Sherman County journal., April 11, 1952, Page 4, Image 4

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SHERMAN COUNTY JO U R N A L
MOHO. OREGON
FRIDAY’, APRIL
11, IMS
re q u ire d by law' fo r such offenses reports. - Ranges and pastures
s k it. M a ry Tate sang a vo ca l, T R A F F IC CASES K E P T
as d riv in g w h ile Intoxicated, hit- are b e tte r than last m onth, b u t
OREGON COURTS BUSY
solo.
and «run, and
m anslaughter re ­ continue to ru n below last year's
The bride-to-be was presented a D U R IN G P AS T M O N TH
average.
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Oregon
By Mrs. George L. Fox
corsage o f rosebuds then escort-
usual la st a tion, and licénses m ay be sus­ ranges and pastures in eastern iod. A t th is tim e, hay and g ra in lent.
Mrs. W illia m Macnab enter- *d to the table to open her g ifts , courts busier than
Oregon were snow covered fo r
tained the C o m m u n ity Card d u b She was assisted by .Mrs K e ith m onth as a to ta l o f 4,721 convic­ pended fo r repeated convictions
on
lesser
counts.
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at her home Tuesday evening. Thom pson o f Moro and Mrs. D4ck
were reported to state m otor ve­ plained.
D a ffo d il flow ers made the room Peck o f The Dalles. The g ifts
D riv in g w h ile intoxicated cost
hicle o ffic ia ls , the secretary of
b rig h te r. Three tables o f pinochle w ere shown to the more than 30
state’s tr a ffic safety d iv is io n said the licenses o f 242 persons last
were in play w ith Mrs. Tom Mac- women present
m o n th , as compared w ith 218 in
nab w in n in g high prize and Mrs.
R efreshm ents o f cake w ith today.
M arch reports o f convictions M arch o f 1950.
Leland Medler receiving consola- w hipped cream, tea and conee w ere a p p ro x im a te ly 44 perce n t
tio n prize. The next m eeting w ill w ere served a t in d iv id u a l card
T he- M arch 1 range and pas­
m ore num erous than the num ber
be a t the home o f Mrs. Tom tables made p re tty W ith table-
tu r e co n d itio n of fill p e rte n t was
received in M arch a year ago.
Macnab on May 6.
cloths and shower napkins.
Oregon law requires a ll courts s lig h tly above average fo r th is
The hostess served cake and
E x p lo re r Scouts Charles w 11- hearing tr a ffic cases to re p o rt date, the crop re p o rtin g service
coffee late in the evening. Be- son and .Neal Eaton and th e ir convictions to the dep a rtm e n t o f
D IS T IN C T IV E F U N E R A L
sides the hostess those present leaders, W illia m O’B rien, scout state, w here th e y become a p a rt
w ere Mrs. Chet Coats, Mrs. Ken r a s t e r and D ick S m ith, assistant o f the file s ke p t on in d iv id u a l
You can't boat thoao
HERVICK WITHIN THE
In tern atio n al Truck» are engineered
neth F rid le y , Mrs. Dewey Tho- scout master o f Rufus w e n t w ith
d rivers.
International pickup truck exclusive«:
mas, M rs
E lto n M elder, Mrs. the E x p lo re r Scouts of th is disr
to stay young in spite of the toughest
Suspension o f d riv e r licenses is
M EANS OF ALL
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Silver Diamond v a lv e in b e a d engine built 1« the
George Fox, Mrs. Don Macnab, tr lc t on the yacht Francis fo r a
hauling conditions.
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world's large.» truck engine plan».
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M rs F ra n k Reid, Mrs. W ayne tr ip to Y outh Camp W yeth last Nail«,
Barney*«
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• TKe "room ie.!, mo«t comfortable cab on the road"
B artron, Mrs. F ra n k LeM aster weekend. A n in te re stin g event of
They are built that way because our
and Mrs. H a rry Adams.
the t r ip was going thro u g h the
— the Comfo-VUlon Cab.
JUUUULJULJUUUUUUUUULÍLÍULP-
45 years of heavy-duty truck building
Mrs. Charles Lester G ray was locks at Bonneville. A lth o u g h the
• Super -steering system — more positive control,
experience
proves
it
pays.
