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toy, or toto**«* ttytfe*
MI» Nata»« W immmh U h left w«*O**lft* Mwa M to <W"
a«WFi*y fcr h„
in r«t, *•» P M *.« « M» aM M»»
President’s Mother Arrives by PUne
land after «pending a weak with
her parent«, Mr and M rs, Jacob
Mr» Claus Bardenhagen and son.
WasaenmHler.
. vj
Hana and Freida Beuther, went
The Ladies Social Service dub bo Portland Wednesday to bring
met at the home o f Mrs John Eng- his sister, Martha, home after
‘tram Thursday rwith 16 present spending a few days «visiting Mrs
Miss Florence Krusow and hei
' It being so wann the meeting was John Patjena.
netce, Betty, arrived last Wed.
held on the lawn under the trees.
Mrs Tom Alley, Mrs Ed Alley
nesday from Minnesota to stay
Refreshments were served nt the and Mrs Fred Cole o f Wasco went
until September with her uncle,
d ose of the meeting. The next to Ordnance last Tuesday to visit
Fred Krusow.
meeting will be held a t the Wal- Mr and Mrs William Luttrell,
lace May home Sept. 13. The les-
Mrs Wallace May and Jean Zev-
Mr and Mrs Don C lodfelter were
• son'being the Amt six chapters of ely went to The Dalles Saturday
business v isitors m The Dalles
Daniel. . *
¿7
to bring Mm Grace Zevely home
Monday.
Sgt and Mrs Myrle Smith arri- from the hospital.
The Misses Doreen and C arolyn
vjd Sunday from Bergstrom Field
Mr and Mrs Wallace May and
Clodfelter left F riday fo r th eir
Austin, Texas, to spend his fur- son, Clarence, went to Hood R iver
home in P ortland a f te r sp en d irg
lough with her'parents, Mr and Sunday on business and pleasure.
about three weeks visiting th eir
Mrs Del Eakin. It has been. 15
Mrs L D M ay had as her dinner
cousins, Carol and Jo an C lodfelter.
T..e &2-year-oni m other of P resident T rum an is shown, cani*». to he .months since they were last home, guest Sunday, Mrs Gertrude Wil-
• e Mrg DeJ
amj Hrs
Mr and Mrs A A. Dunlap have , »ilved in Washington from K ansas City to visit her fame»« »•"
M iss Mary Truman, the P resident’s sister, who s c c o r p » * ^ her
Smith
left
Tuesday
for
Ellensburg
Mr and Mrs Ross Field» left
as th eir guests th e ir son and d a u
•u h
r on the trip. President Truman, right, greeted theta at
Wash., to visit until Friday with Thursday for Hermiston to visit
g h ter in (law. M r and Mrs Cha»’ rnuthc
Insten airport.
Sgt Smith’s parents, Mr and Mrs his grandparents, Mr and Mrs I. D.
Jes Dunlap and baby from -L o s
John Smith and family.
'
Pike and on to Pendleton to visit
Angeles, California* who arrived
P ortland w here th ey spent several
Mr and M rs
G eorge
Wilco::
Mr
and
Mrs
Clyde
Davi»
ard
relative».
s
^ M r s Leona B aker «wT d i ì lJ r e r ,' W » «R Im sm ew and to -visit Ike w ent to The Dalles T huradayto
children of Condon were visitors
Mr and Mr» Wayland Weld and
Cleo and F rank, from Springfield fo rm e r’s siste r in law . M rs Bruco b rin g th e .r son G eorge J r . hom e at the home o f bis mother, Mrs daughter, Darlene, left Friday for
from th e hospital.
W. J. D ans, Friday. ,
* *
their home in Portion after spend-
spent several days as guests a t Alley.
Mr
and
Mrs
Marion
VanMetre
|
ng several days visiting her par-
Mr
and
Mrs
E
d
g
ar
«Alley
apd
.
Miss
Cassae
ftolm
es
o
f
The
Dal-
the home of Mr and Mrs F ran k
visiting
and
family
of
The
Dalles
spent
ents,
Mr and Mrs Joe Newcomb.
Pike.
d au g h ter, B arb a ra and M rs Helen les sp en t th e 'w e e k end
Sunday at the home of her parents
Dell Old« and PFC Robei> Hol-
Mr and Mrs E d g ar Alley were B ayer and children w ere business relativ es here,
me» were business visitor» in The
hosts at a dinner la s t T uesday visitors in The D alles F rid ay
Mrs A1 Fox re tu rn e d home la s t Mr and Mrs Del Eakin-> v
Miss
Frances
Wells
and
Juanita
Dalles Tuesday.
evening fo r Mr and M rs Ross
M rs Frank" B ayer, M rs C harles T uesday fro m S t. ¡Helens, w here
Care For Fred
Krusow Awhile
Fields and Mr and M rs C W Fields.
