Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, March 19, 1941, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti wu ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1941. i News of Douglas County Yoncallo the contract ur wpqtl for the cominq year for the school build ing. The grade school teachers ami thieo high school teachers were given contracts, the only va cancy being that of principal, I which so far has not been filled, vacancy. All members of the j Kor (he first time (n many council wore present. Starting j months, the Yonculla volunteer YONCALI.A, March 19. At ' the first of March there will be , f"e department was called out I two meetings a month of the ' Saturday afternoon to extinguish the regular meeting of the Yon-1 coun(.u tht.Bfirst and thll.d TlH.s. a fire In a small building In the calla city council, Alton Vest was ijUys. I rear of the Lena Long lot. Very appointed as councilman to fill a ' Price Hamilton was awarded litllp damage was done. 1 ''' utmaaamtamim m i. nn i i Eldon Leo, son of Ml-, and Mrs. Krod Lee, narrowly escaped seri ous injury when, while hauling I a small Caterpillar on his truck j on the Smith river road recently, he ran in a hole of loose dirt and the truck tipped over on one side and the Cat was thrown off. It was not damaged, but the truck bed was wrecked, and Mr. Lee received a badly bruised and scratched leg. Mrs. Dorothy King of Oakland, Calif., arrived here Saturday for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lambdin, and her sister, Mrs. Lunney. Miss Nancy Maddon and Verle Thompson spent the week-end with Miss Madden's parents In Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. Lnmbdin and son, Bob, and Judy King spent the week-end visiting friends at North Bend. Bob Roberts, who is with the U. S. army at Fort Stevens, visit ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. I''. Roberts, here last week. Stacy Adams and Merle Mu key, students at O. S. C, John Wilson, student at U. of O., ate at home fur their sdiIiil' vaca- llon. Miss Lavinu Wilson, teacher at Salem, visited her sister and OUR ICARDING HOUSE WifcMoirHMplf OPEN ALL NIGHT SATURDAY NIGHTS BETH S GRILL 137 S- Stephens St. Steaks , . Chops . . Sea Foods , . Noodles . . Chili . . Raviolas SPECIAL SUNPAY DINNERS T-BONE STEAK or CHICKEN DINNER Fronsh Fries served with dinner ..... 50c COMPLETE DINNER DAILY 30s Sandwiches with Salad . . . Fountain Service eth and Bill AM, MRS. HfvCKUEWEN.' TUE6E MXO MARCH, EVENINGS ARE VERITABLE TOrJiCAREr THEY MCTT f HAVE VOL) ET OUT VOUR TULIP f30LS MET ? ON NPUR WAV.VQU . IMPUDENT TRAWP,1 ' IP YOU COfvE A : STEP CLOSER I'LL HftRPOOM VOU WITH vTHlS UMBRELLA,' 'THE VERY IDEA Hi) If.' I 006&0ME EPTHAT Bggi STCAMGE PUSSOM OONA LOOK LAK MISTAH MAuJOR.' WONDER WHO HE AREf vw- CAIN'T BE MO CHORE MAN iWiP THECA 6ASSIETY PANTS- RECKONS V HE SOME POLICY MfcN F'M THE &ILK SOCKS DlSTRlCK.' ' telBFtVflfiSS MAYTAG Sales & Service All work guaran teed. We me enly genuine Maytag parts in our service department, Some special priced rebuilt May fags for sale; Repair service for any make washer, Bergh s Appliance Service Phono 80$ 630 Winchester Street Roseburg, Oregon U : i it -3-20 COPR. 1M1 8V SEA SeRVICF. INC. T. M. RtO. 0. . MT. OFF. 1 1 r Major has lost A LOT OF- HS FACE VALUE? apartment in the Creation build-J mother, Mrs. A. B. Chester, invit ing, where they will remain until etl a group of Mildred's friends in they can find a definite location for the afternoon. Games and in Sutherlin valley. I refreshments were enjoyed. Seelv Caisens. who has been 111 I u, m i-i,,.,.i.... u.-..,. ,. family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brant, n the sanitarium at The Dalles, 1 mnv'.i , Rn.hiirir Sunrinv urriveel here Tuesday for a two ,..h,. lh.,v .. h.h Pmniov(,fi Wl.'UKS VISll ill 1UU IVUUL'i I DKIl Sutherlin i ton home. I Miss Pauline Trozelle returned i0ver the week end Here Monday night alter spencii over the week-end. Jake ftotlr Jr., of Portland, vis ited relatives and friends here SUTIIEHUN, March 10. Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Miller of St. Hel ens called at the Wm. Manful! home the first of the week en route home from California. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Meredith of Dillard have moved to the Ar thur Austin place east of town. Word has been received here of the marriage of Iticliard Chit and Miss Josephine Wilson at San Francisco, Saturday, March 8. Both of the young people are former residents of .Sutherlin. Mr. Can1 is a son'of Mr. 'ami'1 Mrs. C. I.. Carr of this city.' Miss Wil son's parents live In Eugene. Clirf I'arrolt, who was ill nt the veterans' facility in Roseburg fyr several days, returned to his I home this week. ! Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thomas and ' daughters, of Pasadena, Califor-; nia, arrived in Sutherlin last I t week and have moved into the' ing the week-end in Portland with friends. k Mrs. Burdette Leas and son, Teddy, of Hoseburg are visiting this week at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Meis, west of town. Roy I-loyt suffered a very pain ful Injury to his foot Wednesday while working at his logging ope ration east of town. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Russel, who Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mack and son, Gilbert Jr., of Roseburg called on friends here Saturday. Sherman Smith and Bill O'Mara transacted business in Roseburg Monday. Miss Elvira Wofforcl and Ver dun Boucock spent the week end at the Pete Mabry home in Med ford. Mrs. Dean Cook and Mrs. his arm removed fiom the sling. Mrs. Alma Andersoa had the misfortune to lose a good milk cow when it was hit by a train Sur.i'ay night. :-T;-.;THpy-eBHY 01 - LONDON (AP) Nearly 500 Methodist churches, more than 200 of them in London, have been damaged or destroyed by air raids throughout Britain, but church work has continued "al-' most without interruption." For Hospitality Servo Wine THE PACKAGE GROCERY 124 So. Jackson Opp. Indian Theatre Phone 20 in.... Meat oaf Jill 7. THI Nig OF THi CENTURY Brings you the mel low flavor of the fine els' been of the er ie a porklina, clear bodied brew ol Today. Leek for the ditin9uiihid new blue and gold label, end oik for RHEINLANDER cr WILBUR WILBUR, March la Mr. aM Mrs. Joe Beaty of Roseburg were visiting Sunday al We home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Beaty. Mr. and Mrs. 1 Bob Gardiner artl daughter, Margaret, ot Vor noma, arrived here Friday lo H(nd a few days visiting the hit ters parents, Mr. and Mis. W E. Thompson, and sister, Mrs Irene McMikle. Vivian Bridge and niece Vera 1 :lfMl Clyde Holman shopped and at are enjoying a vacation from the j ,un.d.e4-rtft ,-b.ua! teaching duties at the Yakima liiday. day to spend a Week with lVla- Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Snook vis ited and attended to business in ! Drain Monday. Mrs. J. W. Culver Sr., left Sun day for Portland where she will fo.- a i)L J Pause and i I 3,-.tiP?f 'XZrSlFfi'M Wetlli 'mil mi mi imuii i n- Ti"" ' y ni " '" YOU TASTE ITS QUALITY II Valley academy at Granger, Washington, arrived Thursday for a few days' visit with Mrs. Russet's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Manful). Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olsnn left visit relatives and friends Kridav morning for Grants Pass !tw d"vs- and other southern Oregon points Mls- Mafy Hayner shopp-d for a few (lavs' visit with friends, "nd attended to business in R se Mrs. Noah Rose, Jr., and baby 8 Monday, iiughler, retur.ned to the Hug! II. B. Roadman, member of the Wahl home Mondnv from theCP""ty court, was a business vis- hospitnl in Roseburg Mrs. Jack Culver, Sr., returned home Wednesday from Portland where she visited friends and relatives for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Randall and daughter, Mary Alice, arrived this week from Salem and are taking up their permanent resi dence In the Schicman house at the corner of Third avenue and Slate street. Mr. Randall and Miss Mary Alice expect lo open the new theatre, to be known as the "Kami," the first of April, in the Cobb building on Central avenue which is being entirely rebuilt and remodeled especially (or the new theatre. Sutherlin .SUTHEUI.IN, March If). -Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Meets of Spring field, son In law and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Krank Toops. spent ; the week end at the hitter's i home. Miss Belly llargp and Miss Doris Carr shopped in Roseburg Saturday. Miss Paulino Trozelle left Sat urday for Portland where she plans to attend a beauty school. Air. and Mrs. George Evans and John Evans of Roseburg were attending to business and greeting old friends here last Saturday. They are former resi dents ot Sutherlin valley. Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Smith of C'roswcll visited at the George Heller home here over the week end. Martin Lloyd is inute ill at his home. Mr. anil Mrs. Clyde Holman visited .at the James Ponton home Sunday. Miss Mildred Chester enjoyed a parly on her sixth birthday Wednesday. March 3. when her itor in Sutherlin Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Selleek have started construction on a ninoern residence on the corner ot Cinpnua street and i-if'li ave rue. Rollo Knowles is the con tractor. M.ss Luella Pleuard has accept ed employment at Wimpy's cafe rn Calapnoia street. Mrs. Clifford Horner and roil, Jimmy, returned here Sunilav fiom Eugene where they had I een visiting relatives a. id fv.cnds for the past week. Krankie Holgate, who had his aim broken some time ago, vis ited the doctor Saturday and had tives. 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