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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON
Mrs George Mitchell was taken
the hospital Saturday night
and operated on immediately.
She is recuperating well is it un
derstood.
Dewey Thompson, Theodore
Johnston, Tommy Thompson and
Carrel Bennett were at Mlkkalo
last Thursday night to attend a
banker-farmer meeting for this
district and eat some good gran
ge cooking.
Mr and Mrs A. Douma and Mr
and Mrs G. Douma drove around
by Tygh Valley and Shaniko
Sunday to enjoy the sunshine.
Ralph Brisbine left Monday
for a visit with relatives in New
berg and Hillsboro.
Albert . John Koenig of Port
land was jailed in Moro on a
charge of non-support and was
taken back to Multnomah county
Tuesday by deputies from the
sheriffs office there.
to
W. S. Powell and his daughter
Mrs Opal Parkins left Sunday
for San Francisco to take ship
for their cruise around the
world.
Mrs R. C. Bylers was taken
to the hospital Tuesday where it
was found that she had two
broken bones in her foot.
She
had broken them when she fell
while working at her home in
Moro. It is expected that she
will not be walking about again
for several weeks.
Vern Arstill was in Portland
Tuesday on business.
Mr and Mrs F. Claude Step
hens and Mrs Sadie Rich attend
ed the Mt. Hood district conven
tion at Dufur, Sunday, May 8,
returning that evening. The con
vention was well attended.
.FRIDAY, MAY 20, 104»
George M. Stambach of Pasa
dena, California, was here this
week to visit with Theodore
Johnston. The men wegg room
mates their senior year at Ore
gon State college. Mr. Stambach
is now an iris grower in Califor
nia.
Mr and Mrs Merrill Oveson
and family were down from Pen
dleton Sunday and Monday to let
the children visit school for a
day before the children disband
fdr the summer.
Word has been received here
from Jonh DeMoss that P. Waldo
Davis has been bedfast for over
two weeks with a heart ailment.
State Representative Max Lan
don of .Sweet Home and wife
stepped in Moro Thursday fore
noon while on their way home
after attending to business mat-
MACNAB’S HAVE
“ There’s alw ays a good tim e
S y n o p sis o f A nnual Statem ent
O f th« P R O V ID E N T E IR E IN S U R A N C E C O of
N E W H A M P S H IR E . oo U m lh ir t y f ir .1 day U
Decam h a t, IM S , made ta the loaaraoca Cornato-
aioaar of the Stale of Oregoo, „ r w i i i t la l a v i
N e t prem ium s received ..................
'''"Yotal to ter eat, dividends aod real
« aetata iaceaee................... .......___
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AT THE CAPITOL CITY
D IS B U R S E M E N T S
paid (or tornea-----------
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SB.134.99
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D i ruteada paód to stockholder
Dividende paid or credited to
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Beefo” O ’Meara, prop.
in d y , C igars, Ice C ream , R efresh m en ts
...............
A il ether exp eedituraa________
Lunches and D inners
Valeo el hooda owned (am o rtised ) _ J
Value of s to r k , owned (m arket vaJae)
Cash ia banka and oe hand------- —
premiuaaa la aaaraa of collection
JJ0.549.90
w rlttan alacs September JO. I N I .
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latereet aad rants daa ,«ad oecrood —
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Total on pa id c l a i m .
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Estim ated lorn adjustm ent expeaee
1er unpaid claims
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T o t a l aaa araed p rem iaaw --------------------
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A il other lia b ilitie s ------------------------------
T o ta l lia b ilitie s . a re epi capital-------- ) S 2 .1 U .9 4 4 .»
C apital paid up----------------«1.000.000 .«•
Laaaaianed leads
( a a r p l a a , _______ !------- 1 .0 U J B 4 .M
B arplaa aa retards policyholders------- 1
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OPEN SUNDAYS
Fridley went to Arlington where
they got a load of Cricket bait.
Different farmers around here
then got their supplies from this
load. A few small crickets have
been seen.
