Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, March 28, 1952, Page 3, Image 3

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^H E M M A N
((» IM A
Moro Personals
lo t R \ \ l
MORO,
o lii < .o \
BO R N ; r o Mr. and Mr
dar
< us F slii :er.
M nrch 25
D alles, ~SV la u g h te r. L et a
A la rg ì m e etin g o f s e b ol pa-
tro u s. wa
belli a t the
w h ich
M on day night
hou
th ere w a s m uch
d iscu ssio n o f
school a ffa irs .
R a y m o n d i.Bud) Hs lin g e r, son
o f M r. and M rs. C le m .E s lin g e r
o f H illsbo ro , w a s h e re last w ee k
end to say. g o o d b jT to h is re la ­
tiv e s in th is c o u n ty b e fo re he
d e p a rts
fo r Jap an
and K o rea
w ith th e P o r tla n d -a ir w in g that
w as r e c e n t l y o rd ered o ve rse a s.
A t pre-school
c lin ic r V ill
In*
held A p r il 4 iieg in n in g at 11:00
o ’clo ck in th e
in o rn in g at the
co u rt house.
D r. N oel
Sm ith
w ill be in ch a rg e . T h o se d e sir­
in g
a p p o in tm e n ts ’ m a y
ca ll
M oro 829.
A bridal s h o w e r in honor o f .
M iss J u n e S c h e r r e r
w as g iv e n
M onday n igh t b y M rs. C la ir Bal-
zer at her hom e. M iss S c h e rre r's
e n g ag em e n t to C a rl E u g e n e S h e l­
le y h as been ann oun ced.
R ich ard E r n e s t W e st, 61, is
M r. and M rs. G ordon. F r a s e r
b ein g held
in th e co u n ty j a i l . left T u e sd a y m o rn in g fo r C a lif­
e x p e c tin g „ to s ta y u n til
on w a rra n ts fro m o th er co u n ties orn ia
ch a rg in g that he o b tain ed m o n ­ a fte r E a s te r w h en (h e y w ill re ­
e y u n d er fa lse p reten ces.
•• • tu r n h e re to fin is h th e ir v is it to
•Miss M ildred E a k i n , is hom e A m erica a fte r abou t fiv e y e a rs
again a fte r h a v in g h er a p p e n d ix in E n gla n d and G e rm a n y w h e re
re m o v e d at
th e M id-C olu m bia he is F A O m a n a g e r fo r G erm a n y .
ho sp ital in T h e D alles a w ee k M onday he .w a s in P o rtla n d to
m ake b ro ad casts on radio .^a
b efo re last. •
~
.
BO R N : T o Mr. and M rs. W il­ tions th ere.
liam A.
H all, M arch 2 < T h e
M rs. D o ro th y P e e tz and h er
D afles, a son.
son L o u is, w e r e here la st W eek
L iq u id S o ld e r ,
Baraejr*« O. V„ fo r a v is it w ith M rs. O ra P e etz,
I H lllìV
- M iss F a y e B. S m ith , field re ­
p re se n ta tiv e fo r th e
R ed C ro ss
w o r k in g o u t o f San F ra n c isc o in
ea stern
O regon
and
so u th ern
Id aho is h e re th is w ee k to aid
in the fu n d d r iv e a n d fo r the
d riv e fo r e x tra fun ds occasion ed
by. th e to rn ad o losses - j n
the
south. E x tr a n eeded
from th is
io u n t y is $150.
Friday* n igh t a
d in n e r fo r the. w o rk e rs ' w ill be
g iv e n at th e hotel w ith 5 V ern o n
F la tt, co u n ty ch a irm a n
p re sid
SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL.
