Sherman County journal., April 11, 1941, Page 3, Image 3

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PARK » SHERMAN COUNTY JO URNAL MORO, _ OREGON. F R lb A Y , APRIL i l , 194)
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a ^ e s
M. E. McKee
Family
To Wasco
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Condon
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™ urad.>
Gail rem ained th ro u g h the wegk
I w ith his g ra n d p aren ts.
George Updegraff has been seen | . -
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Mr. and M rs. K endrick Dunlap
and Miss A nita D unlap and Ken­
m easuring his building w ith t ape
m easure and eye this week which
neth B a rn e tt, visited the Ben. Al-
1 means fu rth e r consideration of . Mr. and Mrs. C. P. A dam s re- and son R obert were visitors in *"l»n fam ily a t Condon Sunday.
the rebuilding of his office to in- I cerved word from th e ir son, Corpora The D alles S atu rd ay . Miss B<ar-
A M. Nelson was a dinner guest
elude residential quartern.
ai N orm an Adam s, telling thom o i ‘i bara W alpole accom panied them a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Lloyd Johnson returned la st I the wonderful trip he has had th e hi me to spend the week end visit- K arnes T h u rsd ay evening.
Mr. and M rs. M. E. McKee and S aturday from Pioche, N evada last m onth going to the H aw aiian
ir.g her p aren ts.
Mr. and M rs. Glen K arnes had
son vacated the Jackson house 'v^cre
had ^ e e n for the p a st Islands and on to the Sam oa Is -I
An E a s te r b re ak fa st is planned as dinner g u ests Sunday Mr. and
where they had been living and tv’° m,° ntdl3- He sta rte d w orking la rd ; also of the initiation he and | for E a ste r m orning a t the home M rs. V ictor R iggs, Lew, Ilershcl
and Woodrow R iggs, Mr. and Mrs.
moved to W asco where Marion is lor the elevat° r com pany this week, scxeral others received when they ( of Mr. and Mrs. Shelton F ritts ,
B. M. Kelley and son, Lloyd, and
Ray
Edwards
was
released
from
crossed
the
E
quator.
N
orm
an
is
sponsored
by
the
B.Y.P.U.
helping his fa th e r during his re­
the Mid-Columbia hospital in The now on his way back and was in
The B ap tist Sunday school is M rs. John B euther and daughter
cuperation.
planning an E a ste r program for F ie id a , and E thel B arnett.
George N esbit was here Wed­ Halles Monday and is a t the home Honolulu when la s t heard from .
K enneth Crews of The Dalles
Mr. and Mi's. W. C. Todd were E a ste r m orning and all interested
nesday from Portland. He is of hi.-» fath er in law, Jack C othran,
and
Miss Lydia Roth of Olympia,
are
invited
to
attend.
mechanic for the International wh tre he will rem ain for a week vi? »tors in The Dalles S atu rd ay
M iss Dolores Simon arriv ed S at- I Mr. and Mrs. John E ngstrom , W iu spent S aturday evening here
Harvesiter com pany and has been 01 tw0 before s ta rtin g hom e io
u’may from W illam ette U niversity Mi. and M rs. Tom Coyle, M arcile v isiting friends.
here m any times in the past California.
H a rry S tark , Robert Schilling
M
rs..J.
C.
H
untley
and
grandson
in Salem to spend E a ste r week Zurlinden of P ortland and Mr. and
tw en ty years
M rs. D arw in Van Gilder and Mrs Richard George, are here this visiting her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. N orris Gilkison were dinner and .Willis B ritta in of Tygh V al­
Mi.y Belshe were hostesses Thurs- w t€k to vi*it with Mrs. H untley’s M att Simon. «.
guests a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. ley were visitors in Portland Sun­
day.
I. D. Pike left Tuesday for Her- Harold Eakin Sunday.
day afternoon a t the Belshe home daughter, Mrs. Collis Moore and
Mr. and Mrs. Del Eakin had as
Miss
Cassie
Holmes
and
her
mis
ton
to
spend
a
week
visiting
to the P a st M atrons of the OES
Mr. and Mrs. Bekins of S eattle ♦ hi.- son in law and^ dau g h ter, Mr. sister, Mabel, were The Dulles dinner g u ests Sunday, Mr. ami
lid g e o f Moro.
