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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. 1936. Ninety-two people were killed in Great Britain In one year by .fall ing out of bed. according to re tal accidents cause 18,000 deaths in Britain every year. '.SCO being on the road. 2.000 in industry and 9,000 In the home or in every-day 742-Pound Mother Gains After Babs Birth rie company, ownera of the prop erty. News of Douglas County "Prepare to meet thy God." sults of an Investigation by the Na tional Safety First association. Fa pursuits. Adv TWO c r CANYONVILLE - CANYONVII.I.K, .May 19 Mr. and Mm. L. K. Heniilriner visited -Sunday In KuBeno al Hie Iiomib t Mr. Hcnningrr's lster, .Mrs. Ralph Hunsaker. . Mr. and Aim. Kenneth Hopkins were dinner guests at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. Patty Fisher of Hose- 'burg Sunday. ' T. C. Kliaw celebrated his seventy-sixth birthday Sunday at the home of his son Victor. A delicious birthday dinner was prepared by Mrs. Shaw. Mrs. V. H. Whitney was bitten by a dog Friday morning. The In Jury Is healing nicely. Mrs. Ida Custo Is attending the grand lodge In Kosebilrg this week. She-Is a delegate from Heltha Ke bekah lodge and Mr. Casio Is a delegate from the I. O. O. F. lodge. Three candidates from Canyonvllle I. O. O. F. will receive the third "degree In Honeburg Wednesday .'night. The work will he given by i the veteran team from Tillamook. Kach member of this team has ' been a member of the ordur for ! twenty-five years or more. -Mrs. Frank Hart of Oazley has had the misfortune to lose her eye ' Bight. Bbo Is receiving medical at , tention in Medford. t Victor Khaw waa a business vis ! Uor In Canyonvllle Monday. , Mrs. Moyer haa returned to her ' homo here from Mercy hospital J where aha has been receiving meil i leal treatment. Iiunny Swnrtz, who Is employed ! in a mine above Drew. waB taken ! to Rosoburg Thursday for medical i aid. A piece of steel was removed t from his eye. ' The KeddinsB - brother of the rioneer auto camp arc making i many now Improvements in the i way of remodeling and repainting 1 tllu cabins. o GLENDALE GLENDALE. May II) Mr. and Mm. Albert. Jones and daughter Catherine stopped hern Saturday on their way home from Crenwell. Mr. and Mrs. Joo Jones, their par ents, accompanied them to their home In Medford for a short visit. Mr. and Mm. Geo. C. Dyer and Sirs. A. J. Haess attended grand 'lodge In 'Rasebnrg Monday alter noon and evening. Mrs. Dyer re ceived the decoration of chivalry 7rom her local lodge during the Mondnv evening session. Miss (lenella Gentry of Mill Clls was the house guest of Miss Mary Alice lln er last week-end. Mrs. A. J. Haess was a Grants Pass cnller Saturday. Mra. Koran Hellitr anil Mrs. C. !. I'ulherlson were MedTord visit ors Saturday. Stanley I'mphlelt of Portland, a former-' resident of Olendnle, Is upending his vacation al his ranch liome Just west of town. Ernest Umphlett and daughter of Eugene 'visited with his nrotner esiumey civer the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. A. I,. Mcllenry of Medford spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Clifford Wright. Mlsa llunel Slurievaiit of Port land and Mrs. 0. II. Ilonglnnd of Klamath Fulls visited Willi the hit .ter'a mother, Mrs. Illlmn Slrnnne, 'over the week-end. Dan Fish of Coqulllo visited In .Olendnle Sunday. Ij. Purdlne Is the new night ope rator al I he Southern Pacific i depot, lulclng the shift from mid night to X o'clock III the morning. YONCALLA YONCAM.A. May 111 The reg ular meeting of the N'clghhors of Woodcraft was held Tuesday even ing al the Oild Fellowa hall. A Bnclal hour whs enjoyed following the meeting, with Mrs. Vied l.ec and Mrs. D. C. Wilson serving a delicious lunch. MIsb Ha ha. Cockeran und friend of Cmpillle spent I lie week-end with Miss Cockerun'a parents on ltcd Illll. Marvin llelland of Co? vail Is spent the week-end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Erie sten scth. Mr. Gibson, who has been S. P. agent at Drain for some time, was 'transferred to the Voncnlhi depot Monday. i Among those enjoying n day's online at l.oon Lake were Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Stonaker. Mr. and Mrs. . Edward Kelso. Mr. anil Mrs. Ernes Leach and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Edes . and daughter Marlon. