JOURNAL
77ieNYSSA
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON.
SECOND SECTION
Earnings O f Bank
Reach $ 1 ,8 1 5 ,0 0 0
The earnings of The First Nation
al Bank of Portland for the first
six months of 1950 were $1,815,000
as reported by President F. N. Bel-
grano, Jr. Pursuing the policy ad
opted in 1949, *300,000 was added
to reserve for possible loan losses
from the current six months earn
ings, making net earnings of $1,-
515,000.
Mr. Belgrano pointed to the fact
that during these six months, de
posits of the bank had increased
*2,339,400.40 to a total *478.766.582.05.
He also pointed to the fact that
loans had reached an all time high
of *176,256,994 78, and that the in
crease of *25,201,932.76 was greater
J than
in any previous six months
period.
These figures are solely for The
First National Bank of Portland and
do not Include the 15 banks with 17
offices which are affiliated with this
institution. Deposits In the affiliat
ed banks total *108,182,166.16 with
loans of *28.781,589.73 and total re
sources of *115,775,111.87.
There are now 62 banking offices
in the First National bank group.
Before the end of the year two more
offices will be added, one at Spring-
field, Oregon, which will be a branch
of an affiliate, The First National
Bank of Eugene, and one which will
be known as the Industrial branch
of The First National Bank of Port
land, will be located on the block
bounded by Northwest 18th and 19th
avenues and Northwest Raleigh and
Savier streets, Portland.
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13. 1950
kins returned Monday from Warm Return From Lakes—
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Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mally and
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Tobler and
Miss Nora O'Brian returned Mon- Sharon left Monday for 8hell Lake,
day from a week's visit at Payette Wisconsin to attend the funeral
Here From California—
: lakes.
j services of a friend.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Ritchie of Taft,
California are visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wilson Mr.
Ritchie is a brother of Mrs. Wilson.
2 Sunday Schools
Church Service Is
lake, where they attended the
Hold Joint Picnic l tist young peoples conference.
Given Near River
! BIO BEND, July 13—Mrs. Jean
APPLE VALLEY. July 1«—Doris i Titus of Warren, Indiana and War-
Cearley left early Monday morning i ren Van De Water of Marion, In
diana have been visiting their par
with the Roswell young people for ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van De
the Baptist Youth camp at Warm Water. All plan to return to In
diana soon.
lake. She will be gone a week.
Altar Society To Meet—
The Arena Valley Union Sunday
The St. Anne’s Altar society will
The MYP group enjoyed devotion
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school and the Lower Bend Sunday meet Thursday, afternoon, July 20
al services and a welner roast a- school held a Joint picnic Sunday at
at the Cathalic church.
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round a campfire near the Boise the Big Bend park.
river Sunday evening.
Geoise Ointher of the Boise child
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Bob Smalley went to Donnelly ren's home, Miss Norma Hitt, Mr.
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Monday afternoon to spend the and Mrs. Dick Scott and Qlenn of
policy will pay all doctor and hospital bills. Cost is
Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Boise, Mr. and Mrs. Trafell and Mr.
Nichols and son. Robert. He will and Mrs. Oorder of Arena valley
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were visitors Sunday at Lower Bend
return Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Freeman re Sunday school.
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Reboring, Valve Grind
Mrs. John Packwood and Jimmy
turned Wednesday f r o m
Los
Angeles, where they enjoyed the and Benny and David Witty attend
ed the 4-H showmanship and fitting
Shriners convention.
ing, Lathe work. Parts
Mr. Pierson and Mr. Carver were practice at the Grider farm Sat
urday.
in Montour from Friday until Mon
and accessories
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Chand
day to get a truckload of equipment.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alec Wagener and ler and sons of Caldwell, Miss Bull
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children and Mr. and Mrs. Conley ard and Fiances Foster were supper
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Wilson and boys went on a fishing guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
trip to Sagehen reservoir Sunday. Charles Witty.
Frances Foster and Wilma Bullard
They report a grand time but poor
of Nyssa are conducting vacation
fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones were Bible school this week at Lower
fishing part of last week on the Bend.
Merl and Philip Hatch visited
Little Weiser river.
Bob Smalley was a dinner guest their father last week at Joseph,
Oregon.
Sunday evening in the Blaine Jem-
Mrs. Florence Belknap and daugh
mett home in Caldwell.
Roy Pilcher left for Colfax, Wash ter, Leona, visited over the week
ington Saturday to get Mrs. Pilcher, end with Mr. and Mrs. Dyre Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Delno Brock are the
who has been visiting two weeks
with her two sisters at Colfax and parents of a girl, Carol Ann, born
Thursday morning at the Caldwell
Pasco.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Caldwell of Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Dyre Roberts and daughter
Pecos; Texas were gueests from
Thursday until Saturday In the visited Friday and Saturday with
Mrs. Roberts parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Caldwell home.
Miller Hindler of Nampa.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dick and girls
Little Terry Prosser of Pilot Rock
left Friday for two-weeks vacation
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and Ronald Bell of Ordnance, Ore
in Canada. While they are gone, gon are visiting their grandparents,
they will visit Mr. Dick’s brothers Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Prosser.
and sisters near Calgary, Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones were sur
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Fritts and prised Sunday afternoon when Mr.
son, Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Conley Jones' brother and wife and son, Lee,
Wilson and daughter, Janette, Mr. of Gresham, Oregon arrived for a
and Mrs. Sherman Wilson and visit.
Naomi Smith were among those who
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones and fam
were in Caldwell Monday evening ily, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Keller and
for the Fritts-Durnil wedding. The family and Mr. and Mrs. Homer
bride, Edna Fritts, daughter of Mr. Didrickson of Caldwell, spent the
and Mrs. Everett Fritts, attended Fourth at the Owyhee dam.
grade school in Apple valley and
The Jolly Janes met Wednesday of
Ivan Durnil, father of the groom, this week with Mrs. Lenny Smith.
taught in Apple valley school sev
Howard Van De Water’s sale held I
eral years ago.
Monday was attended by a very
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wyared of Boise large crowd. His stock, machinery
were dinner and overnight guests and household goods brought top
in the Jack Reed home Wednesday prices. The Wade P. T. A. served
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of last week.
lunch at noon. Mr. Van De Water
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bybee and sold his sixty acre farm to Mr. and
daughter left Saturday for Payette Mrs. Ernest Seuell of Nyssa.
lakes for a vacation over the Fourth.
George Elfers, Billy and Loretta
Van De Water and Fay Marie Hop
Visits Parents—
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cranney and
son, Frank, of Tacoma left Tuesday
morning after visiting over the
week-end at the home of Mrs. Cran-
ney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Campbell.
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The Nyssa Square Dance club has
changed its meeting time from
Thursday evening, July 20 to this
week, on Thursday evening so as
not to conflict with the Nyssa rodeo.
The next meeting will be held Tues
day, July 27. The group is meeting
in the city park.
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