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Grass Valleyites
Do Weeks Quota
Of Visiting
Mr and Mrs Jftoy Welle and sona,
David and Donald, and M»ss
Frances Wells, came up from Mc
Minnville Saturday to spend the
weekend at the home of Mr ard
Mrs T. M. Rolfe. They brought
Robert Rolfe home, he having re-
ceived his discharge from the
army.
Mrs Helen Alley and children
John and Barbara, and Earl Olds
were busmees visitors in The Dal
les Monday.
Mrs Audrey Vaughn arrived
Saturday from Lebanon where she
spent the holiday» with relative».
She had the flu while there. Mrs
Ivan Blagg taught school Wad-
nesday, Thurdaday and Friday cf
last week in her place but she
was able to be back in the school
room Monday.
Mr and Mrs Arch Cantrall
went to Portland Sunday on busi
ness returning home Monday.
Pfc Lynn Simms arrived the
last of th« week to spend a 60-<iay
furiouih with Ma mother, Mrs R.
E. LeBleu and family. He has re
enlisted for another three years.
Mr and Mrs George Smith and
daughter. Judy, and Janice Bibhy
were dinner gueete Sunday at the
home of M t and Mrs Bill Reid at
Waooo.
Mr and Mm Don Smith and son,
Larry, went to Cascade Locks
Saturday to spend the week end
visiting Mr and Mrs Bruce Alley.
Lila Lee. Alley came home with
them after spending several days
with her brother and family.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Helyer of
Kent were dinner guests Sunday
at the home of Mrs Helen Ailey.
Miss Natalie Waasenmiller kft
Wednesday for her home in Port-
land after spending the holiday»
pRIBAf, MNVAhlf lb I»«
her^ with her parents, Mr and
Mr? Jacob Waasenmiller.
Mr and Mrs R. J. Baker came up
from The Dalles Wednesday to
spend several weeks here on bus-
mesa.
'
states, advancing on the régis-
trar’s office through
veritable
downpour on the opening day of
winter term.
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- Registration
facilities w e r e
swamped with the large numbers
entering for the first time. Early
Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer and
j^r and j^rs
Dunlap have O.S.C. QUARTERS FULL
figures were 70 percent above
children and Mr and Mrs Glenn ** their g-uests her brother and xuvui pinr oopud« aqi jo
Perry were dinner guests at the ^ t e r in law, Mr and Mrs Guy X usao uiojj su«j»QaA. mpa. •J'S*O 1* those o f a year ago. Housing fa
honMi of ^ rs Helen Alley Thurs- Haynes, who arrived Sunday.
vaj,,}
tq g u ip w f &nofx$?qduro ue cilities were crowded earlg, re
suiting in some leaving.
day evening.
Mr and Mrs Amandus von Bor- ap«m «A«q 44«dooj%, u ix ia u jy
Mr and Mrs C. W. Fields had as
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dinner guests Sunday Mr and Mrs
g^ecil yields, Mr and Mrs Damon
peilds ftnd chU<ire„t Mr and Mrs
p arj pjejds and daughter, all of
^Vaseo and .Mr and Mrs Basil
Baines of Rufus.
Mr and Mrs Tom Alley Had as
dinner guests New Years day
Mrs Fred Cole and Paul Alley
and son, Douglas, of Wasco and
Mr and Mrs Ed Alley, Lila Iz“‘
A],
Mr and Mrs John Block
¿ dgar A„ ey an<) Mn John.
Mr and Mrs Norris Gilkison had
dinner guests Sunday Mr and
VeroOT _E»kin and son and
Mr and Mrs Bernard Martin and
daughter.
Mr and Mrs Arzell Lemley went
to The Dalles Monday when Mrs
Lemley entered the hospital for
medical treatment.
Mrs Theo. Von Borsftel and Wil-
Ho,meg
The j ^ ; , ,
Tuesday t0
their rtster> Ma-
bel Holmes, who is ill in the hos
pital.
Wallace May left Sunday foi
to
ffone several day»
AAA convention.
Word was received here Monday
th-at Robert Holmes landed in
Francisco, California on the
St. Mary from Okinawa and would
be home soon.
Cpl. C. J. Kulick left Tuesday
far Camp Beale, California after
spending his furlough here with
his wife at the home of her par
ents, Mr and Mrs Ted von Bor-
j
Mf and Mrs w D
a!>d
daUifter Dorothy, were busine«s
yig.tor8 jn Th<>
Saturdav.
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THE OLD RELIABLE for
Quality—Dependability—Courtesy
Quality Store
Mrs Ernest Blaylock >nd Boyce
Blaylock went to The Dalles Sat-
urday to bring Mr Blaylock nome
from the hospital after spending
several days thei^e for medical
treatment.
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stel *pd family were dii)i)er guests
Sunday at the home of Mr and
Mrs Alfred Kock. Cpi and Mrs
q ._J. Kulick spent the
evening
-^jth them.
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Statem ent of Condition
p r i» « « h W
A comparison pf the losses of
life and Injuries suffered in the
war and in traffic accidents at
home during the period from Dec-
ember 7, J941 until August 14,
1945 i« startling in that it shows
the aeriousnes o f traffic dangers,
Killed in the war were 261,608
1,070,524.
RESOURCES
,
Cash on H an d and Due from B a n k s .. •. * * .... $115,897,543.74
U. S. Bonds, including U. S. Gov’t A g e n c ie s... 329,470,833.90 $445,368,377.64
- ^4 unici pal B o n d s ................. ........... .................• «,
• 60,514,309.26
O th er B onds — .............................i. .,;
1,601,115.94
' L oans and D is c o u n ts ..........’. ................................?