Donald Olds of the S eah ees-left
S atu rd ay fo r P ortland to visit his
parents, Mr and Mrs Deen O lds be-
fore going on to C alifornia.
Mrs Mollie Hillm an and children
left W ednesday for the valley to
visit relatives a fte r spending sev
eral weeks here w ith h r p a re n ts,
Mr and Mrs Jacob Wassenimiller.
Mrs Charles Roth accom panied
Mr Roth to G rass Valley from The
P errig o and d au g h ter, Linda, and she spent a few days v isitin g at
SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OF NAOMI VAN GILDER,
Miss 'Lillibell P errig o w ent to The the home of h e r son, E d g ar Sum-
TREASURER, of RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
Dalles Monday when Miss P errig o m erfield .an d fam ily.
]eft fo r her hom€ in E rninet, Ida-
M rs Ted Von B orstel w as a V1S-
DECEMBER 31, 1944 TO JUNE 39. 1945
h
apending several week* ito r in The Dalles one day last
W-
Couaty General Fund ;
w ith hpr siste r ¡n lftW
week.
Cash on hand December 31^ 1944
327,576.59
Mp a n J MrR C jy(jc
M rs W D. B arn e tt a n a daugli,
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
,
R94,oe\
F ran k p a y e r and
Mrs C harles te rs B etty 'a n d D orothy, w ent to
Rec’d from Ross Omduff, Co. Clerk, fees
489.70
Rea’d from C. C. Wilson, Sheriff’s fees
p e r r jg O an(j d au g h ter, Linda, w ere P ortland F rid ay on business and
61.28
Rec’d from Co. clerk rent Co. Agt. offices
-n
p al]es F rid ay on business, to shop, re tu rn in g hom e Sunday,
380.00
Rec’d from R. ©. Scott, justices of pence fines
50.00
an(J Mrg A ndrew Brown and
Mr and M rs John Rolfe and Mr
Rec^d from Ross Omduff, Co. clerk - bear licenses 20.00
dau g h tert j caT, t of Bakeoven w ere and M rs Glenn P e rry atten d ed the
Rec d from State Liquor Comm. - License fees
142.86
Dalles Tuesday.
dinner g u ests a t the hom e of Mr funeral of M rs Emrma C ram er, an
Roc d from Miscellaneous small receipt»
¡64.87
Warrants paid on County Gtneral Fund
Hans B ardenhagen, U.S. Navy, and M rs John Block S u n d ay even au n t o f M rs R olfe’s an d Mr P er-
left S atu rday fo r C alifornia a f te f m g.
ry, a t T he Dalles S atu rd ay a f te r C ash on hand Ju n e 30, 1945
spending aweek w ith his paren ts,
M r and M rs C harles Lem ley noon.
829,609.35
Mr and M rs C luas B ardenhagen. le ft F rid ay fo r th e ir home in P o rt
M r and M rs Ja m e s E a s te r and
General
Road
Fand
f
v
_____
Mrs E. Petereit arrived Monday land a fte r spending several days son, L arry , and Stephen Bihby
812,669.00
w ere business v isito rs in The Dal ’.Cash ° n h*n- Lecermber 31, 1944
from Phoenix, Arizona to visit her
prank and Oscar Lemley,
ec’d from Tax Segregations
244.86
d au g h ter in law, M rs Ray P ete re if,
Rec’d from Sec of State - Motor vehicle reg.
at the C. M. Clevenger home.
Lika Lee Alley and Mrs Don
Smith returned Saturday from
icgler’s
MAKE
ICE CREAM
A* h o rn « -A n y So w o e -D « Itti o u t-S m o o th
— N o *<• cev»»ol» — N o c o o M n ® -N © r«-
w h ip p in g - N o k o t c K o S
~ ..p .« * .w « -2 0
U «och I M P * « *
P l«o,« »ond ito» od foe le w M l *»I m Som
p k oSor. oe boy <eo«n yov» «eocoe.
LOnoonueuRU
STABILIZER
»ro od Homomodo •<• Croom
’ •liMOAKO
Quality Store
G RASS
VALLEY
I, »MS
Special School District
Cash on hand December 81 1844
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
Rac’d from State School Support Fund
Paid Warrants of Special School District»-
P a ll Interest on bonds of School Bist: 8
Cash on hand June 30, 1948
City of Mara
Rec’d from Tax Segregation»
Paid City of Moro Special Tax Warrant»
Cashon on hand June 30, 1946
City of Grass Valley
Cash on hand December 314944
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
• •
Paid City G ran Valley Spe. Tax Warrants
Cash on hand June 80, 1946 -
FROM
>
829,699 35
♦ UU m
Ü
to
T O O T A M K M C A " ra d io program oa
<to M tw o rk
S a a d a y abarnooa.
to r tb a Urna a ad aUttoa.
