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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 17, 1944)
»HERMAN COUNTÏ JOURNAL, Tom Stephens, Bertha Craig | Married March 4 _ . «> .. - . Tom Stephens and Berth. Oreig were March re married m a rrie d in \ Vancouver anoouver M arch 4th. After the wedding a reception waa held at the home of Mrs Robert DeGraff, (Janet Stephens) MORO, ORRUOA FRIDAY, MARCH 1?, 194f Mrs Clarence Mersinger was in Colfax, Wash., last week for a few day» visit with her sister, Che returned Sunday. Mr and Mrs Melvin Fulkerson were visitors at the home o f Mr and Mrs Glen McLachlan la it Sunday. The women are siatera. Cordon Fraser, who ha3 been visiting here for «veral week», left thia week for her week». home in California, after re- noT be able t o ^ o ^ ^ s j iu r l o u r h ~ Mr and Mrs Carl Adams were here last week after their return from a trip to their old home at Oil City, Pennsylvania. Carl re- ports that he is glad to get back to Oregon as the east doesn't look good to him anymore. Far- mers there are selling thehr land for $300 Rer acre to strip miners J C Wilson was knocked down who .hove up to 80 feet of ’op foil off and take out the underp and tramped by a hog. He went to Portland .to receive medical at- ing coal. ' \ ’ Mr* Ginh left but Friday teneion. Mrs Alfred Lyons ac- coMpaaiad him there w h gv she ior Por‘Und * >vUU her <Uuifh’ visited friends for a few days before returning home. ter. * Mr and Mm Marion McKee and Mie Watprman went to Portland >on Gordon, were in Wasco last Friday to .visit her daughter. She week end from r Portland. They returned home Sunday. were met there by friends from Clarence Young of the U. S. Moro. Navy is home to spend a furlough, with his parents, Mr and Mrs C H U R C H E S Jim Wilson Hurt In Battle With Irate Hog for the newlyweds. Friends and from Fort SU1 in ordir to visit relative« attended. Tom has recent here. •* • , f ly returned from army service Mra j^ y Segenthaler left this on the islands and ha« b*en in Eugene to get ready to Barnes hospital m \ ancouver for g 0 Washington D. C. to see some weete. Mias Craig, who husband, who is attending taught school here four years, ia school there. He U v w w to vo re- re expects new employe in the shipyards. A f- >u r n u Oregon with his wife when ter visiting his parents at Pullman finished. Wn„ and spending a few days here Mrg Jack went Mon. Tom will be transferred to a Cal- day u with daughter, Mrs rkirrh ifom ia camp. Mrs ^Stephene will Rert LU®» "to*® infant *» ill - to Pr“ meg D Moberg, pastor. remain in Vancouver. iuru*uu . . «« __ ~.ble School 10:00 A. M Mr and Mre Elmer Barzee • Bible came up from Portland laet Thurs- j Bom Born to Mr and Mrs ’ Richard Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. day to aid in starting spring Campbell at The Dallee Friday, a Special mueic by choir work on their farm north o f town daughter, Mrs Campbell was for- C. E. 7:30 p.m. ; Mrs Richafd Holdaway heard m«riy, Vera Jean Hanricba. Wednesday 8 P-m. .choir practice from her husband Thursday for Mr and Mrs Virgil Conlee and Thursday 8 p.m. prayer p S W ,, tinvp in nearly two mon- Mr and Mrs George J Williams ------ r ■ — h T u T ow " i n k h .v in , went to Portland h a t THureday WASCO METHODWT CHUKCM cone there from North Africa nm ainiag until Sunday • to have Sunday School at 10: Off A- M rt where he was formerly stationed Rome dental work ddne and to vis- Morning Worship at 11:00 A« «. MiM Maxine Henriehe vre. down ¡1 relative.. . Epworth League at 7:00 P.M . from Bend last week end to visit Mr and Mr. E J Braziel ami p mg service at Graaa.Val- her mother and eee the new niece. Mi and Mr. Charles Cadwallader i , y Methodist church Sunday af- Katherine Moberg suffered a end son, Bobby of Camas, Wash., ternoon at 3:00 o’clock. H ankle Wednesday while were guests last week end of Mr Epworth League at 7:00 P. M. . tchool rnd Mrs F Bratzel while visit- preaching service at the Grass P Mts* Floyd Lane and three mg her and her daughter. Mrs Valley Methodist rivurch Sunday children left Monday for Califor- Jam«, Lamb E J Bratrel and afternoon at 3 pjn. r. F L. Cannell. pa}to► via where they Will visit Mr. Mr. Cadwallader are ao„ and F J Lane-, brother. of " r “ d Mr* Christian Science Society a t Sunday - morning SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATE- Dale Younger will leave today o |lbi. ct services Substance” MENT of the 107 Farmgut, Idaho to rejoin hid J J t Wednesday night service at 8 AL FIRE INSURANCE OJM company after spending his fur- includes testimonials of healing. PANY of McMinnville, in the leugh here with friends and rela- The reading room in the rear State of Oregon, on the thirty-ftr- tives. O UUUUJIiR is ~r .......... All ....... an- , of 1 inc the building open. i t day of December. 