Mrs Leland Medler entertained
Monday* night with dinner hon
Vers in Elgin. They were accom-F>ay
panied by Mrs Landon’s mother we|
and Mr and Mrs Cardwell.
pat
Mr and Mrs Howard Conlee of wa:
Bend are parents of a new dau- sen
ghter, born May 3 at Bend. Mr ^ r
and Mrs L. R. Conlee, grandpar- the
ents again, were up to see the hos
new arrival.
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Judge D. N. Mackay was here Eli
the first of the week to take care ris,
of the legal business that came ma
up for the May* term of court. Mr
There were no cases.
Fo
WANTED: Buyers from Sher-
1
man county to attend the 4-H of
Livestock Show and Sale, The frl<
Dalles, June 6-8. Buyers who inF
want wheat fattened stock set
grown by the 4-H Boys and
Girls of their own county.
29-31c 3t. ea.
Chapman Building
T he D a lles
O regon
HOURS: T u esd ay and T hu rsd ay
m ornings.
A ll
a ftern o o n s ex cep t
T hursday.
P H O N E 2170
DAUGHTER
YEAB
A wide range of price«
that meats all wishes
2:30, Monday, May 23, 1949
Grass Valley Field
A dm ission $ 1 .0 0 , .5 0 , .2 5 , ta x included.
T. L ester Johnson
MORO
There’s an
easier way
MOTOROLA - and
P H IIA O
an to rad ios for im m ediate
d e liv e r y , fo r all m akes and
m odels o f cars, com e in and
see a 1 M>ut h a v in g one in sta l
led. P r ic e s from $16.00 up to
$105.00.
H A R R Y ’S RADIO SERA ICE
P h on e 2928
512 AV. 9th St. The D alles, Or.egon
Phon« 2928-
It's the W ater
HARRIS HARVESTER
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With 80 bu. Grain Bin. Available
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BOO KELLY A V t
MORO vs. UNION
G R E T A , T h e Dalle»
<2,427.09
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Eastern Oregon '
Championship
Felicitations have been extend
ed to Mr and Mrs Stuart Macnab
who have a daughter born May
12. The little girl who was nam
ed Dianne Marie weighed in at
7 lbs. 5 oz. The Macnabs’ also
have a son. Grandparents are Mr
and Mrs Zodrow of The Dalles
and Mr and Mrs Ronald Macnab
also of The Dalles.
The Home Economics club en
joyed a lawn party when Mrs
Walt Morris with Mrs Luther
Stewahi as co-hostess served lun
cheon on the Morris lawn Thurs
day afternoon, it was a grand
day and Ada Dingle called the
business meeting to order on the
lawn. Roll call was answered by
members telling of some famous
mother. The secretary reported
on the card sales to date. Cards
were read from Mrs Harold E
Engberg and Mrs William Huck
It was decided that the Home E<
ladies put on the program foi
the lecture hour the second meet
ing of the grange in June. Mn
.Susie-Tom was appointed chair
man of the meal for Pomon
grange which is to be Saturda:
May 28 at noon. Mrs James Tat
had charge of the project “Apro
It’s a Case o f Enjoyment
A superior servie»
of personal attendance
THAT COSTS N O MORE
E Y E , EA R , NOSE A TH R O A T
■ S e e th e n ew co tton s priced aw
low ax $3.95.
Good hosts k n o w . . .
oring her husband’s birthday an
niversary.
Helping celebrate
were Frank Medler, Mr and Mrs
Frank LeMaster, and Mr and
Mrs Bill Macnab and daughters.
Shuffle Board
The newest thing in social games
and a pleasant way to use some
time while waiting for a stage, a
w ife or one of our good lunchs.
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Each saving« account
Fodorally Insurod to $ 5 0 0 0 .
• Curront dividend 2 %.
• Withdrawals promptly paid
without foot or doductions.
e From $5 te > 1 1 .0 0 0 opens on
account.
• Amply mall the amount you wish
croditod to your account. W e 'll
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Make Your Plans Now For the Coming H arvest
do tho rost.
O r write for complete Information
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W a sco , O regon
• POETIAMO, OFF
— Junior Play
M o re than 1,000 phytician a n d surgeon m em bers
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KEITH McDONAUP
Wasco. Phone 553
C. R. ANDERSON
Grass Valley, Phono 233
Where’s Laurie?
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May 20, <X ;“ y
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