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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1943)
s • * ■h <* F AG K 4. AHBMM a N COUNTY J Ü Ü ak À L MORO, OREGON n r ip A V , APRII. IM» ........ ....................................... i jn i nmm....... .. Mr», Gertrude P‘VPrr who ha* <w u n^ |l || la „ , f1||,| | M1| U,„ , |, , |, |UW B8O<M W Th- Dalle« carina for- a Wasco To Hav« Church Day Next Sunday a social time was enjoyed and light refreshments were »erred. Mrs. Ed Feldman ts pending a month in Portland taking treat ments for arthritjs. An enjoyable evening was spent by the Methodist young people pfcurch day, *a annual event of Thursday when the Standard Bear the whpol band, will occur next er group of girls put on a back Sunday when the band will pa- wards party and invited guests. rade and go to the Methodist About 22 were present. Games church and take charge of the and light refreshments were en services. A fine program hm been pepared. Pot luck dinner in joyed. Mrs. Susan Hastings and daugh the church basement will follow ter. Mrs. Cunningham of Battle tlie program. Both churches are ground. Wn.. were week end vis uniting for this service. itors at the home of their son and Chester and Lester Smith cf brother, Lewis Hastings. Moro and Grass Valley were Mrs. Marion Medler. atoomna- called to Wasco Saturday by the nied by her daughter Norma. Mrs. last illness of their mother, Mrs. D. Bird of Portland, arrived • in Nora Smith. Wasco ; Saturday. Mrs. Medler Mr. and Mrs. ¡Harland Johnson soent part of the winter in Cal T. Lester Johnson returned to their home in Spokane ifornia with her daughter Mur- after several days spent with h;s dena and husband. Mrs. Bird will parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. John return to Portland but Mrs. Med- son. Harland will soon enter war ler will remain here and occupy the home she purchased, after the work. Mr». Belle Clothier spent the repairs are completed. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barnes and past week with her daughter, Mrs. Any Quantity Drebert Johnson, out in the coun children of Portland, and M r . try. She is recuperating from the Barnes' mother of Chicago, 111., R H . M c K K A N and SON were week, dnd guests of Mrs. flu. In su ran ce Mr. and Mr». Frank Ward of Harold Bamfes’ parents, Mr. and Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel The Dalles were Monday after Mrs. Dell Wright. Jerry Barnett, accompanied by Farm Implements, Bags, Twine noon visitors at the home of Mr. Pat O'Meara jr. and Sam Boise PHONES and Mr». Ormand Hilderbrand., returned Sunday from trucking C. OflV'e Res id wt re Feed sto re John. Hilderbrand celebrated his C. Caldwell’s household furniture 162 182 16th birthday Sunday, with Eu 163 » gene Gossen, John Robert McClure to Lakeview, where Mr. Caldwell WASCO . OREGON and Fred Anderson as his guests. is ' principaJ of the schools. We understand Dr. and Mrs. SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT Viggo Haufelt have bought resi- Of the Atlantic Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Savannah, in dental property in The Dalles. the State of Georgia on the thirty-first day of December, 1942, made Mr« Anna Lee is.v isitin g in to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law: - Ashland. CAPITAL *ri»e Rebekahs held their regu Amount of paid up Guaranty Fund 298,096.48 lar meeting at the home of Mrs. -INCOME Net premiums received during the year 648,211.00 Interest, dividends and rents received in year 63,684.34 - T a v “Caterpillar” Dealer Say, Income from other sources received during year 43,71^.92 i j Total income ’ ' > DISBURSEMENTS 216,239.61 sr Net losses paid in year including adj. exp. 174,10332 Commissions and salaries paid during year 46,635.76 Taxes licenses and fees paid during year 17,801.10 Interest on Guaranty Fund 76,067.06 Amount of all other expenditures 173,445.38 Dividends to policy holders ' Total expenditures K ADMITTED ASSETS 46,250.00 Value of real estate owned (market value) 191,762.17 Loan« on mortgages and collateral ,etc. 432,098.06 Value of bonds owned (market) 285,363.39 Value of stocks owned (market) 374,627.07 Cash in banks and on hand 139,496.70 Premiums being collected, written since Se] 3,946.34 . Interest and rents due and accrued 36,720.33 Other assets (net) Total admitted assets 5 LIABILITIES z 24,266.60 1 Gross claims for losses unpaid 666,432.76 Amount of unearned premiums on risks oui 44,01.49 I Due for commission and brokerage 1.996.19 AM other liabilities, reserve for dividends 13,000.00 * Reserve for taxes 16,86039 1 Other reserves • 664,662.33 i- Total liabilities .except capital n Guaranty Fund paid up 298,096.4 ,t Surplus over all liabilites 666,484.2 Surplus as regards policyhoders r TOTAL BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums received during the year . ‘ . H1 Net losses paid during the year , f. Name of Company: Atlantic Mutual Fire Insurance Company ) Name of President: Fred Wessels, president Name of Secretary: Fred Wessels, jr. secretary r Statutory resident attorney for service:. £•. M. Waugaman for now Classicaly Tailored C O A T S and SUITS ¡ng and after Easter’ coats and suits v/anted. 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