6 Heppner Gazette Times, August 2, 1945
Irrigon News Notes
By MBS. J. A. SHOTIT
At a beautiful ceremony at 8 p.
m. Wednesday, July 25, Kathleen
Poulscn. daughter of Mr. and Mxs.
James I. Phillips, and Robert Spra
gue were united in marriage at the
Assembly of God church in Irrigon.
The bride given in marriage by her
father, was gowned in white satin
marquisette. Butterflies of seed
pearls adorned the skirt and train
of the dress. She carried a bouquet
of white carnations and pink rose
buds.. The bride has lived in Irri
gon most of her life. She was val
edictorian of the class of 1945 and
is one of the group of Christ's am
bassadors of the local Assembly of
God church. The groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Sprague of
Sequim, Wash, and is a staff ser
gant of the 15th Air Force where he
servd as a bombardier in engage
ments in Italy. Rev. Albert B. Tur
ner read the impressive service.
McCoy Smith, brother-inlaw of the
groom, acted as best man while
LaVelle Markham was maid of hon
or. Other attendants were Delpha
Markham, Clara Fraser. Ella Mae
Grimm. Leonard Aldrich, Charles
Acock and Russell McCoy. David
wedding march was played by Miss
and Herert Rand were ushers. The
Mary Cotton of Stanfield. Mrs. Har
vey Warner sang "I Love You Tru
.ly and Because. A reception was
held at the home of Mr and Mrs.
J. E. McCoy following the cere
mony. The young couple will have
a brief honeymoon at the lakes near
the groom's home.Sgt Sprague will
report at Santa Ana Aug 21. for re
assignment for duty.
Out of town guests for the Poul-son-Sprague
wedding were Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. Sprague, Mr. and Mrs.
Neil Smith and small son, Mr. and
Mrs McCoy Smith, all of Sequim,
Waclr Mi! June Goodwin of Se
attle. Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson,
Capt and Mrs. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. ,
Harold Keith, Mr. and Mrs Arnold j
Webber, Misses Connie and Alice J
Frosh and J S. White of HermistonJ
Misses Mary Cotton and Wilma
Browrf of Stanfield, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hollis, Mrs. Theresa Frasier
and Miss Shirley Teel of Ordnance.
Gollyhorn's grandmother went with
them but will return later.
Mrs. Joyce Pickett and sister Eva
from Portland are visiting at Carl
Haddock's. They will take a load of
furnitture back with them. .
Mrs. Zetha Warner and two dau
ghters were Ordnance visitors Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wilson and
three children moved from New
Meadow Ida. Tuesday and are visit,
ing his mother Mrs Nora Wilson.
Mrs Ruth Umiker returned Sat
urday from a Pendleton hospital
where she spent more than 10 days
being treated.
Warren McCoy is home from Ba
nriaa River, Fla. visiting his par.
ents the R. M. McCoys and other
relatives and friends.
Rev. S. E. Gregg of Vanport
preached in Irrigon at the Commu
nity church and will be here the
following Sunday.
Mrs. Mildred Haney and son
Wesley of Spokane arrived Sunday
to visit her daughter Virginia Al
len and small son Kenneth.
COUNTY CLERK'S SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT
Jan. 1,1945 to July 1,1945
GENERAL FUND ACCOUNT
Jan. 1 Warrants outstanding , $ 2,647.19
Total of 335 claims allowed by County Court
Warrants 'ssued for above claims 22,061.96
24,709.15
Total warrants paid by Treasurer ., $21,717.27
July 1 General Fund Warrants Outstanding..! $ 2,991.88
GENERAL ROAD FUND ACCOUNT
Jan. 1 Warrants outstanding $ 2,240.54
Total of 225 claims allowed by County Court
Warrants issued for above claims 22,461.58
1944-45 taxes -
1943-44 taxes
1942-43 taxes
1942 taxes
taxes -
taxes
taxes
taxes
taxes
taxes
1935-31 taxes . -
T Q'C arA Tri(r -
Land sales "ZZ....Z - 3,209.96
1341
1940
1939
1938
1937
1936
$ 10.736.82
. 1,831.77
415.15
473.61
1,444.85
13.31
89.47
18.50
00.00
20.64
822.48
479.90
$ 19,556.46
Over collections 7iqH
Total on hand and received .. - d,i3D.oo
DISBURSEMENTS
Turned over to County Treasurer - $ 37,119.66
On deposit in ank f86 AO
On hand, June 30, 1945 - 71.16 76.02
Total disbursements and balance on hand - $ 37.195.63
TEMPORARY AUTO PERMITS
Receipts $135.75 Disbursements $135.75
CIVIL FEES AND MILEAGE
$104.93 . $104.93
Respectfully submitted,
P. A. MOLLAHAN,
. Sheriff of Morrow County.
