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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC, ORECON, Hffiffllft. AUGUST T, 1936.
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MELROSE
- MKMIOKK, Auk. Ill Mr. ainl
Mrs. (JeorK BuiiIhM'K and two chil
dren arrived Sutuuluy evening
from I'owi.tb wtwre the former In
. employed In a Iokkiiik camp. They
la re former Melrotm renMents and
rwill ruinuin at Mehotfu aeverul
-days wUero thoy have property in
toreuts. : Mm' Fritz Kt a 11 Tier returned to
her homo 1hki Tliurmluy evoninK
from Port! und where aim hua been
receiving medical cure. Mm. Htauf
fer haa Iteen 111 for Bome time.
Mr. and Mrs. John (iulla and
TluuRhter returned to Melrone lattt
week from Canadu, where they have
'resided for the paat eighteen
months. They resided at Molrose
before going to Canada and are
very clad to be back. They etuted
'the drought and hail atorms ruin-
,ed all their cropH tliia mininmr.
M. M. Meredith will he employ
ed this week in ItoHflburg at the
IDouglaa County Creamery.
Alvin Auderaon left Sunday for
Winston where ho will he employ
ed during the remaining summer
months and Tall. He will make hia
home with Mr. and Mrs. John Lee,
formerly of Melrose.
Miss Helen Anderson left for
Vortlttnd to visit frinuds and vIhU
har brother and siflter-tn-law, Mr.
laud Mis. Algol Anderson.
' William Cooper la logging with
'the Williams Caterpillar this week
for Woodruff Brothers, who recent
ly had a horse crippled.
h, C. Conner and his brother,
heater L. Conner of Torrance, Cali
. fornia, arrived at Melrose last
' week to take pohhobkIcu of the
forty acre tract they purchased a
nionth ago from the Melrose Or
chard company. The tract la locut-
ed in the northwestern part of the
Melrose Orchard tract. They are
building a house and as soon as
completed will build a burn. The
carpenter work Is being done by
the former who will return to his
.home In California as soon us the
buildings ure completed. The latter
will muke his permanent home
here. I
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patrick re
turned to their home In Kugene
lust week nfler vIkIUur the paHt
moulh with their son-in-law and
'daughter, Mr. and Mrs. M. M
Meredith, They were accompanied
home by their granddaughter, MIsh
.Mildred Meredith. '
Carl Lindsay is building a new
tvoodnhed mid garage on his place
nt Melrose. The carpenter work in
being done by M. M. Manning.
MIhh Alice Hackluud, who In em
ployed at Wilbur, viHlled her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Curl Huckluml,
' Hunday ui"tui noun. She was uct-om
ponied liy Marvin Wlnnlford of
Williur.
- Mr. and Mrs. Jay Johnson of
: Portland arrived Hulunlay evening
find vlnited until Monday with the
hitter's two brothers and alH(ert-iu-law,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lundeett
and Mr. and Mra, C. J. laindeen.
- Krvln Htiuner, son of Mr. and
-Mrs. William HLlnner, Ik reported
to be Improving very satisfactorily
and will soon be able to he taken
to his home.
Mrs. Frlti! Stauffer was taken to
Mercy hospital Sunday where she
Will receive medlcul care.
Vernon Put rich visited relatives
In Kugeiie Tuesday.
Misa Mildred Kruse, new primary
teacher, wus tu town J uesday look
ing aiu r hcIiooI nmitets.
Mi: and Mis. Norman Smith or
Lebanon visited al the Laura Ap
plegale and Km ma Miller home
vVednchday. Mrs, Smith is a slster
uf Mib. Applegate and Mrs. Miller.
YONCALLA
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YONCALLA Aug. 19 Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Miller and daughter
Faith of Marnhrield are vlntting al
the Km nm Miller homo In Hayhurst
lor u week.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wagner from
La (Iriiude visited for a week at
the KriiMHt Warner home Recently.
Mrs, Cora Applegule and Mis.
Percy Applegule tnttisacted bind
liess In Kugene Wednesday.
Mrs. Kite Stenpeth and Oilier
Holland visited rilends In Kugene
Monday.
.Mr. and Mrs. Phil Huntington of
Marahfield vlsiled al the Hugh
Warner home Sunday. Mrs. Hunt
ington will remain for a week visit
ing tiieuds and relatives here.
Mr. and Mm, It, J. lingers and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore and
fumlly enjoyed a day's outing at
jjcottshurg Hunday.
