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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1943)
1 ? 4 . if. PAGE S, SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAX 7- 1948 Word from Helen Kruger and Choir practise Wedasw James D. Moberg, pastor. NOTES dining room when oho Standard WASCO SCHOOL a Clara Merainger is that Helen is Bible School at 10:00 a.m. pm . - - Bearers girls organizations enter working in a drug »tore and Clar.i Morning worship at ll:? 0 a.m. ‘The operetta to have been given Prayer meeting Thursday at • tained their own mothers and the Sermon, "A Mother’s Portrait,” p.m. in a restaurant in Oxnard, Cal. May 14 has been cancelled» the “mystery mothers” made thera- . . ____ 1 Cor. 13:4-8. Special music by Mr. and Mrs. Dan McLacfaMn | »elyes known to their "daughters.” primary reason being transporta WASCO METHODIST CHURCH choir. have gone to The Dalles where V d U S C 5 Thé banquet was planted and tion problems. Many taking part Sunday School at 10 A. M. r C. E. 7:^0 pm. , Dan ia .woridnr as a guard on one prepared by the mothers and mys could not get in for evening prac Preaching at 11 A. M. of the railroad bridges. tery mothers, and was enjoyed by tices and time could not be taken1 Preaching at Grass Valley 3 P. M. Charlie Adlard was called to from school work in the daytime. all present Epworth League at 6:30 P.M. Christian Science Society Max Barsee is now a t Farragut, Condon Saturday night by the ill- Mrs. Buck, who drives the School A senior dance will be given at A program at the table consist Sunday morning services a t Idaho in the U-S. Naval Training ne*» hi» mother. She was bus had delivered the children and the school auditorium May 16, the ll:00‘ a.m. Subject, “Adam and iiHiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiii iii i ii mmiinm station for U s recruit training. »lightly improved when he re- parked it and stepped out of it, ing o f appropriate songs and talks - 1 Judge George Updegraff was in turned Monday. , ‘ when it started up of its own ac- by toast’ money raided to be used for the Fallen Man.” purchase of a roll of honor ban Wednesday night service at 8 Fcavil Monday to preside over the Dewey Thompson left Wednee • cord, running across the street m . \ , S ° “tH’ who fir,t ner for service men who attended includes testimonials of healing. opening of the circuit court The fo* Portland where he will and into Mrs. Huckin’s yard, where * * ers and my8‘ The reading room in t ie rear school at Wasco Their names grand jury was called for the •Pen<i two or three weeks on a it was stopped by a tree. Little _ ... Wl a re8P °ns<* will be placed on the banner, of the building is open. All au Mrs. E. »m il. May term and regular oourt will vacation from his work in the damage waa done other than to ; O rc which will be hung in the school thorized Christian Science litera M o ro convene May 10. AAA offic e I the fence and some flowers. ____ After , dinner a »olendid program building following presentation at ture can be bought or borrowed. i innmnnnnmn i um i iiiii i mmmiiu Joe Belanger left Saturday foi ’ Mr*- Claude Thompson b i t Mrs. James O’Meara and infant was presented in the church audi- the graduation exercises. Admis Pendleton after havng been here Thursday to spend the Mother’s eon came home Thupsdey after torium by the girls and some of sion to the dance will be 26 cents over two weeks tilling the soil in week <nd at Corvallis with visiting a sister in Rock Creek, the boya who had acted ae waiters for ladies and 50 cents for men. an entirely unprecedented manner. he«7 daughter, Claudine. Pl. Sgt. Arthur Van Gilder re- at the banquet. Roy Phillippi and Dave Reid Mr and Mrs. L E. Cullen mo- turned Thursday of last week to There were 21 girls in the or- w«ere in town this week from Rufus into Harper bouse last his company stationed at Tfila- w n ization this year, with Mrs and Arlington looking for some Saturday and he began work for mook after being called home by j. L Canneil as their leader, purebred boils to ifnprove their <*» elevator company the first