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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL», MORO, OREGON
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 1«, IMS
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jam Stark Mooes To Grass Valley To
Retire In Faoor of Sons on Ranch
By Mr* A. F. Balaar
very unusual for this
__ time
____ of kii
year.
The cold nights the last
and Mrs Dale Baker of
few davs have nmhebiv irn7Zn
a,,u
- them.
proiwoiy frozen Portland are the parents of a
Mr and Mrs A lfre d K nrir
i ° n’ t*le‘r »econd, born Sunday
to Cooks W n S a tu r d a y tn
/ an^arY H at Emanuel hospital
They his brother and w i f e M r and
^orJlan<1- Gary Baker, is here
Mrs John K£ k
Whn
» ith hU «"»ndparents, Mr and
Swiss with t h e m & S p ^ a n d all hSt
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anniversary.
Mr-and Mrs O. N. Ruggles had
as dinner guests his mother, Mrs
Lucy Ruggles of Moro and his
sister Mrs Lois Olds, who cam e
Wednesday. Mrs Olds left Thurs-
day for her home in Yuba City,
^ S * * * * » ^ ^ spending several
week as guests of Mr and Mrs T Mr and Mrs Everett Dunlap and
m . Rotfe:
family Thursday.
Mr and Mrs T. M. Rolfe and Mr and Mrs Bud Brlnkert left
their houseguests, Mrs Ray Far Wednesday for C o rv a llis, where
ia and son motored to Madras they expect to be for the next
and Gateway where they visited three months.
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age by Dr. Bienkensop.
? returned here Monday.
Mr and Mrs Sam Stark moved
Radishes, lettuce and
from the ranch
this week
end chard --------had
that
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reseeded them- Tuesday for Los Anaelea Calif
Mr and Mrs John Rust and weeks with her mother, Mrs
to the house recently purchased selves were growing in the gar- on a ten d a y triD
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daughter, Phyllis and Mr and Lucy R u g g le s. Mrs William Cau-
from Mr and Mrs Ted Kelly.
den at the Ralph fjust ranch at
Mr and Mrs Donald on Borstel Mrs Jlm Brown went to Moro thers of Moro came up Friday
Mrs Delores Karnes and John the head of Shearer grade and and daughter returned hdme S at- Thursday evening to the house to spend the weekend with her
Rolfe were married in Portland snapdragons were still blooming urday from Portland where th e v warming and surprise party for daughter, Mrs O. N. Ruggles.
Friday January 9 at the parson- at the-Joe Bibby ranch, which is spent several davs visitine h /r Mr and Mrs R a lp h Busse, who
took Mrs Ruggles and Mrs
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parents. Mr and Mrs J o h n Jen. celebrated their 4th wedding Cauthers back to their homes in
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Moro Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Willard Barnett
and Mrs Paul Goddard were in
The Dalles Monday, Mrs Goddard
¿ y
going baek to the -dentist. Mrs
Goddard'and children went home
with her sister, Mrs Bob Hoskin
son of Moro for several days.
Mr and Mrs W illis Brittain apd
children of Tygh Valley came qv
er Sunday to visit at the home
of Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer, re
turning to their home Monday
afternoon.
Subject came ap at Bill Web-
differences don’t matter — because
Mr and Mrs Blaine Miller and
ater'a, the other day, as we were
we’re aoN-respecting people, in a
family of Moro were dinner guests
chatting over beer and pretxela.
free, waited land.
Sunday at the home of Mr and
Ju»t who are the folks who make np
Mrs Millard Eakin. Mr and Mrs
And fro m where I sit, th a t’s
Merrill Oveson and family of
oar town 7 W here’d they come from ?
w h at make* our tow ns and cities
Moro called there in the after
W e ll, Doe H o llister'* Scotch-
— our A m erica — so stro n g , .re
noon.
English ancestry; W ill D udley’s
a n d M ' a «fea O R irH O U N D fa re
gressive, tolerant. O ur champion
Mrs Ray Faria and son, Bobby,
f o lk * w e re m in in g stock fro m
$
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of Salem spent several days last
ship o f individual liberties ha*
7 h e D a lle s
From where I $:t„.
W ho
I f c r « MM M M .