Mist (liadys Applegate of AhIi
land and Miss (leotgla Kdwards of
Medford Visited at the. Silas Cel
la rs home hist week. Miss Apple
gate and Miss Kdwuitls aie nieces
of Mrs. Cellars.
Mrs. T. Sht'ptierd and son re
turned home lust week alter upend
ing a month visiting relatives in
Jlnlse, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Hvmu Dcvoih of
OuklHUd visited at the Chad I Urn ali
en y home Hun titty.
Mr. and Mrs. HoIm-iI Hunt oi
Sutherlin vlhlled at the Melvlu
Unwind hinne Sunday.
Mr, and .Mrs. Herman Sehosso
and Mr. and Mrs. William rust or
Hpent Sunday at Tahkenitch lake.
The members ol I ho (lit iHtnin
church enjoyed h picnic at the
beatililul gtove near (lie (Jam Ap
plegate home In Scolts Vallcv Sun
U.iy. Miss .Mary Frances Mnlkey of
McMiuinille has been hired as the
fourth teacher In the high school
this Tall.
Mrs. I0d wi nl Kelso. N. M. Crowe
and Wade Cron e attended the
funeral services tor Mr. Crowe's
brother. Hen, Clowe, In Salem,
Wednesday, I
GLENDALE
CLKNDALK, Aug. 18 . The
school board held a special meet
ing Wednesday evening at the
school house when plans were com
pleted for u new tar paper roof for
the school building. Contract wa
let to the Pioneer Flint Coal com
puny of Ban Francisco and will
cost, when completed, about $l,un'j.
Buck Uavltf, the company s repre
Mental Ira for this district, with
headquarters in Kugene, will super
vise the work by a crew of five
men. It Is expected work will start
about August 24.
Mrs. Nora liritt, Mrs. FJizuheth
Winchell, Mrs.-J. L. Winchell und
two sous, and Hcotl Winchell join
ed Mrs. jean ileiiar and son and
daughter. Ward and Catherine
Sunday for a day's outing at Idle-yld.
MIhs Marie .Smith, daughter of
Mr. und Mrs. Clifford Smith, re
turned home Monday from the
Grants Pass hospital where she
underwent an appendectomy last
week.
He.it Hlnthorne, Ashland photog
rapher, has been In Olendale the
past week making home photos.
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Hanthorne
spent Hunday at Wolf Creek and
Grants Pass,
Mrs. M. 8. Huteham, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. K.
H. Hanthorne the past few weeks,
left Friday for Seattle for a short
visit before returning to her home
in Des Moines, Iowa.
Waller Hether, Pat fiardner and
Harold Holgram went to Oakland
Sunday for the day.
Orval Dyer, Miss Dorothy Dyer.
Miss Madeline Coui'tnck and Hflltc
Ilelcher spent Hunday at Dodge
Inn picnicking and swimming.
William Craddock lort Wednes
day for Spokane to moke an ex
tended visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Cornelia Darns.
Mr,1 and Mrs. A. O. Hennlnger
arrived homo Monday morning
from a two weeks vacation In Cali
fornia.
M. . Wlnslow visited with B. C.
Huntington and family Monday
night on his wny home to Orants
Pass. He has been on a business
trip to Seattle.
Mr, und Mrs. W. L. Dnbyns and
sou, Hlllle, have been spending
several days visiting with relatives
in Koseburg and Medford.
C, (. Ciarretl. W. It. Oarrett and
son, Dean, enjoyed an outing at
the coast over the week-end.
Mrs. Mabel Hurtle, of Powers,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. U. Kaklu the paut.
week.
Mrs. J. L. Winchell and sons,
Albert and Joseph 3rd, of Seattle,
are spending n short vacation ut
the. home of Mra. Kliaabeth Win
ehnll and Mrs. Noijma Hrltt.
John McCullot-h, Mrs. Hubert
Knight and Mrs. II. '. Huntington
und Dentece left Monday for Seat
tle. Mrs. Huntington and Deniece
will go on to Wenntchee to visit
their father and grandfather,
John Lundqulst for two weeks.
Ivan Lutlou moved his family
to Sweet Home Sunday, where re
Is employed by N. H. Woodroffe.
Mr. and Mrs, W. S. Price ami
Wlnfleld, Jr.. and W. H. Mclmuiel
spent Saturday In Hosehurg.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kaess, Mis.
