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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1960)
PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNT! JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON Moro Personds FRIDAY. JU N E 10, liMHI t a week or so w ith his dau- ed a reception honoring Stanley “rs, Mrs. Cecil Hockman and John Kellogg and Mr and Mr J. Oldham, grand master of the A bridal show er honoring Miss Harold W hite, who live in George W eedman and children Grand Ixxlge of Oregon, IOOF. •man county. Jack looks fine, Nina Belshee w ill be held Thurs- Judy and Don W atkins entertain- By P auline H iim g h to n Still Mr and Mrs Kaseberg and Mr. thin and wiry. d ay, June 16, at two oclock at the Moro Community church. The Mr. and Mrs. George ( apaci and Mrs. Floyd Root attended the • TW O,’S I* o r A N N U A L S T A T E M E N T comm ittee issuing the invitation grandparents of John and Tom annual grand chapter meeting of 3 » lk . rear »ad«4 D «*««k«r I I . lis t for all friends to attend is Mrs. ( ’apaci, journeyed here from the OES in Portland this week. American National Lira Inauranra The West Wind Riders held a w 88 John 8traet, Naw York, in Thieves broke into Steve Mc South Gate, California, to attend Jo G entry, Mrs. Florence Bruck- ** Naw York, mada to th« Inaur* ert, Mrs. Helen Sayrs, Mrs. Inez Millin's tavern at Wasco Monday John's graduation exercises, but practice session Sunday, followed 0oo»«»aal.Miar of tha State of Oregon. : Thompson, Mrs. Edna Paulson, night ami took w hat they w anted in his case it was an "operation” by a picnic dinner. Present were k * » a * » t «• A law D M IT T E D ASSETS the John Kellogg and Jack, the Mrs. Florence Thompson, Mrs. from the tobacco stock, about instead of a ‘ graduation,” when g —y --------------------------- 3 4.000,808 00 * " — ---------------- --------- 8.703.420.00 B ertha Belshe and Mrs. Yada De- $30 in cash and some clothing th at it became necessary for him to Tom Moores and Barbara, the Leo y Martvaga loana on raai aaU U -0- i Moss. had l>een returned from the eiitet tiie hospital for an appen W akins', Don ami Judy, the Geo. RaaJ a U t < hank dapoaita____ 188.788.80 >ft for a Califor- cleaners, fo dectom y. The boy’s father, John W eedmans and children, Albert Agent«' halaneea or Dormaier, and a uaaollactad p ram luma ___ St week to take man. ( apaci, with Mrs. Capaei and their and Maxine In ta rw t. dividend« and real Mrs. Don; ■dd von Borstel and two children from La Puente. guest, Dick Smith. •elate Income due and some work as a na ival reservist accrued ___ _________ 41.43800 children wei it to Portland Monday C alifornia, also were present for for a few weeks. Dr. ami Mrs. Dwight Wilson of Other a a s a ta ____________ 346,068.b i Total admitted assets 3 ▼ 13.275.615 42 on business for a few' days. Berkeley, Calif., were recent S un the occasion. The California visit L IA B IL IT IE S . SI R ,‘ L I ’S and Miss Da vanne Sayrs, (laugh- Mr . and Mrs. Harold Eakin ors were guests of Mr. ami Mrs. day dinner guests of Mr. and ¿ |r s . O T H E R F I NDS 8. ]L amer Sayrs, spent seven John Robinson. Mrs. Wilson is a Robert Nisbet while here. John J-oaa adjustment expenses _ 208.474 00 ek from l^ew’is their cabin prem ium s_______ 3 01# OH# M2 and Tony plan to leave this cousin of Mr. Robinson, and Dr. Unearned lia b ilitie s ______ “ 251 500 00 in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cantrall week for Los Angeles to visit Wilson is the brother of Charles A ll other Total liabilities, eaeept --------------------- 3 8.427.812,82 se is here from had i IS Visil tors last Sunday Mr. other relatives, and will also re Wilson, a form er resident of Ru * .. Capital paid up ____ 31.000,000.00 O * * • f •'ll o • ayd Mrs. R. A. Engle of Seattle turn to visit their father and fus. Special surplus fun ds____ 538.889 00 Unaaaigned funds (surplus! 