Portland
Seattle
2A0 Bend
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THE TAVERN
o L A N
G R E Y H O U N D
Pennsylvania; Skip Powell’s fa m
ily were brewers back in H ollan
Guess our bloodstream’s g t a
bit of every country of the gbfc
and every section of America. V.
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still got difference* in t a t'a
background— whether they ap
music, history, or beer. On\~ 1
Y o u r hogs slaughtered, processed and
cured beef slaughtered for the hide;
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cut, wrapped and sharp frozen.
J o e M arsh
C & C Food Store GraM v,l,ey
V/e, A n y w a y ?
Iro u g h t us people from all faiths,
r li nds— to prove th a t respect fo r
'• • “’’other's rights is the greatest
<
: hum anity can know!
impara
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A N D Y O U ’ LL NEVER BE SATISFIED W IT H LESS.'
N E W ~ T A IL O R S H O P
RE-VERSO-ROL
M ade to M easure Clothes
M en and W o m en
A ltera tio n s , Pressing, A R e p a irin g
IZ > W E L L R . Y O U N G
ASor* thorough w aslllng
an d rinsing.
ROTO-DRIER
Damp dries, drfpieM ,
ready fa r ffce flee.
Chapman Bldg.
Room 11
(over J. C. Penny Bldg.)
T h e D alles, Oregon.
SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OP NAOMI VAN GILDER. COUNTY
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TREASURER OP RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS PROM r,
t ash on hand June 30, 1947
6.44
JUNE SO, 1*47 TO DECEMBER SI. 1047
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
4,591 38
COUNTY GENERAL PUND
Paid City of Wasco Special Tax Warrants
$ 4,597.82
Cash on hand June 30, 1947
$
7,907.52
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
33,137.06
•
4,597.82 #
4,597.82
Rec’d from Ross Omduff, County Clerk,
CITY OP GRABS VALLEY
Clerk’s Fees
672.60
Cash on hand June 30. 1947
7.39
Rec’d from Norman E. Fields, County
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
1309
52
Sheriffs,- S h eriffs Fees
25.75
Paid City of Wasco Special Tax Warrants
$
1,316.91
Rec’d from Rent of County Agent’s Offices
150.00
Rec’d from R. O. Scott, Justice of Peace, Fines
459.75
J
1*514.91 • - 1.316.81
Rec’d from W D. Wallan. Justice of Peace, Fines 10.00* '•
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^AW LIBRARYW w
Rec’d from Ross Omduff, Co. Clerk, Beer License 35.00
Cash on hand June 30, 1947
a
144 04
Rec’d from Ross Omduff, County Clerk,
Rec’d from County Clerk - Probate A Circuit
Sale of Typewriter
55.00
Court Fees
C 16.81
Rec’d from miscellaneous small receipts
4934
Cash on hand December 31, 1947
160.85
Rec’d Transfer from State Fund
5,522.03
Rec’d Transfer from State Malt Beverage Fund 2,920.9b
‘ 160.85 $
160.85
Warrants paid on County General Fund
$ 21 650 06
COUNTY PAIR BOARD
Cash on hand December 31, 1947
29,294.94
Cash on hand June 30, 1947
1,000.87
Rec’d from Sec. of 8tate
12396.31
.
9 50,945.00 9 50,945.00
Transferred from County Fair
GENERAL ROAD PUND
War Bond Account
9313.57
Cash on hand June 30, 1947
\
$ 15,864.12
Rec’d from Receipts of 1947 Fair
4,396 96
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
30,991 81
Rec’d from Rent of Equipment and
Rec’d from Sec. of State - Motor Vehicle
•Sale of Material-
61.80
Registrations _
9,787.49
Paid Warrants o? Sherman County
Rec’d from R. O. Scott, Justice of Peace,- Fines
760.25
Fair Association
19,434.47
Rec’d from W. D. Wallan, Justice of Peace, Fines
5.00
Cash on hand December 31,1947
- 7,933.04
Rec’d from Sec. of State - Gas Refund
272.75
Rec’d from Sec. of State - Mileage Tax
82.78
87367.51 3 27367.51
Rec’d from Rent of Equipment
329.55
_
n o n bond
nunj
<OlJBÎTY FAIR WAR
account
Rec’d from Sale of Material
1,205.79
Bonds and Interest on hand June 30, 1947
Rec’d from Sale of Material and Rent
Rec’d
from Interest on b o n d s —
of Equipment
60.50
Transferred
to County Fair Fund
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9313.07
Rac’d from miscellaneous small receipts
21.63
Warrants paid on General Road Fund
25,553.64
9
931X57 9
Cash on hand December 31, 1947
» 3 1 3 .3 7
33,828.03
- .