24,702.12
Total wasrants pa'd by Treasurer 21,975.61
July 1 General Road Fund Warrants Outstanding 2,726.51
RODENT FUND ACCOUNT
Jan. 1 Warrants outstanding $ 63.25
Total of 14 claims allowet by County Court
Warrants issued for above claims 312.50
Total warrants pain by Treasurer..
375.75
325.00
July 1 R'dent Fund Warrants Outstanding $ 50.75
DOG FUND ACCOUNT
Total of 3 ilaims allowed by County Court
Warrants issued for above claims $ 236.00
Total warrants paid by County Treasurer 236.00
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF MORROW
COUNTY, OREGON, July 1, 1945
Less County Owned Properties.
ASSETS
Cash in hands of Treasurer .'. $135,157.97
Un'ted States War Bonds 90,000.00
Taxes Receivable (Delinquent) .'. 25,818.10
Taxes Receivable (Current) 12,914.50
Jean Mulkey and Jack Sabranski j
ar working up near Heppner.
Calvin Allen, S 2c has been dis
charged from the Navy because of
rheumatic fever and is to be home
about Aug. 19. i
Adrn Allen and Herbert Ames
were in The Dalles Tuesday.
Robert and John Smith have
bought the Earl Leach place east of
Irrigon and are going to build a
home on it. They sold their old
place and are to give it up by
October.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gollyhorn
and children returned from Tilla
mook where they have been vaca
tioning. Mrs. Efffie Johnson, Mrs.
$263,890.57
LIABILITIES
Outstanding (General Fund) ;. $ 2,991.88
Outstanding (General Roads) 2,726.51
Ootstandng (Miscellaneous) 50.75
Revenues (Taxes) 38.732.60
Current Surplus (Includes amounts due all funds, including
School Districts) 219,388.83
Warrants
Warrants
Warrants
Estimated
$203,890.57
Outstanding Road Bonds ...... $214,000.00
Respectfully submitted,
C. W. BARLOW
County Clerk.
COUNTY TREASURER'S SEMI
REPORT, Jan. 1, 1945 to July
ANNUAL
1, 1945
$301,490.96
Balance on hand January 1, 1945
RECEIVED FROM
Taxes from Sheriff's office - $ 37,119.66
Clerk's office fees 1,106.70
Dog licenses 437.00
Sheriff's fees and mileage 104.93
Sheriff's temporary auto permits 135.75
Realty rentals 125.00
Sales and rentals, road department - 1,647.03
Miscellaneous fines and forfeited bail 593.00
Interest on War Savings Bonds 1,000.00
State School Support funds - 10.913.86
Motor license funds - - 1.516..03
Forest Reserve rentals, etc 2,050.40
Sfate refund on motor fuel 739.45
Interest on time deposit at bank 250.00
Tax on Electric Cooperat've - . 255.52
Alcohol bevterage tax - 336.73
Millage tax for fairs and roads 468.06
Tax on amusement devices .-- 25.45
Tvlor Grazing Act - 96.99
Miscellaneous items 20.33
58,941.89
Eov long will it be
before you can buy a new
wushur, even after civil
ion production starts?
Nobody knows. So keep
your present washer
working well. Have us
check it over now. Our
special 16-point Check-up
is low cost insurance of
good service for the fu
ture. Phone us today.
Heppner Hardware
y Electric Co.
Grand total
$360,432.85
1 AUTHOmZIO DCAUt
DISBURSEMENTS:
General county expenses ..
General county l-oads
General school fund ;
School district specials
Non-High School districts
School district bond and interest.
City specials
County bonds redeemed.
Interest on county road bonds
Irrigation district orders .....
Forest fire patrol
Rodent control
Cla ms on dog fund
Sent State Game Commission
..$ 21,717.27
.. 21.975.61
.. 15,599.11
.. 41,235.97
.. 8,620.18
142.50
.. 2,543.77
.. 8,500.00
.. 5.444.25
4.749.89
.. 4,125.33
325.00
236.00
50.00 135.274.88
Balance on hand July 1, 1945 $225,157.97
LEON W. BRIGGS
Morrow County Treasurer.
COUNTY SHERIFF'S SEMI-ANNUAL
REPORT, Jan. 1, 1945 to July 1, 1945.
