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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1954)
© PAGE 4 SHERMAN COVWTY JOUKAAL. Motto. oHM.oA FRIDAY, MAY 2S, 1954 and Ramona Davis played “Whis hosts at a dinner Sunday honor the bridge club at her home Thurs Mr. and Mrs. Clair Adams and pering Hope’’; Diane Schilling ing the birthday anniversary of day afternoon with three tables sons, Wendell Clodfelter, Mr. and played “O Solo Mio”; orchestra their son, Gerald Blagg. Other in play with Mrs. Arzell Lemley Mrs. Bernard Martin and family, By Mrs. A. F. Balzer The Grass Valley PTA held Its played “Mansions Over the Hill- guests included Mrs. Blagg and holding high and Mrs. Donald and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis meeting In the school auditorium t< p'* and Deanna Martin and Ra Mr. and Mrs. Clair Balzer of Moro Clodfelter low. Others present and family spent Sunday at Rock Friday evening. Mrs. Owen Ea- mona Davis accordion and piano Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blagg and were Mrs. Eben Kee, Mrs. Her Creek dam fishing and enjoying kin, president, presiding. Officers played “I'll See You In My daughter, Sandra of Portland and man Peters, Mrs. Mamie Gould, a picnic dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blagg and Mrs. Max Brown, Mrs. Walter installed for the coming year by Dreams”. daughter, Ruth, spent the week Davis, Mrs. Clair Adams, Mrs. A. family. Mrs. Donald Clodfelter present Mrs. Jack Brady were .Mrs. B. C. Mrs. Harry Hooper entertained F. Balzer, Mrs, Bernard Martin, end in Portland to see the ball Baumgartner, p r e s Id e n t; Mrs. ed farewell gifts In hehalf of the Wayne Kelley, vice president; lxFA to the teachers who are lea the bridge club at her home Mon and Mrs. C. R. Andersen. Refresh games. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lemley Vernon Eakin, secretary and Mrs. ving Mr. and Mrs. Derroll Gad- day evening with three tables in ments were served later by the had as dinner guests Saturday Ted Kelly, treasurer. After instal way, Mrs. Alta Crowley and Miss play Mrs. Walter Davis held high hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Balzer and honoring their daughter, Janice, lation the King’s Daughters pre Kathryn Kuhn. A gift was pre Mrs. Alfred Kock second and daughter, Annette, arrived F ri on her 6th birthday her grand Mrs. Paul Syron low. Others sented a musical program as fol sented to Mrs. Bertha Brinkert in lows: the orchestra including Joe- appreciation of her work with enjoying the evening were Mrs. day from Portland and spent the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arzell I^em- Arzell Lemley, Mrs. Bruce Alley, weekend with his parents, the A. ley and Mr. and Mrs. Hans Bar- cile Blaylock, Deanna Martin, Di the kindergarten class. denhagen. Mrs. Gordon I^emley took cake Mrs. Mamie Gould, Mrs. Robert F. Balzers. ane Schilling, Peggy Beckman Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May took Mr. and Mrs. Oran Raveh of and ice cream to the school Thurs Schilling, Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. day honoring her daughter, Jan Bernard Martin and Mrs. Bari Ixmgview, Wash., arrived Friday their daughter in law, Mrs. Clar ice on her 6th birthday by serving Olds. Refreshments were served. to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. ence May and son to Portland F ri Ted von Borstel was brought John Rust. Mrs. Raven stayed to day after spending a week here. the refreshments to the kinder A group from the Baptist church home last Tuesday from the vet spend a week with her parents. garten class and their teacher, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clodfelter