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JO IR VA C , MORO. OREGON
F R ID A Y , JULY 11, 1 » U
Moro Personals
They w ill v is it reltaives in P o rt
land and) then go to C alifornia
fo r the rem ainder of the time.
Mr. and M ri.^D e ll Olds and Mr.
and Mrs. D a rw in Van G ild e r aro
spending the
F o u rth of J u ly
weekend on the Deschutes fis h
ing.
W.
ant, Mrs. T om m y Jones
are on a vacation th is fir s t p a rt
of J u ly d riv in g to La Grande to
v is it th e ir son and fa m ily and
y n in to Idaho seeing the coun
try .
M r. and
Mrs.
C la ir Balzer
d ryve to H illsb o ro fo r the h*h
day weekend to v is it sòme o f
her relatives liv in g in th a t tow n
and co u n try.
The Bob M arvins
Kunsman and M rs.
spent the holiday
E lk lake and really
fish.
Rev W. W . G earhart and fam
ily le ft th is week on th e ir an
nual m o n th 's sum m er vacation.
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F iu m b in x »uppUe», Barney » G.
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Beef o’s
and H a rry
E d ith Sayrs
week end a
caught some
A cousin of Mrs. Bob Brisbine.
Miss Margaret F a rre ll o f R»rt-
land spent the hoidav here w itli
them.
her sister.
D avid Moore came home on
fu rlo u g h fro m the
arm y ami
w ill rem ain u n til J u ly 19 when
he wiH fly to New Y ork to jo in
a regim ent destined fo r Europe
W itn his parents, he visited in
L akeview w ith h is aunt, M rs
V incent Graue and fa m ily las:
Wvex enu.~
Mr. and Mrs. D a rw in Van G il
der le ft fo r T he Dalles and P ort
land Monday to obtain medical
and dental attention.
Mrs.
R oxie
Thompson vis
ited here w ith her sister. Mrs
Wes FuHer fast week, coming
fro m Yakim a
where they
all
had been to attend the wedding
of Mon K essinger’s daughter and
going to W illa m in a to attend the
w edding o f A la n Thohtpson, a
grandson.
Juiw rence K irb y Is recovering
fro m a severe case of poison
Guests at the W’ ily W. K n lg h te n oak. w h ich he picked up w hile
home d u rin g holiday week end on the John Day riv e r.
were: C a rro ll H iH court o f San
A lb e rt
W lesendanger, execu
EranFisco w ho made a special
tr ip to b rin g Cecil Evans an tiv e secretary o f the Keep Oregon*
airm an fro m H a m ilto n A ir Base Green com m ittee was in Sher
whose hoipe Is Jn Ashland C ity, man co u n ty Tuesday xyhile on
Tennessee and W ily K nig ten Jr., a tr ip about the state in the in
Anajean K nigh ten o f
P ortland terest o f reducing fire loss of
forests.
and Jack M ille r of Ione.
M r. and Mrs. G. Douma used
M a rvin M ille r o f P ortland was th e ir three day holiday to d rive
a guest of M r."and Mrs. A rt Bu to I^ ike vie w , A ltu ru s , Red B lu ff,
choltz the la tte r part o f
last Ashland, re tu rn in g home by Cra
week. He in fo rm s us he and Mrs ter • J^ake..
M ille r are leaving fo r a few
weeks v is it in Alaska w here he I A g roup of local people spent
w orked fo r several years. They the F o u rth o f J u ly at the Batai-
ger cabin above Wamic.
expect to fly both ways.
M r. and Mrs. Carol! Sayrs and
M r. and Mrs. Bon C h ristia n
Mr. and Mrs.
Bat) Hoskinson
con are taking th e ir vacation be
spent the three day week end
g in n in g th is week. They fir s t
at Camp Sherman.
w ent to San Francisco to v is it
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox,
Garden Took, B arney’» G.
report a new
grandson
being
born to M r. *Qd Mrs. Maynard
Nelson o f Salem. T h e 4j»y has
been named B re n t W ik o x .
\
Filbert DeMoss Jr. is here fro m
his home in Eugene to help John
P la te r garden hose. Ramey'» ft. E. DeMoss w ith harvest.
The fa ir board met
Wednes
day evening and n ig h t a t - the
court house and decided
some
questions and planned some w o rk
to be done before the members
sta r, th e ir harvest operations.
Beefo’s
The other night a guy looks at a steak
our goodlooking waitress had brought
him and He said,
Rea Eaves is here fro m P o rt
land to spend a part of the sum
mer w ith her grandparents. M r.
and Mrs. Jack Noonan.
The soil conservation office is
open again th is week as H enry
Grabenhorst has returned fro m
his vacation.
•
• M r. and Mrs. Paul May and
fa m ily took advantage o f th e ir
holiday to d riv e to Long Beach,
Wash., to v is it her sister and hus
band. Mr. & Mrs. E. EL Goehler.