T
hat’s
why
honored at a show er Wednesday* w eather was d riz z ly , the group
easier handling. 3 7 * turning angle.
more than half of all the International
afternoon a t the R ufus grange had a w onderful tim e,
Leonard It. ^mlth
•O N i oa a p o i i w
• N ine m odel. . . 4,200 to 8,600 lb*. G V W rating».
hall.
The hostesses were Mlrs.
The classes o f the Rufus Sun-
Trucks ever built are still making money
6 t t , 8 and M t . bodie*. 113, 127, 134-in. wheei-
The Dalle*. Oregon
Grace Medler, Mrs. H arland Me- day school are g iv in g a program
for
their
owners.
T
hat’s
why
Inter­
Phone 313»
Donald and Mrs. M alcolm Gray. E aster m o rn in g a t
10 o’clock
e The traditional truck tough new that Hb« kept
nationals give you the kind of young-
The g ifts w ere arranged on a d u rin g the Sunday school hour
International fire» iss heavy-duty truck ta le , f o r
truck
performance
you
want.
w h ite linen covered table. The
Saturday afternoon, A p ril 12 a t
N ewly Decorated Rooms
20
straight y e a n .
centerpiece was a tra ile r house 2 o’clock th e c h ild re n of the Ru-
If you are considering a new truck.,
fr»« »2.25 «P ’
a Largest exclusive truck service orgonitation.
over w h ich hovered the s to rk Jus* co m m u n ity are In vite d to
why not stop in soon?
c a rry in g a bundle.
F r u it tree gather at the church fo r an Eas
£ G aroga Fociliti.» 0 Dining Room
bloesomts in w h ite and p in k and te r egg h u n t The R ufus church
^C o H o o S k o p <1 Roby Sitter Service
pussy w illo w s w ere used about has been m aking th is an annual
* . W . 11»»>et S ta r k St. P o r tla n d , O r e
the rooms.
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o T r r T T T T T in n n n n n n n m
Mrs. H arlan McDonald had t Rev. and Mrs. A d ria n R o b irts
charrge o f th e p ro g ra m
F irs t and Mlrs. John Mathieson attend- Gibsson Ita ng m
Burney*« G. V-
there was a quiz game in w h ich ¿d special church
services
in
Mlrs. W a lt B ru c k e rt w on the y a k lm a , Wash., F rid a y,
prize.A reading In w h ich a ll took
my
and Mrs. A n d y E ngberg
part. Each person present was gpent last week m oving to a
given a »tick o f gum, a too th p ick house in Wasco w h ic h they re-
and a piece o f paper to mold a * cently purchased. Mrs. Engberg
baby. Mrs. W a lt B ru c k e rt again w m continue cooking fo r the Ru-
won w ith her scu lp tu re w o rk.
f ug school u n til school is o u t
T he guest o f honor was assist-
R ichard S m ith whose w ife has
ed in opening her g ifts by Mrs.
away v is itin g her grandmp-
Peter W elk. The g ifts were th e n
j n t he va lle y, was a d in n e r
passed around fo r everyone to guegt Wednesday o f M j. and M-s.
see.
W m. -O’B rie n a t Biggs
The hostesses served angel
M rg Charles l i s t e r G ra y of
food cake w ith a pudding inside p o r tiand visited dusing the week
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and coffee to the assembled at the
home o a f Charles’
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guests. On each plate was a blue M r an(j Mrs. Roland Johneon.
w ax diaper fille d jri.th p in k and
mass Jessie Rice,
d aughter
w h ite m in t*. E n jo y in g the occa- o f mjts . X y th e l’ Rlce was mar-
elon besides those mentioned
lo R<xl L Newm an ftetur-
Modal 1-122 with «-ft. pickup body and AD-A-RAK «»oka and «deboard
were Mrs. M arie B a rn e tt Coop- ¿ay, A p ril 5, at the E vangelical -x tfii „ l a s t s
attachntant, 127-in. whaalbata.
er o f Portland, Mrs. L o is Hilda« U
B rethern
rethern church
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n ite
ite d
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church in
in The
The
Up-to-date farm homes
brand of Hood R ive r, Mrs. John Dalle«.
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and buildings of wood are
H lld e rb ra n d , Mrs. Peter W elk,
For com plat* Information about any Inturnattonal Truck, soo —
George Fox returned
F rid a y
practical . . . profitable.