'gTATEMANT
for the year ended December 31. 1931,
of the U N IT E D STATES OUARAN-
3 EE COM PANY of New York, In th«
Elate of New York, made to the In-
•urance commissioner of th« State of >
Oregon, pursuant to la w :
A D M IT T E D ASSETS
B o n d s _________- ____ » 22.782021.14
Stork«
_____ •______ 14.422.090.00
Mortgage loan« on real
estate _______ __ ___
None
Real e s ta te ___None •
Cash and bank deposit! 3,434.161.S3
A Rent«* bain nee« or un­
collected prem ium «__ 1.330.026.90
Interest, dnklenda and
real estate Income dua
and a c c ru e d _______
310.185.31
Other ass e t« _________
473.965.03
new mail and freight schedules
Total
..,1
Kfcnt •
9:30
A n te lo p e
u ll
liabilities. «x-
_____ 820.173.836.38
—
surplus
funds 3,027,144,82
Unasstmed
funds (stir- *
plus) 16.591,468.89
at 7:00
fo r all S h erm a n C o u n ty poin ts
er« ___
Dividends to
policy­
holders
. . . ___. . .
Capital charges ( n e t ) .
Other ttsmS affecting
surplus (n e t)
____
This means ¡overnight freieht service
-tlTt*' ,
Flatt's Truck Service
A
— A wide range o f price»
that meet« all withe»
R U FU S IT E M S
Mr». Georg»- F o x
T h e ladles Qf the R u fu s ch u rch
iv in g a b rid al
sh o w er fo r
8
8 9 5 .1 7 6 8 4
r /Z i t h e W a ter
Total
statement of
PremnnM earsM . —
Lai ss e toctsrr« d ------
lx.»« expenses Incurred.
Other underwrltlB« ex-
pensee Incurred — — -
onderw ritlnt '!•-
underw rttlnt
67,570,34
Non«
gain
Set your sights oh the economy o f a
222. 030.29
surplus i nst) ----------
To tal capital and sur­
plus Items (
Decrease tn
îllttîl
N o m onthly service ch arg e ...n o m inim um
balance required.
78.893 89
Open your Low C o « checking account today.
22 398.06
22.792.09
"« S W
7»
irrt« ? " « b r * . „ 8 4 0 . 2 3 0 7
Net premium ____
Net loeses paid
_
Principal office tn Oregon
Building. Portland 4. Oregon.
Or.
Low Cost checking account It is a top
banking "buy”...te n checks fo r only $1.00!"
427.882.03
iB v es tise flV Iatm M
Total, before federal in-
come taxes
—-
Net Income _____— -
2 056,533 60
SHERMAN COUNTY BRANCH
ST N A T IO N A L
Ltght Refreshment Beverage of
Mitlions of Temperate People
B AN K
OF PO RTLAND
I Beefo’s
The EASY-DOES-IT CORNER
( A
i ltE ’l l i N B A N D E R S E N
K E IT H
N e in » .
A farm er w e know does th in gs
th e ea sy w a y . . . like checking
th e track ten sion on h i s ’trac­
tor w ith a straigh t tim ber as
sh ow n in th e diagram.
odjust track to
i t r i o rsog
BEEFO’S
A t th e C A P I T A L C I T Y , M o ro , O re g o n *
tractor track
G r a ss V a lle y , O regon
P h o n e: G rass V a lle y , 232
M illio n s
Beefo’s
))Ve sold it in past years
W E
f
'
H AVE
IT
/fl// scott ¿o 2L/
We'd like to show you why Inter­
nationals have been first in Eeavjoduty
truck sales for 20 straight years.
It w ill soon be 21, because truck
operators who know hauling costs will
continue to prefer Internationals — the
trucks that give them lower operating
and maintenance costs, longer truck life.
If you’re interested in these money-
saving advantages,* why not come in
and see us about an International Truck
engineered for your job?
O n ly In te rn a tio n a ls g iv e you —
• All-truck engine«—built In the world'« large*! truck
engine plant.
*
• The "room leit, moti comfortable cob on th« rood"
— Hm Comfo-Vbion Cob.