Mrs. William Beck, Ray Jiw el,
. visitors Monday.
M rs. R obert- Hoskinson en ter­ were here for a visit w ith the an d Mrs. Lloyd Goodrich.
P atricia C yphers, Jack Lewis,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E
rn
e
st
Blaylock
!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
ayne
Kellcv
tained the ju nior bridge club Wed- ^ ni‘dons lasrt. week and invited
V irginia H elyer and Mr. and Mrs.
friends
to
view
th
eir
pictures
of
were
visitors
in
The
Dalles
Thurs-
'
tock
th
eir
d
au
g
h
ter
Ix>is
to
The
nesday afternoon.
Dalles Sunday evening to consult Vernon Eakin.
Com pliance w ith the farm ad- Yellowstone park and Mexico, the ! day.
a
physician.
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Mr. and Mr«, Tom Alley retu rn -
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley, Mrs.
ju stm e n t aot is being cheeked in latU r containing a picture of a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
Wells
and
Mr.
ed
home Tuesday from P ortland.
John
H
ays,
Mrs.
A
rt
Bibby
and
bull
lig'ht.
this county this week.
M»s.
A lley’s m other, Mrs. Knox,
ar.d
Mrs.
T.
M.
Rolfe
were
busi-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
Felsenheld
of
d
au
g
h
ter
Janice
and
Miss
Virginia
The ty ping contest will be held
next W ednesday, April 16 at the N ahant, Mass., near Boston, stop- H elycr were The Dalles visitor? , ness, visitors in The Dalles Tues- •>r. -c.l aw av at her home Monday.
S aturday.
1 day.
M i. and Mrs. Dell Olds and Mr.
Moro H igh school building. Two P(d here th “ weck while on
and
M rs. Howard Cline and fam ily
Mi.
and
Mrs.
W
ren
Hogue
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Knusow
w
ert
classes will be entered by the wa>' home from a w >nter in Cali-
schools of the county and prizes fornia- They are friends of the v ic to rs in The Dalles W ednesday Rev Hogue were visitors in Port- m otored to the M etolius Sunday
for ' l«nd several days the last of the to visit Mr. and Mr». H arry Heis-
Tom Alley left S aturday
given for placing in either <f Ykeis family having known* Ruth
iug and family.
when
she
was
studying
in
the
east.
T1
•
Dalles
when
Ed
Alley
took
veek.
them .
Mr. and Mrs. .Clifford Macey of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Lemley
and
Tliej
were
guests
of
th
e
Lloyd
|
him
to
P
ortland
because
of
the
Mrs. Joe R itner, perform ing a
serious illness of Mi's. Alley’s Mr. and M rs. George Wilcox -at­ P o rtlan d sp en t the week end v isit­
wifely d uty w ith an axe, sliced D tunagins while here,
tended the wedding of Miss V ir­ ing a t the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Belshaw and S tanley m other, Mrs. Knox.
p art of her forefinger nearly oil
ginia
Piercey and Roscoe H urley W illard B arn ett.
Mr.
an
d
,
M
rs.
David
Jones
of
ar.d- had to make a
trip to the Ccelsch are w orking on the eleva-
C <B. Poyle w ent to The Dal’es
hospital to have repair work done tor whioh is being erected a t G rass
M aupin recently visited with Mr. in -fhe Dalles Sunday evening.
V»*. M. Holdaway of Roosevelt, ftur.day to bring R. A. Stow home
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kaseberg v *Ley. The foundation is laid and and Mrs. W illiam H arder
il
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. a A » »
N.T >• and
»-A Z 1 W
a »•<« l C ' 1
»» A W
» Adams
A zl
Mr.
Mrs.
lair
and W ashington spent the week end fiom the hospital.
and Mr. and Mrs. Trum an Strong the stringers are ready to p u t in
Em il S chw artz of W hite Salmon,
visiting his son and d au g h ter in
so
.