Jack Wayne o f H eppner clean
ed the c ity septic tank th is
week.
That s the b'ggest piece
of beef I ve ever seen that couldn’t w a lk ’*
BEEFO’S
At the CAPITAL CITY, Moro. Oreg n
Beefo’s
. Beef o’
V.
FIRST N A T IO N A L B A N K
_
W ork on
the hole
in
the
ground intended to
eventually
hei ome a c ity w e ll has been slowr
of late. A s tra tu m of clay at th v‘
260-282 foot level has been fall
ing in and a charge o f powder
was used to ja r it loose W ednes^
day. I t was then concreted and
w ill be d rille d out.
A fte r that
of Portland
J U N I 30, 1952
IT'S A
CAPITAL
IDEA
Mo »bo» Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatio»
RESOURCES
Cosh in vowMand in Fadorat tesorve B o n k .,$ B O .O il,8 6 9 .3 0
Duo frat» B onks................................................... 3 P 1 1 3 ,3 4 6 .9 0
Total Cask
.............................. .
United Stoles Government Obligations,
$ 1 1 6 ,1 9 7 ,4 3 « -2 0
Direct and Fully Ovoranteed .......................
Stole, County and Municipal Bonds ond
Warrants ............................................................
Other Bonds and Securities.................... . . . . c
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank.........................
Loans and Discounts. .................................. ..
Accrued Interest Beceivable . . . . I .....................
Bank Premises, Furniture and Fiatures and
Sate Deposit Vaults....................................... .•
Other Beal F«tote owned (Branch locations
purchased for future bank premises). . . . 7
Customers' Liability on Accounts of letters
of Credit, Acceptance« ond Endorsed Bill«.
Other Resource* ............................................
1 3 3 ,4 1 0 ,0 1 2 .4 «
F ree
ARM
ON SAVINGS
AT FIRST
NATIONAL
2 5 6 ,3 7 3 .4B
1 ,0 1 3 ,2 3 7 .7 0
4 3 6 ,1 4 1 .1 3
, *
Total Capitol Funds...........................
.
$ 4 3 ,7 7 2 ,9 9 3 .2 «
Be serve Tor possible loan losses. Tbit reserve
is to apply aga im i any loan lassos that
■ jw**r
■toy develop in the future) il has not been
allocated to any particular loans or type of
„
-
loons ..................................................................
2 ,1 5 6 ,1 0 9 .6 9
(Dem and
.................................. $ 3 6 « ,0 3 4 0 0 3 44 I
DEPOSITS J
.
. _
. . . . . . . . ;5 « ,« 4 0 ,« 7 5 .3 6
(Sovings and Time........................... 1 7 4 ,0 1 6 ,« /1 .9 4 )
lia b ility for Letters of Credit ond os Acceptor
Endorser or M akar of Acceptances ond
Foreign Bills .....................................................
Interest Received in Advance.
.....................
Reserve for Interest, Taaes, E tc .........................
Other li a b ili t ie s ............ ........... ..........................
— '
1 ,0 1 3 ,2 3 7 .7 0
2 ,6 7 « , 7 9 7 . 3 1
2 ,1 4 0 ,2 0 4 .3 7
4 1 7 ,0 3 6 .2 7
TOTAl llA tlllT IE S ............................
$ i 9 6 i 0 i 0 i 1ti 4 i 0 0
THERE’S NO
SJSSTlTUfE
FOR A
BANK*
SAVINGS »
ACCOUNT
FIRST NATIONAL BANK GROUP
Composite M o l l lor the P int Notionol Bonk Croup.
The First Notional Bonk of
IB
Portland ond ill 46 itotovido bonking ofhcoi ond 13 athhalod
b o n k i with
N
banking officoi.
DEPOSITS
The First National Bonk of Portland and 46 O ffices.........
z
$ S 4 3 ,» 4 0 ,» 7 5 .3 B
1» ether Oregon Bonking Offices in the First Notional Group
1 2 3 ,3 3 7 ,1 0 1 .6 1
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IO A N S ANO DISCOUNTS
The First National Sank of Portland ond 46 O ffices..................
IB other Oregon Banking Offices in the First Nadonol Group
$ 6 6 7 ,3 0 6 ,1 6 7 .0 0
TOTAl RESOURCES
The First Notional Bonk of Portland ond 46 Offices. ................
18 other Oregon Bonking Offices In the First National Group
$ 5 0 6 ,0 2 0 ,1 5 4 .0 0
1 3 3 ,1 7 8 ,6 2 5 .1 4
FIRST
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N A TIO N A L B A N K OF PORTLAND
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10 percent off on
$ 7 1 0 ,6 0 6 ,0 7 0 .1 4
Ffc« U r o l N o t l a n a t B a o ii o l P o r t la n d o n d It» 4 6 iPoPowMo b a n k in g o t l l t o » o n d I »
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Offer
TO TA l RESOURCES of the 64 B A N K IN 0 OFFICE! In the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK CROUP..............................................
