Sherman County journal., June 27, 1952, Page 3, Image 3

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SH ERM AN
COUNTY
JO U R N A L ,
M ORO, O R EG O N
* F R I D A Y , J U N E IT , 1 S U
Moro Personals
Mr. and Mrs. U n Ellis left
Friday for Portland from where
they will take a plane for De
Mrs. Harriet Romine returned troit, Michigan where she will
(By Mrs. A. F. Balaer)
the first of the week from a vis­ attend the sessions of the Na­
it in Pendleton at the home of tional Education association. La­ Donald King visited in Grass
He will be
her daughter Mrs. Lloyd MjcRao ter they will pick up a car and Valley Thursday.
and family and in Prineville with drive through the middle west leaving for service in the far
her son and family.
visiting relatives for a few east in early July.
Divine worship services in the
Mrs. Anna Moore and Mrs. weeks.
Stella Poley of The Dalles re­ Past Matrons met Thursday Grass Valley Methodist church
turned the first of the week evening with Mrs. Clarence Spar­ next Sunday afternoon June 29
from a visit with friends and ling and 14 memlters played a» 3 .o’clock
Relatives from out of town at­
relatives in California,.. among bridge and canasta.
whom were M rs/ Poley’s son.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Meteer and tending the Roy Wells' funeral
Robert ‘and Mrs. A. Rose at family of Oregon City were here were Mrs. Frances Mathews of
Carmichael,
recently to visit with his sisters, Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ml. and Mrs. Giles French Mi’s. Kenneth Zachary and Mrs. Baker of Bend, and Mr. and
Mrs. L. W. Brockway of The
were in Seaside last week and John Shipley and families.,
attended the summer convention The Mbro Missionary society Dalles.1
Mrs. Joe Bibby was a business
of the Oregon Newspaper Pub­ met on June 18 at the church so­
lishers and visited with friends cial room for its last , meeting visitor in The Dalles Wednesday.
while there.
until September.
The hostess
If r and ^Irs. A. B. Damon and committee F/JIth Burnet, Inez Moro library hours: Wednes­
W. F. Jenne, aU of Portlaftd,' Thompson and Ella Bazzel, ser­ days, 7:00 to 8:30 p, m. and Fri­
The
spent the week end as guests ved a strawberry dessert at 2:00 days, 2:30 to „5:00 p ,m.
a( the Clarence Sparling home. p. m. to 15 members and two board suggests that you “Bring
your children to the library
Rev. yr. W. Gearhart is hi Port­ guests.
land this week to attend the. The business meeting was pre­ while you get a hair-cut” There
regular meeting of the . Presby­ sided over by • the president, are many fine new books there
Maggie Barnum.
The society to read, both for children and
terian synod.
The Jim Johnsons • moved to voted to give $10 toward a schol­ adults
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green
Odell last week to get ready,» for arship for a summer conference
the beginning of school at Wy' session at Camp Menucha, to go and three children of Chester,
East where he will.be coach. Mr. to some worthy young person of Montana, arrived F riday* for h
and Mrs. Ke|fh Thompson moved the Moro church and community. weeks visit with her parents,
into the house vacated by the. A committee was named to have Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mersinger
charge of arrangements and and family. ‘ •
Johnsons.
r
Mr. and Mrs. ;..Vernbn Miller make preparations for a rum­
drove to Prineville Sunay to look mage sale to be „held next' fall in
over the country and see the The Dalles. The committee: Gwen CARD OF THANKS
Mitchell, Inez Thompson -and
livestock.
We want to thank the friends
Leta ^»linger.
who have expressed their sym­
pathy and understanding in the
loss of our son and brother In
Korea.
Mt. and Mrs. Lin Ellis
—■ and Evan
we
Grass Valley
will be
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STATEMENT OF IN CO MR
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Of tke AMERICAN ALLIANCE INSURANC1
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BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE VEAB
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Met loaem paid
F or Y o u r Floors
LINOLEUM . .ARMSTRONG, NAIRN, PAW O
RUBBER TILE . . UNOLEUM TILE ,
ASPHALT TILE . . CORK TILE
KENTILK . . . KKNCORK
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U A B U J T IR S . SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS
Lmem _____________________________
Lern ed)m tm eet m peeem
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AS etbm U abilitle. _______________
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Synopsis o f A nnual Statem ent
Re* tbe year raded D rtrm kr t »1. IRSI
Of tbe CREAT AMERICAN INDEMNITY COM
FANT of NRW YORK. M tbe Stata ef N e« Terb.
■tade ta tbe leeeraaee Cammleeteaer ef tbe State
ef Oregeá. pereaaa« la M » i
F or Y o u r D ra in b o a rd s
FORMICA . . . CON8OWELD *
FIXIR-EVER VINYL PLASTIC
INLAID LINOLEUM
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ADMITTED ASSETS
STATEMENT OF « C O M E
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THE CHRYSLER NEW YORKER
6-FASSENGER SEDAN
White «ide-wall Urea at extra coot
F or Y ou r W a lk
GENUINE TYLB-BORD
WALL LINOLEUM
METAL OR PLASTIC TH E
WIEN YOE TRY POWER STEERING...
HERE’S WHERE TO COME FIRST!
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Unem iceed lejede
(earplm ) L—_ _ _ _ _ _ , , _ _ . _ _ _ _
S e r p i« m regmde peUeybeidere _ 4 U J M . U « . »
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F o r Y o u r W in d o w s
IhiPONT TONTINE WASHABLE SHADES
FLEXALUM OR STEEL VENITIAN BLINDS
COLUMBIA-MATIC FRAMFLESS SCREENS
STATEMENT OF INCOME
Premíeme earaed -- -------------
F r e e E stim a tes
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E x p er ie n c ed M e c h a n ic s *
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G u a r a n te e d In s ta lla tio n s
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1.700.110J1
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The Dalles Linoleum Co.