J
e
rry
,
of
Hood
River
and
Mrs
diove to W arm Springs Sundav P ^ ce-
in law, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Holda- W n„ is here v isitin g his son in
Dor
aid
C
lodfelter
and
children
and T rum an says the Mormon
law and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs.
were Sunday guests of Mr, and way.
crickets are already out in great
C H U R C H E S
Mr. and Mrs. N orris Gilkison Cleor. B arker and fam ily.
Mrs.
Car!
A
drm
s.
num bers along the highway.
The G rass Valley high school were visitors a t the Holdaw ay , W allace S ta rk of Porland spent
M rs. Serai Searcy left Wednes­
tl.e week end h are visiting his
annual
Senior class play will be home T hursday evening.
day for S anta Anna, California,
M iss Dorothy Olds en tertained
presented
S
atu
rd
ay
evening,
April
v h e re she will visit with the Rob­
12 at 8:00 o’clock in the Civic friends at a dinner p arty a t her
ert W ebb fam ily for the rem aindir
Monday evening. Those G r a s s V a l l e y T h e a t r e
auditorium
. The play ‘‘S pring home
of the month.
O N L Y
F ey er” is a rollicking comedy of present were Mr. and Mrs. C. A. S U N D A V
Mi. and Mrs: Harold W hite came
Moro P resbyterian Community
youth and spring an d .w ill be an O estreich, Mr. and Mr?. Don Sm ith, Double Feature Program- N ew s, Corned7
hrm c from th eir trip Wednesday church. E aster Observance
enjoyable evening’s en tertain m en t. Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap,
"Calling A ll Marines”
rig h t and stopped with her par- 6;30 _ E aster b re ak fa st put on by
Ted Ball and Donald C lodfelter Mr. and Mrs. F ta n k Pike, Mr. and
(•nts, Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Cothran.
young people. Rev. H enry G.
and
were business visitors in Corvallis Mrs. Arzell Izem ley.'M r. and Mrs.
M n a n d " ! ! » '’ JW 'F °' F «
w e rl
'S unday and Mondayi Arch C an trall, Mr. and Mrs. W il­
H aw aiian Islan ds a n d Sam oa
Confronted with the task otf
fa th e r, Sam S tark , and fam ily,
r - ’ Miss Anne B yers of Portland pc raphasing the sentence, ‘‘He was
visited friends here over the week clad in a suit of mail,” a small
boy wrote.
end.
“H e wore a postman’s uniform.”
Mr., and M rs. William B rinkert
and son, W illiam, Lila Lee Alley
and Je a n e tte Huhm an were »Wed­ Shrewd Student
nesday visitors in The Dalles.
“ Now if I arop a silver coin in
M arcile Zurlinden of Portland
th is bubbling acid,” said the
a, rived S atu rd ay ev en in g to spend
ch em istry teacher, “will it dis-
E a ste r week visiting h er grand
p aicn ts, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coyle. so lv e?”
“ No, sir.”
M rs. Kendrick Dunlap e n te r­
“ N o?
Then perhaps you will
tained m em bers of the junior explain why not.”
bridge club and additional guests
‘ F rankly, sir, if it would dis­
at! her home T hursday afternoon. solve you wouldn’t p u t it in.”
C ontract was in play a t three
tables with high scores held by
M r/. J. S. Newcomb and Mrs. NOT H IS JOB
C harles I.emley, low score, Miss
As the m ajor inspected the
Do’-othy- Olds.
cavalry squadron, he stopped be­
Tom Alley ami Roy Powell re ­ fore a new re cru it and said:
turned home from Pendleton F ri­
“ Now, my lad, have th a t saddLe
day where they were serving on cnc harness b rig h ter in the m orn­
the grand jury.
ing.” T u rning to the aargeant-
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith were rnajor, he said: “ See to it,
business visitors in The Dalbns sc i g ean t-m ajo r.”
Ft ioay.
