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T H E SPRIN GFIELD NEWS
TUVItKlJAY. OCTOBER 11, 192K
C harter No. BB61
CRESW ELL EASTERN STAR
TO BE DINNER GUESTS
will precede the lodge meet Inc and en
tertalnnient program. Mra. Niel Pol
lard la chairman of the entertainm ent
committee
and Mra. C. K Wheaton
Creswell chapter uf the Order of the
Eastern Star » ill b/> the guests of the heada the refreahment committee.
Longa In Portland— Mr. and Mr*,
Hprlnglbdd ludg« ut a dinner and m»»t-
and W illiam Ixiite left Monday afternoon
Ina next Tunaday It w o announced
W endling People Vielt— M r
today by Mr». C E Hwarta, worthy Mra. Itay Baker of Wendling were ’ for Portland on a business trip.
matron of the local orguulxatlon.
here to vlalt frlenda und relatlvea over
Flenerye at Dallae— M r and Mra.
A fi .'In o'clock covered dlah dinner the paat week-end.
B. Planery drove to Dallas Bunday to
vlalt with relatlvea.
Charter Nu. 89
Reaerve District No. 12
R tiP O flT OF T H E C O N D IT IO N OF T H E
Commercial State Bank of Springfield
At Springfield, In the Utate of Oregon at the cloae of bualneaa on
October 3. 1928
RESOURCES
16
Ixiutia and discount«, Including rodlacounta, acceplancee or bllle
of cichnnge, eold with endorsement of the hank, (Including
Heine abown 2V. 30 and 32, If Mny)
*136.107 97
O verdraft« eecured .in i t i n . i n ..I
234 82
U. H government MM-urltlea owned. Including those abown
Io Itenta 30 and 36. If anv
6,560.00
O ther bonda, warrants and eecurlttee, Including foreign
government, atate, municipal, corporation, etc.. Including
thoae ahown In Itenta 30 and 36, If any
36,090 96
thin k», »ecurltlea, claim», Bena, Judgment«, etc
36 00
Banking hottae. *14,900, furniture and flxturea, *3992 97
19.792 97
lU’ul eatale owned other than bunking houae
11.190.70
tub) Cash on bund In vulul and due from banka, bunkera
and true! eompanlca dealgnutcd and approved' reai-rve
ugcnlH uf Hila h an k
31.330 09
T otal cash and due from banka.ltema 8. 9. Io and 11, *31,330 09
76 87
O th'-r assets. If any, Suspense
First National Bank
Surprise Party
Held— Mra. Carl
I'hetteplace -waa given a surprise
birthday dinner at her home Monday
evening. A large number of h e r '
Booth-Kelly
Lumber
company
ai | P e n n e y L a u d * H o o v e r
Wendling, was operated upon Sunday ,
In the Eugene hospital on account of
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N to the l.waal voters of School District No. 19 " o™’
ln ' one of his fingers,
of lxtne County, State of Oregon, that a SCH O O L M E E T IN G of said district
x lll I..- h.-lrt ut H ig h School, on llo- 26 day of October. 1928. at 8 o 'c lo c k In th e
McLsgan Called Away— W . C. Me-
afternoon
for r m
the
the o budget
hereinafter Het out . with
a r te r n o o n ro
e purpose
p u rp o n e o of i discussing
<im< u n x i u k toe
uhrei
. .
. Mimn .»»am Ruoerlntendent for the
the levying board, and lo vote on the proposition of levying a special district j Lagan, steam superintendent
,a I
Mountain States Power company at
The total amount of money needed by the said school district during the ,
p|anj here, waa called to Dallas
fiscal y e a r beginning on June 30. 1928. and ending June 30. 1929. is eatlmat.vl Monday morning on company bus -
In the followlnc budget and Includes the amounts to be received from the
county school fund, slate school fund, elem entary school fund, special dla ness.
To Attend Convention— Mrs. M. B.
trlc t tax and all other moneys of the district:
H untly left Wednesday for Portland
BUDGET
E S T IM A T E D E X P E N D IT U R E S
ns a delegates to the state convention
Sain r \ per year
No.