of his fa th er’s accident. Thi» project of the dhurch is of a “Any American who wilfully ^CMrence Sparling left Tuesday <* me M” H<mry Rfchel(ter' mlMK>I“ nr ordcr neglects to pay his taxes on Clarence f t arling left Tuesday , fer are the parents fl< a «V4-pound A Red Crow work sheet ha« time or to invest every cent he can in War Bonds is surely giv for Tecum «* Nebnmta « , recei- A rt| 39, >t b « n prep. red and i, in the eoun- ing aid and comfort to the T . ° L the V D alle. h « p M cU cham ber Thia chart reconi- enemy . . . We have a job to unele. C. A^Nelson « t w h o« home Glad™ Bnxfon. famwht a R" ' «"d Mr* p - L c *nn«11 and the name* V Q rim *nd the wor’< do and we are all called for C U r e « . 1-ved for many year*. £ GUdy, * Mr and Mr>. Ormand HiHerbmad completed mid returned. service to our country. Our dollars are called to service attended the Eakin-Haskin wed- Tlhe chairman, I dab Everett, too. Let us all ask ourselves, « ^ y " 7 m « T : : ’‘ heM h Z “ oyf * ding in Grass Valley Methodist hopes that her attention will be ‘Shall we be more tender with Mrs. Russell Hollinehead at 2:30 8cbo° 1 U ou t church Sunday afternoon. Rev. called to any errors so that they our dollars than with the lives p.m. Tuesday, May 11. Mrs. Hoi- Cannoli officiated . may be corrected. of our sons?’ ” — Secretary liiwhead will 'be proyrwn director. ADDITIONAL GRASS VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Van Gilder Mrs. Cliff Fridley left for Wer- Morgenthau. » A contribution will be taken for Due to the condition of the wa of Portland were week end «w™ .™ ton Tuesday to visit relatives. guests Ch ^ese war orphans. ter Mias Myrtle Hedyer will not ttefr parents, Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Robert Belknap of Junc ’ * \ Oscar Ruggles and Mrs. be in Moro until further notice, q V€ Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. C H U R C H E S tion City is visiting her parents, r>rv Ruggles were in Moro as »be cannot do satisfactory Vernon Van Gilder. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wilde. Mr. Moro Community W» ’- ’day visiting and shopping, work. _ _ . Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Grady and Belknap, who -at one time taught Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker of little Ruth Anne spent Tuesday Lv’-> Weaver is here for a visit in Wasco and who has since been with his brother, Onjnond. for a The Dalles and friends of theirs an(j. Wednesday of this week in teaching in Junction City, has Gladden her heart on M o th e r’s Synopsis o: Annual Statement few days before going to the from Gresham were looking over p ortland. been elected to teach in Lakeview Of the A M ER IC A N A LLIA N C E INSURANCE Day w ith one of the lovely sug armed services. arrived i n the country in Sherman county Mr an(j ^rs. John Royce enter- and the young couple will soon be COMPANY, of New York, in the State of New York, on the thirty-hrat day of December. 1942, time to take part in the clean-up Tuesday. < -■ tained for their three grandsons moving to that city. made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State gestions on display in our store. dav Wednesday. Word r« « v«d here Wednea- at a Sunday. Those pres- of Oregon, pursuant to law: The Klondikff Community club Herman Burmeiater came up day evening that Mrs. Dell €nt i Deaiaes ^ d e s Laurence, — Olds,, ’ T-f em uaurenw. Bobby owvy and C A PITA L W hether she has a hanker m « V _ __ Ill a V a D z \»4I ow /1 • .. wx a • • from The D ali« W week and who is very ill at the Portland gerry Nesbit w ew Patricia Yo- met Thursday afternoon with Mrs- Amount of capita] stock paid up . ... 53.000,100.(Ml cim , Lavelle Guy. Shirley Junke. Archie Gosaen A pleasant after- ing for jew elry . . . lin expects -to remain here during the Sanitarium, is improving IN C OM E and Jean and Douglass Shull. noon and refreshments served by Net premiums received . Mrs. Fred Krusow had a stroke summer. , » - dusing the year ....... ............ t>, 447.653.87 Hess Williams, with the General the hostess were enjoyed by gerie . . . accessories or - William Cauthers was here for Wednesday and was rushed to a Interest, dividends and rents received during the year......436,752.94 Petroleum Co., was a business number of the ladies of this com- a few day» between jobs for the hospital in The Dalles, Income from other sources received wearables, >ou*re sure to . during the year 45.964.49 visitor in Wasco Thursday and munity. state highway force. He will be Total incoina ........................... 12.930,371.30 The Tuesday contract bridge find what she herself w o u ld gin with the oiling crew at Hood D ISBURSEM ENTS Mrs- Metta Kaseberg and daugh- club met Tuesday afternoon a t Net losses paid during the yeer River soon. ter Janet returned from a trip to the home of Mrs. Arthut Smith, including adjustment eapensea-.....11,018.446.85 / choose in ourquality- Mrs. Mav Belsbe went to Camp Comm.uiont and salaries paid s „ X nM S a p 4 Dance, . f Manv I and. Portland Wednesday. with Mrs. Sam Brock as hbitess. daring the year __________ ______ 875,832.88 licenses and fees paid . high collection. A n d . . . LeRoy Wright, county agent, Mrs. Anna Lee has returned Tates, during the year ............. .................. 105,984.25 cabin ready for summer occupan presented by Dividends paid on eapital stock was in town Monday from Moro, from an extended visit in Ash- cy . - ■ - . — - during the year ........ ....................360.000.00 all are in keeping Amount of a ll other expenditures— 550.402.91 Und. Friday May 7, 1943 W F. McLeod left for Portland Total expenditures ....... ....... 12,690,716.89 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fields, Mr. ; Mias Edna Jasper spent t h e w ith her— and Y our— war Thursday to finish details of the A D M IT T E D ASSETS and Fields ------ and -- infant week end, with relatives in La ™ _™ . Mrs. Damon -------- --------- Moro School and Community purchase of a house in the city. Value of real estate owned son spent Sunday in Arlington Grande time policy of getting (market value) ................. ............... 8 0 Marvin Miller left Friday for Loans oa mortgages and collateral. 10 A. M. and 1:00 P# M. with friends. * ________-« ■ «6 Portland and Seattle, where he the most value for the priccl Mr. and Mrs- Harley Dutton Value of bonds owned (amortised)— 2,620,388.00 Value of stocks owned (market will board the boat for Alaaka on and daughter, Mrs. Katherine value) _______ ________ __________ 5,454.047 00 ...Cash in banka and on hand ........ .. 340,987 23 a government job. Dunn and two small sons. Mr. and Premiums in course of collection The best G if t o f all give - Andy May went to Caldwell, written since September SO, 1962— 201.43 2 74 Mrs. Vem Dutton, Mr. and Mrs. SCHOOL SH O W Interest and rents due and accrued— 27,236.00 LA V T1 Idaho, Wednesday. Free Crews, and M t . and -Mrs. Other assets (n e t) ..... .............. .. 2,065.30 M o th e r a W a r B ond. Total admitted aaaeta ............... __ Y8,64fl»156.27 Mrs, Mary Eva is in Portland f Guy Andrews picnicked and fished L IA B IL IT IE S _ this week for treatment for her Sunday on Grass Valley creek, Cross claifha for I owes unpaid........ 272,724.00 catching a few fish. Amount of unearned premiums on ey« ' ___ . . —^tll outstanding risks ........................ 2,368,807.35 May Hurst spent the week end Synopsis of Annual Statement On last Tuesday evening the FRIDAY. MAY 7th Due for commission and brokerage .„ 10,000.till in Portland, attending the wed Eastern Star lodge entertamed Of (he M A SSAC H USETTS F IR E A M A R IN E IN A ll other liabilities ........................ ...... 324,899.39 Total liabilities, except capital— 82,976,430.74 M»ro Gym their past matrons and past na SURANCE CO M PA NY, of Bo«ion. in the Stale Capital ding of her si«ter Saturday night. 2 .-00 P. M. paid up ........................ - ......... 83,000.000.00 of MaMechuaotta, "■ «»>« thirty-Brat day of De Surplus over all liabilities ...... 2,671,725.53 Afternoon Showing Only Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Bull and trons. A special degree was rut cember. 