J , TAYLOR GRAZING ACT FUND "
Cash on hand June ¿0, 1947
t
1 185 40
9 59381.67 9 59351.67
Rec’d check from U. S. Treasurer
200 00
BRIDGE PUND
Cash on hand December 31, 1947
‘
Cash on hand June 30, 1947
1,385.40
90.50
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
9.46
Cash on hand December 31, 1947
99.96
TAYLOR GRAZING ACT WAR BOND ACCOUNT
Bonds and Interest on hand June 30, 1947 9
1 076 48
9
99 96 9
99 96
Bonds
and
Interest
on
hand
December
31,
1947
9
1,076.48
POST WAR ROAD CONSTRUCTION SINKING PUND
Cash on hand June 30, 1947
-
$
1,013.63
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
22.58
COUNTY DOG TAX PUND , ’° ™ t *
M79.49
Rec’d from Sale of Gravel
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552 30
Cash
on
hand
June
30,
1947
9
20
36
W arran ts paid on Post W a r Road
Cash on hand December 31, 1947
■ a
3938
Construction Fund
,
$
1,575.51
Cash on hand December 31, 1947
13.00
*
*
2030 8
20.3«
„
. , 8T m
MA1,T bbvkbaob fund
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*
4
1*58831 9
1*58831
Bonds and Ini. on hand June 30, 1947
$
1 076 48
SPECIAL ROAD PUND
Rec d Interest and premium
’ 4« «5
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
9 39,273.01
Transferred to Malt Beverage Fund
9
j 123 13
Warrants paid on Special Road Fund
9 24,464.49
Cash on hand December 91, 1947
14,808.52
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT TUITION FUND
„
, HH5 RIFF- SI UNHBXJBBOATKD TAX A ^ I U N T W “ ”
Cash on hand June 30, 1947
9 10328.81
R eed from Norman E. Fields, Sheriff
$ 214,623.71
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
11,151.19
Apportioned to Funds
9 214 623 71
Paid Warrants o f County School Sup’t.
9
9,125.36
Rec’d from Basic School Support Fund
1380.70
8 214,623.71 9 213,623.71
Cash on hand December 31, 1947
13,535.31
TAX FORECLOSED PROPERTY FUND
Cash on hand June 30, 1947
9
261 00
9 22*996.70 9 22*690.70
Rec’d from Ross Omduff, County Clerk
45 00
COUNTY PER CAPITA SCHOOL FUND
Cash on hand December 31, 1947
a ' . 300 00
Cash on hand June 30, 1947
9
373.13
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
104.9G
SUMMARY OF BALANCES ON D B C B M B B R M .' l M T ° °
Rec’d from Sec. of State
2,310.00
2,305.00
Paid Warrants of County School Sup’t.
9
County " General
---------- -- Fund
» 294294.94
Cash on hand December 31, 1947
483.09
General Road Fund
33328.03
Post War Road Construction Sinking Fund
13.00
9
2,788.09 9
2,788.09
Special Road Fund . ,
K 14308.52
99.96
Cash on hand June 30, 194'/
.16
8
Non-High School District Tuition Fund
’ ’ 13,535.31
.18
Cash on hand December 31, 1947
9
County Per Capita School Fund
483.09
State School Support Fund
A8
.18
.19 9
9
State Irrlducible School Fund
3.47
STATE SCHOOL F U N D
State Fund
34.39
4.73
Cash on hand June 30, 1947
9
Special School Districts
2,889.29
374.22
Rec’d from Sec. of State
City of Moro
50.38
378.95
Paid Warrants of County School Sup’t.
5
Law Library Fund
160.85
3.47
Cash on hand December 31, 1947
County Fair Fund
7,933.04
Taylor Graxing Act Fund
.t 1,385.40
378.95 9
378.95
Taylor Graxing Act War Bond Account
1,076.48
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- STATE FUND
County Dog Tax Fund
20.36
569.59
Cash on hand June 30, >947
Advance Tax Fund
3.06
3439
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
Malt Beverage Fund
.