Uiui'ti Kaess and Kenneth Kaess en
Joyed a week end at the coast in
cluding Crescent City and north to
Daudou.
Mr. und Mrs. Francis Nelson
visited fiienda tu Koseburg over
Hit week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Itobert Walker
and Mrs. Carl J. Set her made the
trip to Crater Lake Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. David lllylhe, of
ls Angeles, who have been visit
ing the past few weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Austin, left Thurs
day for Chewelah, Wash.
John Faweetto spent the week
end with his parents in Koseburg.
Win, lloltscluw was home over
Saturday and Sunday froiri Sweet
Home.
Dick Hayes returned home Sun
day from a trip Including Sweet
Il'ine and Lebanon,
Dr. und Mra. A. J. Fawcetl were
Hi ants Puss callers Monduv.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Dobvns. Miss
Sally Schllilmeyer of Wolf Creek,
and Scott Winchell were Kosebuig
visitors Saturday evening.
.Miss Verna Kater, of Portland,
was home for the week-end.
Mis. Itay Unas, of i.orrane, visit
ed Hunday with the H, W. Howard
and Fred Haitle families. Loreu
Hurtle, who has been visiting at
her home, accompanied hei to
Clendale.
Miss Dorothy Mae Martin r
tui ned to her home in Lorranu
Sunday. She was accompanied In
line cousin. Miss Helen Miller, who;
will tislt for a short time, I
M ix. H. I low urd Vol urned
Hundny from a week's visit with
relatives and trie mi it in Kiddle.
.Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnson.
d small son, arrived Stimluv
from Kugene to make their home
here. Mrs. Johnson wan former!)
.hiss una nut lie.
Carl Chrlstenson, of Portlund Oi
ford, visited with friends here
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hurtle and
doaughter were Koseburg visitors
Monday.
Mr. and Mn. Iawrence Costello,
and son, Don, left Saturday for a
week's fishing and camping at
Gold Heach.
AZALEA
AZALKA, Aug. U, Miss Marie
Smith was taken to the Grants
Puss General hospital Monday,
w here she will receive medlcul
care for awhile.
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Johns spent
Bunduy in Grunts Pass.
, Alice and Murjoiie Booth are
spending this week In Koseburg
visiting their cousin, Mrs. Ira De
Holt. Miss Ptisclila Worllilngton and
her parents, Mr, and Mis, J. A.
Worthlngton, of Days Creek left
Wednesday morning for a pleas
ure trip to Washington und Can
ada.
Jtuy Condruy of Marshflold spent
the week-end het u visiting hit.
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Oru Condray, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Daugherty
and daughter of GervaiH visited
Thursday with Mr. und Mrs.
Chump Johns. The Daughertys ure
former residents here.
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SUTHERLIN
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kronke and
daughter and Miss Margaret Oder
kirk and Peyton Oderklrk, all of
Koseburg, visited over the week
end at the Oderklrk borne.
CAMAS VALLEY
SUTHKKLIN, Aufc'. 18. Mr. and
Mrs. Anton Coenerbcrg spent the
week-end at the coust making
the loop trip and visiting Heeds
port, Marshfleld and North Bend,
Miss Helen Allen, who bus been
ill for the past week is recover
ing.
.Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Lane of Co-
nut He visited over the week-end
with Mrs. Lane's mother and fath
er, Mr. and Mrs. T. 10. Jones and
her sister, Mrs. II, W. Cheuoweth.
Mr. Lane is the superintendent of
schools ut Coquille.
Mr. and Mib. C. K. Morey of
Aberdeen, South Dakota, visited
here on Tuesday to inspect land
owned by them. Mr. Morey Is the
manager of the Northwestern Pub
lic Service company. They left
Wednesday on the Shasta for Se
attle and points north to visit
before returning east.
Miss Mildred French spent the
week end here visiting her parents.
Mr, and Mrs. O. French. Miss
French is employed at Kugene. Mr.
and Mib. French accompanied her
on her return trip, Sunday eve
ning. Mr. and Mrs. Karl DeFrancc and
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Floon of Mar
shaliown, Iowa, are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Kmil Hull.
Mrs. Mable Harrett of Medford
sister of Mrs. O. French, visited
here Saturday and Sunday. She
also visited friends In Koseburg
Sunday afternoon.
Martin Lloyd, K. H. Rein well
and W. J. Ladd, delegates to the
district convention of the Town
send club attended the meeting at
Kugene Sunday. They reported
about 3FiO delegates present ut the
meeting.