TAX COLLECTIONS
T?TT''R'TPTQ
On hand and on deposit, December 31, 1944 $ 17,637.51
ANNUAL REPORT OF MORROW COUNTY COMMITTEE OF
BLUE MOUNTAIN CAMP AND HOSPITAL COUNCIL
Statement of Expense from June 1, 1944 to June 1, 1945
McCAW HOSPITAL
Elks ward, includes electric phonograph $
Morrow County ward 47
Furniture and curtains $150, radio $29. $60 phonograph from
Harry Duvall, typewriter repairs $5.15, cart for phonograph
$27, extension cords $3.92, ed lamps $9.86.
New '"ward given '..
Magazine fund for 10 months
Birthday phone calls, general party for year
8 portable phonographs, includes gift of Rhea Creek Grange, does
not include the Elks or one in Ward 47 and two from Pine
City :
8 portable electric radios, does not include one in Ward 47
Curtain and cushion material wards 9 and 19
2 dozen harmonicas and postage
Bicycle,' gift of the Red Cross board
Awning for lown at McCaw
Spotlight and globes for state in recreation hall
Ping pong table
Christmas gift program from many groups and individuals
$30 magazine subscriptions, $42 Christmas phone calls,
$8.43 Christmas musin$72.43 bed lamps. $24 Chrismas
wreaths and flowers, $5 gift wrappings and gifts, gift from
Willows Grange $17.68
Repair to radios and typewriters
Phone calls for patients from battle fronts
Help in furnishing WAC day room
Gift to recreation ball in closed wards from Srt. Dan Dinges
Gift of $5 per month closed ward'from HEC Willows Grange....
Cleaning account since first of yar
Party hind and prizes in wards, $25 given by Holly Rebekah
lodge, Lexington ,
Elks ward fo refreshments, records and prizes
Records for wards and general hospital
Easter gift of plants :
One dozen bed lamps, general use at McCaw
Mrs. Reser's account for year
Curtains and rods $16.98; ping pong tables $65; waste bas
kets $14.73; balance used in furnishing ward 47, $32.66; food
for parties, our ward and others. $26.81; flowers and rlant?,
$12.78; extra magazines, $13.25; records $55. Total of $R2.79
was spent as follows: typewriter and radio repairs, $20.20;
globe, $1.03: lamp shade, $1.53: birthday gifts (3). $6.18: go
ing away gifts for patients, $5.47; Christmas decorations
Ward 47, $5.12; records for library, $2.29; record holders,
$6.18; paper anad pncils. $1.60; guitar strings, 67c: games,
$7.36; juicer for hall, $4.07; ice cream for picnic, $1.08.
Postage for packages, express and phone calls for year
Stationery
300.00
284.93
300.00
100.00
60.00
420.00
270.00
92.98
54.25
30.00
80.00
70 00
10.00
199.54
10.00
50 00
50.00
200
?0 00
12.50
10325
7548
81.35
10.50
37.26
300.00
29.49
9.80
Total $3,061.33
MONEY SPENT AT PASCO
Pocket size books $ 5.00
Records 25.00
Ironing board and cover r 7.05
Curtain material for day room 16.93
Furniture for hospital ward 102.40
Furniture for wards and day rooms 73.00
Freight 1.29
Freight and lamp shade 13.03
Slipper material
Harmnicas to go on carriers
Records for carriers
Gift from Rhea Creek Grange
Allowance Wave Christmas gifts
3.00
24.34
20.00
30.00
5.00
26.00
Total $ 352.04
MONEY SPENT AT WALLA WALLA AIRBASE
.Records for mental patients in hospital $ 25.00
Chairs for ready room for pilots 30.00
Airplane models for hospital 9.84
Furniture for day room 100.00
Loud speaev expense, $10 given by Rhea Crek Grange 30 00
Phonograph for closed ward, from Willows Grange 57.50
25.00
Records for hospital-
Gift from Willows Grange 14 50
Records - 15.00
Total : $ 301.84
MONEY SPENT AT VETERANS HOSPITAL
Records - - - 50.00
Phonograph for Christmas gift 57.50
Total .. : $ 707 50
Dues for Council expenses , 100.00
Total expenses: McCaw : $3,001.33
Pasco 352.04
, Walla Walla 306.84
Veterans hospital 4 107.50
Dues 100.00
Total $3,927.71
Balance on band June 1, 1944 $ 193.55
Collected and donated since ...... - 3,895.95
Less expenses
4.089.50
3,927.71
Balance on hand $ 161,79
FLORENCE BERGSTROM, Secretary-Treasurer