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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1949)
rACh. < SHERMAN COUNTY JOUBNAL, MORO vKEGON FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1049 Sherman County Fair Sept. 15118 Mrs Ed Alley Home From Kansas Visit Mrs. A . P . Balzer Mr and Mrs Bruce Alley and. children went to The Dalles Saturday to visit fiis mother, Mrs Ed Alley at the home of her sister, Mrs Gus Smith. She re turned home from Kansas where she spent several weeks with her daughter, Mrs Wayne Karnes and family. Mr. Alley* Is still in Kansas with his daugther. Mr and Mrs John Block and Mrs John Hays were business visitors in The Dalles Monday.’ Mr and Mrs Don Smith and son, Larry, went to The Dalles taking his mother, Mrs Gus Smith to Portland for medical attention. The Smith’s returned home Saturday. George G. Updegraff Attorney at law MORO Monday, Wednesday, Afternoons Friday THE DA Li. ES 211 East Third Street Telephone 3209 Mrs Bernard Martin and Mrs Owen Eakln and children and Dorothy Kelley were business visitors in The Dalles Thursday. Mr and Mrs O. N. Ruggles spent Sunday at Wasco visiting at the Walter Ruggles and Wal ter Bruckert homes. Mr and Mrs Bernard Martin went to The Dalles Friday where Mr Martin received medical treat ment. ' - • SY N O PSIS OF A N N U A L - STATEMENT Of the GREAT AMERICAN IN SU R ANCE COMPANY, in the State of New York, on the th irty-first day o f Decem ber, 1848, made to the Insurance Com- miaeioner o f the State of Oregon, pur suant to la w : INCOME 848,283.510.42 Nat premiums received • Total interest, dividends end real estate income 2,591.687.77 Incom e from other sources 408.760.88 Total income ...........8 DISBURSEM ENTS M-t Amnunt paid for losses 817,689.680.21 1.214.567.21 T,»«. adjustm ent expenses 16,366.019.82 Underw riting expenses 1,950.000.00 Dividends psdd stockholders Dividends paid or credited to policyholders All other e*r«n<ttta r (including in vest« snt ex- 984.437.56 penses 823,612 7«) Total disbursement , . . . 838.154,664.79 ADMITTEL ASSETS Value of real estate owned 30.000.*0 (m arket value) Goans on m ortgages and collateral, etc. V aue o f bonds owned 84.797.00 (amortiaed) __ Value of stocks owned 46,061.847.00 (m arket value) 9.681.899.79 Cash in banks and on hand Prem ium s in course o f col lection w ritten since Sep 5.324.886.26 tember 80, 1948 Interest and rents due . 178.971.00 end t 1,676.286.28 IJ A B IU T IE S . SU R P L U S AND OTHER F U N D S Total unpaid claim s A tuperior »ervice of personal «Handanca THAT COSTS NO MORE tu ff « 8 268 709.87 v • All other liab ilities Total I Mrs Orville Ruggles and Mrs- Alfred Koch were hostesses at a shower for Mrs Lester Barnum and the two boys they adopted at. the Barnum home Thursday afternoon. She received many nice gifts for the boys. Refresh ments of cake, ice cream, and punch were served'to about For ty guests. Mrs Frank Wilcox and daugh ter, Carol Lea, arrived Tuesday from Newberg to spend the rest of the week visiting her sister, Mrs Herman Peters and family. Mr and Mrs Bernard Martin and daughter, Deanna, motored 2.976.650.M liabilities, except M #,2i 5,805.71 Capital paid-up 8 8.150.000.00 Special surplus fu n d s: U nassigned funds (surplus) 29.6-le, 360.62 Surplus M regards 837.788.360.62 p o l i c y ) holders 887.003.666.23 BU SIN E SS IN OREGON FOR YEAR 94,899.11 S et loeeee paid ■ 166426.61 Net premium« received Dividend* paid or credited DM BOOKHtY AVt A wide rang« of prices that meeft all wishei ko yolieywaMa** . I AM RECEIVING - • ♦ ♦ ♦ A. M. Williams & Co. of cattle to Portland Sunday re turning home Monday. Dick Edwards and daughter, Luella of Leaburg, came Friday and were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs W. F. Schilling. Mrs John Engstrom accompanied him home for a visit. Duane Edwards went home with his father after spending three weeks with his grandparents. {Mr and Mrs John Block went to The Dafles last Monday and brought her mother, Mrs John Hays home after spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs Gus Smith. Everett and family of Portland, and his mother, Mrs Leo Everett of Ontario. Mrs Everett came home with the Cantrall’s to spend a few days. Mr and iMrs Hollis Marple and Mary Alice Miller of Oregon City came Thursday and spent sever al days at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Cox. Mr and Mrs C. Kellogg of Portland arrived last Tuesday and spent the rest of the week visiting at the home of their son in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Gene Reynolds. Owen Eakln took a truck load I Guaranteed your HEADQUARTERS 7<n BIG Y A N K A rm y T w ill W ork U niform * Work Clothes That Last *’W orkw orthy|".. . that'« what lorm workers are say ing about BIG YANK Work Uniionns every day! They «re vat dyed, guaranteed iaet color and Sanionzed Uhnntage levs than 1%). Shirts have Sleeves with Bbow-Action, Sfcrainproof Yoke. Two Big Flap Pock et*. Trousers have noo-rip «earns, reinforced crotch, roofry ht, neat tailoring. 2.79 and 3.45 W O R K S H IR T S C o m b ed Y a m Sanforized TEE SHIRTS 1 r BUT U S U IT I ! 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Quite a few have started har vesting and by the end of the week most will have started. The yield is pretty good so far. Bernard Martin took the first load of wheat to the new eleva tor. Harvesting was halted Tues day on account of the rain. Miss Della Walker arrived Saturday from Seattle, Wash., Special 1.49 .79c The Gay Shop M ENS S H O R T S W a sco , O reg o n HAIL - FIRE CROP DAMAGE L E V I W a ist OVERALLS and GamfodM. far ■ 3.45 LEE llo z . S anforized W aist O veralls 3.45 Fruit of the Loom Knit Briefs in sizes Small - Medium - Large * Ex.Lge N ow B ro a d clo th S H O R T S W R A N G L E R llo z . For Details See WE WILL PROTECT YOU Full cut * Elastic sides Sizes 30 to 40 Sanforized cowboy waist O veralls John E. Meeke or Ralph A. Miller 2.49 N ow or PHONE WASCO 231 GRIFFITH & MEEKI INSURANCE — REALTORS Wasco - Hillsboro - Aloha 14.00 $2.30 p t S3.G0 5th OH SHOES 11.50 & 14.95 L & Enjoy the whiskey that’s w anting, and are d esign ed to give the extra comfort you need. 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