Miss Alberta Wilson, of Corval
lis, Is spending a few days visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jjtw
rence Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. Rert Maley and
Mrs. Feme Trenholm and daugh
ter, lllanche, all of San Diego. Cal.,
are veiling t the home of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Maley
and their brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trozelle.
They expect to be hereabout two1
W'eeks.
Miss Mildred Slater of Koseburg
visited here at her home last
week.
Miss Kathleen Koss. daughter of
Mrs. Mulde Horh, departed for Mc
MinnvMIe last Thursdav to re
sume her studies at Liufield col
lego where she is an honor stu
dent. Herren Mrntton and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Crunk, of MuKsucliuset 1 k,
are visiting at the home of their
brothers. John and Kobert llratton.
Mr. am) Mrs Norman Slater of
Sacraincnlo, Calif., are visiting al
the home of Mrs. Slater's parents,
Mr and Mrs. C. F. Talholt.
CAMAS VALLEY, Aug. 19 Miss
Esther Drown is home from a six1
weeks term of summer school In ,
Portland, and will spend the re- i
malnder of her vacation here with1
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Brown. I
Albert Krogel left for Seattle lust
Thursday following a week's visit,
here with his family. !
Hert Golgert 1b building a two
storv hen house for Mr. und Mrs.
C. W. Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Thrush and
two children visited at Klce creek
Sunduy with Mrs. Thrush's father,
Clarence Cluster.
Wesley Hwaffurd, workman at
the Htandley Bros, lumber mill,
broke his arm and crushed his
hand while running the donkey last1
Wednesday. He was taken to the
Mast hospital at Myrtle Point
where he Is being cured for. His
hand may have to be amputated.
Clifton Morgan, seven-year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morgan
was rushed to the Mast hospital
early Wednesday morning for an
emergency appendicitis operation.
Mr. Morgan is an employe ut the
Stand ley Bros. mill.
Elizabeth Church bus gone to
Garden Valley where she will as
sist her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Elza Clayton, with
their tomato crop for the next tew
weeks.
George Hilton, owner of the Hil
ton hop yard at Grants Pass, was
In the valley last week advertising
for bop pickers. Ho also visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Seiloff while here.
M rs. Bessie Looncy and Jim
Buttons visited with Mrs. Looney's
brother at Tillamook several days
lust week.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Murray went
to Myrtle Point Saturday afternoon
to visit their son-in-law and daugh-
M r. and M rs. Lloyd Garrett.
Attending physicians have decided
not to operate on Mr. Garrett but
to use weights to hold his body In
position to knit the broken bones.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray are quite
confident of their son-in-law's re
covery, as he seems to be gaining
strength.
Mr. und Mrs. Mock, who have
been living near the Standley mill
where the former was employed,
moved Monday to Eugene.
Mr. Wallraff cut off one of his
thumbs last week while cutting
wood.
Mr, and Mrs. Everett McFall at
tended the Townsend convention In
Eugene Sunday. Mrs. E. W. Hunt
ley stayed with the children dur-
g their ubsence.
.Mrs. Malissa Trueman and Inin
Cribblns spent Sunday at Bridge
visiting relatives of Mr. Cribhtns.
Mr. und Mrs. Marsh Skuggs and
children of Elgarose visited rela
tives and friends here Saturday.
Miss Wilma Martiudale Is work
ing in Koseburg. i
Betty Seiloff Is working ut Dix-
onvtlle at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson
and children from Camas mountain
visited Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Johnson's uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Iee Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Law son of
Roseburg visited Sunduy evening
at the home of the former's hroth-
, T. G. lawson.
Mr. und Mrs. Carl Lnoney of
Marshfleld visited Sunday at the
home of the former's mother, Mrs.
Bessie Looney. Miss Madeline
Looney accompanied them home
for a few weeks' visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Joyce and the
former's father came out from Ell:
Valley Monday. The senior Mr.
Jnjce has been at Elk Valley for
several weeks helping with hay-
tig. Mr. and Mrs. Kd Joyce got
malt and supplies und returned to
their home that evening.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Dee Coon
at Mercy hospital, Koseburg. n
daughter, Norma Danlece, at 1'i)
Monday morning, August. ID.
The Cauins Valley grange en
tertained Kvergreen grange a
their regular meeting Tuesday
uiuht. During the business session
five new members were taken into
tin Camas Valley grunge, Mr. and
IN BY GALE
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.