247.06
4,952.44
Transferred from State War Bond Aoc’t
Tax Foreclosed Property Fund
306.00
5,522.03
Transferred to County Fund
34.39
Cash on hand December 31, 1947
9 199*173.44
CASH SEGREGATIONS
9
5356.42 9
5*959.42
Cash
8
25.00
»TATE FUND W AR BOND ACCOUNT
Sherman County Branch First Nat’l Bank
106,148.44
Bonds and Interest on hand June 30,1947 9
4,827.96
U. S. War Bonds
1,000.00
Rec’d from interest and premium on bonds
124.48
m M
Transferred to State Fund
54,952.44
9 199*17X44 9 199*17X44
9
4312.44 9
* 952.44
s u t e of Oregon
SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT FUND
) as.
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Cash on hand June 30. 1947
5
3352.94
County of Sherman
)
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
93,954.42
I, Naomi Van Gilder, County Treasurer of Sherman County.
Paid Warrants of Special School Dist.
9 91,093.07
Oregon,
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct
2,625.00
Paid Bonds and InL of School D iet No. 3
statement of receipts and disbursements and balances of funds of
2.625.00
Cash in District No. 3 Sinking Fund
Sherman County, Oregon, for the period ending December 31, 1947,
284.29
Cash on hand December 31, 1947
as appears upon the records of my office ami in m y official custody
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»•tiOTi n-
as such Treasu—
9 9730739 9 9730730
W itness my hand this 7th day of January 1948
CITY OF MORO
8.45
Cash on hand June 30, 1947
Naomi Van Gilder
43.93
Rac'd from Tax Segregations
Sherman County Treasurer
'50.38
Cash on hand December 31, 1947
Seal
Ross Omduff, County Clerk .
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By Marie Hoskinson, Deputy
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TOP-FIL-DOR
Phone 2715
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SAFTI-LATCH
Protects careieM Anger*
qed hand*.
Attorney at law
HYDRO-PEL DRIVE
ScientiAcaiiy tim e* wash
ing pad rinsing cycles.
MORO
Monday,
Wednesday,
Afternoons
LARGER CAPACITY
Friday
10 fetf p M n ds dry weigM
GREATER ECONOMY
of hot Uf9t9Tf
THE DALLES
211 East Third Street
Telephone 3209
BETTER BUILT TO DO A BETTER JOI
dewy fresh randy fer the line eaj
does it ail automatically. Then Laun.
derail avan cleans and shuts itself off)
C o n e in for a demonstration today
Once yoa’ve seen Leunderall was!
clothes sparkling clean—dewy fresh-
you’ll never he satisfied with less
Just put clothes in
Leundersll . , . add
soep . . . Rip the
switch . . . and your
washday work it done. Leunderall
takes
over
from
there— w a ih n ,
double rinses and spin dries clothes
A superior sarvica
of parsonal attandanca
THAT COSTS NO MORE
M00 ttlLY AVE.
THE COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC KOM I* LAUNDRY
'"*■* A wide ranqa of pricas
that meet* all wishes ,
John and E th a nay atop see the new
B rin g a w ashing and tr y it y o u rM if.
le u n d e r a ll o r b etter yet
s h o w Room , DeMotm Spr.
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MRS. MACDONALD HAD A HOUSE
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Old MacDonald worked
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hard
around the farm.
But he just didn’t have time to fix up the house.
Mrs. MacDonald saw that the house needed somTpaiming,
a new roof/
and modern wiring.^
So, she went to her nearest branch of the First National
A,
Bank
found that all these improvements could
be made on a convenient Thrifty-Pay loan.
She told Mr. MacDonald about the Thrifty-Pay plan,
which allowed them as long as
with no down payment necessary.
3 years to pay;
He
saw what a good idea
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(w astand
started making
home improvements
n
without delay,
Take a L^leBGonjf
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from the MacDonalds. If your
e
home noedsTepaim and improvements,
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see the
«
First National
a Thrifty-Pay loan. Enjoy home
you pay for them
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N a beading or «teeping
—O’* waist high.
George G. Updegraff
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SLA U G H TERIN G
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