: MOI 4
Ä HÄRM A N COUNT* < ÌÒVRNAL, MORO, OREGON
Grass Valley
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mike
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1S4T
Blbby s X n i a y
» I’MMABY o r ASSBSSMKNT BOLL, SHERMAN COUNTY, IMS
K e n t S unday
Th» Kent
a»l«7
Its Election of ofTfders Jah' h. lir a ,
mopped at the Art and Joe Blbby
Propert,
.
Value
Unit
- Clarice Bekkedahl was z elected
*” /* * ° i J ay? aSt week on ‘h®‘r
J. W. Blagg left Sunday tor Acres of all unplatted land
4MMWIA3 $ M»7,990.00 $ 12.98
way to their home n Fairfield, port,and for
f£ J days o„ bugi. Acres of UWble land
267,TOW
superintendent, Mrs. J . M . WI1-
5,691,900.00
21.26
California after spending the noil-
p<
Acres o f noh-tillabte land
-- ~ 193,283.35
son, assistant superinteiWent. Ger
295,990.00
1.51
days in Oregon.
.
Structural improvements on urfplatted land
trude Hogue, treasurer; llis a
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer and Platted lands
t
Smith, secretary; iSTrs. f e e n
Don’t forget the card party at
319,490.00
son Clair were dinner guests at Structural improvements on platted lands
New Year’s eve the Kent Legion jugtensen, pianist; Helen Bdth-
the Odd Fellow hall {Saturday
¿a njrw
and Auxiliary sponsored a dance weU>
ieader; Richard Wilaon
U .„ a M r. 1 V M Kock left nlght’ J»n u »T »8 sponsored by tke home of “ r' W«1 Mrs- Gus
TOTAL BBAL PROPERTY
$ 4342,900.00
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock left
__ Hartman at Wasco New Years Personal Property
to
which
250
tickets
were
sold.
Georgia
Woods, janttOH.
the Rebekah social club.
Saturday for^Oregon City to spend
day. Their father, C. R. Bruckert Merchandise and stock In trade
93,630.00
Noise
makers
were
given
and
a
p
^
n
s
are
under
way to fcSRtiiize
Glenn Perry was pleasantly
20,800.00
a few days visiting relatives. A
from The Dalles was also a guest. Movable machinery and equipment
lunch
was
served
as
the
new
year
a
cholr
and
officers
will take hver
A Dunlap acompanled them to ™rPrts^ when JriSnds and rela- ______________
Farming implements and equipment
537,41030
came
In
and
much
dancing
was
next
Sunday,
Jan.
12,
147. l .
Furniture and equipment In commercial use
30*44030
»> i -ii # for a # few slays
Jauo /wi
Portland
on H«»«r
busi- tlves called
. , at , their
, , home
, w Friday
.
«
Horses
and
mules
.
.
802
18.47
done
to
the
music
of
a
local
five
Mr.
Homer
Wall
of
The Dldles
SVfRtas to help him celebrate his
I n fill Fit n p a
286’9 1 0 0
Cattle
29.77 piece orchestra: Wednesday, Janu- the J. M. Wilson home,
9,637
-
birthday. The evening was spent V C |C lH Il in S U r d llC C
Sheep and goats
4,230.00
1,163
3.64
Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Lemley pjayjng bridge with refreshments ». t ___ * • '
/* • -
Swine
1,286
8.62 ary 8, the Auxiliary met at the «pent Sunday, Jan. 5, visiting at
11,080.00
went to The Dalles last Tuesday served later, in the evening.
JtD lO nU H llO Il V J lV d l
Mr. and Mrs. Roy JUMsnsett are
Poultry
.38 home of Mrs. John Buether.
3,055
1,150.00
when Mrs. Lemley enured -the
Mrs Etha Schilling and scn
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Norton en- spending a few days visiting at
How long will I be able to car* Total Personal Property
hospital for medical Jraatment. Robert were here Thursday on
tertained Mrs. Norton’s mother the Fred Justensen holhe. •
ry the World War II National T otaiL ocul H®®1 * Pe«*mal Property
Mr. A. A. Dunlap went to The bufilne8g from their home in The
"
T Lecfs Veterans’ & W idows’ Exemptions
and brother, Mrs. Harrison and
Mrs. Katrina Hansen of Moro
3,500.00
Dalles Sunday to spend a few nn11p_
Service Life Insurance that I
*
Larry of Portland, through the has been spending a few days
* • Total. Ngg Taxable Value
days at the home of her son-in-
Mr and Mrg Dean Reynolds bought in service?
