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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1945)
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Cf:'.<FZ ■>• thinking it issued on or after June IB 1941, hei mother, Mr* f Wilke, back^Jasl W ednesday on business and j , when Secretary of State Farrell £ * * ]£ * ? with them brought M tb Grace Zevely home bon^ .Mpnt I f || ‘ ' ’*< J ? trom the hospital. , Uillaboro Sunday to bring M rs, •pointed out the fact thait the 1945 mtiiated, or If the has become mutilated, Jeg&alaure extended the valid per Itolfe hom e r e a d in g several driver wishes to «how a change , - J on the lawn a t the 1. .It. \rdec30n Mr and Mrs Andy May 0 fW Of° days there for j medical attention. iod o f auch licenses another two iu address or in personal descrip Dinner gueste a t the A. A. Dun- hrme the Fourth \ f July. Those »pent , Sunday visiting at the home Mrg W illard Rolfe, and son, Danny, K b w . x . . tion duplicates may be o bta ined lap home the F ourth of July were picsent were Mr and Mrs Alfred 0/ Mr and Mrs Wallace May and 3CCOrnpanied h b n t o her home In “All drivers license» bearing the by writing the secretary o f state’» Mr and Mrs Kendrick Dunlap of Kock and son, Mrs C arat:n von Mrs L. D. May. Portland a fte r spending a month prefix *fiR* and having the expir- in Salem, and enclosing the fee of Carlton, Mr and Mrs Arxell Le.u- Boistel and grand daughter of Mr and Mrs A ugust Waaaenm 1- a t the T M. Rolfs home. ation dates June 90, 194S, or June 25 cents. ky and daughter Carolyn, Gordon O’cgon City and Mr and Mrs Les- ler and his sister, M rs Mollie Hill Mr and Mrs W. C. Todd, Mr and Iem ley, Mr and Mrs Herman Pe- ter Barnum man and children came over from Mr? John Engstrom acd J. *S. Mr and Mrs A. F. Balror went u r s and son, Arden, Mrs Paul Tygh Valley Sunday to visit Mv Newcomb were business visitors to The Dalles Sunday to visit her Wilson of Moro, and Frank and and Mrs Jacob Waa^enmiller. Mr * in The Dalles Tuesday. pSients, Mr and Mrs C. k . Bruck- Oscar Lemley. and M rs W assenmiller returned c it and her sister, Mrs Gus H a rt of this Cleon, Fami T.M. Rolfe afld Mrs Charles Ba- Hans Bardenhagen with the U- mann, who is in the hoapital re- to their home th a t evening ac- companied by Donald Olds, of the kei and sons and Mrs B ert C qx he hristian S. Navy arrived Monday morning covftling from an operation, from the G reat Lakes Naval Trai.i- Mr an<j Mrs Cha-les Len.ley a r Seabees, who arrived Saturday \ycre in The Dalles Wednesday on evening from Los Angeles, dalif- business. Ffrat IX Aadle L. Mwyfiy, Farm • Ftaa from “ipacial incera«” control . . . JJfee to tall yon il« station to visit his parents, rivfJj Sunday from P ortland, to «he truth about worn world m «reni a o , Its its owe own 1 world-wide staff o f «orra- Mr and Mrs Claus Bardenhagen. gptn(j the week a t the hen e of om ia to visit relatives and friends, M r,and Mrs Florin Coon arrived ersville, Texas, la the m eal Beua ret epoodenct bring you on-tba^pot news ad Amerteaa eeldler. * He baa every to spend a few days with them be and Oscar Lemley. Monday from Sandy and were over dspBtuH— tor bravery save the Le and vonr family. Each Ieme filled with Mrs Max Browns father, C. F. Frank Guests at the M att Simon home “ «'* r e t u r n .