Show i 17 JULY 1952 THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS iny Fayette (lews Mayfield Hews Mr and Mrs Elmer and children Roma and Craig left Saturday for Logan to visit a daughter and son-iMr and Mrs Vernon Mil- ler Roma remained for a weeks visit and Mr and Mrs Barthol- and Craig returned to Fayette Sunday Mr and Mrs Delane Lambert- son of Aurora visited Saturday and Sunday with the Glen Ly- - and Mrs Ashley Nelson and family of Lehi viisted over the past week end at the home of Mr and Mrs Welcome sen parents of Mrs Nelson Barthol- - omew mna The Ward Sunday School will an outing Wednesday at Gunnison swimming pool Everyone is Invited to come and bring their own lunch Water- melon will be furnished stage r 2 5 6 7 ' X tester Hansen and daughter DeAnne of May- Mr and Mrs Wesley Johnson field and Miss Rita Peterson of and son Bruce motored to Salt Gunnison left Monday morning Lake Sunday accompanied by for a trip to Idaho Falls Idaho Mrs Johnson’s father Anton where they will visit a sister and Christensen who remained in a brother of Mrs Hansen Mrs Rhoda Harris and Delbert Lar- the capitol city for a visit sen' Mr and Mrs Alton Kiesel and Mr and Mrs Evan Kjarr and two children and Mrs George C Kiesel of Manti visited Sun- - family visited Sunday at the home of Mrs Kjarr’s parents day with Mrs Rilla Johnson Mr and Mrs Clarence Scow The children remained with their Do Tour Trading At Home grandparents while the parents left to vacation at Sun Valley HELPS WINNIE Britain's Prime Winston Churchill has surrendered part ef his powers to Foreign SecEden retary Anthony (above) Minister YWMIA with Bessie and Iva Mae Hansen Thompson as assistants and Betty Louise Hansen as secretary Shirley Bartholomew was sustained as superintendent of the YMMIA as first with Hugh Nielson the counselor 15 fim vmad£Jbr' Hermitage RAID ywte$tie itorM TOTAL business June 16 18 “ mat C Jtraia&t and Kathy and Helen $ 375000 69258718 150000 ASSETS $164616551 LIABILITIES (not including ordinated obligations shown below) TOTAL 24 CAPITAL 25 26 27 $ 58365344 65870330 569501 24817910 327959 oooo04moooooo444 eSSllLln V8 —— — sub- $149951044 ACCOUNTS Capital Surplus Undivided profits CAPITAL 36171833 58660000 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individuals partnerships and corporations Time deposits of individuals partnerships and corporations Deposits of United States Government (including postal savings) Deposits of States and political subdivisions Other deposits (certified and officers’ checks etc) TOTAL DEPOSITS $149951044 2500000 10000000 2165507 $ fe©°8 14665507 ?9 TOTAL 30 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS vmmuw Mrs Belva Mitchell and children Ellen and Christy of Philadelphia Halverson 13 14 Idaho New officers were sustained Sunday evening at the Sacrament services for the YWMIA and YMMIA LaRue Anderson was sustained as president of AH rlllh news BANK close of Cash balances with other banks Including re serve balance and cash items in process of collection United States Government obligations direct and guaranteed Corporate stocks (including $375000 stock of Federal Reserve bank)' Loans and discounts (Including None Overdrafts) Bank premises owned $150000 furniture and fixtures None (Bank premises owned are subject to None liens not assumed by bank) 12 3 f program was enjoyed pledge led by Leslie Rosenberg songs FJnue "Coming ’Round The Mountain" ll and "Little Tom Tinker” clubs of Centerfield freshments were served by Mrs will Join in on outdoor party Rosenberg Friday evening at 7:30 at the Ranae Childs reporter Gunnison City Park The county Agent Mr Allred and the home demonstration agent Miss Pal- freyman will attend °uri1n je evening the clubs U plan their July 24th float Je annual °utin triP to Camp minutes Evelyn Funk led in ine 7 “My Wild Irish Rose” will be served followed by singing and “When It’s Springtime In The Rockies” Old business and articles collected from the paper Members of the Breakfast were read by Darlene Denison Gang of the Centerfield Dona Peterson gave the lesson Clubs met at the home of Leslie It was on safety about the yard Rosenberg July 9th During the and home’ We also had a lesson meeting milk drinks were cook- on pressing Refreshments were ed and demonstrated A demon- stration on scrambled eggs was served by Afton Peacock Faye given by Karen Jorgensen and and Darlene Denison helped Ranae Childs following with the serving ' ASSETS 1 Kebb of Lehi n Mayfield at the homes of her sis‘e" M" Welcome Jen sen and Mrs Viola Jensen rs- PAGE OF VALLEY GUNNISON aad Mrs' Moen Peterson and am y ° Prov° visited the past week end at the home of Mr and Mrs Clyde Willardsen While here they attended the e Christian Willardsen family union held Sunday at the Manti City Park UTAH CONDITION Of Gunnison Sanpete County Utah at the St 1152 Mr and GUNNISON REPORT OF t ACCOUNTS $164616551 bank’s capital consists of: Common stock with total par value of $2500000 This GUd (MiBB MEMORANDA pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and other purposes 31 Assets $ 3000000 Overfelt President of the bank hereby certify that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief EUGENE OVERFELT Correct —Attest I Eugene S' X C E ANDERSEN N L HERMANSEN of Salt Lake are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Hyrum Olsen Mrs Mitchell is a grandaughter and the other J children are MD Directors OF UTAH of the Bank Commissioner I Louis S Leatham Bank Commissioner of the State of Utah do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the statement of the above named company filed in my office on July 10 1952 LOUIS S LEATHAM STATE Office EGULARBLOODl HOUNDS After Customer! 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