Mrs. G aylord Gpy, Mrs. Joe D rin n ig h t iru
m
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fro m H erm iston w here he
Economy, ease of remod­
kard. Mm. Joe HHderbrand and had gone to b u ild some fence
eling, low maintenance,
Mrs. George D rin k a d r, Jr. aU of Qn hJg pjace t f,ere. F rid a y eve-
Wasco; Mrs. R M. Johnson, Mrs. n in g he attended a ru ra l school
and warmth, strength,
George D rln k a rd sr., Mr«. Law - fx>art, inee tin g in Moro,
and d u ra b ility m ake
rence F u n k, Mrs. « A lt a ^ a n ltP . - j^ugget, and L lo y d Cozier o f
wood th e ideal farm
Mrs. L u th e r Steward, .M rs At- Rufug gchool le ft Wednesday to
building material. We can
lee W ilson, Mrs. Benton B arnett, a((enfj elsewhere. Russell was in
give you helpful advice
M rs W m. O’B rien, M rs
W a lt
ai x th grade and IJ o y d was
on well planned wood
M o rris. M rs. C u rtis Neal, M rs # j reghTnan
mgs.
homes and bulldli
W m .. H uck, Mrs. Fay -Brackett,
The Rufug hig h
school stu-'
M rs. George Fox, Mrs. Sam
have been busy w o rk in g
B rock and Mrs. C u rt To® -
on tha school annual. The stu-
. The women
of the
Kurus dentg reCelved th e ir re p o rt cards
church honored M!l«s Jessie Rice
jagt n j ne weej j , period.
*?«> : br± , ± n
'The K p fu . p .T A
elected »11
T hursday a *
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hall and ntole offlicecu to serve (o r the
« a . held at the grange hall an ra in ln ((
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Everything to Build With
ea ih ° " <eM
i .h n
Ualhleeon Htrfua school iMtonday • evening
“ nd T . : W ith Mrs. Charlea W llaon. pre
Rufus News
GHAREL
Free Rooms for Kiddies
wnroH/fl
aáá■fW'
H er -. iiim íi :
J. K. McKean Company
MauserLbr.Co.
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tnnmni-«.
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James Tate.
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A green crepe paper u m b re lla
w ith p re tty rose corsages at the
end o f the streamers hanging
fro m it centered the w h ite lin e n
covered table.
Mrs. Fay B rackett had charge
o f the program . A w ish in g rin g
wan p u t on each one’s fin g e r w ho
made a w lah fo r the b ride to be.
Then Miss Rice was to wear the
rin g the rest o f the afternoon to
make the wishes come true. Mrs.
Joe M o rris gave a reading on
and M rs .’ James Tate p u t on a
sident, conducting the meeting.
A fte r the n o m in a tin g com m ittee
gave th e ir re p o rt the
o ffice rs
were eIecled:
w iM ia m O’B rien,
Gerald Parsons, vice-
p re s e n t,
r a y B rackett,
tree-
surer, and George Fox,
secre-
tary*
A com m ittee was appointed to
see about, g e ttin g
vo lle y ball
suits fo r the g irls and basketball
suits fo r the grade boys. Mrs.
W illia m Macnab was appointed
as chairm en and
Mrs. George
Fox and Mrs. H arvey as assis-
tanta.
B FirePower
86 PROOF - THE OLD HERMITAGE
COMPANY. FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY
is so'iuùcii uiitii+Ilian H0BSW 0W
THE G A Y SHOP
lovely new dresses and Lingerie -
W hite Stag, Lazy Susan^wrap skirt
Clam Diggers, Levis, N ew Blouses
G ay Shop
W asco
HYNOPBIH OF A N N U A L S T A T E M E N T
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The Dalles. Oregon
VORO,
Oregon
- O reg o n
For the year ended December 31, 1931
Of the OREGON M U T U A L F IR E IN S U R A N C E C O M P A N Y o f
M cM in n ville , In the State o f Oregon made to the Insurance Com­
m issioner o f the State o f Oregon, pursu a n t to law:
t „£ BI6 wilding clinic
A D M IT T E D ASSETS
Bonds ....................... ............................... $ 4.951,987.QO
W arrants ............................................... 751.24
Real estate, less $------- encumbrances
105,291.40
Cash and bank d e p o s its ___ ______
976,906.13
A g e n t’s balances o r uncollected
609,559.90
prem ium s _____________________
Interest, dividends and reel estate
44,162.30
Income due and accrued ---------
115,476.59
O ther assets
___
» 6,804,134.56
T o ta l adm itted assets
L IA B IL IT IE S , SURPLUS A N D O T H E R FUN DS
....................................................... $ 201.072.23
1 16,100.00
Ix>s8 adjustment e x p e n se s............