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Warner ami Blr. and .Mrs. Ervln nice took short trip up the coast lo Florence una then home by Eugene .Sunday ' Murvln Holland and Paul l'p- -:Bhuw transacted business In ltose- biirg Saturday. A. ('. Wilson returned home on 'Thursday alter spending several htys in the hospllat at Itoscburg rece v tig medical treatment. Mr. anil Mrs. Kenneth Crowe and 'babv of Eugene visited at the Na- ,lhan Crowe home a couple of days llasl week. i Percy Cutlack visited his broth 'ers. Hurry and Hurt, last week. Mr jCutlack Is u curpentcr for the S. P. company. i Ernest Vroman relumed home .Thursday from a trip lo Gold Illll ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank llelllwell .will leave this week for a abort .visit wllh relative In aiicouicr, Wash. .Mrs. Cnnnle Shappro. tlaintli ler or Mrs. llelllwell, will return home Willi them for a couple ol 'weeks vacation. Mrs. Mamie Lake of Salem visit Vtl hor mother. Mi. Cynthia Tur- ,! ii. last week. A large crowd was present at 'Hie high school gym Inursdny eve nihil. Way 14. to enjoy Hie fine pro- grain pul' on by the Eugene cham ber of coinnierce. .Muslim uuinuers, "I np dancing, readings and one-act 'jilnya constituted Hie program. j t-AVS CHKFK. May 13. Mp. In ml Mrs. T. I ttVuwr were Sun day' vialtoiu ol Mr. aud .Mr. T. J. Bowman of Myrtle Creek. Noiman Raymond of Balein spent l lie week-end visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mra. V. II. Kaymond- Mr. Kaymonu left Monday for Klatuatb Falls to attend lo business. Mm. Charles UeW'ald and Hon. Jessie, of Cottage C.rove spent Sun day visiting lift' nephew, llowaid Ward and family. John Neuner of Oakland, Calif., spent the week In the Days Creek vicinity attending to business and visiting friends. Fritz Snyder and John Chaney motored to Myrtle Creek Saturday to attend to business. Mr. Chaney received medical attention from Dr. Hess. Mrs. (ieorgia Phillips left Satur day evening lor Kugene where she will upend the week visiting her mother and friends. Mm. liny White and son, Wil bur, were business visitors of Hoseburg Thursday- Glenn Rlddie, master of the Rid dle gran Re, and wife, of Kiddle, and Mr. Brown, grange organizer, attended the South umpqua grange meeting Monday, May 4, held at the Days Creek high school audi torium. M r. end Mrs. 1 larlcy Gunlon moved to Ulendale Sunday where Mr. Ounlon has been employed for the paBt two weeks. Mrs. Ueorge Knight of Medford spent the week-end visiting her son, Norman, and mother-in-law, Mrs. Lou Knight, of Cagyonville. Leland Harter, oeventh and eighth grade teacher of Riddle, apent the week-end vlRltlng at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kay mond. T. L. Weaver transacted busi ness In Rosebtug Saturday. Heverly Jean Worthinglon re turned td the home of her pareiitB, Mr. and Mrs- wade Worthlngton, Friday from Honeburg where she had been visiting her grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Conn, for the pust week. Jack Stevens and Harry Nlvlaon of Drew spent the week-end visit ing at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davis and family. Mr. and Mrs. " Uurrel Dabb of RoKcbitrg spent Saturday visiting at the home of