UNION PACIFIC
KAILKOÀP
’X
The "Big Boy" is a typical exam p le of Am er
ican industrial skill and labor, sparked by
the spirit of individual enterprise; the spirit
that 6 5 ,0 0 0 Union Pacific em p loyes are
working and fighting to k e e p alive, to build
a bright fu tu re for y o u r A m erica .
81483.96
99,032.82
Taylor Grazing Act Fand —
Cash on hand December 81, 1944
8276.41
Rec’d from Sec. of Stats
?
8286.44
Cash on hand June 38, 1945
Tayler Grazing Act Fand War Bend Acesmst
Bonds and Interest on hand Dec. 31, 1944
81,220.00
Rec’d from interact on bonds
10.00
Bonds and Interest on hand Jvne 30, 1946
' -
•
37,063 00
87,993.99
87.963.99
«
82444
340,4.1040
849.41940
314,67709
9 3 XXX).00
7,188.76
819.188.76 - 819.188.76
State School Support Fuad
$
.46
Cash on hand December 81, 1944
«,683-65
Rec’d from Sec. of State
Apportioned to Diatu. and Non-High Dist.
Cash on hand June 30, 1945
93,683.62
.59
83.684.11
83.684.11
6402.09
8399.62
247
9462.99
853.07
.51
89430D0
81,299.99
829.36
' 83.06 1
8606
83.96
83.H
8363.26
16343
Ü.88
862646
State Malt Beverage Fand War Band Account
Bonds and Int. on hand Dec. 31, 1944
31420.00
Rec’d from Intoreet on bonds
310.00
Bonds and Interest on hand June 30, 1946
C ash on hand December 31, 1944
Rec’d from Sheriff
Apportioned to Funds
Cash on hand June 30, 1946
8528.36
81430.00
31.239.09
81,13642
85,63244
86JH8.08
9666.68
86,998 «
Elementary School Fund
31,768.19
Cash on hand December 31, 1944
63.94
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
81332.13
Cash on hand June 30, 1945
a -- - - —
-
91.832.13
81.832.13
. . . State Schael Fand,
Cash on hand December 31, 1944
Paid Warrants of County School Sirpt.
Cash on hand June 30, 1946
8682.85
Sheriff’s Uwsegregatad Tax
863648
914,677.90
TuitionZFund
89,333.76
329.05
625.96
•
820..16
81.239.99
8621.40
15.48
99,992.32
82846
852646
8Ä.399.88
9t.4OT.72
89,000.00
32.32
State Malt Beverage Faad
Cash on hand December 31, 1944
Rec’d from Sec. of State - Malt Bev. Tax
Ree’d from Sec of State •> Amusement Tax
Cash on hand June 30, 1945
Bridge Fund Bond Account
87,019.25
Bonds and Int. on hand December 31, 1944
43.75
Rec’d from Interest on bonds
Bonds and Interest on hand June 30, 1945
\
State Faad
Cash on hand December 31, 1944
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
36.76
•
810,007.40
549249
869.78
" 397843
44749
tdvaace Tax Faad
Cash on hand December 31, 1944
Cash on hand June 30, 1945
8636.88
X
869.78
•
County Per Capita School Fund
82,994.12
Cash on hand December 31, 1944
181.02
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
• 82,848 25
Paid Warrants of County School Sup’t.
326.89
Cash on hand June 30, 1945
•• M
L"-4
83.175.14
93,175.14
•
860.78
Coaaty Dog Tax Fand
Caeh on band December 31, 1944
Cash on hand June 30, 1946
2540
76.00
66.76
91496.94
92848
2246
81.2M49
Post War Road Construction Sinking Fnnd War Bond Account
Bonds and Interest on hand Dec. 31,1944
314,592.00
Rec’d from Interest on Bonds
85.00
Bonds and Interest on hand June 30, 1946
814477.00
A fleet of 2 5 "Big Boys" is now in Union
Pacific service. Built primarily to haul heavy
freight loads on w estern m ountain grades,
they have proved invaluable in transport
ing trem endous quantities of war m aterials
over the Strategic M iddle Route, uniting
the East with the W est Coast.
81334.94
g l.l Q
99,93242
315,46640
14,152.55
6133.45
81399.96
4638
Law Library Fund
Cash on hand December 31, 1944
Rec’d from Co. Clerk, probate and court fees
Cash on hand June 80, 1946
Coaaty Fair Faad War Bend
Bonds and Interest on hand Dec. 31, 1944
Rec’d from Interest on bond*
Bond» and Interest on hand June 38, 1946
17.60
30.00
6V2.00
*6.00
115.00
849,41949
capacity is 2 5 ,0 0 0 gallons; fuel 2 8 tons.