P E R S O N A L SERVICES
of the Red Cross. She w ill represen;
00
*
*2200
00
»2200
1
ITInelpala
Lane county and will be accompanied
1350 00
1360 00
1
1*60 00
by Mias M ary Aunuin, lx»ne county
1260 00
1
1360.00
1350 00
1.
secretary.
Teuehera
1260 00
1260 00
1
2
2430.00
1215.00
Marrigae Licenses Issued
3376.00
1125 00
3
During the past week m arriage lie
loso 00
1080 00
1
12420.00
1035 00
enaes have been Issued by the county !
12
1612 50
clerk to the following: W illiam Taton, j
1012 50
1
2
990 00
1930.00
and M arian Henngln, both 'of Maple- j
585 00
685 00
1
ton; Janies Jarvis. Marshfield, and
617
60
¿17.60
1
N’aomia Neeley, North Bend; Edghills
1045.00
1045 00
. 1
Janitors
99i> no
990 00
1
Robinson and Emma May Evans, ;
525 00
825 00’
1
Junction C ity; Ralph D eM att and M i l- 1
300
00
300.00
.. 1
Clerk
dred DeFoe. both of Eugene; Thaom 1
696.00
695.00
Lauding Herbert Hoover ae sincere
Stenographer
............ .................
1
Addison and Bessie Milne, both of In hie desire and competent In hie
90 00
9000
O ther service»: Census
75 00
75.00
Lorane; Fred Cary, Eugene, and Effie ability to solve the fir m problem, J.
PlB4 1 It • T«-(o I i ' - i h
60 00
60 00
Truant Officer, »10; Drayman, »50;
Ketchum, Springfield; John Cooley,
C. Penney, nationally known chain
*34,900.00
T O T A L ............................
.........................................
and Rose Carllle, both of W alton;
store owner, expresses doubt ae to
M A T E R IA L S A N D SU P P L IE S :
Richard K ittre ll, Battleground, and Smith’s ability to grasp national prob
* 520 00
Furniture (desks, »loves, curtains, etc.) .................
lems.
1100.00
Rhoda Mathews, Dexter.
Supplies (chalk, erasers, etc.I
180 00
L ib r a r y boo k s
.
6 00
Flags
...........
50 00
Playground equipment
........................
• 400 00
Janitor's supplies
716 00
P tte l
........................................ •*...................
300 00
Light
260 00
W ater
110.00
Poatage, stationery and printing
190 00
Telephone ................................
*3,831.00
TOTAL
....................
M A IN T E N A N C E ANO REPA IR S:
160 00
High building and grounds
.....................<............
316.00
(G lunuHliiiu bulldliigi a n d g r o u n d s
150 00
Lincoln htllbllng und grounds
.......................................
100 00
B rattaln building and grounds .......... .............................
715 00
TOTAL
358.72
A S SES SM EN TS (Highways, Roads. Streets, Bridges):
IN D E B T E D N E S S :
3796 00
Bonded, and Interest thereon .................. - .....................
6000.00
W arran t, and Interest thereon
9795 Oil
T O T A L ............................................- ...................... - ..............
600.00
IN S U R A N C E :
..................................................................
M IS C E L L A N E O U S :
60.00
JTcmlitm clerk's bond .......................................................
446.50
Sundry
4 50
Audit of clerk's book»
* 500.00
T O T A L ..............................................................................
* 1000.00
We have a most delicious and a ttractiv e a rra y of food item s
EMERGENCY:
......................
* 1000.00
T( IT A L
......................................................................................
th at will fit in perfectly in the planning of a special dinner
*51,099.72 I
Total estimated amount of money for nil purposes during year,
o r luncheon for H allow e’en. If you c an n o t spend the tim e
E S T IM A T E D R E C E IP T S
From county school fund during the coming year
» 6200.00
to com e shopping— ju st Phone 9.
