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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
Grass Valley
.
Couple Visit
On Coast
Mr. a n d Mrs. F ran k von Bor-
stel Heft Sunday for G earhart
w here Mr. vonBorstel will a t
tend a state m eeting of the Pro
duction and M arket association
held th ere for several days. Mrs.
von Borstel will visit a cousin,
Dr. Glenn Morgan and family
at A storia while her husband
is attending the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap
and fam ily arrived Friday from
a trip th at took them to Los
Angeles, California, w here they
visited his brother, Charles Dun
lap and farpilv, back to Hazelton,
I<Laho, w here they spent a few
days visiting his sister and her
husband. Mr. and Mrs. H arry
Hooper and from th ere they
w ent to Nyssa w here they spent
a few days w ith her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. McGinnis, com
ing here to spend a few days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Dunlap and her brother,
Archie Cantrall and family. They
left Sunday for th eir home in
Carlton after a m onths absence.
The Am erican Legion auxili
ary m et a t , the home of Mrs.
J. E , N o r to n in K e n t W e d n e s d a y
Ja n u ary 11 w ith nine m em bers
present. The topic for discussion
was child w elfare. R efreshm ents
w ere served later by the hosts.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens
had as dinner guests W ednesday
evening Mrs. W. D. B arnett, Mrs.
Olan Stark and son, T e rry ,'a n d
Mrs. W ayne K arnes from Stud-
ley, Kansas.
Mrs. Olan S tark and son, T e r
ry retu rn ed to th eir home in K ent
Sunday after spending several
days here with h er m other, Mrs.
W. D. B arnett.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crews
and children spent Saturday eve
ning at the hom e of Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Ruggles.
Mr. and Mrs. John R ust spent
Saturday evening visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brine
kert.
W illiam
B rinkert
returned
home last Monday from Portland
w here he spent a week w ith Mrs.
B rinkert and daughter, Elaine.
School w as resum ed Monday
A superior service
of personal attendance
THAT COSTS NO MORE
■OOttUYAVt
—
A w ide ra n g e o f p rlc o t
th a t m eets all wishes
m orning after closing Friday,
Ja n u a ry 13, due to the snow
storm and the road conditions.
Mr. and Mrs. C harles Perrigo
and children w ere dinner guests
Sunday at the hom e of Mr. and
Mrs. John Rust.
Mr. and Mrs. B ernard M artin
and daughter Deanna w ere bus
iness visitors in The Dalles
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reynolds
w ere in The Dalles F riday on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Bor
stel and fam ily spent T h u rsd ay
evening at »Kent v isiting a t the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jef
fries.
Rodney Roife of Kent is stay
ing at the home of his grandm o
ther. Mrs. T. M. Rolfe, so he can
go to high school In Moro.
Mr. and Mrs. M yrl Sm ith w ere
hosts at a dinner S aturday even
ing the occasion being the b irth
day an n iv ersary of Mr. Sm ith.
Those present included Mr. and
Mrs. Owen E akin and fam ily and
Mr. and Mrs. E lton E akin and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Bor
stel and fam ily spent F riday
evening visiting Mr. an d Mrs.
Myrl Sm ith.
'
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. B aker re
turned to th eir hom e in T he Dal
les S aturday after spending two
week here. They re tu rn ed here
the first of the week as Mr. B ak
er is busy m aking out income
tax re tu rn s for the farm ers.
Mr. and Mrs. E d Alley ^ and
daughter,
Mrs. W ayne K arnes
and son w ent to The Dalles
Monday w here Mrs. K arnes and
son took the train for th eir hom e
in Studley, K ansas, a fte r spend
ing a m onth here w ith her p a r
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Payne
w ere overnight guests T hursday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Orville Ruggles.
,
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n R u st w ent
to The Dalles last T uesday to
bring A rt Allegier hom e a fter
pending several days in P ortland
on business.
-
The school clinic will be held
at the school house Monday J a n
uary 30 from 9 a \m .to 5 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Ruggles
returned hom e T h u rsd ay from
th eir trip # to C alifornia w here
they* spent about th ree w eeks
visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. H arold Owens
and son and Mrs. Olan Stark
w ere recen t business v isito rs in
The Dalles.
Mrs. F red Crowley, a teacher
in the local school, is staying
at th e hom e of Mrs. T. M. Rolfe
du rin g th e bad w eather.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reckm an
and afm ily w ere guests F riday
evening at the hom e of Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Powell of Moro, and
S atu rd ay evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C harles B urnet
of Moro.