Christmas holidays.
visiting with her sister Mrs. Fred
A. National Service Life Insur-'*
Value after, revision •
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. were business visitors in ^ ie a nee is Issued originally upon the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Justesen
Justesen.
*“* tr segregated
Harry Hooper.
Dalles Tuesday.
and son Eddie spent the Christ-
George Wilson a n d Robert
5-year level premuim term plan, District
lax-al T te
Utilities Tux
P eireat
P ercent
Harry Stark and the Misses
William Brlnkert went to Gate which was extended three years
mas holidays visiting with rela- Heiyer flew to Bend and back on
j
none
none
tives in Canada. They made the business January o.
Violet and Rachel Parkhurst went way Saturday to visit at the home for all policies issued before Jart-
3
6339.88
6 10,9919?
38.35
61 65
to Tygh Valley Thursday to visit of Mr. and Mrs. Everet Dunlap, uary 1, 1946. However, veterans
trip by car and from ail reports
The Kent town team lost its
3A
'
314.72
2,048.70
13.32
86.68
•fr
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. WP- returning home Sunday.
have the privilege of conversion
4
had a very enjoyable time. _
game at Wasco Jan. 6 with a score
n o p e;
none
Ils Brittain.
Art Bibby left Tuesday for after one Vear from date of lssue
5
1,333.27
46.93
Mrs. Emma Davis and son of 47 to 45. Several people from
96.67
3.33
College students h o m e jo r the Portland on business for a few ‘J
a
l l ‘“" le v ^ * premium
7
15.046.62
2,638.86
14.92
85-08
Luther spent Christmas visiting Kent attended the game.,
.9
14,204.44
1,432.68
90.84
9.16 Z
with Mr. and Mrs. Malon Trace-
Business visitors in The Dalles
holidays left the last of the week day«.
.............
term p0„cles ghau terminate at 13
none
none
well of Portland. ,
from Kent January 7, were Mr.
for their respective schools. Bob
Mr. and Mrs. Will Olds are here the expiratlon of the u rm period 15
4,973.25
100.00
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap of and Mrs. Paul Wilson and Connie
and James Ziegler, Duane Lemley visiting relatives from their home unless exchanged for permanent 16
1,617.01
78.75
436.22
21.25
Grass
Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilson,
and Harry Hartley for Oregon in Yuba City, California.
policies on or before the expira- 17
17,530.42
1,660.46
91.35
8.65
drlck
Dunlap
and infant son of
19
State, Miss Eileen Lemley for the
Miss Natalia Wessenmiller left tion date. If term insurance has
none
none
INVR8TORR SYNDICAT«
Carlton, and Mr. and Mrs. Verne
university aid Dick Earl for E.O.- last Tuesday for her home in Port- been converted, it rqjnains in ef- 20
1.Ï9
3,335.57
99.96
.04
Mobley and family were guests of underwriter and distributor for
none
C.E. at La Grande.
land after spending thp Christmas fect as long as the Premlums arc 21
hohe
1,100.01
100.00
the Paul Wilsons for Christmas
Mrs. Jacob WassemplHer, Miss holiday here with her' parents, paid\
"
oq 22 oj w
Investors Syndicate of
4,461.64
85.38
764.31
14.62
dinner.
Natalie Wassenmiller and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wassenmiller.
Q
mY 30
Investors Stock Fund, Inc.
2,749.48
88.69
350.52
11.31
a dependent in my income tax w
Mr. Edgar Smith of T3te Dalles
Investors Selective Fnnd, Inc.