Mrs, Hahb's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sumner, Carl M. Hill motored to itoBe burg Sunday to play in the Canyon ville Khythmen hand over KRMi, local broadcasting Kt at Ion Mr. und Mrs. Karl Wesemun were business visitors of Myrtle Creek Saturday. Mrs. U eseman received dental work from Dr. John Wilson. Mrs. Pearl Ulnm of Canyonvllle spent Friday visiting at the home of Mr. and Mih. Jc.m flam and fumlly of Gazlny. MIhb Gem Hutchinson, senior of tha Southern Oregon Normal school of Ashlanti. spent the week eiidv lifting Iter imronis; Mr. ami Mrs. Walter lltilchlnson. Carl M. Hill and Illll Willis of Canyonvllle motored to Ucedsport Monday lo attend to business- Mix Gladys I'lani. primary tcacher of Myrtle Creek, and Jack 1'lum, employee or Frank Ilrad m reel's Red and White store of Riddle, spent the week-end at the home of their purcnlK, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Clam of MHo. An exciting game between Till er-Drew team ami Soulh Umpciun Falls CCU team was watched by a large crowd Sunday on the Days Creek high school diamond. The final score was 9 to 5 In favor of the South Umpqua Falls CCC team. Mrs, Charles DeWald and son, Jennie, of Cottage Grove, returned to their home Monday after visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Henry DeWuld and friend for tha pant few days. Mrs. Carl M. Hill nnd Mrs. Karl Weseman spent Monday In Rose burg shopping and visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Merlin and son. John, were business visitors of Koseburg Thursday. Mr. Dean pur chased a l&ttf Ford V-8 pickup from the Koseburg dealer. Miss Mae dross, local primary teacher, spent the week-end veil ing her mother, Mrs. Alice Gross, of Yoncnllu. Mrs. P. M, Hart of Tiller bus been confined to her lied ut her home for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Campbell of Hoseburg spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Campbell's brother, K liner Kl- llson, and family of Canyonvllle. Mr. and .Mrs. It. F. l-nudrnm of Glcndale spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Gladys Davis and sou. Mus ter Rondeau of Tiller, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Moore and children, Neltle Louise. Leon, and J Innate, and Sule and Wiletha Hutchinson attended the Al G. Haines circuit Thursday and visit ed Mr. and Mrs. James Kelley, of Hosehtiig. Mr. and Mrs. A. F.. Moore were business visitors or Rosehurg Sal unlay. . Mrs. Mary Krlebarh and chil dren. Mlirn lnn and Frank Uemils, of Tiller, spent the week-end on Iheir ranch near the South I mp qua falls. At the organization meeting of t ho Sout h I' minimi grange Hume Kconomlcs club, held at the Days Creek high school auditorium. Fri day afternoon, May N, the follow ing oMiceis were elected: Presi dent, Mrs. J. A. Hhoads, vice-president; Mrs. M. Wlllaid; secretary. Mrs. John Ferituson, and treasurer. Mrs. C. C. Illll. It was decided that the regular meeting of the club would lie held the second Wednes day of rsch month. The meeting are to ho held at tho different honieH nf the members. The next meeting will be held ut the home of Mis. Archie Ferguson. Mra. Italph Weaver and Mrs. Klmer Kittson of Canyonvllle and Mrs. Joo Campbell of Rosehurg spent Sunday nflcinoou visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alec Worthlngton. Mr. and Mrs. Pete I lain purchas ed n Ford V-S coach Wednesday from the Rosebuig dealer. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mostttaf of Riddle M'viil Sunday at the home of .Mrs. .MuetbtU i sou. Clay Claw E 0 ) ' i 7 L,,u--X- . U rf. Gertrude Karn Although there was no way of definitely checking the fact on the scales, Mrs. Gertrude Karn, 742 pound fshreveport, La.r mother, was believed to have added a few pounds in support of her claim to being the world's heaviest woman after birth of Breadwinner Hnrry Twiford, disabled war vet eran and proprietor of a Los An geles (rarage which "wasn't doing so welt," discovered a litter of four riups in the basement of his ostab ishment one day. He kept the mother dog and one puppy, which he named Squeczit. He taught Squcorit tricks, and the dog's ability Won him a contract of $u5 a day with the movie studios, and fumlly of Mtlo. Mr. mid Mrs. J. A. Worthlngton und M1&8 Curol ('lurk, locul Inter medin tu toiicluM', wore dinner gui'81 8 of M r. 11 ml M vs. W'uile W'orthtnuion and children, Heverly Jeun und Wade Jr., Suiuiuv. Mm. Klizuhetli Michaels lefl Sill 11 it In v In ti 1 1 iitiil M itt htr'H 1I11 v olmervHtton ui Oregon Statn col lege at I nrviilliK Xinnlnv wliern hoi' (ton, i.Rwrenee. Ik h student and to visit her daughter and Kon-in-luw, Mr. and Mra. Homer 11 ray, of Cor- VUlllH. MIkh MaiKuret SiiKiiherd. lonil nnalHlunt liiuh Hrhfml ttjphir. id. lended the dedication of tho first hrltlKU at Wumimrt Saturday. A holiday wfta declared hv th lya freek board of directors Thursday so dial the children could altend the Al It. Harues cir cus at KosebuiK. Mr. und Mra. Tele I'lam and Mr. and .Mrs. Kaymond Sinner Kpenl Sunday vlNiiiiiK ut the home or Mr. und Mrs. Mae Culhertsou ol lilen ilttle, Mr. anil Mrs. Jim Hartley and daughters, Joyce, Maxine and Vi vian, of KuHeliutK and Mr. and Mrs. 1km Snyder ol ('anyonville nent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Uariley and Mr. Snyder's patent. Mr. and Mih. Joe Snyder. The Days Creek IiIkIi schnol soft hall team won trom the Kiddle IiIrIi school team hy a more of lit to S in a conference Kme, VWilue: day at Canyonvllle hall diamond, where hoth team attended (he annual field day of the South Chin qua Hod and linn cluh. Ilohei t Wilson and sou, Hobble, oT Portland, htoncht Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart of liaxlcy home from Portland. Sunday, where Mia. Hint hud been a patient since last Wed nesday at tho Joyce hospital re ceiving medical treatment for her eyes. Mr. Wilson and son return ed lo their homo Monday. Ml MaiKuret SaRahenl, local assistant high school teacher, left I'Yiday for (lardiuer where she speni Mother's day villi her moth er. Mis. Mary Sunherd. Puvo Ad iiinxuii, local seventh and eighth guide teacher, accompanied her ns tar as Myrtle Creek, where he spent the weekend with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Adainson und sister. Miss (irace. a teacher In one nf the Kuuene tirade .MUtt Kvulyu Ku.Miioud, ouiidouoj I wmMjtfm.l j Nun her second child, Martha Ellis, weight 9 pounds 11 ounces at birth. Hospital officials found it necessary to reinforce the bed with timbers to ac commodate Mrs, Karn, whose husband is himself no featherweight, tipping the scales at 305. of the Hansen Chevrolet company of Koseburg, spent the week-end with her pure ills, Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Raymond. Karl Widrig left Tuesday for American Laue, Wash., where he will receive medical attention. u C. Hill, Earl Sumner, Andy Moore and Joo Khoads, represen tatives of the Douglas county ttpurUmen, motored to Grants Pass Kuturday, where they attended the southwestern Oregon wildlife conference. H. J. Hash, J. P. Mooie, John Ainacher and Mai lt El liott, prominent members of the ijouih Umpqua Rod and Gun club, ulso attended the conierence. Mr. and Mrs. William Klannl- gun and Coru Doinpier of Glen dale wrecked their cur Sunday evening about two miles above Tiller on Dead Horse creek. The occupants eceived minor cuts and bruises. Cora Dompiei's leg was quite bad ly cut and received medical atten tion trom lr. Hess. Uuster Sporer spent the week end with his aunt, Mrs. Henry Sol icit and family of Kiddle. SUTHERLIN