1-M2. made to the Insurance Commie- Surplus as regards policyholders ---- •$5.671.725.53 sioncr ol the Slate pf Ore<on. pursuant to la » : Total ........................................ >8,648,156.27 Part of Music Program family were over from Condon on for th«*m, and each was pre C A P IT A L Sunday to visit his parents and BUSINESS IN OREGON IO R TH E YEAR sented with a nosegay. Amouat of eapital stock paid up . l l , 000,000.00 Net premiums received during the year.„85,583.34 attend the funeral services for • Mrs. Belle Clothier recently en Net losses paid during the year ................ 1,619.24 Admission —10— 15-25 IN C O M E Name of Company: American Alliance Insurance tertained her two sisters, Mrs. Net premiums received during the Mrs. Lilah Hall. Company. 582.677.41 Mrs Cliff Wiley of L« Grande year .......... ........................................... Helen Heimel of Olyrfipia, Wash., Name of President: William H. Konp. Interest, dividend* and rente Name of Secretary: Daniel R. Ackerman. and Mri A. M. Devine o f Se left Wednesday after a few days 138.685.72 received during the year — Income from other sources •On the basit of December 31, 1942 market quota visit here with her parents, Mr. quent«, Wash. received during the year —. 4 081.75 tions for all bonds and stocks owned, thia Com Total income — --------- 1 725.444.88 pany's total admitted assets would be increased MisS'Efrma Scott, who returned and Mrs. J. C. Freeman. >o 88.913,3.36.27 and policyholders’ surplus to Mrs. Elmer Barzee left by tram LOST OR STRAYED: One white heme from the hospital in Port D ISB UR SEM EN TS 84. Vb 905.53. loetet paid during the year for Ijong Beach, Cal., Tuesday faced yearling bull. Oriow Mar land h ^ ly e d k r had as a visitor Net including adjustment expenses —— S 239,942 81 and salaries paid _________ night to visit her daughter, Mrs. - tin, M oro.-------- her grandmother, Mrs Neil, of Conuniaaituoa during the year ....................— 185.434.64 T H E O L D J U D G E S A Y S ... Robert Fairfield, for a couple of Taxee. licensee and lee* paid „ v g J Heppner, several days recently during the year ................—...— 24,928.38 FOR SALE: Wheat for h « feed. Boliwar Mo weeks. Dividends paid on capital stock Has been treated w , L r p72ir e>dest brother ° f Mrs- r - h Mc_ during thè yeae ................................. 100.000 00 Louis Clark was in town Amount of all other eapenditnre*------ 103.955.25 carbonate. Phone Total eipcoditurea ....... ..........~ l 654,261.08 Wetlnewday while on a visit to the Wasco Kean’ 8UrPrb?ed her by arrm n* Marie Barnett Cooper, county from his present home in A D M IT T E D ASSETS c26-27 he1** unexpectedly Thursday. Oregon Value of real estate owned Portland. (market value) .................................... I 0 Fatith in America with those who , «J V i I Ul ni8B(i^<; Bernice Warila announces that May and June White Leghorn Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc................ - ....... — ............................ —• ® have died m the nation’s service child health conferences will be Value of bonds owned (amortized)— 1,156.476.00 114.00 per 100. White Chds. $2.6 » will be pledged anew on Poonv Value of stocks owned (market held in Shaniko and Antelope value) ................. - ................- .........- 1,282,744.00 per 100. Write for circular. day, May 29, Mrs. Glenha Ander Cash in hanks and on hand ............... 192,862.22 next week for the purpose of giv Hart’s Hatchery, Beaverton. in course of collection son, American Legion Auxiliary Premiums written «inca September 30, 1942— 56,210.12 ing vaccinations and immuniza Interest and rents due and accrued.. 10,264.00 FOR SALE: Six room hour3 chairman, said today as the aux Opier asseta (net) ....... .........- .......... . 307.86 tions. Total admitted assets ....... ...........12,698,364.20 iliary continued preparation for in Moro. Mrs. Glady Buxton. the annual distribution of mem L IA B IL IT IE S CARD OF THANKS 8 76.332.00 Cross claims for losses unpaid orial poppies in Wasco. No set We want to thank the many Amount of unearned premiums on price is *asked, with everyone ___ 564,420.08 all ______ outstanding risks friends and assure them how very t z iv o a a l i t t l e * o r IS *or to™1" ' " ' 01 brokerage— 5,090.00 privileged fzv to give as little or as lbbilill- ............. .. 