Sherman County journal., May 19, 1944, Page 3, Image 3

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SHERMAN COUNTS JOURNAL,
ft$OUO, OREGON TRIIUY MAY 1», 1344
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e ig h th G raders,
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T o H a v e P ro g ra m
Cassi« o
Holme«
returned
daughter, Marie, and Gerald Blagg
« Mise
« • vaa««
m w » jw
u b c u to
u* i ^ d . y f ™ n .
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F o m t Grove vto. they attend- t o » « * • « « • * » with t o f . - r f
ed the funeral aervfcee for Mra <ber, Sam Holmes.
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gv* Mte Zxmny
Bbg,
and ««Id- “ <» * “ " «
m . odBmgen, Wxte rocomamn- &mrthal
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Bracken.
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A * Bl*h<r
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M ra
CMar Bruckcrt
Cuir- of
Valley .pent Mother', day
parent,. Mr
Ot 1.» M A SSACHUSETTS FIR E 8 M A R IN S
IN S tR A N C E COMPANY, ol B.-aton, in ibe S um
oi Mtaaecbuaelta, on tbe tkirly-krat day of Decem­
ber. 1943. made Io ibe Insurance Commieeiooar ®f
the Stair n| Oregon, pursuant In law t
. C A P ITA L
An.ount ol re n ta l slurb |>aid up
8I.8C0 0'w‘
INCOM E
Ne: prriui.iius rwcvi.-d
during ihe year
612.381 I t
lliir r r .t , «lit druda and rent«
r ra itrd during the year__ISO. I6P 18
li. . u.* from r'h cr .uurrre
let-aired during ibe year __u_w._.
2.911.1?
Total income ....... . . . ...... _____ ..... 8 745.66^
D IS B L K S E M E M S
Net losses paid dut'ng tbe year
ineiudi.-ig adjustment eipeirsaa.
284,12* 47
Cor.: m. as io ns and aatariea paid
dur.ag the yea» ........ ............
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1S4.S46.68
Ta.ee. licenses aad leea paid
during the year ____________
38,106 64
Dmdenda paid on capital elock
100.008 08
during ike year
Ditidaada paid to policyholder,
duriag the year ____________
104,120 66
Amount ol all other expenditure*.__
728.898.46
Total oxpoaditurea ________ ____
A D M IT T E D ASSETS
Valuo ol roal calata owned
(market oalaa) ......... ................... _ >
6
Loan, oa mortgagee aad collateral.
t o th « » h e™ to .pend rote. time xrrire<L r t t h e M U k , . homo
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with them
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Saturday to spend the week e n d _____________
The county eighth grade gradu­
Mr and Mrs Claua Bardenhagen visiting the ladies brother and
u i | D
LJ L a
ation will be held .at . the Civic au­ and daughter, Martha, and Mr wife, Sgt. and Mrs Myrle Smith,
M U H L/ M t
ditorium in Grass Valley on Fri­
___
and Mrs Ralph Eakin and dau-
who :• home on furlough. WASCO METHODIST CHURCH
day May 26 a t 8 o'clock.
w
«««M of Moro wore dinner guaeto
Mr and Mre W E Brockert of Subject. “(Rod C tilenahip” Spe-
_8
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at the home at Mr and Mr» Dal Klondike, Mr and Mra Goa Hart- cia) mUs k by the choir.
trip to Portland Monday return­
Epworth League at 7:00 P. M
Eakin Monday and to rink Sgt.
ing home Tuesday.
F- L. Cannell. paator.
and M n Myrle Smith.
TO THE VOTERS
Mr and Mrs Del Eakin, Sgt.
and Mra Myrle Smith, Edwin Bi e
OF SHERMAN COUNTY:
Presbyteriaa Church
ekel and Mra Elanor Smith w»ra * 7 “ J “
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James D. Moberg, pastor.
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Fire
boys
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echpol
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would
Ike
to
take
thia
oppor
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dinner guests at the home of Mv
tunity to anserar the criticiam that Bible Sdhool 10 a. m.
and ifra V B Eakin ifciuraday
Mr and Mt» Pawl Wtteon and hog been circulated in the com- Wed. Sunday Sbool Choir at 7:30
night.
family of Mure and Mr and Mra nmnitàes in regard» to an ex-»oid P- m- Senior Choir 8 p m.