Mrs. Carl Schadew itz and son
Jo h n w ere visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Shelton F ritts
Sunday.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1950
MARQUIS CHILDS TO S P E A k | H1 s
F rid a y afternoon
“ in th e university th ea tre , w ill be
M arquis W. Childs, noted au- about news coverage In W ash-
thor and jo u rn alist, will be on ington, D. C.
the U niversity of Oregon cam pus * ’ '
F eb ru ary 16 and 17 to give th e
T hls w111
th e 31st an n u al
principal address of th e O regon Press conference to be held on
P re ss
conference, sponsored the u n iv ersity cam pus, according
jointly by th e School of Journal- to Carl W. W ebb, secretary-m an-
Oregon N ew spaper ag e r of the Oregon N ew spaper
Publishers associatin.
P u b lish ers association and as-
He will a rriv e in Oregon Wed- sis ta n t professor of journalism ,
nesday, F e b ru a ry 15, a n d will T he conference is open to all
spend T h u rsd ay w ith school of editors and p u b lish ers of th e
journalism student« and faculty, state.
*3 60 FIFT H
*2.30 PINT
Come o>»«T on
DEN IES
SPY
CHARGE . . .
George 8. Kovach, New York
hotel manager, denies charges he
asked former Hungarian foreign
minister Rajk, now on trial for
treason in Hungary, to spy for the
United States. Rajk made the
charge.
Forstry For Study.
The
R ufus
Lookouts
was
chosen as the nam e of the 4-H
f o r e s tr y club by the sixteen
m em bers at th e ir first m eeting
recently.
H ow ard Stew ard w as eleoted
to’ serve ’ as president ’"of the
club. Jack S tew ard and Paul
B lackburne w ere elected to the
offices of vice-president and se
cretary, respectively. The boy's
elected as th eir news rep o rter
Gayle E aton and Buzz B rand as
song leader.
Mr. Donal Brlslain, Instructor
at the R ufus school. Is serving
as local leader and W ayne E aton
as sslsta n t leader.
The boys ranging in age from
10 to 17 have planned a good*
program for the club year. Each
m em ber will learn the comm on
nam es and be able to Identify
at least 5 trees. ..A t least ten
trees provided by the Oregon
F o restry am rsery will be planted
by ev ery m em ber. An over n ig h t
or week end cam ping trip will
be held d u rin g the sp rin g w here
they will obtain in stru ctio n and
practice in w oodsm anship. Ev •
erv m em ber will keep a .record
of th e ir fo restry w ork and ex
hibit a forestry board of five
kinds of fo re stry trees a t the
county fair in Septem ber.
IN C O M E
MAN
C O M IN G
A d eputy collector of internal
revenue will be In Sherm an
county early in F e b ru ary accord
ing to an announcem ent by H ugh
E arle, P ortland collector.
The
deputy will be at the court house
in Moro F e b ru ary 7 to 9 inclu
sive and in W asco F e b ru ary 10
at the city hall. Those w ishing
his aid in m aking out th e ir in
come taxes m ay see him a t the
above places and tim es.
ATTRACTIVE TERMS
PROMPT SER V IC E
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HOME O F FIC E
812 8. W. Washington
Portland, Oregon
Phone A t 4331
Afore than 1OOO Oregon
physicians an d surgeons
o ffe r you m edical a n d
hospital protection
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Three O .P.S. plans are available to em
ployed and self-employed Oregonians—
and their families. Each plan is spon
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Medical Society. Each one gives prepaid
medical and hospital protection at rea
sonable cost. There is a wide choice
o f physicians, surgeons and hospitals.
Please mail the coupon for information.
O regon physicians ’ S ervice
1314 I . W . SIXTH, PORTLAND 4
Sponsored a n d
A pproved by
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Medical Society
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I • « em ployai pr iplf^m ployod and inlo««iiod in O .F.S.
modica! and hospital covarono on an (chock ono)
□ Indlvldoal boti« □ Fam ily bo*l< □ Croup boot
M oil »O O .F .S . at Fortland, Salam or Modford.
Enjoy the whiskey that's
Rufus Boys Take
M o r tg a g e L o a n s to M e e t Y o u r in d iv id u a l N e e d s
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NATIONAL DISTILLERS PROD. CORP.. N. Y . . 86 PROOF • 65X GRAIN NiVTtAL SFIRlTS_
COUNTY CLERK’S SEM I-AN NU AL REPORT OF FEES
RECEIVED
AND
D ISB U R S E M E N T S
OF SAM E JULY 1,
1949 TO D ECEM BER 31, 1949, IN C L .
M O NTHLY
R E C E IP T S :
JULY
AUGUST
SEPTEM BER
OCTOBER
NOVEM BER
DECEM BER
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TWT/
TOT A I, RECEIPTS
SOURCE OF RECEIPTS:
R ecording fees
Law L ib rary f e e s ’
C ircu it C ourt fe e s.