N ext m-orning the offending
Ray Jewel, Jack Lewis, Miss saddle and harness were as dull as
V iiginia Helyer, Miss P atricia ever.
C yphers, Mr. and Mrs. William
“ I th o u g h t I told you to clean
Buck . Rai] >h Balzer
,ov Hegue, ’em for to -d a y ? ” the m ajor roared.
Mi-- M yitl c Helyer
“ No, sir,” corrected the “rookie”
A1 icy• were visit urs
“ >ou told the serg ean t m ajor to
II
Sum! ay i'Ve ni ng.
see to it.”
• M ir ami Mrs. John Rolfe and j
f. roily wer»* Sunday dinner guests j
at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Ed-
gar- Alley.
Air. am! Mr . R. J. Baker amj i GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF
Arl» B aker of Gresham and Clar- I
Attorney At L a w
i ,ici Beker of Port Lewis spent j
S nday night as gu ests of Mr. and j
Mr-. Art Bibby.
M o ro an d W i
Mrs. Plsie Rust of The Dalles
.'pent the week end visiting a t the
A» t Bi' bv home.
t o
Ray Rogers piavinq in
Sunday dinner guests at the A. H.
B ernum .ran ch . Mr. and Mrs.
W clian have been visiting here
a week with the Foss’s.
F ’-cd Ruck-man returned Monday
evening from Portland where he
.•pent the w inter.
The W om an’s Missionary Society
met a t the home of Mr. and Mr-.
I. V. Moore last Wednesday af-
b rr.o o n . Mrs. Poss had charge of
tire program and a n nL er of peo-
pie discussed conditions in Chosen
a* u »mom?-the American Indians.
E. E. Barnum returned last week
>
,
i t
. i i
from Redmond where he had spent
a couple of weeks.
-
M rs. A. M. Nelson and daughter
Dt-nella returned from Salem and
the coast Monday evening, afte r
spending several days away from
Moro.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Nelson drove
to P ortland F riday to lx? gone
over the weekend. Mr. N' cl’ °"-
being called to Portland on O.R.T.
in sin ess. He was relieved by Mr.
P o tte r of Portland.
Some activity is expected with-
ii, a few weeks regarding the pro-
p rie d REA lines in this county. A
survey has been made but the
governm ent still must be satisfied
of the feasibility of the plan and
congress will have to make a
sufficiently large appropriation.
M rs. L. L. Peetz was in Portland
d u rin g the past week visiting with
friends.
L ester Barnum returned Wed-
nesday
night
from
Yakima
where he purchased a Hereford
bull from the Reese Brown herd.
T. L ester Johnson, m ayor of
W asco, David Reid, county com-
r and ’ Giles
z"':1—
French at- .
m issio n t...........
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tended a m eeting of PU D and RK»
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Try the
««r
« A J«
W a n t A c ts
Coach Ray Jew el entertain ed liam Beck, Mr. and Mrs. W illard
1(l;00 . E aster program in the
the Ibhskef-ball boys with a banquet B arnett. Mr. and Mrs. E dgar Alley,
Svl;day school. Special fe atu res
at Hotel Moro F rid ay evening. A. A. Dunlap, Miss A nita Dunlap.
include a play God H as R olLd Those present were Claude Bayei K enneth B arn ett. The evening was
the Rock Away,” a scrip tu re pax- Ross FieldS( A rth u r Roth, Lloyd spent in playing pinochle and
ea;r involving half a dozen young Kelley, John B euther, F ran k Payne, bridge. High scores in bridge were
(ipJe, and an offering fo r For- Huns" B ardehagen, R obert S c h il-* held by Mrs. Don Smith and Ken-
c :p>1, Missions.
ling, C lair Balzer, David B ayer, j d ’ :ck Dunlap, w’hile the pinochle
1];Q0 _ gernvon by the p astor, Rev.
Robert Zeigler and H erm an Zeigler scorer was C. A. Oestreich.