8.308,733 80 Ronald Powell and family ami and Mr. ami Mrs. Jack Brazeal grandparents before returning to Mr. anil Mrs. Gordon Ilar|H?r Surplus an revartla also to spend some time with her and family of The Dalles and their Wasco. attended the Shrine circus in The policyholders | 7,847.702.80 Total ----------------- ------- 313.275.415.41 Dalles Monday evening. brothers the Olds boys at Grass son, Gene Cantrall of Portland. S T A T E M E N T OE IN C O M E Valley. An affaii ol May 38 was a sw im Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royse, Mrs. Premiums earned _________ f 4,430,554 35 In c u r r e d __________ 2.368.308 78 ming party and picnic luncheon Augusta Royse and Mr. and Mrs. Loaaaa Jack Cothran came up from his 4 H CLUB NEWS Lass ax pen a as incurred ..... . 368.032.82 at the L. E.e Kaseberg ranch, hon John Robinson enjoyed a trip to Other underw riting expenses home in California W ednesday to Incurred . 1.733,234.13 The Hi-Yu 4-H horse club held oring the birthdays of Don W at Government Camp and Timber- Total underwriting deductions _ _ _ , 4.446.678.73 a meeting June 4 at the home of kins and Mike Lane. Guests in line lixlge Sunday. ju ORO COMMUNITY N et underw riting gain or loss (16,022.37) Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rathbun. cluded m em bers of the eighth Invaatmant income _ ______ 385.223 31 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Root and Other PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH in c o m e _______ _ (3,038.01) gi ade class at Wasco. There were 11 members and family were guests of Mr. Root’s Total, before federal income 9:45 Church School taxee Mrs. Leo W atkins and Mrs. aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A1 387.162 93 Classes for all groups. Russell their horses present along with income taxes Incurred 1,904.10 six visitors. Floyd Haines drove to Oswego Macomber at Arlington Sunday. Federal N et income _ 365,168. MS Belshee, superintendent. Dividends to stockholders _ last Saturday, where they attend- We practiced on horsem anship (170.000 00) They w ere entertained w ith color Dividends to policyholders _ 11:00 Church Service -0- and lounging (ground practice). Capital changes (net! _ __ -0- ed slides of Alaska, shown by a Other Why a Day of W orship?” Items affecting Some of the kids took oral and daughter and son In law of the eurplua (net) ____ _______ E rn est C. Goodenberger, Pastor (93,410.81) horsem anship tests. Total capital and Macombers, who returned after a ’ surplus Items «net)__ (263.410.81) There was also a dem onstra Increase in surplus as tour of duty in our new state. funeral regards policyholders Z E N IT H TV tion on English riding. 101,768.02 The West Wind Riders met S at vuapci SERVICE B U SIN ESS IN OREGON Wre each took sack lunches and FOR T H E YEA R urday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Sales & SERVICE Leonard R. Smith Direct premiums received 3 I 938 21 drinks were served by Mrs. lorn Moore. Attending were Leo RI'TS* ' 18.’7«6.85 P h on e CY 6-3135 Rathbun. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES paid or credited to W atkins, Judy and Don, Mr. ami Dividends I he* H alles, Oregon policyholders Sharon Coelsch, reporter Mrs. Vern Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Principal office in Oregon, Portland. Wasco News eil u ¡th musical num bers nn i k * piano and trum pet. Mrs Weed _______ s « Î Udy served refresh " eed* ments of cake and coffee. About Ihe County Smith Callaway Chapel Call * i d y S ’d iw i Like « new-born baby entering this hie. from whom great ings are expected, the prescription handed you by your ?’ . r PUfPOSC ThC * ’«> *»» - definite route to follow. Your prescription’s purpose is to provide you w ith prepara tions important in restoration or improvement of the health of the person for whom it is intended It should be brought to the pharmacy w ithout delay. 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