(AH) A terrific gulu huwled off
the lower California coaKt today,
disabling three fishing boats and
imperiling toe crews.
The fate of the Enterprise
grounded off Tosco Point, south of
MaKdalena bay, was unknown af
ter a distress call at 3:10 a. in.
said: "Afraid can't stay wltu i
much longer."
A second vessel, the Mugellan.
also reported Itself In distress in
wireless messages picked up here
by the Mackay radio, hut tne
Clpango succeeded in towing her
off BhoalH.
A third ship, (lie tuna boat
Panama, reported It had piled up
on the sand at the north end of
Mugilalona bay, about 7U0 miles
south of San Pedro.
Tho biuei-prise' wireless had
not been heard again but the .Ma
gellan described the storm raging
uloug the coa3t.
"Very bad weather yet, high
seas and blowing gale."
The Standard oil tanker D. G.
Scofield was racing to aid the Enterprise.
The coast guard cutter Calypso
also left San Diego for rescue
work.
.Mackay official believed 16 or
lii men were aboard the Enterprise
and from 10 to 15 on the Magellan.
HIE T01 GETS
WEST MIDDLESKX, Pa., Aug.
18. (AP) Governor Alf M. Lan
den would scarcely recognize his
native town today with its usually
placid, tree-bordered streets alive
with cars, its flag-stop railroad de
pot suddenly turned Into a big
town station and bin old home
glistening white with a new coat
of paint.
'reparlng to welcome the reuuh-
lican presidential candidate next
Saturday and a crowd which lead
ers predict will exceed 100,000, the
town of 1.18U Inhabitants appeared
bit topsy-turvy.
Citizens and workers bustled
about In shirt sleeves, uniformed
police stood around with blue
prints, .studying traffic problems.
and sightseers got In everybody
else's way. U. K. Christley, the
crossing watchman, declared he
hadn't seen so much excitement
in all the 25 years he has had the
job. . '
Kail roads luld additional side
tracks in preparation for the ex
pected two score special trains. A
baggage and ticket office and oth
er buildings are under construction
nearby.
Gov. I -and on left here while a
baby but returned for many boy
hood summer vacations.
WASHINGTON, Aug, 17 (AP)
Hitting again at the arrest In
Massachusetts of his adopted son,
Kobert H. Ickes, on a charge of
operating an automobile while un
der the Influence or liquor. Secre
tary Ickes said today "We'll meet
the charges in court."
The Interior secretary declined
to comment directly on the denial
by Police bergeant Charles J. Har-
rold of his (Ickes) assertion that
the arrest at Winchester, Mass.,
last week was for "unfair political
reasons," out dictated the follow
Ing statement to reporters:
'I don't mind the give and take
of a man's fight, and if any one
for any reason wants to attack me
directly, that's one thing.
"But to attack me over a young
lad who is an Innocent bystander
and just trying to make a start in
Hie and do It in such a way as
to handicap htm 1 think tnat is
pretty contemptible.
"A lawyer has been retained
and we'll meet the charges in
court."
Mrs. A. V. Abeene, of Sutherlin
spent yesterday In this city shop
ping and visiting.
A. L. Roadman, of Umpqua, was
here attending to business for a
few hours yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Wood,
of Sutherlin, were business visi
tors In town yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Seiget, Mr. and Mrs.
(Ms Gellrr and Mr. Cox.
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PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 18.
(AP) The U. S. department of
agriculture suid today milk and
egg production In Oregon as of Au
gust 1 was higher on an average
than on a corresponding date In
either of the two preceding years.
The average was computed from
the production of milk per cow and
the number of eggs laid per luu
hens and pullets. i
On August 1, 1U34, milk produc
tion was 16.8 pounds per cow. In
1935, 17.5 pounds, and this yeai
18.7 pounds.
The egg production as of August
1, 1935 was 47 per 100 hens and
pullets, 47.9 In and 49.4 In
1936.
None of the five districts Into
which the state was divided for
the survey showed a consistent ln
creuse In the two categories since
1934, but district 1, composed of
the Willamette valley and north
western Oregon, showed milk pro
duction above 1934 and 1935 and
egg production above 1934 and
equal to 1935.
Other districts varied but the in
creases over-balanced the de
creases sufficient to give the
state-at-Iarge a general and con
sistent gain both In milk per cow
average and in egg per hen and
pullet average.
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