Veni Mobtey and family of Kent jer staying in the Sherman Coun- Chitef an Endeavor 7:30 p.m
Value ol bnoda owned (am o rtlaed)_ 1,238,382.88
sent her pup Is in a P
Valuo ol stock, owned
recrLA1 gpw t Mother’s Day visiting at ty J a il
Tuesday 8 p. m. Prayer meeting
(market .a lu a) _________________1,8^,762.00
to be held at the school house
12«,786 67
the home o f Mr at>d Mra A ADun
This man was in jail at no ex- Sunday School Choir at 7:30 p. m Caah la hank, aad oa hand ...... .
Premium« in conrso ol collection
Wednesday May 31. The public is
-a w
r
, 9 « “ * > « “ *“ payers whatwo-
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written since September 30. 1941.
M J1S.43
invited.
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Iniero.l and rente duo and accrued_
10,333.00
Mr and M n Lswnen« Todd.nd ever, a . the food he ate was fur-
Sund>? morning services a t Other
asaeta (net)
280.83
Mr and Mrs Charles Lund ar­
Total admitted aaaeta ...... ............. •83.031.864.U
son
returned
home
8un4ay
from
nfrfced
by
me
at
my
own
expense.
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Subject
“Body
and
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IT
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S
rived here Saturday to spend the
Crooo elaimo lea toaaea unpaid...... 183,628.00
I, being an ex-service man, was Soul”
week end visiting her our in and Molalla and Portland wtwme they
Amount ol nnearned premium, on
soldier,
who
and
Mr.
John
Engstrom.
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o
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1
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all outaianding risha .....
388,161.98
Wednesday night service at 8
wife, Mr
lo t cotpmiaaion and tirokerag»^.
3.000.00
med to their home Tue.-
%“ *■ r“ d * ^ r± !
h u n ery. „
Includes testimonials of healing. Doe
All other iUbilitine
.:.7 ± ±
tB.77^'00
They returned
attending the Baptist State Con-
The following is a letter dic-
Total llabilitioa, except capital---- 8 762,568 99
The reading room in the rea*
a*F-
paid op ......
81.888.808.00
tated and sgned by R. F. Fagot, of the building is open. All as Capital
vention.
Surplus owev all Nabilitiea ...............
1,289.293.14
Mr and Mrs Clarence Hensen
Surplus
aa
regard*
policyholders__
*83.289,293.14
thorized Christian Science litera
Mr and Mas FcAl Cox went to the ex-soldier.
Total
___________
83.031.864.13
were busmess vCsitors in The Dal­ CorvaHU Thursday t e viart their
ture can ‘be bought or borrowed
C. C. W4son
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR T H E YBAR
Nat premiums received during the year . 34 933.73
les* Wednesday^.
son in law and daughter, Mr and
Sheriff of Sherman County
Net loaaoa paid during the year............... .. 8.787.27
Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer left Mrs Al Roberts and family.
Name el Company: Massachusetts Fire 6 Marina
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Insurance Company.
Monday for Portland to attend
Mr and Mrs W C Todd snd Mr
M®y 3’ 1944 Moro’
Name ol Presides!: William H. Koop.
F?bekah Assembly a n d Grand an<J Mr> w F g l u i n g
Name ol Secretary I Daniel R. Ackerman.
spent To Whom It May Concern:
R u g g le s
ledge.
•On the basis ol December 31, 19-U market quo­
Mother’s day at the home o f Mr
I, the undersigned, do hereby
tation« (or all bonila and stocks owned, this Com­
Mrs Charles Perrigo was » bu3- and lir a Art Schilling.
