G o ld e n
2 cans 1 9 c
T a b le
Quart Jar 1 9 c
Salad Dressing Q u e e n
2 lb. jar 2 3 c
Peanut Butter Airflight
2 pkg. 1 5 c
Napkins
Embossed Paper
2 cans 2 3 c
Tuna Flakes
Yamhill
Dundee
1 lb. pkg. 2 3 c
Raisins
S e e d le s s
B r ic k , C h e v i l l e
Shefford Cheese o r A m e r i c a n 21b.
Franco-American
3 cans
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES__
Local
New Potatoes
3
Carrots
Small, Sweet
2
Beets
Fancy, Local'
Watermelons Ice Cold Per
WE
DELIVER
W ith
while their mothers are getting
clean ready | 0
them visiting.**
RETIRE
Four houses in Portland, .on
West Side. 100x100 corner,’• all
improvements in and paid; walk­
ing distance from business center,
good rental district. Preent ren­
tals about $60.00 per month.
Reasonable re-conditfoning would
bring rentals up to $90.00 or more
per month.
W’ill sacrifice as is for $4750.00
uith only $500.00 cash and balance
at $45.00 per month, which in­
cludes interest at only 5%.
B. G. Brockway Co. Portland.
Oregon, 301 S. W. 5th Ave
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N ew ru b b e r
A T 7 T 7 a g ita t o r stops
A I J-B w r in g e r r o lls '
Trade your old washer as
down payment. Phone 161
for trial
HAMPTON FURNITURE
The Dalles, Ore.
Grass Valley Theater
Middies parade durinr the presentation of colors ceremony, one of
the features of June week at the United States Naval academy, Annapolis,
Md. Helen Barbara Engh, 19, Sweet Briar college sophomore, was
selected color girl for the ceremony.
Smith bought a new car that
‘ Seven times in one mile, wear-
impressed his friends favorably. ’T’y answered Smith.
One day a friend remarked, “ I t”s
“ So Joe will make a fortune,
a bad-looking bus, old man
you
th in k ? ”
W hat’s the m ost you ever got out
“Yes,
he sells cellophane masks
of i t ? ”
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EASY WASHER
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G R E E N
H E L L ”
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Jr.
JOAN BENNETT
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Agents for:
Complete
Stock
Cheney Weeders
Q uality G o o d s
Full Line o f Parts
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D r y G o o d s , C lo th in g a n d
S h o e s to m e e t t h e
Cold Rolled Shafting
n eed s o f th e
L STEEL, and COAL
c o m m u n it y
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 Val
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M ORO
MUMS THAT BUIliD DREGOn
Over $46/000,000 of our deposits are at work in Oregon
—an all-time record for any Oregon bank. Wo are proud
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of our loan record. We want to put more money to work.
. w u i ,
6 cans 4 9 c
Spaghetti
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faces
children's
Chance to
to M. Eslinger
By Moro Folks
keep
Middies March in June-Week Fete
Married Friday
Taken On Fourth
4 „
to
10 lbs.
bunches l O c
bunches O 9 c
Pound O 2 ^ c
CONLEE'S GROCERY
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PHÖNE
622
Dollars at Work Mean Men at Work!
Condensed S tatem ent of H ead O ffice and 41 Branches
June 2 9 ,1 9 4 0
RESOURCES
Cash on H and and Due from Banks $46,743,168.31
U nited S tates Bonds (AH at par or Losa) 24,419,183.49 $71,162,351.80
3,720,945.17
M unicipal Bonds and W a rra n ts .............................
4,290,399.87
O ther Bonds
46,365,082.49
Loans and Discounts — Money at Work in Oregon
180,000.00
Stock in Federal Reserve B a n k .............................
2,603,555.12
Bank Prem ises, F u rniture and F ix tu re s .............
1.00
O th er Real E s ta te ..................................................
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1.00
R eal E sta te Sold U nder C o n tra c t....................
21,947.55
C ustom ers’ L iability on A cceptances......... ..
401,066.34
In te re st E a r n e d ........................................... .. • • *. , .
48,730.82
O th er Resources ..... ..................
— 4.4.
T otal R esources.
128,79^,081.16
The Dalles and P o rtlan d to visit
id a tiv e s over the week end.
Mrs. I. D. Pike received wertl
Ih u rsu ay th at her grandson Ven
Baker had joined the Army and
is stationed at Fort Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Baker left
Sunday evening for their home at
Gresham a lte r a week here look­
ing a lte r business affairs.
Charles Dunlap arrived here
Sunday from Los Angeles, Cali­
fornia to visit his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Dunlap.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson and
family of Kent were visitors here
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Gus Engstrom ,
Mrs. Edgar Alley and children
and Lila Lee Alley were visitors
in The Dalles Tuesday.
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” Mrs. Venessa Buckingham of
Salt Lake City, Utah is here visit­
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. M. Rolfe and her sister, Mrs.
Roy Wells and family.
Miss Judy Moore of La Grande
and a sister from Bremerton, Wn ,
were visitors a t the home of their
sister, Mrs. Joe Bibby several
days last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Qus Sm ith and
Mr. and Mrs. Joh^ Hays were in
The Dalles Wednesday.
Wayne Karnes and Harold Coy­
ne r went to The Dalles Friday
when Harold consulted a doccor
about the cast on his leg.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sm ith were
visitor^ in Hood River one day last
week.
Jeanette Huhman is helping
Mrs. Don Clodfelter during the
harvest season.
Kenneth B arnett, H arry Stark,
Frank Bayer, Anita Dunlap, Helen
S tark attended a show in The
Dalles Saturday evening.
L IA B IL IT IE S
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C a p ita l.........'riT*; .................... . •• • $3,000,000.00
Surplus ........................ ................... •
3,000,000.00
U ndivided P r o f its .............................2,178,176.86
R eserves for C o n tin g e n c ie s.........
1,756,779.15 $ 9,934,956.01
430,718.88
Reserves A llocated for T axes, In terest, etc...........
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23,198.55
A cceptances ..................................... ?........... * • ;• • • •
Î. ’ 453,729.43 ’
In te re st Collected in A dvance.................... .
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42,716.66
O ther L ia b ilitie s ............... • • • ............... ’ - a a a a jj
117,908,761.63
D eposits ............. ..
128,794,081.16
T o ta l L iabilities
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