¡¡( rry g . Hanson. Both the Senior
The B aptist Mission society met 1 M rs. A. A. Dunlap left last week
Robed Choir and Ju n io r Vested
at the home of Mrs. Shelton F ritts . for C arlton to visit her m other,
F boir will take p a r t in the pro­
la s t Tuesday afternoon. Election ! M rs.' A ugusta Haynes. She ex-
g ,am
of officers was held with Mrs. G er­ pects to be gone several d^y.Su
-..,n _
ca n ta ta “ R edem ption’s,
ard Dryden elected as president:
Mr. and Mrs. W ayland Weld
¿;ong” w di be presented by the
Mis. Amelia P eterson, vice pre^i- and children of P ortland spent the
S t,,jor c h o ir of 15 voices. Mrs.
-
. . . .
der.tz and Mrs. Maude G a rre tt as week end visiting the la tte r’s p a r­
Rusi>ell Hollinshead is choir direc- se c re ta ry . tre a s u re r.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb.
tor and rs m G. Melzer church
Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Schillim.
p,a^ jst y^e m em bers of the choir
ari> ag fon ows; S opranos: Mrs.
Kut»»t»»»»:nKtwain»>H»»::«« :
Ye' ma McKean, Mrs. H en rietta
R e rn a gin> Miss Claudine Thomp-
son. Altos. Miss M earle Miller,
\ j ary W illiams, Mrs. Reba
Tenors: R. C. Byers, E. E.
B-.rzee, Russell Bel&hee, Dona:d
Thompson and Ram sey Schadewitz.
Ba?<es; y
h F ra se r, Claude
Thompson, Sereno Hall, Mac Hall.
p rocessional, Mrs. M. G. M elzer;
I n V(K. atiori ( r C v . H enry G. Hanson:
A New Song—Choir and soprano
};pato> Mrs. Lloyd H ennagin
D r y G o o d s , C lo th in g a n d
R?dt. on
M ajesty—Men’s Unison
Chorus; M idnight in the G a r d e n -
S h o e s to m e e t th e
s,.nran0 a nd alto duet, Misses M ary
w illiam s and Claudine Thom pson;
n e e d s o f th e
A rd He B earing the Cross, W ent
p fir^b—Bass solo and choir, T. H.
c o m m u n ity
F ra se r; If I bear not a Scar for
D e p e n d a le , Q u a lit y G r o c e r ie s
__soprano solo, Mrs. Kennebh
M rKean; Now Upon the F irs t
of tfte Week— Choir,
Announcements,
O ffertory
and
QsU
toreV
p ray er Death is Swallowed up in U
v icto ry __a lso solo and choir, Mrs. L
ReB{
Sone -
of the
in u*. _ Nye;
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Redeemed—tenor solo and choir,
Russell Belshee: Behold, I Stiyid
a t the Door, and K nock—soprano
sole. Mrs. H ennagin; We^Shall See
Jesus—‘b ass solo and choir, T. H.
F rase r; Rejoice and Be Glad—
Choir. Benediction and Recession-
^
.
Complete
Stock
.
ZEIGLER’S
THE
j
pullorum sulje(;t ..Life Through Sacr,flee.
100'
y ear hen
B etter
tested.
Pullets make
H a rts ’
layers.
L arge
H atchery,. Beaverton, Oregon.
V A N T E I): Livestock
bivestocK to
iv haul.
—-
T rip every Sunday. Legal, in-
- r e d ca rrier W « b l e
The choir-will practice the ca n ta ta
afterw ards.
}•
Moro C hristian Science Society:
m orning service a t eleven
S ^ a y ^ or? 1 <<Are gin> Disease
o c lo c k ^ ^
L
|
’
,
Fkone 912, Jam es T.
Gras? Valley.
p d -lJ -
S T M I ION- H illtopper Highland
U7434) American saddler; so,-
Bible
School
W atkins, s k p t.
Is observing
not. hot bloods; they are bcaotl- : E a ste r in recital,on
ful, dock- and gentle.
■
F ra s e r & Sons.
PR IN TIN G and decorating.
work Reasonable. Fred Rue -
mTn Moro.
23-5. pd
.