• Superet««rlng ly ile m - w o r e potiti*« control, «a»-
i«r handling and 3 7 * turning ongl«.
• Th« «am« traditional truck tough new th a th o i kept
International first In heavy -duty truck «al«« far 20
straight years.
• The truck engineered for your |ob . . . 115 basic
models, from H -ton to 90,000 lbs. O V W ratings.
• Largest exclusive truck service organisation.
A G A IN
• I CaliUnua Pieduil
Distributed Sry
C a t h e r in e A n d e r s o n
*
❖ .
Beefo’s
A Suetcrd Oil C er>.
Me.be> tederal D.porit iMuroac« C«»»oreMe
i ♦ - More farming has been done here
RPM Tractor R oller L ub ricart
a id s in wealing bearings again st
w ater, d u st and grim e.
C a ll us a b o u t it. O tir lo c a l
busin ess is b u ilt op prom p t,
friendly service.
H e a lso lu b r ic a te s th e bear­
in g s w ith RPM Tractor Koller
L u b rica n t. S a v e s him m ain­
t e n a n c e t im e and c o a ts, b e ­
cause it ’s sp ecially com pound­
ed to provide a tough protec­
tive film *rn bearings. D oesn’t
squeeze » even under heavy
shock lo^ub.
ILTMF1A BRÍWINS Ci, IDUNA. WAU.. I l i
*Tre4e Merk» Reg. U. S. Po». OH
• W T auao oeroow rooriMW"
4
♦m Beefo’s this winter than in the
«whole county combined. We’ll miss
♦it soon except rainy days when they
♦will be back dry and hungry.
Tension On Your Tractor
straight
timber
Beefo’s
4s
Easy Way To Check Track
What gives
Olymbia
rare flavor?
C e n tu rie s o f b r e w in g e x p e r i­
e n c e h ave s h o w n that c er ta in
w a te r s h a v e a m o r e s o lv e n t
q u a lity th an o th e r s t o e x tra c t
rare an d d e sir a b le fla v o rs fro m
th e h o p s an d g r a in s , a n d im ­
part th e m to th e b e e r. O u r su li-
te r r a n e a n w a te r p r o v e s h o w
t h is f a u lt le s s b r e w i n g w a te r
p r o d u c e s an o u ts ta n d in g b e e r.
----
8ur|diis as retards poll-
600,000 00
D ooly & Co., Portland,
Y o u r p a tr o n a g e w i l l h e lp us m a in t a i n th is s c h e d u le "
'*
Bj R o g e r M ifler
' A
.ven>
s u c c e s sfu l
sq u a re
TraMi B u r n e r s
B a r n e y 's G. V. d an ce w as helft*"Satu rday n igh t
D u p on t C h e m ic a ls B a r n e y 's (». V at th e
G ra ss V a lle y
p a v ilio n
w ith abou t 90 in
a tte n d a n ce.
T h e «liince, w h ich w a s sponsor-
»uperior servie«
,e<^ b y , the se n io r cla ss,
nfetted
o f person«! a tte n d a n c e
abou t '$ .* « ’ to help
fin a n ce the
se n io r sn eak.
T H A T COSTS N O MORE
T h e M bro P a ren t-T e a c h er a s ­
so ciatio n m et7 T h u r s d a y in re g u ­
lar session . A sy m p o siu m gro u p
fro m the
U n iv e r s ity o f O r e g o n '
w a s th e m ain
fea tu re on the
program .^
•
«OOOLlìAVt
su.iw a*
"IX ,“
Total capital and sur­
plus tteffia (net) . . . » 1.388.963.06
Increase in surplus as
resards policyholders. 2.863,878.87
B UB IN E88 IN OREGON
FOR T H E Y E A R
Net premiums received__8269 273,83
Net loases p a id ____ 107.06K7B
Dividend« paid or credited •
to policyholders L . — ___
Nona
Principal office In Oregon, _
out of Portland
Moro School News
r;.p,(E p*“ M 4 i« » o o
Total underwriting de­
ductions _____ . . . .8 1 2 .3 0 4 , Sgll. 99
Net underw rites gala
or loss
949
Investment In co m e ___ 1,033
Other Income _______ ’ 4 52
Total, before .federal
___
Income taxes----- --— .