3 1 2 East T h ir d
P h o n e 5261
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(a e t) arle .
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ADMITTED ASSETS
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BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE TEAR
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You've heard about It and read about It.
Now, if you haven’t felt what Power Steering
does for you, we invite you to try it first in
a Chrysler New Yorker , . . where you will
find full-iime (not partial) Power Steering 1
What happens is this . . .
You handle the steering wheel in normal
fashion. But 4/5 of ail the work is done for
you by hydraulic power, constantly at your
command. Also, you turn the wheel 1/8 fess
distance now for every maneuver . . . the
feeling you get of utter control is as wonderful
as it is new.
Even at a standstill you can turn the?wheel
easily. Now, parking is shorn of its troubles
(and fatigue!) . . . and you can negotiate
traffic, awkward drives, and garage doors
precisely and with ease.
You can double the longest day’» drive you’ve
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the tear
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ADMITTED ASSETS
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Ceefc eed keek depeette
S E R V IC E
S tan d ard In su ra n ce Co.
Ter ike peer eaded Seeem ber »1. IMI
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Net vadertrrltleg gale e t lam _____
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Fetal, kefere lederai laeom e tarea,
raderti latom e talee lacerred ____
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CO M PANY
PRO M PT
TERM S
STATEMENT OF INCOME
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Uaearaed prem íam e________________J *<a eea at
All other liabilities __ _____________
177 JO0.00
Tetal liaklUtiee, ernept capital
•4.127,
Capital paid ap _______
U eaeeigeed lead s
(earplm ) ------------------ 4 J M M 1 0 7
Serplee ae regarde p e lle ,k ö d e r t
U .004, OU .07
T elai _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
LINOLEUM
A T T R A C T IV E
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LIABILITIES. SU RPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS
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L o c i s to M e e t Y o u r I n d iv id u a l n e e d s :
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LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND O T H IR FUNDS
T H E D A L I ES
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Premia
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Tetal tu d er« ritieg dada
Ne« eeder«rittag gale er
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Total, h e lo t, federal lacerna tram
W asco Field
Admission Six Bits
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a c i s s^s. as
at 2:30 p.m.
Sun. June 29
THAT COSTS NO MOW
n j a i . i n jo
0TATXMXN7 OF INCOME
Premie
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Friday- Saturday-Sunday
w ill p la y
Synopsis o f Annual Statem ent
« tk . GREAT AM ERICA* INSURANCE COM
PANT ef 1 L ikert, Street. N e » Terk L le U m
kiele e f N e« Terk mede te tke I m e r e e ,, C i
mieeteaer e f tke S tele ef Oregea, param al te
* Stocke
will be Cosed July 4-5-6
B raves
A tupjrior SSFvlcS
• f perton^l sttsedsnee
ADMITTED ASSETS
la tera « , di.ideada ead reel
dee ead eeereei
Telai admitted
Sherman County
Synopsis o f A nnual Statem ent
Per Ike peer eaded Decemker I I . IMI
O< tke DETROIT t IRE • MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY. M aille« eddreee t I L ikert, Street.
N e« York ». N. Y „ ef U » SbMby Strata D ette«,
la tke State ef M leklgea. m ed. ta tke le t e r r a it
Commieeioaer e f S e State e f Otage«, peraaeet M
lew i
the parents of an infant boy,
born in Hood River Thursday.
Mits. Eccles- is the former Joan
Clodfelter, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Clodfelter of this
city..
M. and Mrs. Richard Salvadore
were here from Friday -until
Sunday when they took their
children back to Portland after
spending the week ’ with their
aunt and uncle . Mr. and Mrs.
James Easter and famUy.
Misses Jacqueline and Sandra
Squire of Wheeler are spending
the summer at the home of their
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Eben Kee.
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Synopsis o f Annual Statem ent
July 4f 5, & 6
May & Soh
Mr. and Mrs Hans Kock of
Sandy are visiting the their son
and daughter in law, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Kock.
Friends of iMrs. Bud Brinkert
are sorry to hear that she has
entered the Providence hospital
again for medical attention.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powell
of Moro wer^ Thursday visitors
here.
Sherman chapter No. 143 OES
held its final meeting • Tuesday
evening before closing for the
summer.
Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Custer of Carlton, Oregon.
Mrs. A. F. Balzer left for Port­
land Saturday where she entered
Providence hospital for surgery
Mbnday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Pratt of
Portland visited at the Donald
Clodfelter home recently.'w
Mrs. Ariel Lemley and daugh­
ter Carolyn shopped in The Dal­
les Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Bibby and
daughter Janice spent the week
end in Richland, Wn., visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Sutherland.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Eccles are
ever known . . . end up free from arm and
shoulder strain. Rough roads, soft shoulders,
snow, mud? . . . the power that helps you
steer now prevents the car’s wheels from
“steering back’^at you. The course you set is
held, at any speed, till you want it changed.
Yet, with this 5-timea greater control, "wheel
feel“ is always the same.
Why not come try it? Learn for youraeif why
growing thousands of motorists say they’ll
never be without Full-time Power Steering
from now on. Drive a Chrysler. . , and Learn
the Difference!
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THE FINEST CAR
AMERICA HAS YET PRODUCED
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