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JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
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Herman Zieglers Surprised When Friends
Remember 25th Wedding Anniversary
The Grass Valley Rebekah and
Odd Fellow lodges sponsored a
surprise party at the Odd Fellow
hall Friday evening honoring
Mr and Mrs Herman Ziegler on
their 25th wedding anniversary,
A pot luck~ supper was served
at 6:30 to about sixty guests.
SLAUGHTERING
Your hogs slaughtered, processed and
cured beef slaughtered for the hide;
cut, wrapped and sharp frozen.
C & C Food: Store G" “ v,"ey
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1948
For dessert a large three tiered
cake decorated with pink rose
buds and silver leaves was ser
ved with ice cream. The Zieg
ler’s received many lovely gifts.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Eslinger, Mr
and Mrs Bill Buether and Mr and
Mrs Claus Bardenhagen were
among the guests.
Mr and Mrs L. Brockway of
The Dalles were visitors at the
home of her grandparents, Mr
and < Mrs T. M. Rolfe, Friday
evening.
A no host church party was
held at the Masonic hall Wednes
day evening for the older people
of the churches in Grass Valley.
Games were enjoyed during the
evening and refreshments of pie
and coffee were served in the
evening.
The weather here has been
foggy for the last four or five
PLYMOUTH
Thursday where he entered the " as
'h om e^untay.
days and with freezing tempera Mr and Mrs Donald Clodfelter
Ha they orouguv
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tu res the frost had collected on and family went to The Dalles hospital with pneumonia.
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the trees and wires which were Sunday staying ,over night at
really beautiful. The sun came the home of her parents, Mr and
out Tuesday and the frost began Mrs C. P. Adams, returning home
Monday.
to fall.
Mrs Art Bibby entertained
Mr and Mrs Earl Olds had as
members
of the bridge clubs at.
guests Sunday evening Mr and
Mrs Jesse Helyer, Mr and Mrs her home Thursday with a des
Harry Stark, John and Barbara sert luncheon followed by con
Alley, Ina May and Carl Ziegler tract at two tables Mrs Ed Alley
and Jackie and Dick Rust, who and Mrs Earl Olds held high
spent the evening playing pin scores and Mrs A. F. Balzer low
ochle. Refreshments were served score for the afternoon. The lat
ter also won the traveling prize. ,
at the close of the evening.
Rev. Harold C. Etter, of the
Mr and Mrs Arthur Vande
International Christian leprosy Zande and children of North
Mission of Portland spoke at the Bonneville were Sunday dinner
Baptist churcl} Thursday even guests of Rev. and Mrs Howard
ing. He was a dinner guest of Schilling. The Rev. Gerald Hes
Rev. and Mrs Howard Schilling.’ kett was also a dinner guest.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Stradley
The Ladies Social Service club
and sons were business visitors
met at the home of Mrs T. M.
in The Dalles Saturday.
Rolfe Thursday afternoon with
eight members present.
After
• W hether your acreage is very large or comparatively
the regular business meeting re
freshments were served by the
small, there is an International Crawler to fit your power
hostess. The next meeting will
requirements. From the compact T D -6 and T D -9 to the;
be held at the home of Mrs Wal
lace May Thursday February 12.
larger TD -14 and T D -18, International Diesels give
Mi and Mrs Willard Rolfe took
• you more pulling power and better traction. Better^
their son, Dannie, to The Dalles
balance gears Internationals to the ground.
Let INTERNATIONAL
CRAWLERS Solve Your
Power Problems
If you prefer gasoline-powered tractors, you have a
choice o f the International T -6 or T-9. They re built
to the same fine standards as International Diesels. For
rugged dependability, for thousands o f worfi-boufS
a bare minimum o f maintenance, your best bet ¡4 ait ,
NOW D E L IV E R IN G
1948 Chrysler
1948 Plymouth
International Crawler.
Stop in and see us about your farm power require
ments. W e’ll be glad to give you complete information
about International Crawlers.
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Complete and Modern Repair Facilities
Overhauling
Tires & Tubes
Tune-up
Batteries
Headlight Adjusting
John and Ktha De Moss say:
stop in at oar show room at De-
Moss Spr. Pick out the Model yon
would like to hear in your own
J. K. McKean Company
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Noonan=Pratt Motors
WASCO, OREGON
rates
AN OREGON BANK
SERVING OREGON
Condensed R eport o f the
New telephone rates will go Into effect with the next telephone bills,
beginning with those dated January 11. These new rates have been
approved by the Public Utilities Commissioner of Oregon following
extensive hearings. Increased costs reduced the current earnings of’
thisTmsiness in Oregon to a point far below even the minimum
generally conceded as necessary. Our rates, generally, have not,
been increased since 1921 in most Oregon cities and towns.
Our policy with respect to earnings and service will continue to
be: To render an ever improving telephone service at a cost as low
as is consistent with financial safety and fair treatment to employees.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
of PORTLAND, OREGON
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D E C E M B E R 31, 1947
RESOURCES
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and Due from Banks............................. $148 471 417 33
U n ite d S ta te s G o v e rn m e n t B o n d s. • • • • • • ..................
294.IOS 4S4 60
M u n icip a l and O th et Bonds...........................................
T a n d
27.494.867 84 >
D is c o u n t s ............................... ................
126.765.986 09
Rtnelr in F ederal F*«erve Bank ..................................... ..
Representative Naw Monthly Rates for
600.000 00
MORO
5,930 178 22
P - ’A P rem ises fT n ciu d ln o B r a n c h e s )......................
('•»•♦omtr«' L ia b ility on Acceptances...........................
736.271 68
T“ **” »** F arned .................................................... • • • • • • • •
1.406.544 34
Other Resources.................. ..............................................
1 3 ’ * *'•*' ’ 6
1 Party ................ ........$3.00
2 Party ................ ..........$2.50*
4 Party ..........................$2.25*
..........$2.50
Su b u rb an
Farmer Lina
..........$ .75
$606,827,159.38
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L IA B IL IT IE S
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Undivided Profits and Reserves.........
8.557,503.97 $ 28 557 m3 07
F««erves for Interest. Taxes, etc........................ 2.223.161 71
n - '/ x i t s
736.271 68
............................................................................... 575,163
C o llec ted not E arned
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O ther L ia b ilit ie s ...............................................................
60
90.645 05
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There are also some rate revisions, effective January 10, in long
distance rates within the state. The five-minute initial period has
been reduced to three minutes for station-to-station rates on 15c, 20c
and 25c routes. Certain adjustments have been made in person-to-
person rates and in the night and Sunday rates starting at 33 miles.
Report charges have been eliminated, and some decreases in s rates
apply on intrastate statiorf-to-station calls covering 175 miles **• *
and longer.
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10.000.000 00
/ -'-•n ta n c es • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
1 P«rty ___ ..................$3.75
2 Party . . . . -------F .. . .$3.25
Suburban . . ..................$3.00
Farmer Lina ..........• •••<$! «2$
* No Change
F-tnttal . . . . 7 . .................................. .'...$ 1 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 '
S**m lus
BUSINESS SERVICE
RESIDENCE SERVICE
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$606,827,15938
Complete information regarding the new rates may be obtained at our business office.
UNITED STATES JNATIONAI. BANK
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THE DALLES, OREGON
Head CMtire. Pne*I«»»d Oeee*^»
D W C T BRANCH OF THE UNH I D SI A I t s NATI . M
BANK OF PORTLAND
Member PedertS D t^ oi/i h u n re e ti C o r f r i t i —
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
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