N aturalization fees
C ounty C ourt and P robate Count fees
M arriage Licenses
M iscellaneous C opying &- Indexing
• M igratory Liens
L itig a n t fees
Divorce fees
47.70
176.75
101.88
89.55
204.90
166.10
$ 7S«.88
I 317.40
27.08*
54.00
152.50
3.00
. 168.40
22.50
22.00
20.00
CUTS BIRTHDAY CAKE . . . In New York, with his wife assisting,
Israel’s President Chaim Welsmann cats slice from 456-ponnd, seven-
foot-high birthday cake at celebration of Israel’s first anniversary.
Honoring Dr. Wetsmann, 1M leaders from communities throughout the
••untry presented checks totalling more than 15.5 million dollars to the
United Jowtah Appeal Organisation’s program of immigration and
resettlement In IsraeL___________________ a_________________________
COUNTY H E A L T H O F FIC E R
H ealth N urse, salary & expense 1200.00
COUNTY CORONER
Fees & expenses
75.00
Ju ro rs & W itnesses
25.00
ELECTION S
Judges A C lerks
i 600.00
Ballots A supplies
300.00
Booths
50.00
B allot boxes A reg istratio n
20.00
COUNTY SCHOOLS
School L ibrary
48.00
4-H Club F air .
500.00
C ounty T eachers’ In stitu te
150.00
P e r Capita at $10.00
4800.00
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
L ights, w ater, telephone, etc. ■’ 1600.00
J a n ito r’s salary
2000.00
R epairs A im provem ents
2000 00
COUNTY JA IL
Board of p risoners A supplies
150.00
1200.00
66.10
8.90
25.00
600.00
300.00
50.00
20 00
48.00
500.00
150.00
4800.00
1166.16
1000.00
1380.33;
65.74
433.84
1000.00
619.67
84.26
COUNTY PR IN TIN G
400.00
497.60
0. D. 97.60
COUNTY STOCK INSPECTOR
12.00
12.00
• 7MJW
' TOTAL RECEIPTS
MENTALLY D ISEA SED CASES
E xam inations, expenses, etc.
75.00
75.00
DISBURSEM ENTS:
EMERGENCY FU ND
$ 22.50
5000.00
M igratory Liens paid to Secretary of S tate
41.06
4958.94
22.00
L itigane fees paid to S tate T reasu rer
PU BLIC ASSISTANCE
20.00
Divorce fees paid to State T re asu re r
G eneral assistance
2400.00
1800.00
600 on
N atu ralizatio n fees paid to B ureau of
Old Age assistance
2088.00
1566.00
522.00
Im m igration and N atu ralizatio n
Aid to D ependent C hildren
1071.00
803.25
267.75
722.38
Fees paid to C ounty T re a s u re r
ASSO. OREGON COUNTIES
Dues
110.00
110.00
9 78TM
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS
Public Lands Com m itte
5.00
5.00
)
AUDIT OF COUNTY BOOKS
STATE O F OREGON
900.00
400.00
500.00
) ss.
SEA LER , W EIG H TS & MEAS
50.00
1.28
48.72
COUNTY OF SH ERM AN
)
PREM IUM
ON
O FFIC E R S ’ BONDS
400.00
I, Ross,. O rnduff, C ounty C lerk of the w ith in C ounty and
353.55
46.45
DEMOSS MEM ORIAL PARK
State, do hereby c ertify th a t th e foregoing rep o rt Is prepared
M aintenance, repairs, etc.
from and based upon th e records of th is office; and th a t the
250.00
105.36
144 64
sam e is a full, tru e and correct rep o rt to the best of m y know COURTHOUSE INSURANCE
B uilding A fixtures
ledge and belief.
260 00
'214.68
45.32
Dated this 19th day of Ja n u ary , 1950
ONE-HALF PREM IUM ON
Ross O r n d u ff
CO M PREH EN SIV E POLICY
400.00
473.27
0. D. 73.27
C o u n ty C le r k
BUREAU OF BOLOGICAL
SURVEY
1900.00
1100.00
800.00
CLERK’S SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT
GOVERNM ENT T R A PPE R
' 600.00
300 00
300.00
SHOWING BUDGETED ITEMS FOR FISCAL YEAR, JULY 1, " COST OF D ELIN Q U EN T TAX
1949 TO JUNE 30, 1950, INCLUSIVE,
SHOWING EXPENDI
FORECLOSURE
75.00
75.00
TURES FROM JULY 1, 1949 TO DECEMBER 31, 1949 INCLU SER V IC E ORGANIZATIONS
600.00
600.00
SIVE,
AND UN EX PEN DED BALANCES AS OF DECEM A D V ER TISEM EN T O F W H EA T
BER 31, 1919
LEAGUE ASSOCIATION
30.00
30.00
1940
CODE,
ANNOTATIONS
COUNTY G E N E R A L FUND
A LAW BOOKS
350.00
12.00
338.00
Bal. an of
A m ount
A m ount
Insurance on Law Books
190.00
190.00
Dec. 3 1 ,’49
Budg’d
E xpen’d
ACCOUNT
R E T IR E M E N T FU N D
1200.00
367.56
8^2.44
COUNTY COURT
$ 750.00
$ 750.00
$ 1500.00
County Judges S alary
Total A m ount of Budget
$ J5 9344.00
125.00
250.00
125.00
County Judge’s expenses
Total Am ount Expended
$ 28,604.35
215.55
284.45
Comm’rs fees, m ileage, adm in.