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certify that I am staying in the
pany’s total admitted aatrl. would be increased
iness visitor in The Dalles Mon­
to 23, V>8,£08.13 and policyholders’ surplus to
Mr and Mra Del Eakin. S g t and Sherman County jail at ray own
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Moro
Oregon 106.239.« 4.
day
Mra Myrle • Smith. Edwin Bickel request
unO T M uinananiinim itH nniH iitifo
Mr and Mrs Ernest Eslinger and M n Elanor Smith were din-
I also certify that I have not
came up from Hood River Sunday _ tier guests at the home of Mr and been detained or arrested or in
and visrted at the Dell Eakin home
Alfred Payne last Monday.
any way has my freedom been
and were over n ght guests at
Curtis Nichols of Portland vis- taken from «ne by the Sheriff of
the home of Mir and Mra J-
^ed S g t and Mrs Mjfifc Smith at Gherman County, Oregon
Blagg. •
the Del EaVn haiaaf
I am staying in- jail of my own
Jimmy Blagg came up from
Mr <nd Mfg
<jg
£rw
,
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Bingen, Wash., Saturday to spend
ait the home of ' fn testimony whereof I hereun-
O* weekend here with h is , wtfe Mr g ^ M r s V B Eakin fU rad ay. to set my hand, this 3rd day of
rnd family
at the home of his
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Donnellv will be remembered May, 1M4.
parents, Mr and Mrs J W Blagg. p” Lillian Nichols.
R. F. FAGOT
the name of
The Ladies Social Service duly
Cowrty play da? for the grade
A<Jy c £ Wil><)n
met at the home of Mra L D May
ill be held at Moro Fn-
And Mrs Wallace May Thursday day May 19.
T H O M A S
E . D E W E Y
..._ i
afternoon with 15 members and
Mra R J Baker came up from
guests present. Rev. and Mrs F L
Dalle» Wednewday to »pend
for President when you vote Friday
Cornell of Wasco
prevent
here with Mr. Baker f o r SALE: Registered Hereford
Refreshments were served later in
M w Nellie Conroy was a hqsi-
Bull. We« Nichols, Moro 28-30p
Thomas E. Dewev it. the outstand­
the afternoon.
ing strong man whose name will
nem visitor in The Dalles Mon-
LOST; Leather billfold a t Sherar’n
come first before the Republican
Tom Alley, Art Schilling. Dell ¿ay
Convention in June. There is cv-
Bridge Sunday Contains ianpor
Old». Harold Eakin and Sgt. My­
-
ery
indication that he wiU receive
tant
papers
of
Lloyd
Burke^aine,
Synepss Oi Amiuai XaitAtot
rle Smith went to Condon Satur­
the Republican nomination- Oregon
M ih , A M ERICA N ALLIAN C E ’ INSURANCE
Heppner?
Ora.
Plmae
Retprn;
lp
day to attend the Hereford cattle COMPANY. «1 Naw York. Iw tkg Statr at Naw
Republicans will do well to write .
York, on the thirty-6re< day ol Dwcambn. 1943.
in his name on the hallnt and let
sale.
FOR SALE: Good broke work
made ta the laaurawra Commiaeloaat ol t«x State
Oregon back a winner.
Don’ forget the Red C ro» meet­ al Oregoa. paruuaat to law :
horae.i. E. M. Alley, Grass Val
C A P ITA L
in g each Wednesday afternoon at Amoawt ol capital atock
paid w p ___83.008.808.88
ley.
28-30 p Paid Adv. W. G Hare, Hillsboro ; A. E. Clark, Yeon Bldg, Portland;
IN C OM E
the Grass Valley library.
Nat premiums recai.cd
FOR SALE: 16 ft. Harris combine T. H. Banfteld, 4784 S. E. 17th Ave. Portland. Joy Bowerman, Yeon
Mr» Nellie Ferbrache returned
duriog the year ____ ____________82.5S8.713.4J
Blfig Partld}»
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dividends and room
in good condition. L. P. Haven
the first of last week from P ot L laleraat.
430.680 J 9
received during the year— ___
Waoco, Ora
27-9p
land where she «pent several weeks IncoaM frwm other eonrcea
27.747X8
received during the year ,
T ,.i^l m
e ixne
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.
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for medical treatment.
83.oo9.i4i.43
F O R SALE: 3 weeks old K. I. and
DISBURSEM ENTS
Mir and Mrs J W Blagg
Nat laaoaa paid daring the ynar
New Hampshire chicks $32.00
428.65
including adjuelmei
per hundred. Also 2 weeks old
Cammlaalona and aalartea
*14.631.87
during iha year __________ _ ____
New Hampshire chicks $28.00
Taxes, licenses and leae paid
____
M1.108J7
during the year ________
per hundred
Call BOYING-
Dividend« paid on capital atock
TON’S
HATCHERY,
HOOD RI­
868.808.88
during the y e a r _____ ______
Dividend, paid Io pnllcyholdora
VER.