83,404,335.70
Stock in F ederal Reserve B a n k . . . . . . ........ •ci
300,000.00 ,
t
2,629,671.99 '
. B ank Prem ises, F u rn itu re and F ix tu re s ---- • 1
I
O th er Real E s t a t e ........-------------'.. . . ........... • II
N one ‘
X
/ , 1,965,378.33
In te re s t E a r n e d ........................................... . ..
•I.'
195,618.13
O th er Resources ............................... ............... :
Total Resources
595,978,806.99 '
L IA B IL IT IE S
Total Liabilities
21,706,164.75
696,624.32
N o n e’
176,097.30
182,816.04
573,217,104.58
595,978,806.99^ î
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K OF P O R T L A N D
PORTLAND BRANCHES
M A IN BRANCH
6th and MORRISON B R A N C H
1 M O N T A V IL L A BRANCH
LIVESTO CK-KENTON BRANCH
SOUTHEAST PORTLAND BRANCH
U N IO N A N D RUSSELL BRANCH
O T H E R O R IO O N B R A N C H IS
,
O w r wash rack is equ ipped to do a very
thorough jo b of cleaning your car. For a
m otoJ steam
l ROSE C IT Y BRANCH
EAST RORTLANb BRANCH
clean,
SUNSET.
A LB A N Y
A S H LA N D
ASTO RIA
BEND
CO N D O N
COQUILLE
ENTERPRISE
FOSSIL
GRANTS PASS
CRESHAM
HEPPNER
HILLSBORO
HOOD RIVER
K L A M A T H FALLS
LA GRANDE
LA K E V IE W
M ARSHFIELD
MEDFORD
M ERRILL
M O LALLA
NEWBERC
N O R TH BEND
NYSSA
OREGON C IT Y
PENDLETON
SALEM
SHERMAN C O U N TY
STAYTO N
TH E DALLES
T IL L A M O O K
U N IO N
W O O DB UR N
O u r R e p u ta tio n Is Y o u r P ro te c tio n
Sunset Motor Co.
The Dalles,
Oregon
A F F IL IA T E D B A N K S
FIRST N A T IO N A L BANK OF COTTACE CROVE
Loans and D isc o u n ts...........................$ 100,488.32
Deposits ....................... ...................... 5,135,295.11.
FIRST N A T IO N A L BANK OF FOREST CROVE
CHEVROLET
OLDSMOBILE
CADILLAC
Loans and D isc o u n ts...........................$ 134,029.99
Deposits ................................................. 3,591,605.29
FIRST N A T IO N A L BANK OF EUGENE
RECAPPING GUIDE
O U AO ALMOST OOMS
W ATCH O U T tM A K S A DATS
W IT H US TO DSCAP
Loans and D isc o u n ts.........................$ 3,969,564.06
Deposits .................
43,827,710.02
Loans and D is c o u n ts ........................ $ 181,267.31
Deposits ................................................ 4,782,191.00
CLATSOP C O U N T Y BA NK , SEASIDE
Loans and D isco u n ts.......................... $ 181,449.54
Deposits ................................................. 3,626,741^5
342,357.46
3,845,251.86
Loans and Discounts ...........................$
17,686.83
Deposits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. 1,249,794.99
B A NK OF SWEET HOMR
Loans and Discounts . ......................... S 69,828.92
Deposits ;........................... ..................... 1,979,691.91
DEPOSITS Flr»t NiHon.l Bank of Portland............................................................... ..
DEPOSITS 9 .tk a r Oregon Banka affiliated witfc P in t National Bank of Portlan d .........
THUS SM OOTH
DSCAP AT OMCS
44,788.51
Deposits ................................................ 4,060,445.81
THE SCIO STATE BANK
F P S T N A T IO N A L 0 A N K OF PRINEVILLE
.Loans and D iscounts........................
Deposits .................................................
COOLIDCE O M cC LA IN E, SILVERTON
BANK OF SELLWOOD, PORTLAND
Loans and Discounts................... ' . . . $
$573417,104 58
7 2 ,098 ,7 27.24
GRAND T O T A L ..................... »645,315,831.82
S U USTODAY
SHOWHSO YHDOUOH
IMFM. HUS
HAPPSMS
» us fob quality work
SUNSET MOTOR COMPANY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PO RTLAND
M fiM B K R FKDCIKAL D EPO SIT IN S U R A N C E CORPORATION
«arin?|,
*h, toiak ' op to
,
<* whteh over a million were per-
maneutly injured.
of First National Bank of Portland
....................................
$ 4,500,000.00
'C a p ita l ................
.......... ......................... • 5,500,000.00
,S urplus —
U ndivided P rofits and R eserves......................... . 11,706,164.75
Reserves A llocated for Taxes, In te re st, e tc .. . . -^
A eceptances
In te re s t Collected in A dvance------- •••> ........... .
T
O th er L ia b ilitie s ........................................ .
D eposits (Excl. of reciprocal bank d e p o sits).
M<i
a|U-
In traffic «lona 04,908
aJM| 3300,000 injured. Total
. l[j
were 855-
... .
„A
000 and injurie« were. ««,$©0,000
AS OP DECEMBER 3 1 , 1945
Motors Steam Cleaned!
see
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THAN WAR LOSSES
«
G RASS
VALLEY
Cars Washed!
good car wash and
loidiera, ' saUoR
wounded were 851JHX, ntiaslhg and
The above figure represents the total deposits in the
First National Bank of Portland and nine independent
banks affiliated with it in the State of Oregon. >
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EBAEFIC LOSSES GREATER