500.00
U nexpended Balance as of Dec. 31, 1949
$30,739.68
CIRCUIT COURT
331.96
68.04
400.00
W itness & Ju ro rs’ fees
217.96
400.00
182.04
R eporter’s fees & expenses
GEN ERA L ROAD FUND
25.00
25.00
Meals for Jurors
A m ount
25.00
25.00
Amount
Bal. as of
Bailiff’s, fees
ACCOUNT
100.00
Budg’d
100.00
Expen’d
Circuit Judge’s expense
Dec. 3 1 ,’49
JU STIC E COURT
W EED CONTROL
$ 3000.00
50.00
$ 3000.00
- 50.00 -
Ju ro rs, W itnesses, etc.
WAGES
15000.00
9965.00
750.00
750.00
5035.00
1500.00
Salary
R E PA IR S
4000.00
3905.77
205.29
44.71
94.23
250.00
Office adm inistration
GAS A O IL
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,
i 4000.00
1149.49
2850.51"
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P
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N
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S
T IR E S A TUBES
2500.00
683.77
1816.23
27.31
150.00
122.69
G EN ER A L S U PPL IE S
2000.00
1287.78
712.22
—
COUNTY CLERK
INSURANCE A ONE-HALF
1440.00
2880.00
1440.00
C lerk’s salary
CO M PREH ENSIV E P O L IC Y -
550.00
"778.07 O.. D. 228 07
1320.00
2640.00
1320.00
D eputy’s salary
M ISCELLANEOUS
2000.00
661.45
1338.55
90.08
30p.00
209.92
Incidental expenses
BRIDGES A CULVERTS
7500.00
-
322.66
7177
34
24.15
.225.85
250.00
Record Books & B lanks
BUILDING FU ND FOR
150.00
150.00
Office Equipm ent
ROAD EQ U IPM EN T
250.00
250.00
ROAD MACHINERY
15900.00
11567.58
4332.42
3285.00
3285
00
COUNTY AGENT
CRUSHED ROCK OR *
COUNTY ASSESSOR
ROAD IM PROVEM ENT
2500 00
2500.00
1440 00
1440.00
2880.00
Assessor’s salary
R E T IR E M E N T FU N D
900.00
272.59
627.41
186.97
13.03
200.00
Rolls, Detail Sheets, etc.
75.00
25.00
100.00 .
Office help
150.00
150.00
T otal A n o a n t of Budget
* 60100.00
Appraisal & Field w o rk
’ 200.00
Total A m ount Expended
Office equip., repairs, m ain., etc. 200.00
$ 33,094.16
25.00
25.00
U nexpended B alance as of Dec. 31 1949
50.00
Office adm inistration
$ 27,005.84
56.80
43.20
. 100.00
New office equipm ent
)
STA TE OF OREGON
COUNTY SHERIFF
) SS.
1440.00
2880.00
1440.00
Sheriff’s salary
COUNTY OF SHERM AN
)
\
1320.00
2640.00
1320.00
D eputy’s salary
* . >
47.29
750.00
702.71
X, Ross O rnduff, C ounty Clerk o f 'th e County of Sherrpan,
Incidental expenses
19.48
55.52
State Industrial Accident Comm , *75.00
S tate of Oregon, do hereby c e rtify th a t the foregoing rep o rt is
125.50
300.00
174.50
New office equipm ent
prep ared from and based u p o n th e records of th is office; and
360.00
360.00
Official car & incidental expens« 720.00
th a t th e sam e is a full, tru e and correct rep o rt to the best of m y
72.80
52.20
125.00
know ledge and belief.
Travel outside county ,
COUNTY TREASURER
Dated this 19th day of Ja n u ary , 1950.
720.00
720.00
1440.00
T reasurer’s salary
Ross Ornduff
121.00
150.00
29.00
Record Books & B lanks
County Clerk
45.00
45.00
A dm inistrative expenses
i