Phone
6462
27-8c
daring iha y e a r .......... .......
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THE OLD RELIABLE for
Q uality-D ependability—Courtesy
Synopsis of Annual Statement
Quality Store
ANNOUNCING—
T H E G R A N D O PE N IN G BENEFIT
DANCE
o f th e V eteran « o f F o reig n W ar«
A.
AT
YE OLDE MILL
MAY 20
SA T U R D A Y
D an cin g E v ery S a tu rd a y T hereafter
Thomas E. Dewey
These dances are given to help provide your-
son or loved one, now in the m ilitary service
with a m eeting hall, dance and recreation
spot of th eir own, debt free. We feel 80ipe-
thing m ore fittin g th an words or monuments
should greet them upon th eir return.
W RITE IN
W hile the price p rin ted on tickets is $1
plus 20c tax ; tickets are being sold on a don­
ation basis from $1 to $1000. G-ive all you can.
Thank-you.
Want A ds
5
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V eterans of F o reig n W ars P ost 2471
Y E O LDE M ILL A N D C E LLA R
H E A D Q U A R T E R S FOR V E T E R A N S
Amuunl ol all other «apenditaras _
296.782X2
Total axp ead itw raa............. ......... 82.932.942.91
A D M IT T E D ASSETS
Value ol roal aatato owned
( aurket value j --------- ---- ---------- _„8
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Loans on mortgagee and eoUotesal.
OBEY THE FUEL GAUGE
The Engine in a “Caterpillar” .
Diesel Tractor lire« longer on
clean fuel. So “Caterpillar”
engineer» developed a fuel
filter to protect the Engine
from fuel impurities.
Periodic changes of these fil­
ters keeps up cleaning effici­
ency—so watch the fuel gauge
carefully—4t will tell you
when filters need changing.
O ’M tARA
Supply & Imp«
|b»bn Daoro
r /TTHT'“
g r rww<*a
An Open Letter te the V o l f ,
Value of bonds owned (emortuaedl _ 2,871.902.08
Vstua of atorke owned
(market v a l a o ) ____________ :____ 6.344.239.08
Caah in banks and on hand
, . .
278.787.95
Fremiumo in conrso ol eolloctioo
written since September 30. 1943— 282.761.47
Inievret and ronta dna and accrnnd.
27.438.00
Other aaaeta (oet)
.
1.824.15
Total «knitted n e e « « ___________ *89.726.092.57
‘ 'L IA B IL IT IE S
Gross claims lor loaaoa u n p a id -------8 376.328.08
Amount ol onaarnod pramniaaa oa
all outstanding neks i
— _ _ _ 2,694,083.83
[>wa for cnmmireioa sod brokerage^.
10.800.00
All ethnr liablUlias ______________
247.OI8.9o
Total llahllltiea.' wxcwpt capital-----83.127.438.78
Capital pa«d ap -----
83.888.008X8
SnrplWh over all lia b ilitie s --------------- 3.398,841.79
Surplus gp regard« *ollcybaldera _ **6 .5 9 8 .6 o l.79
To tal' _____ — -.-...-89.7M.892X7
BUSINESS IN OUECON FOB T H E TEAR
Kai preminnm rrerlred during the year..83,161.56
Nat ioaaaa paid during tho yaga-------------- 1.723.79
Name dl Company I Americas Alliance I mu ranca
Company.
Nsma ol Fraaidown W illiam H . Eoop.
af Bm.i« la rn Daniel R. Ackerman.
CHAS. A. SPRAGUE
In the U nited States Senate
N ational C otton W eek .
SPR AG U E know, Orcgdn— it,
people, its resource!, its prob­
lems. His term as governor added
to his understanding of state
affairs and national and inter­
national problems.
As U nited States Sen ato r,
Sprague will support the vigor­
ous prosecution of the war. He
favors full cooperation with
other nations to prevent other
wars. He opposes bureaucracy
in Washington and urges early
restoration of local liberties and
responsibilitica.
Send Charles A. Sprague to (he
Senate and the best interests of
Oregon and the nation will
be served.