From state school fund during the coming school year
1300.00
From elementary xchool fund during the coming) year,
5000.00
Estim ated amount to be received from all other sources
»19.000.00
6500.00
during the coming school year
*32.699.72
Total estimated receipts, not Including proposed tax
LIGHTEN CHRISTMAS COOKING
*51,699.72
Total estimated expenses for the year
*19,000.00
Total estimated receipts not Including proposed tax
»32.699.72
A plentiful supply of ('aim ed Goods on th e p a n try shelves
Ila I n n ce. amount lo he ra is e d hv .H stilc t la x
Notice of School Meeting
H allowe fen Groceries
Canned Goods
T
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O. 4-11:
B. D. MURPHY.
*17'797.39
.
134 31
—Budget Committee.
RESO URCES
89.27579
117.00
28.098.03
95,553.09
6,400 00
11,500.00
15.311 39
44 298.13
568 32
312.60
United States Government securities owned
’ Other bonda, stocks, and securities owned .............. - .........................
Ford Dannor H urt— Ford Danner. Furnltur<, and nxlureg> *5.400 00
aon of Mr. and Mra. E. R. Danner, Real estate owned other than banking honae ................ ...............~......
Mr. Rathbun Here— Vernon Rath
auatalned a broken arm In a football Reaerve with Federal Reserve Bank ------------------------------------- ----------
bun waa here from Blue River luat
game at Cottage Grove Saturday ('ash and due from banks ..........................— ----------------------------------
Outside checks and other cash item» .... - ...............—......- .............. —
w o k end on a bualneaa trip
morning. Ho waa playing on the Lin- Redemption fund w ith U. 8. Treasurer and due from II. B Treasurer
To Hunt Mule Deer— Delbert McBee I coin Junior high school team,
... »290.432 23
T O T A L ..........
and a party of local hunters left thia 1
Mra. Knox Honored— A number of
week for eastern Oregon where they
L IA B IL IT IE S
frlenda of Mr». Anna Knox surprised
plan to hunt mule deer.
» 25,000 00
here Monday evening by calling at her Capital stock paid in ..............
3.000 »0
Does to Prineville— Ralph Oaks left he,me In honor of her birthday annl Surplus
.....................................
4,256 25
last Friday for Prineville where he , vereary. Refreshments consisting of Undivided profits— net ----------
_
6,260.00
Circulating notes outstanding
2,447.77
will attend to business matters for sev Ice cream and cake were served.
Due to banks Including certified and cashier's checks
182,789 53
eral days.
Demand deposits ---------------- — ------------------------------------
66,688.70
Guests Leave— Miss Elm a Kuen/,1 ■ Tim e deposits ------------------------------------ ------- --------------- ---
Mra. Moon III— Mrs. Herbert Moon and Miss Geneva Bean, both of Chi
»290.432 25
was reported quite III at her home ‘ cago, who visited for a week at the
T O T A L ............_.... .....................- ............... - .............-
Monday, suffering from a nervous borne of Mr. and Mra. W alter Gossler,
of Oregon, County of Lane, sa.:
breakdown.
left Sunday for Seattle.
Both are State
I Wm O Hughes, president of the above named bank do solemnly swear
graduate nurses and will be emplpyed th at the above statem ent Is true to the best of my knowledge^and belief.
Peterson In Eugene— I. M. Peterson,
W M . G. H U O H E 8 , President
In thia profession at Seattle.
Springfield city recorder, was In Eu
Correct A ttest: L. K. Page. Paul Hadley, A. R. Sneed, Directors.
gene on official business Monday |
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day of October, 1928.
(S E A L )
F R A N K A. De PUE, Notary Public.
morning.
STATE REPUBLICANS NOW
Here from Portland— Mrs Fannie I
100 PER CENT ORGANIZED
*237.388 17 Griffin and granddaughter, Patty, of
Portland, are nere visiting friends for 1 The Republican precinct committee ;
L IA B IL IT IE S
' men are now organized 100 per cent
a few days.