64.674.68 much we appreciate their expres * “ * ™ ” ------ Total liabilities, except capital— I 710.426.76 much as he cares to The con Capital paid up .......... ................- ..... —.81,000,000 fX) sions of sympathy in out time of tributions go to the rehabilitation Surplo* over all liabilities ................. 988,437.44 sorrow. * Surplus a* regards policyholders „ M 1 .9 8 8 ,437.44 and child welfare fund» of the Le < Total .................. .................... ..... - ...... »2,698,864.20 Harriett Ni»h and family gion and the Auxiliary to help the BUSINESS IN ORECON* FOR T H E YEAR disabled fighting men of both Net premium* received during the y ee r--15,438.32 :Net lotiee paid during the year ...... - ...... 577.5Î S C H O O L SH O W wars and the children of the dead Name of Company: Masaachuaetta Fire A Marins ; In *. Company. and disabled. Name of President! W illiam H . Koop. The Mystery Mother banquet Name of Aaa’t. Secretary: Daniel R. Ackerman. was one of the really nice affairs •On the basis nf December 31, 1942 market quota tions for all bonds and stocks owned, this Com-: starring of the week. It was held Friday, pany'a total admitted aaaeta would be increased and policyholders' surplus to —before they hasten wear of oth April 30, in the Methodist church 8 to 2 .0 82,777,848.20 FRED ASTAIRE 6 7 ,4 2 1 .(4 .____,___ __ ers. For example: r PAULETTE GODDARD 1. Cheek land replace worn-out ARTIE SHAW & his Band connecting rod bearings before T h e W o r l d ’s N e w s S een T h r o u g h they cause wear on crankshaft. FRIDAY MAY 14, 1943 2. Replace worn generator bear 8:00 P. M. Adm. 10,15 and 25c ‘Bootleggers must post Celling Prices’« * An Inismntionai Daily Nnvtpapar ings before they cause armature “ Quite a stack of newspapers I left you ‘ Federal Agents seize‘ Trick’ Liquor Truck’. T R S CHRISTIAN SO E N C 1 PUBLISHING SOCIETY yesterday. Judge. Aren’t goin’ in the news wear. Narway S tm t, Bwtra, liawadiuietts Doesn’t that go to prove, Joe, that GAS AND OIL paper business, are you?” 3. Replace worn water p-imp fa Trathfnl— Con t r acti ve» Unbia—d— Ftao from Somational- ticn doas not prohibit? “ No, I just enjoy reading different fam — Bditoriab Aro Timely and Iaatractiva and It» Daily Any Quantify ____ _ and ___ save pump shafts. packing “ I watched conditions pretty carefully Faatma», Togtfaor with the WooUy Magazina Soction, Make papers so my nephew George sends them L . H . M c K E A N and S O N T k « during our 13 years of prohibition in this tha Monitor an Ideal Newspaper for the Homo. to me whenever he takes a business trip. attention now can »ave time and Price ¿12.00 Yearly, or f l.0 0 a Month. country. The only thing I cotild see we got In su ran ce > 1 got a big kick out of some he sent me materials later. Let our Service _ Saturday Issue, including Magazine Section, 42.6O*a^Y< out of it was bootlat liquor Instead of from several counties where they still have Grain. Feed^Flour, Fuel 9 Introductory Offer, 6 Issues 23 Cano. Department help you. liquor... plus the worst crime end corrupt prohibition. Particularly from some head F a m Implements, Bags, Twine O b ta in a b le a tt * tion this country has ever known.* lines that read ‘ Drunk Driving Arrests Rise’, Z* , ■ - - ■* ’ M y PHONES lUadinq Room, Christian Science Residence Office F e c d s to rc Society, Moro Oregon. 182 162 163 OREGON John Damw • CaUrpUUr W n U M M M M H * I WASCO Moro People Run-away Bus Oliene fVnlV Travel About On VUIJ Slight Damage Business and Fun C. A. Ruggles INSURANCE * I'JWI A id to E nem y “ "• " A B B in g W o r l l i y . . . of = MUSIC DAY_ T. Letter Johns«» ‘SULLIVAN’S W E IS -8 \ . M . W illia m s & C o The Dalles, Oregon Want A ds Phone 2133 u Second Chorus” Replace Worn Parts . 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