Dean Olds were in The Dailes last
Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Eakin of The repOrt even though he is receiv- 33 *
3,185.98
92.79
247.53
7.21
Investors Mutual, Inc.
spent Christmas Eve and Christ
Monday on business. Mrs. OWs re-
Dalles and Mr.- and Mrs. T. M. ing compensation for disability
^Yxtoer? Percent mas day visiting at the home of
represented by
turned to her home in Portland
Rolfe were dinner guests at the incurred while in the service d.ui- Total
Value
$ 9,688,738
100.00
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lester
Wilson.
81.11
from there.
home of Mr. t and Mrs. Dean ing World War 11? ,
Viflne ------------------------------ •""*
ROBERT O. CROHKKY
Mr. and Mrs. James Matthes
6659,500
70.80
Mr. and Mrs. Dejl Olds had as Reynolds, Saturday evenirg
A. A veterans compensation or
Per^o^i value 'ZZZZZZZZ31
699,040
Moro, Oregon
10.31 have just returned from a visit, PJO. Box 272
their guests for New Years dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Brinkert re- pension is not subject to federal Public Utilities Value ZZZLZZiZ"
1,630,198
18.89 with relatives in Salem. ,
191,333.01
100.00
Mr. and Mrs. Free Crews of Was- turned home Friday from Mon- income tax. Therefore, if you are Total Tax 4L-_____ ___________
Mr. and Mrs. Arden Squires of
________
80.50
154,001J86
co and Mr. and Mrs. Arden Squire mouth where they spent the holi the family breadwinner you may Total Local Tax —
MoVo
were guests of the Paul Wil
claim exemption for him.
Uocal Tax on Real P r o p e r ty -----
133,656.64
69.68
and family of Moro.
days with her parents, Mr. and _________
_
■ Local Tax on Personal Property
20.345.22
30.64 sons for dinner New Years \ Eve.
Mrs. Grace fcevely of Moro was Mrs. Fred Crowley.
-----------------------------------
Public U tilities Tax
Mr. and Mrs. TracewellV and
37,311.15
19.50
a business visitor here Saturday.
Miss Frances Wells
of The
An
if h e^ s a ~ nion
17,912.62
twin
sons and Glen Schaeffer of
J
o T
™
J
erage victim over $500 if he is a Oregon Trunk Railroad Tax
138.65
CALL JOHN M. PETERSON
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker came Dalles spent the week end here car owner, it has been unearthed
Portland spent the New Year holi-
up from The Dalles Thursday to with her grandparents, Mr. and bv th e National Conservation Bu-
t r '
18,051.27
9.44 day at the home of Mrs. Emma .<Phone 9105- The Dalles, Oregon
* *'
*
reau in a study in Lansing, Union Pacific Railroad V a l u e ......... ..............
870,081.00
spend a few days here on * busi-
Mrs. ~
T. A(. olfe
Davis.
L iL J iL
Oregon Trunk Railroad V a lu e ......... ..............
. 7,746.00
ness.
/
Harry Stark took Violet and M ichigan.-
-
,
_ L _ _
George Wilson and son Bud
BUYER FOR LIVESTOCK
877.827
00
9.06
flew
to Portland in their plane
Mrs. Helen Fredricks who is Rachel Parkhurst to their home
Grass Valley Branch Railroad Value
592,263 00
Jan- 2 oh business, returning the
visiting here from South Dakota in Roseburg Sunday after spend p
P I ln ftp o m H
Grass Valley Branch Railroad Tax
Codmbla Gorge Packing Co.
5.82
11,134.20
has accepted the position as ing a week here at the home of v J v O l g C
vJ« V p Q v j j
same afternoon.
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teacher In the local school when it their aunt, Mrs. Frank Bayer, and
Attorney at law
reopens after the holidays. She family.
will take the place of Mrs. Ivan
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brittain
MORO
Blagg who taught until the holi- Of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stark New
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
days.
and children from Tygh Valiev
Afternoons
Mrs. Clyde Stadley and Mrs. were dinner guests at the home
Willard Barnett were co-hostesses Years day.
at a bridal shower for Miss Mar-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox and Mrs.
THE DALLES
g a r e t1 Barnett at' the former’s Charlie Anderson t o o k their
211 East Third Street
Telephone 3209
home Friday afternoon w i t h mother, Mrg. Emma Cox, to her
twenty-five guests present. After
December 31, 1946
the bride-to-be opened the many
lovely gifts refreshements wen?