30.000 00
16 C a p ita l S to c k P a id In
as authorized by law. according to -
3,000 00
17 Surplus fund and Kuvtrige Capital
Newport People Here— M r and Mrs. ( (>hl( jietecham . state cenral commit
18
1.1, I ri,1111,1. ,1 p r o l t e
*4292 4d
1.932 76 Cbane Lingo of Newport arrived here , ee chairman, who was present at the
(h l lx»aa current cip , naca. Interest and tuxes paid
*2359 70
26 00 last week end to spend several days m eet(ng of the congressional commit
10
it!-, d.-n da Unpaid
D E M A N D DEPO SITS, other than hanks, subject to reaerve:
vlaltlng with relatives.
;
eof
drH, prec)nct at the Os-
Individual deposits subject to eheck, Including deposits doe
II
Andy Gibson Back— Andy Gibson burn hotel in Eugene, Saturday night,
153.642 95
the state of Oregon, county, cities or other public funds
488 00 who has been living In San Diego for j H. E. Maxey, Lane county congres
24. Demand certificates of deposit outstanding
134.50
36 Cashier's checks of this bunk outstanding payable on demand.
the paat year returned here Saturday sional committeeman, made the ar
T otal of demand deposits, other than bank deposits, subject
evening
and w ill attend high school ( rangements for the meeting of the
I,, ra a o rv e I t e n a 23. 24. 36, 2«
*154.2»;', 45
committeemen from the various coun
T IM E ANO S A V IN G » DEPO SITS, subject to reserve and pay
this winter.
ties of western Oregon.
able on demand or subject to nolle»:
29 423 84
Platform Put In— A platform across
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27 Tim e certificates of deposit outstanding
18,741 12 one set of rails at the Southern Pael- ] Every county and every district In 1
28 Saving« deposits, payable subject to notice
Nell R
T o ta l of tim e and savings deposits payable on demand or
fle station bere was Installed Monday, j ' the state la now organized
Allen of Grants Pass, Is chairman,
subject to notice. Items, 17 and 28
»48,164 96
The platform w ill be used in hauling j and Dr. J C. Booth, of Lebanon, sec-1
baggage trucks to the passenger line.
»237,388
17
T otal
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retary of tfce first district congrex-
Greshem Folks Here— M r and Mrs. , slonal committee. The
State of Onegon. County of I^ane. as.
committee
I. C E Kenyon, (ashler of the above named bank, do solemnly »wear j am<lg Olehouse of Greshem were passed
resolutions
endorsing and
that the above statement la true to the beet of my knowledge and belief.
visitors at the borne of Mr. and Mrs pralshw C(inj rP#imsn w . C. Hawley.
C. E. K E N T O N , Cashier.
Clifford Wilson last Saturday.
I h e / I Arrangements were also made to as
Correct A tte s t:— W elby Stevens. M M I’eery, Directors
attended the Stanford-Oregon football gl>t )n (he catnpalgn
the Second
Subscribed and sworn lo before me this 9th day of October. 1928.
(B E A L )
I M PETER SO N . Notary Public. game.
district.
( My Commission expires Jan. 11. 1932 )
Cam p
Foreman Treated — Cliff
Abrams, foreman of camp 38 of the J
D J. BEALS.
W H. PO LLARD,
F B. H A M L IN ,
W IL F R ID P. TYSO N ,
Of Springfield, In the State of Oregon, at the cloae of bualneaa on
October 3. 192(1
frlenda were present for the evening
Total ...
The tndebtedneas of District No. 19 is as follows:
Total bonded Indebtedness
Total w arrant Indebtedness ...^.................................. .....................
Total amount of other Indebtedness ...................................................
T otal amount of all Indebtedness •••••••••••.... - ....................................
Dated this 3rd day of October, 1938.
Wm G H U O H E 8 , District Clerk.
ATTEST:
u 11
ROY W. C A R L TO N , Chairman,
Reaerve Dcetrlct No. 11
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YOU ARE PERSONALLY INVITED TO ATTEND
Rally Day
AT THE SPRINGFIELD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday, Oct. 21, 9:40 A.M.
A program of o rch e stra m usic, im personations and o th er
num bers fea tu rin g the
Double Male Quartet
and a Rally Day Serm on by Rev. S. E, Childers
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