ZTOB, 129.82
Federal Income taxes
Incurred _____
559.214 01
Net Income ____ ____
1.476,913 81
Dividends to stockhold­
F R E I G H T o u t o f T h e D alles every- m o rn in g
H E W IN G C U B M HBTH
B y W ilm a G e n try
T h e H a n d y G ir ls S e w in g clu b
m et M arch 24. T h e m e etin g w as
called ^ k jir d e r b y P resid e n t Ma-
90.382 47
.osa adjustment
e X-
8.152 42
t \ earned premiums —
855.590.44
39.371 51
All other lfa o lU tle a -----
Total liabilities, except”
8 813,636.84
Total ________ ...------ 843 792.450 23
statement o r IN C OM E
Premiums earned ____ 813.254.408.58
Losses Incurred *____ 5 620.987 03
lx>sa expenses Incurred 1.384,631.48
Other underw rite« ex­
penses fncurred_____ ~ 9.298,973.91
SA M E AS A T PRESEN T
DORIN WILBURN
69
Surplus ss regards pol­
icyholders . . . . . . . . . 823.618.613.8T
Hours a.m.
«,
ing s in ce co m in g to- M oro from- v is M iller.
J essie R ice
T h u r s d a y , A p r i l ’ 3,
E rn est W oods.
- N ina Bek-due and Susan W oods at the R u fu g ra n g e h all a t 2:30
Mr. an d M rs. C h a r le y P o w ell led th r gro u p in a s o n g d m i y e ll. 1». in. • A ll
I ht*r
frie n d s a re
ta m e up fro m P o r tla n d W edn es­
in the b u sin ess m eetin g the in vited .
d a y to - look o v e r th e ir ran ch a d u ll m a d e . plan s fo t an F a s t e r
Re,v.* and M rs. A d ria n R o b irts
few d ays.
p arty.
and Mrs. John H a th ieso n w e r e
A c re w has m o ved
into the
S ew It’s F un g ro u p is s ta rtin g A in P o rtla n d F rid a y o n bu sin ess.
co u n ty and is w o r k in g
on the on aprons and pot holders.
G en eral P a in t s ,. B a r n e y ’s G . V.
im p ro v em e n ts to th e C o ttonw ood
Ju st,, So G irls
a re fin ish in g
grad e on th e
S h e rm a n co u n ty s c a rfs
and s ta r tin g
on
side. G r a v e lin g fo r th e m ain part to ys.
4
o f the g r a d e w ill tie
done and
W e a re s o rr y to s a y th a t- o n e
g ra d in g tiie u p p er ynd o f the o f o u r leaders, M rs. K a th e r in a
W K L L D R IL L IN G
road bt fo re g ra v e lin g .
*
F iik in is absen t becau se o f the
T H E D A L L E S, OREGON
Jim J o h n so n has
betm kept, illn e ss o f her d a u g h te r, M ildred,
aln-d w ith a s e v e r e cold fo r s e v ­ w h o Is in the hosp ital.
Phone 3729,
518 W . 7 th S t
eral d a y s th is w ee k .
*
S
■pedal ....
10:45
Barmy
8Y N O P 8ia_O f* A N N U A L
À T ÏÜ 1 E N T
STA'
for the Ÿ»ar
ded December 31,
1951. of the
C A L IF O R ____
N IA U N IO N INBURANCB
COM PANY
of San Francises, tn the State ot
allfornla made to the Insurance
ommlssloner of the Stats ot Ore-
Kon, pursuant to law:
«
A D M IT T E D ASSETS
Bonds _________ 606.829 13
Cash and bank deposes
280.100.75
Aten t«’ balances or un-
collect
»cted MélBNSH
premlu
- . 120 259.17
Interest, dlvldeods and
real -aetata Income dua
and accrued
-----
1.