RESO URCES
served by the hostesses.
Cash on Hand and Due from B a n k s.. . . . . . . . .$118,953,641.47
Mr. afi<r~Mre. Alfred Payne
have as their guests hir mother
L
U . S. Bonds, including U. S. Government A gencies. 251,951,037.52 $370,904,678.99
and uncle, Mrs. Christina Mel-
Municipal B o n d s ........................................
51,651,930.39
baner and Adam Colb, from
British Columbia, who arrived
Other B o n d s .................................................
773,161.09
here Monday.
Loafis
and
D
iscounts.................................
108,516,983.06
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bolen left
Saturday for their home at Phoe
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank................
450,000.00
»7«
nix, Oregon after spending the
Bank Premises, Furniture and F ixtures..................
3,573,695.27
holidays here with her parents,
Other Real E sta te.........................................................
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne and his
None
sister. Mrs. Wayne Kelly and
Customers’ Liability on A cceptances........................
17,732.00
family.
Interest E a r n e d
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Eakin had
1,993,385.54
/.
Other R esou rces............................................................... .
as their guests for dinner Sunday
210,264.49
Mr. and Mrs Blaine Miller and
TO TAi, R E SO U R C E S.
family of Moro.
$538,091,830.83
Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Fritts and
L IA B IL IT IE S
‘
,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Todd and baby
were In The Dalles Tuesday on
.;\C«p9tal............................................................... .................$ 4,500,080.00
business.
; g W B w -• - * — .............................................. .............. 10,500,000.00
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne and
family and her mother and uncle
Undivided Profits and R eserves...................................
9,035,065.08 $ 24,935,865.08
Mrs. Christina Melbaner a n d
. Reserves Allocated for Taxes. Interest, e t c ... . . . . .
1,130,156.06
Adam Colb, from British Colum
A c c e p t a n c e s ..................................................................; ...................... .
bia were dinner guests at the
17,732.00
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Interest Collected in Advance............................... .
341,874.88
Barnett Monday evening.
We invite you to
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Eakin and
Other L ia b ilitie s ............. ..................................... ......
Open
an Account
266,758.54
daughter. Brenda, were in The
D eposits (exclusive of reciprocal bank d ep osits).
511,399,444.27
Dalles Monday on business and
were dinner guests at the home
TO TA L L IA B IL IT IE S
$538,091,830.83
of his parents. MY and Mrs. V.
B. Eakin that evening.
Mr. ahd Mrs. John Reddnan
>iÆ
and children were in The Dalles
Monday on business.
Jack Dunn of Bend was an over
night guest at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. Howard Schilling Satur
day. Mr. Dunn is alsb a Student
i
" at the Multnomah school of the
Bible in Portland. Mr. Dunn and
Fin* Nsfieaal Bask af P st H um I sM 40 biMfcttt................................. ..................«511,399,e44J7
Mr. Schilling e)eft Sunday for
10 otker OragM Bs&s affMSMd with Bint UittttnM BaflK ef Krtfaad.............. ..
90,215,47X57
Porttoix) to, rtw roe
School Etects
O fficers
Week’s News
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Statem ent o f Condition
,
In addition to Its 4 0 branch«« throughout Oregon,
also affiliated with the First National Bank of Portland
.
»re 10 other Oregon banks
DEPOSITS
| B ick to the
IvtTn'i M» flBOT CuU Kir.
1 mm
dm
'W W i h v i 4
phulh era
TOTAL
the
L oans
elegant days of the cutaway. N qw
fashion borrows the frock coat,
with iorao-moulding lines dipping
over a taper-slim skirt. And
voilal.. .a new and magnificent
suit Is born.
blposfti................ .......... $601,614,916.84
and discounts
First National Bank of Portland and 40 branches..................................... /.......... ..'.$108,516,983.06
10 other Oregon Banks affiliated with Firat National Bank of Portland.................... 10,567,255.35
TOTAL LOANS A « D DISCOUNTS............ $119,084,238.41
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