NSW
INTERNATIONAL
TRUCKS
WasCo C hristian
•accept limited
T ° ‘" SU American” saddYTrs’ are
(
i i i
10c
Adults
20c
EASY WASHER
SAFE
New rubber
ngBator stops
wringer rolls
Everything you need
For a fishing trip
F is h in g E q u ip m e n t
F is h in g L ic e n s e
A u t o m o b ile In s u r a n c e
Trade your old washer as
down
payment. Phone
161
for trial
HAMPTON FURNITIIRE
The
Dalles. Ore.
Q W S p flrcu
HARDWARE & INSURANCE
and
spec a
songs.*
. C o n m u nlon and Ens-
MesssBge, “ The A rgum ent of
tb r E m pty Tomib.” No C hristian
¡rdeavftr, at 6:30, but an E aster
£ J eant presented by the young
zvf thp school and church a t
LOST: Collie dog, 10 mont s old, j peoj
><The Garden of
from my place Sunday A'Pr 25()‘ . L;'p h t » A special E a s te r offering
A ls ^ s p o ttc d broodj Sow, w t ^
will be received, for benevolences.
FIRST RRTIOnnii BARK
OF PORTLAND, OREGON
*
Condensed S tatem en t o f H ead O ffice and 41 Branches
Grass Valley
10;00
Testim onial m eeting
W ednesday evening a t eight
o-clock. Reading room in the re ar
,)f thc church fou,Id,ng.
no'be1"cT 2W
yhrl oldhanywh°eYe, c «
Children (under 12)
Quality Goods
H .R T S BETTER R. I- Red Chix a!. “In the Crosa of C hr.st
m o
PuHets 916.00-100. 220. G lory-C hoir
,es ,ro,n ......
There will be a special Good
-270 record
males
non- F riday service a t the church this
V
PlnmD from
breasted
broody hens.
I lump
T
num bers
e
,
better layers, evening a t i.ou. i
fryer.«. P -lltU
««
>
th(, cholr are pian n ed a id
''K
300 e « r d maies. 2-3 Mr. H a n s » will preach on t i e
per 100 . 300 record
"Saga of Death V alley”
Admission
D riv e rs and o w n e rs and everyone in th e h au lin g
business, are ta lk in g ab o u t thc N etr K -L/»e Zu/cr- |
t,a tio n a ls -th c b etter-th an -ev er, low -co st h au lin g |
c h a m p io n s ’ T ry the new d o u b le-a n ch o r h y d rau lic
b ra k es . . . sm o o th , stra ig h t-lin e stops every time!
N o g rab . Less heat,
Sajety! C om e in an d see
these new trucks. W e’il gladly d em o n strate.
A p ril 4 , 1941
RESOURCES
Cash on H and and Due from Banks $47,881,649.37
U nited S tates Bonds (Ail at par or Less) 35,893,455.67 $83,775,105.04
4,424,259.27
M unicipal Bonds and W a rra n ts ...............................
6,452,286.10
O ther Bonds ............................................ .....................
49,687,682.38
Loans and Discounts — Money at Work in Oregon . .
225,000.00
Stock in Federal Reserve B ank. . .............................
2,739,813.40
Bank Prem ises, F urniture and F ix tu re s ..................
1.00
O ther Real E s ta te .........................................................
22,163.25
C ustom ers’ L iability on A cceptances......................
358,747.95
In terest E a rn e d .............................................................
97,429.93
O ther R e so u rc e s....................................... ...................
T otal R e s o u r c e s ............. $147,782,488.32
L I A B I L I T I E S <•
C apital .................................................. $3,000,000.00
Surplus ..............................................• 4,500,000.00
U ndivided Profits .
........... .. • • 1^203,157.62
Reserves for C ontingencies............... 1,821,005.44 Vl0,5 ,
521,601.00
Reserves A llocated for Taxes, In terest, E tc ...........
22,163.25
A cceptances ............. ..................................................
537,838.63
In te re st Collected in A dvance...................................
50,481.31
O ther L iab ilities........................................... * ............
136,126,241.07
D eposits ....................
T o ta l L iabilities ............. $147,782,488.32
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