4,306,185 74
Unearned prem ium s — _____ ______
152,658.25
A ll oth e r lia b ilitie s _________ 7—
4,676,017.22
Total lia b ilitie s , except capital
Special surplus funds $ 128,117.34
Losses
Unassigned funds
(surplus)
2,000,000.00
Surplus as regards p o lic y h o ld e rs ------
2.128.117,34
S T A T E M E N T OF IN C O M E
Piem lum B earned ......... ......... ..............
Losses Incurred ------------------------ -
I 1,119,187.12
119,369.77
I xjss expenses Incurred .......................
U81.500.35
Other u n d e rw ritin g expenses in c u rre d
T o ta l u n d e rw ritin g deductions
N et u n d e rw ritin g gain o r loss
Investment Income -------------------
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$ 3,080.147.21
2,420,057.24
660,089.97
97,322.49
2,313.73
759.726.19
31.838.63
727,887.56
387,174.53
62,876.51
324,298.02
+ FirePower gives your gasoline a
tetter place to work . . . the first
hemispherical combustion chamber in a
stock-car engine. It makes possible
more power from every drop of gas.
You feel it the minute you open up a
Chrysler, in greater accelerating power
»h«n y o u ’v e ever had at your command. ..
+ W h y n o t drive th is re v o lu tio n a ry n e w -typ e
" engine, and fed ita w o n d e rfu l difference r
fo r yourself? L e t y o u r C h rysle r dealer show
. yo u ho w m u ch more th a n horsepow er y o u r
m oney can b u y in th e engine C h ry s le r has
designed fro m scra tch to do an tfkgine’s
jo b b e tte r, longer, and m ore e ffic ie n tly
th a n p re vio u s engines can hope to do!
Learn how to repair broken part.«, hardface worn part« and
build labor «aver» front «crap around your farm. Practical
flemonatratlon« of latent equipment anti «wap «« ««Ion« of idea«.
You are invited to bring In «mall repair Job* from your farm
which you would like to see demonstrations on or learn how­
to repair yonraelf. A U ncoln engineer w ill be on hand for thl«
program.
Movie« and colored «tide« w ill be shown at the
evening «e«*don.
APRIL 34th 1 0 0 P. M. - 3:00 P. M. 8:00 P. M. • 10:00 P. M.
APRIL ÎSth 9:00 A. M. • 3:00 P.’ M.
Program w ill be held at your Lincoln dealer «tore
CHRYSLER
THE FINEST CAR AMERICA HAS YET PRODUCED
403.589.54
B U S IN E SS IN OREGON FOR T H E Y E A R
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N et p re m iu m s r e c e iv e d ....... ............
* 1'I g iu llA G
Moon Equipment Co.
WASCO
D U ld m ó s paid o r credited to policyholder«
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P rin c ip a l office In Oregon P. O. B ox 420, M c M in n v ille , Oregon
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F ire P o w e r is also a 6etter-6ui7f engine
th ro u g h o u t. I t doesn’t re q u ire p re m iu m
fuel. I t ru n s w ith less waste, less heat,
lees wear, less carbon d e p o sit th a n o th e r
ty p e engines can do. M o re o f y o u r
gasoline’s energy is tu rn e d in to a ctu a l
road power, greater reserve fo r passing
and to p speeds w hen needed . . .
$ 6.804.134.56
. T o t a l .................. ........... .................
O ther Income ----------------------------------
T otal, before federal Income taxes
Federal Income taxes Incurred
N et income — - ....................... ..
D ividends to policyholders ...............
O ther charges (net)
-------
T o tjfl capital and surplus
5 Items (net) ---------------------
Increase in surplus as regards
policyholders — ...........................
It’s worth remembering that today’s
Chrysler V-8 is not a “warmed-over”
engine, but basically brand new . . . the
first truly new type engine of modem
times. It does, indeed, open new horse­
power potentials, but what it can mean
Io you goes way beyond just that,... •
OREGON
PRATT MOTOR C O /W asco, Oregon
F ir s t a n d B ig g s S tr e e ts