SUTHKRMN, Muy 19 Mr. and Mrs. o. J, bhirley of Portland aio spending u few days with their' son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Shirley, east o Suth erlin. I J. Davis left Saturday morn ins for Sun KranciHco where ho will visit with his daughter, Miss Leota Duvls, who Is in training al French hospital. J. W. Iiizel and daughter, Eli zabeth, lert Friday morning tor Portland, where they were called by the death of Mrs. Lcitxcl's sis ter. Mrs. Leit.ol has been In Portland for some time. Mrs. Hidgoway was taken to Pa cific Christian hospital at Kugeue Saturday morning for medical treatment. Hoyce Mnley, who was injured some time ugo In an auto accident Is recuperating at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Paul Trozelle, and will soon be able to be about ugain. Miss Anna Lee Allen spent tho week-end with friends in Roac burg. Ur. J. W. Cook uccompunled lr. Nicholas of Hoseburg Wednesday to Albany, where they attended the Willamette Veterinary Medicul association. Thirty-seven m e m I,ers were present. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Itedell of (ho Dutch Lunch have adopted a young porcupino for a pet. The playful young "Porky" is attract ing considerable altentloii In the lledell backyard. Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Sarmiento and daughter, Mary Anne, of Port land, are spending soveral days at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Theo dore Anderson on Calapoola street, parent s of M rs. Sarin lento. M r. Sarmieuto is the Peruvian consul at Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Oleason of Seaside and their son, Kenneth, visited over the week-end with re latives ut West Fir. Mrs. Marion Kmmttt, neo Mar garet Wegner, was honored with a miscellaneous shower at the home of .Mrs. Claude Allen, with Miss Anna Leo Allen as hostess. Uev. and Mrs. Sylvester and children of Hoseburg. and the A. Coeneuberg family, wero guests al the home of Mrs. Emma Currier last Sunday. Miss Marian Stglsimtnd was a guest at I ho home of M iss Vir ginia Leather wood at I'mpuuu Monday evening. Miss Irene Murphy, assistant nt the local post office, Is spending a few days at her homo In Ump qua this week. Miss Dale Turner of Wilbur was a Sunday dinner guest of Mary Jane Austen. Mrs. Anna Hankensnn spent Mother's day at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Austen and family. Mis. Helen (Jorrell returned to the slate university at Kuueiie last Friday, after spending two weeks at the family homo northwest of Sutheiliu. m-wey rnra.oo of Nonparlel suf fered a broken shoulder one day last week while ut work In the woods. D. F. Kirhardsou went to Ku geue last Friday, where he Is ro ceiving medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Austin spent several hours I u It use burg on buslucs last Tuesday. anJ Baby Mrth Ellis ' 3 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Keith of Waldport spent the week-end at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cook and son, Dean, were Sunday afternoon guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Khamp, west of town. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Parker and son, Billy, were Sunduy dinner guests of Mrs. Nellie Parker on Northsido terrace. 1)111 lloeft and J. P. Keener, well known business men of Hoseburg were Sutherlin visitors Tuesday. Miss Dona Lee Shaffer, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Shaf fer is convalescing at Mercy hos piiul from a severe attack of pneu monia. Mrs. A, Coeneuberg Is assisting In caring for Mrs. Lida Pinkston at Oakland. - A well known Idaho business man was In Sutherlin Monday look ing over the Sutherlin hotel prop erty with a view of leasing It. 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