« here. night guests a t the home of hi« to clip and keep. gion ef Merit. Murphy won the Perrin of Bend died Monday July Fourth were Mrs Elizabeth Mr and Mrs Willis B rittain an« parents, Mr and Mrs Bud Coon Congressional Medal' ef Honor by ¿0 at a hospital in th a t c»ty af- toe beating off tM Germans and ytx cer a lonr illness The funeral ser- bliange, Mrs Emma Chamberlain children came over from Tygh VrJ- tanka at Calmar. at and sons of Portland, Mr and Mrs 1CJ spend the Fourth, fifth an 1 vues will be held Thursday Government la a trust,, and the Stark Qus Koepke of The Dallas and ;,ixth visiting a t the Sam Redmond. c Ulcers of the government are tne trustees are created for the ________ ' George Witter, c i Kept. Mrs ^ncj Helen Bayer homes. trustees; and both the trust-and benefit of the people.—Henry Clay Mr and Mrs W ayland Weld and Stiange remained for a longer Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer and daughter, Darlene, arrived here VlSj, -with her daughter. Mrs Si- Mrs Charles Perrigo and daugntci Tuesday from Portland. Mr Weld ,ron will go on to Bend Wednesday and ¡r and Mrs Gu* B ilzer of Tygh Linda, and Miss ibillibell P e m g i were in The Dalles Saturday on Mrs Weld and daughter will re- Valley and Mr ?.ad Mrs £dgar business. n.ain to visit her parents, Mr and Tav’or and fam ily of Warn c vis- Dunlap Family Has Reunion Ai Grass . d t . w ; efd VallCV . A pot luck " Was StrVCU T 74r? J. S. Newcomb. 7 Leighton ■ L. f Fields u a . • ,, .y having recent’ . , .. , . . r itteived a medical discharge from tht navy, and his wife arrive i Thursday from San Francisco, California to visit a t the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Pike. They le ft 1 liday fore Pendleton to visit icl- alives. ¡|Cd the home of Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs August Wassenmil- A F. Balzer the Fourth !ti came over from Tygh Valley , . A , Mr and Mrs Jesse Arnold and 1 he Fourth to spend bhe day visit J; rsie Goodrick end son, Irwin, ing his parents, Mr and Mrs Jacob of Pendleton spent several days W assenmiller. His sister, Mrs Mol last week visiting a t the home oi lie Hillman and children, weni ►'i r.nd Mrs Fra Me Pike. home with them for a few days Albert and B’is Mallory of Carl- Mr and Mrs A rt Schilling and ten spent the wee’ en 1 at the home family and Mr and Mrs Orville of Mr and Mrs A. A Dunlap. Ruggles went to Stiles-on-the M t and Mrs Kendrick Dumap Mrs Jennie M artin of Morn come Denchutes to spend the Fourth of arrived last Tuesday from Carl- )n*t Tuesday to spend th* Fourth July on a picnic. ion to visit a t the borne of Mr and of July with Mr3 Boyc* B’aylock Mrs A. A. Dunlap, leaving fur ahd family. Mr a n # M rs Claus Bardenhagen their home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Davis went and daughter, M artha, went to / . to Tygh Valley the Fourth of July Gordon Lemley e rn e home Wed- >na met her parenU Mr and B , s S ta r Springs the Fourth for a pic Otway from San FranciK c. .Cal- w . ^ r Roy po r t,and and M„ Hat- dinner. M artha went on to Portland to spend several weeks z ¡fo.nl, havin» j a . t retn rrc d from bm<na Npwd)jn of McMinnville vjgjt jng t|ie home of Mrs Jonn a trip to the South Pacific with and had picnic dinner. They canu p a tjen9 the Merchant Marine. He will help wjth Davis, u >pend 8av 1.1s father during the harvest sea eiaL^ a y i / ' PFC Benny Payne arrived Sat Fcn- ' Mrs Boyce Blaylock and child- urday from Camp Howie, Texas, Mrs Jerry Cunliff and daughter, ren and Mrs Jennie M artin of to spend a thirty day harvest w.th Barbera, left Saturday foi th eir hlcro were