enjoyed a picnic lunch and ser erans hospital in Portland where Mrs. Bertha Brinkert. and son Wendell drove to Hood vices at DeMoss Springs park Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blagg were he spent six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blagg and River Tuesday and spent the Sunday evening. Mrs. A. A. Dunlap went to Port- daughter, Sandra, of Portland day with their son in law and CARD OF T H A N K U daughter Mr. and Mrs. Donald came up Saturday and spent the I want to thank all my friends Marsh and family celebrating for Richer Teste ! who wrote to me, called on me weekend here with his parents, Mrs. Marsh’s birthday anniver Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blagg. and sent me flowers while I was Mrs. Alfred Kock entertained sary. in the hospital in Portland and who have expressed interest In my condition since coming home. * S ynopsis o f A n n u a l S ta te m e n t Synopsis o f A n n u a l S ta te m e n t Jim Jones For the year ended December 31, 1953 Grass Valley land Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Art Watkins of Wasco to see the ball games. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hattrup took Miss Helen von Borstel to The Dalles where she took the train for Boston. She will meet her mother in New York who is arriving from Wales, they will return to Boston where they both Dr. Otis G. Perkins Optometrist 405 E. FULLY AGED lo r the year ended December .'II, 195.1 Of (he D E T R O IT H U E AN D M A K IM : IN S I K ANCE l.O M I’ A W «1 625 Slielby Street. D etroit, in the Stale ol M ,,l|if» r i, made to the liiaurance Ciimniiaanmer ol the State of Oregon, purauant to law t A D M IT T E D AS S ETS Huit,I. >|.R k. 9 Heal aetata, Iraa eiifuri.iiratn.ee _ Cash and liank deprreita — _ Agent»' balance» or uncollected premium» In te r*»!, dividend» and real eatata income due anti accrued Total adm ilted aesete 3.997,50' 00 5,771,079.00 I It. 000.00 3I2.2IU .92 I ... i n o , I I e ipen.ee ___ 726.126 00 54,122.(MI - .3.8 2, ,9 1 7t }.. < lll.o n ta AH ..II., r ItabM Ulw . ____ 986.000.80 Total liebilit.ea, e ic e p l capitai 9 4 .OHI.042.73 Capital pai.i up 9 1.000,000 00 Special aurplua fonda ,66.421.00 Uiiaaalgned lumia f.u rp lu a ) 4,14)4 856.25 Si.r|<i.ia aa regalila poli,-yhol, lere 9 5,751,2T7 ' "> Total 910,631.319.90 S T A T E M E N T OE IN C O M E Premium« « lin e d IsOaae« iticu rm l I. i » b « ripens« incurred Other underwriting expense« KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY THIS WHISKEY IS 4 YEARS OLD 86 PROOF • THE HILL & HILL CO. L O U IS V IL L E , K E N T U C K Y 9 4.U37.976.22 9 2.005.022.48 2(8,.813.34 Total underwriting deduct! on« Net underwriting gam or loss liiveatment income Other Income Total, before federal income taxes Federal income taxe« incorre .1 Net Income Dividert i« to stockholder« Other item« alfe«-1 trig aurplua _ i Total capital and auiplua _ It. IK* Increase in aurplua aa regards policyholders „ 9 1,732,158.88 3,943.994.7U 9.3.981.52 375.340 1.3 1 1 468.253.51 77.847.78 390.405.73 180.0(81.00 L o e e e e ____________ ________________ • 726,326.0<l l.oee adjualment eapruaee -------- Unearned premium» - 3.056,594.73 A ll other liab ilitiea I Total liab ilitiea . eacept capital t 4.'