1043, made Patty Yocupi has resigned her thoriz^j Christian Science liters- to the Insurance Commissioner of position with the AAA office and ture can be bought or borrowed the State of Oregon, pursuant to expects to attend a meterologicnl school at Condon. law: ' Keck McKean came last week m in im u m m i in tllh W Iu m ilH m im 1 CAPITAL for a short furlough here with hi* Amount of capital stock tail none wife. He is learning *to be paid up gunner at a Texas school. INCOME Net premiums received Ralph Brisbine and Mis» Cora during the year $1,348,439.21 Fletcher were in The Dalles Tues Interest, dividends and day to attend a meeting of light rents received during company personnel. tl»e year • ------ ---------- Born: To Mr and Mrs Wayne Income from other PLEA8E MAKE APPOINT Thompson. March 16, a daughter source« received during March 16 is also the birthday of MENTS EARLY the year 13,920.44 Betty Powell Tbompeon, the ba Total income $1,413.04K.30 by’s mother. OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT DISBURSEMENTS Tom Froser sold a couple of Net lease« during the his saddle horses last week to peo MONDAY year including adjust ple from McMinnville receiving ment- expense« $464,482.78 $250 apiece for «them. - .......................... m j n i i . i n n i i i i i i l n i l l M m W Commissions and salar ies paid during the year - 415,769.47 Taxes, licenses and fees paid during the year 37.916.56 Dividends paid on capital itock during the year non* ¿u Joe M arsh Dividends paid to policy holders during the year 148,,284.55 You hear a lot of talk about mo an occasional refreshing glass of Amount of all other rale these days . . . but have you beer with friends. expenditures 99,016.86 found many people who knew F ro m w here I sit. tf we take Total expenditures $1,165,459.22 exactly what “morale” was? c a re to p re s e rv e these li t t l e ADMITTED ASSETS W ell, I was thumbing through frien d ly things th at boost mo- _ Value of real estate own my scrap book the other day, rale, w e ll be doing a lot to help ed (m a r k e t v a lu e ) 56,000.00 and I came on this verse I ’d like onr oonntry in its tim e of crisis. Loans on mortgages to pass on to y o u . . . And we’ll boost morale among and collateral, etc. none IT* (to Ml ysa |« t firwa a frtsaSlr our soldiers at the front, too. Be ’ Value of bonds own cause it’s these “ important little ed (amortized) 1,610.276.90 things” that they look forward A la tta r fro s t I m s m th a t th a f m <- aaaa b ria c a Vaule of stocks owned to returning to. M o ra le la a lo t a< litt la tb te c a . none (market value) I sn T It so? Morale it just a lot of C ash in banks and on little things. A flower in your 618,288.27 band button hole, a word of greeting, Fiemiums in course of collection written since 194,132.42 /y0 78 of a Stria September 30, 1943 19gi, B rw ù ig Industry Foundation Interest and rents due 8,663.41 and accrued 35^18.83 Other assets (net) Total admitted assets 2,422,979.83 LIABILITIES Grotfrs claim® for losses 79.737,71 x’npaid Amount of unearned premiums on all out 1,464 <553.80 standing risks Due for comtonission 50,364.59 and brokerage 56,247.17 All other liabilities Total liabilities, ex 1,650,903.27 cept capital none Capital paid up Surplus over all lia bilities 772,076.56 Surplus as regards - 772.076.56 • * .** f \ * » ‘ X .. */ . policyholders 2,422,979.83 Total BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums receiv ed during the year 660,853.89 Net losses paid dur ing the year Name of Company: OREGON MU TUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM- Mr and Mrs J H Wilson were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W C Charles Bothwell is stationed Helyer last Sunday. in California with the U.S. Engin Marquita Koepke was dismis WANTED: Year round woefc o» eers. farm or ranch. Experienced sed from the hospital where she Albert Youngberg, from Mc under went an appendectomy. man and wife, two children. Minnville, was here - and bought Victor Brady, Estacada, Oregon Mr and Mrs Arthur Jacobs fifty head of calves from W C were here the first of the week 19-21p Helyer. Mr Helyer left Wednes for a short stay at the Patjen’a LOST: Light red Hereford cow day to take the calves down there. ranch. 5 yrs. old, crop off right ear 2 Mrs C I Laffoon and daughter, underbits; crop off left ear, one GAS AND OIL Cleo, left for Corvallis where underbit; branded MS- and 7Z Any Quantity they will live while “Bunny” goefe on left hip;- recently dehorned. to OSC during spring term. McKEAN and SON E. M. Helyer, Graaa Valley . 19-21p In su ran ce Grover Young. Want Ad» R a. C. A . Ruggles INSURANCE Feedstorw Q re M o ro u C T » n n n ::» x » n n n » » n » t ?nt t t t » n o / J r A. «... .VXT, ► k & Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel Farm Implements. Bags, Twine PHONES o * * Office 163 Residence 162 182 WASCO ___ OREGON V FOR SALE: New Hamahirea, all breeders from eggs direct from Christie Farm«. Rock-New Hamp Cross. R. I- Reds & Wh. Leg horns. Write for circular. Harts’ Hatchery, Berverton, Oregon tf # H In th e M oo d f or SPRING Wasco Beauty Shop New Suits Hom where I s it... All Kinds df Complete Line of Feeds , for Cattle & Hogs Name of President: E. C. Anroerson Name of Secretary: L.M.Wsuga- ■nian Statutory resident attorney « r v k e : K.C. BredMuw . for Moro Grain Growers You can wear them more times, more places and longer than any other single fashion A ll w ool pastels, flannels, plaids and classic dark colors. Tailored or dressy with new details - - there s one for you. sizes 1 2 -2 0 19.95-24.95 29.95-44.95 SPRING C O A T S The coat you choose this spring SPRING DRESSES Lingerie trimmed dark dresses or will stand by you for- years. 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