|i « W
36.M
91,394.64
County Fair Fand
Cash on hand Decmriber 31, 1944 i
Rec’d from Sec. of State
Transferred to County Road Fund
(Adjustment R. No. I486)
Cash pn hand June 30, 1946
.8677.12
8183.45
31,429.73
«6.70
23.06
30.10
7.60
640
14.70
Post War Road Construction Siakiag Fand
838421.10
Cash on hand December 31, 1944
149940
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
Cash on hand June 30, 1946
.a ilro a d ers I d e n tify v a r io u s ty p e s of
locom otives b y the num ber and arrange
m ent of w h eels from front to rear. The Uniob
Pacific locom otive pictured above is known
«« a " 4 .g _ 8 -4 " .. . two pairs of sm all w h eels
in front,-then four pairs of driving w h eels
follow ed b y a similar unit, and tw o pairs
of smaller w h eels in the rear—not includ
ing the tender. *
The "4-8-8-4" type is Union Pacific's largest
and heaviest steam locom otive; informally
christened "Big Boy" b y the m en w ho built
it. Thia giant of the rail« is 132 feet in length
and w eighs approxim ately 6 0 0 tons. Water
852931
43.11
8163.46
COUNTY
'• 9636.88
Cash on hand December 31, 1944 '
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
Rec’d from State School Support Fund
Paid Warrants of County School Supt.
Cash on hand June 30, 1046
to
8677.12
. ,. City of Waace
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
Paid City of Waaoo Specml Tax Warrants
Cash on hand June 30, 1946
8.60
Bridge Fund
Cash on hand December 31,1944
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
Cash on hand June 30, 1945
89ÏÎU.27
8677.12
10.00
815,399.88
8639936
26939
8333X39
|9,tt9.tT
868.26
307.60
31845
Rec’d from R. O. Scott, Justice of Peace, fines
Rec’d frbm Sec. of State - Gas Refund
Rec’d from Sale of Gravel:
John M. DeMoss
Millard R. Eakin
W. A. Ruggles
J. K. McKean Co.
Geo. H. Wilcox
Elmer Lutje
David Reid
W. A. Tate
'
Rec’d from Rent of Equipment
Bibby Bros. •
-x
City of Wasco
Joe Hilderbrand
Marvin Thomas
Moro Recreation Area
Rec’d from Sale of Equipment:
George L. Fox
L. E. Dehler
Rec’d from M iscellaneous small receipts
Warrants paid on General Road Fund
Cash on hand June 30, 1946
THE OLD RELIABLE for
, Quality—Dependability—Courtesy
0 |» te F»»<! Wat
Bends and Intasast on hgjid Dec. 31
Rec'd from Interest on bonds
Bonds and Interest on hand June 30, 1966
.. 8492.99
' 89,996.69
Tax Faraclaaed Property
Cash on hand December 31, 1944
3140649
9746
Rec'd from Ross Omduff, Co. Clerk
on hand Jnne jo 1946
41,493.00
814¿f9
81,943.99
Sammary ef Balances ea Jane 39, 1946
314,15246
County General Fund ’ .
‘
•
General Road Fund
Bridge Fund
Bridge Fund War Bond Account
Post War Road Construction Sinking Fund
....................
40,41040
Post War Road Cona’t War Bond Account
.................. 4 14,67T.00
78
County High School Diatrict Tuition Fund
...... - ......
7
32949
County Per Capita School Fund
1332.13
Elementary School Fund
49
State School Support Fund
2.47
State Irridudble School Fund
634»
State Fund
6,036.00
State Fund War Bond Account
343149
■Special School Districts
48.11
City of Mere
63.08
City of Waaeo
21.10
City of Grass Valley
50.78
Law Library Fund
138346
County Fair Fund
9,03232
County Fair Fund War Bond Account
592.85
Taylor Grazing Act Fund
Î .230.00
Taylor Grazing Act Fund War Bond Account
2036
County Dog Tax Fund
3.06
Advance Tax Fund \
52636
State Malt BeveTSge Tax Fund
1330.00
State Malt Bev. Tax Fund War Bond Aec’t
65648
Sheriff*« Unsegregated Tax Account
1,493.00
Tax Foreclosed Property
3116,996.69
Cash S^rregatise
Cash
Sherman County Branch First N a tl Bank
National City Bank New* Yok
United States War Bonds
3
46.77
t78J37.42
11240
837300.00
8116,996.99
8116,995.69
State of Oregon:
ss.
County of Sherman:
I, Naomi Van Gilder, County Treasurer <rf Sherman County, Ore
gon, hereby certify that the foregoing it a - true and correct state
ment of receipts and disbursefnens and balances of funds of Sherman
Coartty, Oregon, for the period ending June 30. 1946 as appears upon
the record» of my office and in my official custody as such treasurer.
Witness my hand this 5th day of July 1945
Ross Ornduff
V an Gilder
County Clerk
Bhewnan County Treasurer
By Marie Hoskinson, Deputy -a
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