-18.012.71 Capital paid up ._ 91.500.0(81 00 Special eurplue lunda _ 66.047.00 Unanei*ned fund» (eurplue) 5,437,160.20 Surptue ee regard» policyholder» t 7,003.234.80 T o t a l ______________ 9 ll.9 9 i.1 7 7 .5 3 S T A T E M E N T OE IN C O M E I--— incurred Lnaa » ip .ii.» Incurred , , „ Other underwriting eipenMS Incurred _______ — — 1,677.816.24 3,889.652.06 Total underw riting deduction» Net underw riting gain or loaa ------ 650.618.88 Investment Income _ ______ — — _ — 1,068.14 (lib e r income 597.874 90 T o ta l, before federal Income t» s e * _ 121.848.59 I odor a I InconM H i m in c u r r e d ------ 476,026.31 Net Income 240.U0O.00 Dividenda to stockholder. I 178,104.16 Other items allecting surplus (n e t) _ Total capital and «18.104.16 eurplue Item» (n e t) — ----- . Increeee in eurplue aa rrgarde 57.922.15 policyholder» __ . - — 162.8(8)82 342.d6O.82 47.544.91 B U S IN E S S IN O REGO N FO R T H E Y E A R Net premiums received _ _ _ _ _ _ Net loeeee paid _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ — — 8 B o n d » _______ Net prem ums received Net tosses paid 30.565.97 1.722.98 i W H Y W A IT ’ T il. THE F IK S f <-'> - « Mortgage loan» on real eatate - - 5I.806.2S Cash and bank J c p u .it» 2,585,826.70 Age nt«' balance« or uncollected premiums 1,6 J l.'H il H Intereat. dividenda and real estate income due and accrued 132.645.9h Other aaaeta . 661,666.46 Tolal admitted aaaeta . I «U50.0MO.M4 L IA B IL IT IE S , SURPLUS AND OTHER E UNDS I a,.8 5 l.oaa adjustm ent expenses ---- - 250.000.00 Unearned pi am l u m a ____ ... ... 15,525,838.80 All other liabilities _ 2.509,226.34 Total liabilitiea, except capital 121,012,245.50 Capital paid up I 3.000,000.00 Un assigned funds (surplus) 24.346,645.44 Surplus as regards policy holders 9-*7,34<>.645.44 lu ta l . 4Ut,'l50.0 A).M4 52.29.3.46 37,738.46 Premiums earned _ _ _ _ _ — — .... 913 .906.653.77 l.oaaea incurred -------------- 9 6. ,393,109.62 659,309.62 Loaa esperisca incurred , ■ Other underwriting capente» incurred __ . . . . . _ — 6, .386.161.14 Total underwriting deductions — 13, 438.883.1,8 467.770.09 Net underw riting gain or lose — _. I n i e t t i t e li iiii-oine I ,.’ 17.552.27 5,781.4» Other income — Total, before lederai income ratea I, ,779,537.87 536.696.73 lo d e ra i inronre taaea incurred Net Income ___ I .242.841.14 Dividenda to atockhnldera Y I, .020.000.00 161.149.29 Other items »fleeting aurplua (n e t) Total capital and aurplua items (nel I I .181,449.29 Increate in aurplua aa regards 61.391 85 policyholder* ■ _ B U S IN E S S IN O ltE C O N EOR T H E Net pre „riunii received — Net lueoee paid ■ —■ I Y EA R 12O.2U5.35 32.624 J 2 C o m p a re Internationals, model for model, with any other truck. Prove to yourself th at Internation als are today’s best truck buy. Com pare the extra value in Internationals, feature by feature, with any competi tive m odel, in te rn a tio n a l q u a lity means lou> operating cost, low main tenance cost, long life. Mortgage Loans To Meet Your Individual Needs ATTRACTIVE TERMS PROMPT SERVICE Standard Insurance Co. CHILLY MORNfiF,? Î The Dalles, Ore. 115.939.00.3.00 Mu, 1.« B U S IN E S S IN O RE G O N FOB T H E Y E A Il 9 Phone 5362 S T A T E M E N T O F IN C O M E I 4.037.976.22 S 2.0O5.U22.48 206.813.34 .... Premium« aarnad (Across from Stadleman- Bonn Hardware) A D M IT T E D ASSETS A D M IT T E D A S S E TS Bond» _________________________ ___ I 3.468.724.00 S t o c k * _____________________________ 7.810.756.00 Cask end book depueita — 290,098.23 Acenla’ belencee or uncollected premium» , — — 391,373.30 Intereat, dividend» and real eatate Income due end accrued --- ---------- 30,326 00 Total adm itted aeaeta tl 1.991,277.53 L IA B IL IT IE S . S U R P L U S AND O T H E R E UNDS 30,909.00 910.634,319.98 CM the M E R C H A N T S E IR E A S S U R A N C E C O R P O R A T IO N ol New Y ork, ia tha State ot New Y o lk , made to Ike liiaurance Comraieaioner ol tbe Stale of Oregon, pursuant to la w : to l a « i 376,940.0« L IA I I II . I T I E S . 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