S ta n d a r d I n s u r a n c e C o.
Summer Vacation
On certi 6cstM of
deposit wriiicn to
mature in J years.
$ 3 3 6 ,0 0 3 ,1 6 1 .2 0
I ROMPT S E K V K K
S P E C IA L
b’l , «-
$ 1 6 4 ,1 5 0 ,6 0 6 .4 0
3 4 ,6 4 2 ,7 5 2 ,7 1
A l l It A (T I" . »i TEKMP
E nroute the Oregon delegates
spent a day in
Minneapolis
where they
were
taken on a
tour. Of special interest was the
I ’ D iversity of Minnesota campus.
In Ghicago they were guests
of. the Oregon delegation to the
Republican convention at break
fast later view ing the opening
of the convention by television.?'
A t the close of the convention
JANSSEN PIANO ORGAN COMB.
S a v in g « a r o the
backbone of A m e r
ican g row th and
p r o s p e r ity . They
make p o ti fole pel
ting money to work
through loans to
industry, business,
a n d in d iv id u a ta .
When you save of
The First National
your savings work
for you at the in
c re a s e d r a t e o f
2*/»r regardless of
the size of your
account.
L IA B IL IT IE S
1«
At our store with the purchase of a new
Brush and Spray
Guarantee«!
tin* group will «visit W ashington H i U L . E. Kasoberg. Ern finii'*»
feet can continue. ’H iere is less D.
then Miss Janet Sande of p io te a School bus fa k in g tli:*
than ten gallons per m in u te id Portland and P atricia w ill re tu rn I
,
w a te r’ so far.
J'omc by plane.
k
lr.
an«JL,.Mr.S.. L lo y d Johnson
Mrs.. K atie M arshall o f West-
The Boy Scout Troop No. .'16 accompanied by his m other, Àliià
lock,. A lberta, accompanied by
her son, H a rry o f
Clearw ater, <pent its sum m er encampment A. S. Johnson and sister. Im o
Pendle
B. C. arid her daughter. Irene of at S uttle lake over the F o u rth gene Johnson went to
Edmonton, Alta., were
v is ito rs T w enty boys tuaije the tr ip and ton Sunday to attend the* annual
w ith Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hous camp d on the south side o f the 'to c k to n reunion, the fa m ily of
ton this week. Mrs. Marshall is lake on ground set aside by the Mrs. A. S. Johnson’s grandm oth
er. The picnic nwy lie held in
a sister in law’ of Ernest's
forc'd
service. ^A ccom panying
Miss P atricia
Keseberg
of t l f i n were J im Jones, scout mas S h e rn a n county next year.
Wasco le ft Thursday fo r W hite er, Harold E akin and M r and
F ly S n rn y , B a rn e y ’», G. V.
S u lp h u r Springs, West V irg in ia
to attend the national v conven
tio n o f her so ro rity. Delta Gam
M o rtg a g e L o c
io M e e t Y o u r In d iv id u a l need» 3
ma at the Green B rie r hotel.
9
20 BA §S-R E M O -2 SW IT C H E S
cNtlmatr»
J. K. PKRLKY
$ 5 9 6 020,1 3 4 .0 0
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Barney'*
Decorating
6 ,1 2 1 ,7 6 0 .3 «
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Pa nting - Papering
4 3 .0 3 3 ,4 0 0 .7 3
4 ,1 5 7 ,1 1 4 .1 2
1 ,0 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
2 6 4 ,1 5 0 ,6 0 6 .4 9
2 ,1 7 3 ,3 2 4 .0 7
TOT A t BESOURCES .............. . » -
Capital
................... ................. . . . . 7 : 7 . . . . $
S u rp lu s .....................................................................
Undivided Profits..................................................'
“ Ezy-Off" oven
U nder O a r
Froo E nterprise
Bysto*«
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drilling at a depth of sonu* 410
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Marce aine
I « o ttim o
T h . P in i PUManol Baak ot
Catloga Grava
T h . Piral N a lia a a l Bank aP Bagaaa
Waal («roana Broach
SeriaoHaM Bran c h ISerinoLraM*
T h . Pirat N a tio n a l Baak a l
T h . Pirat H a ll a aa l Baak a l Labaaaa.
Wasco Legion Hall
Sto». Sank of M a lh .« » C avaty
IOatarial
M o '.lo n d -S a llw a a O Baak
IPartlaarfl
T h . PirM N atio n a l Book a l
Pnoavilla
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Scia Stata Bonk
C io tta» Caaaty Baak l l.a .1 4 .1
Caol>«o« nnd M cClataa (S ilvw toa l
Baak at Swaa» Haaw
Tarahill S la t. Baak
10:00 r 2:00 PST
P»4aral Dapool lw u r a x « CatRorotioa.
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, $2.00
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