Other aaeeta ______ -----
100
paid
up
» 2.000.000 00
M a il & E xp ress-N orth b o u n d
,
Tvrpeatln’e
--- 8
7:45
8:45
ing.
: I
'
T hursday»
n igh t
Dr. F ra n k
Q ueen o f
tiie U.
O. m edical
school w ill sp eak on ca n ceo K a t
T h e D a lle s h ig h school at « p. in
T h e ru ra l school board co n sid ­
e red th e b u d g ets of the co u n ty
sch o o ls T h u r s d a y n ight at- the
o ffic e o f the sup erintenden t.
I J lt le
N a n c y , M cKean
w as
k ick e d b y a h o rse this- w ee k and
p in th e h o sp ita l w ith a b ro k en
lègt
Mr. anti Mirs. Ginft-ge M itchell
w en t to P en d leto n M onday w h ere
sh e -talked to
the
P en dleton
G ard en c lu b t h a t ' even in g, t i l ­
in g th em a b o u t Un- hardy c h r y ­
san them um s* T h é MitghelVg «lau­
g h te r,
M rs. T o m R yd er
and
ch ild re n cam e hom e w ith th e m ..
Mr. and M rs. I .ester
C on lea
le ft th e f i r s t o f tlie week fo r a-
fe w d a y s in Portkm d.
M rs. I-ester C on iee w as host
la s t ''T h u r s d a y to the P ast M a­
tro n s clu b at a dessert luncheon.
B r id g e and can asta w ere in pla\
fo r th e a fte rn o o n w ith Mrs. R uth
•imparling h igh and Mrs. S h e lley
R o b erso n lo w In b rid ge and M rs,
N aom i V a n G ild er high in ca n a ­
sta.
• In a d eal m ade this w e e k Ar-
still-M on roe
bough: the g a ra ge
b u ild in g th e y h a ve been occup y-
"T o ta l admitted assets »43,792 430.25
L IA B IL IT IE S . S U R PI.U a A N D
O TH E R FU N D S
I-o««««
-----------
4.464.282.00
Loas adjustment ex­
penses ____________ _
838,320.00
Unearned premiums __ L0.334.640.00
AM other UabllltiM . . . - 4 316,594 58
M a il & . E xpress-Soutn b o u n d
G rass V a lle y
1 m 52
2M,
1. Mis,
randson o f
Mrs. Ora
P eetz is ;oing to Jap an A p ril 1
w ith th
tir w in e that has been
ti .lin in g
at
the P o rtla n d
a ir
b.i-e.
T h e S u n d a y e v e n in g L a y m a n ’s
fo ru n f to l>e h eld ^at the C o m ­
m u n ity c h u rc h w ill h a v e fo r its
to p ic
’’.The' C h ris tia n and P o li­
tic s ’’, On the- pan el w ill lie H arry.
P in k erto n ,
G eorge
M itchell,
C la u tle M a y and John P a rk e r.
T im e is 8.00 p. m.
Effective A pril 1
W a sco
M A R C II
K e ith M c D o n a ld
W asco, O regon
P h o n e: W a sc o 552
fin e r fla vo r !
/ts Tops in its Field '
\L E T IT BE TOPS IN YOURS
4
4
:Kill
Those Weeds
>
W ITH
$2.60 Dt.
$4.10 fifth
ISTANTOX 2/4-D
ESTER FORM
Our prices are competitive with
♦
the cooperatives
t.
COME A N D SEE US
J.
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J , THE OLD SU N N Y BRO O K C O .. LOU ISVILLE, KEN TU CKY
M O R O , OREGON
PHONE 191
J. K. McKean Company
H
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MORO,
Oregon
TRUCKS
M o rs than One M illion Now on the Road
Mo. 6-
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