M a y 2 2 -2 7
For Sale: Rock-Hamp Hybrids &
Christie New Hamps. May &
June price $13.50 per 100. All
breeders on our own farm.
H art’s Hatchery, Berverton, Or.
FOR SALE: 1936 Dodge Pick-up
1-2 ton, hydraulic brakes, new
tires, fresh (paitnt job, m good
condition. Price $800.00 Ceil
109 W or write Guy Boyer, John
Day, Oregon
26-8c
Formals for
Graduation
\
Owefes frees Hie Ore«ee Fret«
•Oa lbs baala of Datwmhar 21. 1*43 market gu°-
talUtne far all tonda amd attoka wwwnd. ibis Cnm
haay’ e total admitted amela would bo iacreaead
to f l 01.113.28247 and polleybolderu' surplus la
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Charles A. Sprna»« was «g busioea*
like, intclliaeot and coaacientioui «
aoveroor as Oreeoa ever hex h ad—
oo «
Portland Orttant^a.
S U m . . Crenty:
-
Du. te the lin e element .m t g ero lto
rftretton
it he.
net been po»ible f.r me te « •
like to have done. Therefore, I wWl $• kiill^ 7
L / a r e X t i o n . for Cireui. J U ,« t h r e s h thU m e d i..-
Spracoe Is scholarln his iaceraa-
tiunal vi»nd is lound »nd coagtsteau
he is the best qualified ia aeaeral ca­
pacity aad the atroagett p o litic a l con­
tender for the poet.— C om Bay TfeaM.
Charles A. Sprague w ill be a decided
aaaet to this state as a member o f the
U.S. senate; he should ha n«.min.t«l
and elected.— Neatder* <irw«fi*r
Sprague was a good governor; he
w ill serve Oregon with credit in the
U.S. senate if elected.— Pim/fgSie EeM
O"P«MW.
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A tU
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W ith Sprague running, the voters of
Oregon have at least one qualified man
to vote for.—( m i m II ì i GswOW-l
•Th»»».
M r. Sprague has unquestioned ability
and statesmanahip.—KlerneM P tlk Htr~
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tout Nfutt.
^.vtax « x . n i ^ **■•« 4epartmeaC in 1 » « .
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h„„ riven me . breed backfroand in criminal lew
end procedure end he. given me executive and udmini.-
Thera are thousand, of Oregon voters
who . . . now w ill welcome the oppor­
tunity to lend their support to Sprague
because they regard Mr. Sprague as a
an of highest character, of sta tMaun­
ie qualities and of a temperament
* h i. h peculiarly fits him /o r the duties
o f a lawmaker.— G ra afia m OutbtJL
B
trative experience.
I em well founded in law of round judicial tern per-
meat, boneet end fair- I have elw .ye bee« “ U”
and community eieiru end at the Pramat 11
nrceident of the Oregon Probation — oeletion. vice-pre-
T T „ r Ihe Weetern Probation and Parole eerocietlon
member . 7 the profe,-elonei council of tbe N.tion-
CHAS. A.
SPRAGU l
al Probation association.
FOR U. i , SENATOR
I i n young end eggreeeivc nad could^w en tbe dlatrlet
» . circuit judge «any years to come if «metro
S p ra g u e to Iguippatf
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by Experience
a n d Training
1. H« has an intimae« knowl­
edge of Oregon's n««ds.
2. He has a k«e« grasp of Ra­
tional a«4 international
affaira.
5. H is record as gov«r«o<
showed his ability ia handling
public affairs.
4. Ha has the keen awareness of
a working
5. He ia an able
speaker.
6. He is industrious and
7. He is e
man, respected by
and aaaocigtes.
t . He is a vigilas* i
the people.
Paid advartUaeaant, Spengi *• fee Sauat
Ray B. Early, Ckafraaea, Headquastaea, I
FRED FINSLEY
h i JZ
fo r th e SdinatoraHip
, a «
Sincerely
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FRIENDS
the People off Oregon W ont
. . . for the better things
FOR SALE: Harris
Harvester,
20 ft. header, overhauled' reauy
for tbe field. WiU »ell cheap. A l­
so 1926 Dodge commercial, new
battery and good rubber. E H.
Watkins, Phone 450, Wasco.
t
27-30c
a
Vi
Greta
Incorporated
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G R A SS
VALLEY