dinner guests at the his parents, Mr and Mrs Ben Pay l.obie in Corvallis a fte r spending home of Mr and Mrs Clyde S tu d- uc, and other relatives, s'm e time a t the home of her in- ley the Fourth of July. Mrs Don Smith returned home ther, L. K. Smith. Mr and Mrs Herman Ziegler, Friday from The Dalles where Mr and Mrs Holds Marple and I r a May, Jim m y and Carl Zieg- she. spent several days visiting at daughter of Oregon City spent ler, Mr and Mrs Sam Stark, Airs, ine home of her parents in la*, tl.e week end visiting a t the home 'Ielen Bayer and children. Mr Mr *«d Mrs Gus Smith, o f L K. Smith. * m d Mrs J. W. Blagg and daugh- Mr an« Mrs Arzell Lemley and Mr and Mrs R. Summerfield and ter, Marie, Mr and Mrs Edgai daughter, Carolyn, were business family came up fru.it Portland one Alley and children, Ethel and May visitors in, The Dglle* Monday- Mr and Mrs Joe Bibby went to daj lest week to spend a few days garet Barnet and Mr and Mrs VVii- The Dalles Friday on business rc v siting his mother. M ri A1 Fox. lis Brittain and children of Tygh turning home Saturday. TFC and Mrs Robert Holmes Valley, had a picnic dinner a t the Mrs Mollie Hillman and children came back Saturday from Red- Gity park the Fourth of July, arrived one day last week fr^m nv nd where they spent several Mr and Mrs Jam es E aster and California to vist her parents, Mr and Mrs Jacob Wassenmiller. Mr and Mrs Tommie B arnet and daughter,x M argaret, were in 1 he Dalles Friday on business. Mr and Mr» Roy Llllard and dan gl.ter from Toledo, Oregon sipsnt several days last week visiting at the home of her brother in law mid sister, Mr and Mrs Orville R uggles., - Word was received recently tha» hill Hogue of the navy, who was cn a mine sweeper when Corregi- got iell, was taken prisoner by the Japanese and held a prisoner ir the Phillipines until last October 24 with only five survivors. Bib Hogue lived here with his parents, Mr and Mrs Bob Hogue a num ber of years ago, when his fath er war depot agent here. :W. J. Crozier of Snohomisn, W ashington arrived Friday to vis it his daughter Mrs Maude Gar- letL Mias Lila Lee Alley and Mrs Dort Smith left Monday for Portland to spend a week visiting a t the home of the form er’s sister in law, Mrs Bruce Alley. Mrs Estet H artley and sons. H arry and Jam es, and Mrs Ray Petereit were busintas visitors ir. The Dalles Saturday.* Mr and Mrs Ed Alley and dau ghter, Lila Lee, . Mr and Mrs Tom Ailey and Mr and Mrs John Blo;k spent the Fourth of July a t Bear Springs on a pknjc. Mrs Kate Smith left Friday for 1 er home in Riverside, Wash-, af ter Spending ten days visiting be** brother and sister in law; Mr and Mr? Bud Coon. Suodard Fly Spray is sore death to filet, ¿cast mosquitoes Mr and Mra Clifford Woods ami moths, ants, many other insects. It kills on contact - in a fam ily of Klamath Falls »pent the Fourth here with bis fath e r jiffy! Safe to use. Standard Fly Spray won’t harm hum..n>, Jim Woods. won t stain wrallpaper or fab.ics, when used according 1? M r-and Mrs Charles Baker and directions. Get some today - for health protection! lam ily abd Mrs W illard Rolfe and ~ TC-. - .... . . _ _ Ak'. -,A. sun, Danny, »pent the F ourth- al C. R. Anderson, Grets Valley, Phone 2 3 2 Government Camp on a picnic. Mra Ray Ballard and son from Dorris, California and Mrs Robert J. C. W ilson, W asco, Phone 5 5 2 Huggins of Los Angeles, Calif ornia arrived one day last wetk fm an indefinite stay with their mo ' i r le t o l r c p r e s i.ir a t iv c fo r tiier, Mrs May Palmer, a t the Tom G arrett home. S T A N D A R D OF C A L I F O R N I A C FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, OREGON 'Merchant» of Credit for 8 0 Year»9 • —i —- rr r- T ■ " . . . -• . / - • ' ............ Condensed Statement of Hoad Office and 40 Branches - ,, . RESOURCES June 30,1944 Jane 30,1945 $S5JW J8S.71 Cash on Hand41 duo from Banks $ 8 2 ,9 0 0 ,9 1 2 ^ 9 United Statea Bonds, incl. U.S. Government Agencies 240,375,969.69 " ' ; $323,276,881.98 / 266,165,610/1 / J r — — ~ ^$351,#55,199.32 ’ 76,506,595.05 • > 1,007.50 51»465,4S4.54 300,000.00 Municipal B o n d s .......................... ................... / 15,797,613.00 All Other B onds................................................ , fiia n s and D iscounts....................................... . Stock in Federal ¡Reserve Bank............... .... None 72,696,567.75 300,000.00 v Bank Premises, Furniture and F ix tu r es.. . . Other Real E sta te............................................ , ; T &9kefit Earned 1 A 2,652,530.99 • ’»1.00 I ’ J / .................................. 7 l,6 t e ,5 3 S » p L 7 3 , 230,278.90 f Other R eso u rc es..................................... .. L IA B IL IT IE S z 4’ ' 599,334.61 J >485,790,411.4^ ' ' < ’’2 ^ ' X C a p i t a l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... $ 4,500,000.00 S u r j f l M . . , . . . . . . ; ................... 5,500,000.00 Undivided Profits, R eserves. . 6,153,581.64 . 1 $4.500/100.00 5 ’ 4 < 5 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 - 10,006,172.06 . Other L ia b ilitie s ............... .. . ................' 165,121.53 Deposits (exduaiv« o f reciprocal bank depoalta). 399,00 7 ,9 0 0 .3 8 . . --7 .3 T O T A L L IA B IL IT IE S ...----- ....,$416,620,406.89 '*1 - \ ‘ ■ t o - ,7» : . ! * 1 $20,006,172.06 „ 1,292,729.55 139,253.84 il / 157,715.10 464,194,540.90 W $485,790/411.45 ’ i ' G ' 4^ V ft . $ 16,153,581.64 , Reserves Allocated for Taxes, Interest, etc. 1,163,686.97 't Interest Collected in A dvance...................... 130,116.37 • 2,401/>15.$4 % * T O T A L RESOURCES................... |416,620,406^9r r * 2,561,774.59 Hone z , * J .? ¿1 ‘ # DBFOSITS First National Bank of Portland.,.................. ........ .... .T . .. . . : . . $464,194,540.90 ' DEPOSITS 8 other Oregon Banks under management • i. central of First National Bank...'...................... • . . . .. 25,398,889.42 CRAND TOTAL ail Deposit, Under.First National Management... . . . . - $489,593,430.32 ’r V 2 x * , I H ow to w ipe o u t” insects quickly C -x .'- ... Portland Branch»» M A IN BRANCH 6th end MORRISON BRANCH MONTAVILLA BRANCH ROSE CITY BRANCH « CONDON COQUILLE ENTERPRISE FOSSIL EAST PORTLAND BRANCH LIVESTOCK-KENTON BRANCH >4 SOUTHEAST PORTLAND BRANCH * UNION AND RUSSELL BRANCH , ' «' GRANTS PASS GRESHAM .4. f HEPPNIR t < t HILLSBORO / HOOD RIVER L KLAMATH FALLS * LACRANDE LAKEVIEW / ' t ’ l '■ . . 4 k > Other Oregon Branch»» S B f tO i ALBANY ASHLAND ASTORIA BEND ; BANK OF. SELLWOOD, Portland J COOLIDCE O McCLAINE, Silverton A CLATSOP COUNTY BANK, Seaside • THE SCIO STATE RANK \ MARSHFIELD MEDFORD MERRILL MOLALLA \ I NEWBERG NORTH BEND NYSSA ORECON C ITY PENDLETON SALEM SHERMAN COUNTY StAYTON THE DALLES .TILLAMOOK U N IO N WOODBURN * .-p - ; < 7 AMIIate» FIRST FIRST FIRST BANK NATIONAL BANK OF COTTAGE GROVE NATIONAL BANK OF FOREST GROVE NATIONAL BANK OF PRINEVILLE OF SWEET HOME . - . C 9 . R P Û ___ H I I 0 if
