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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSBURG,OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 15, 194 1 . News of Douglas County Ccmyonville CANYONVIU.E, July 14. Mrs. Robert Swanberg and daughter are homo from Wood land, Wash., where they have boon visiting for several weeks. Mr. Swanberft spent the Fourth with them and brought them home. Mr. and Mi's. Emmett Moyer, who have been visiting in Seat tle, came home Sunday. They brought their son and daughter. Jimmie and Norene, back with them. Fred Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Tudes Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper and daughter, Dorothy May, spent (he Fourth visiting Mrs. Cooper, who is va cationing at Newport. Charlie Young, who is working at Klamath Falls, came up the Hid, and moved his familv down (here on the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Brad Wynter are livin In the Young house. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Been of Seattle, came the last of the week to visit the hitler's sister, Mrs. Fred Elliott and family. They stopped at Corvallls, and brought Miss Portha May Elliott home with them. Sunday, the two families went to Crater and Diamond lakes. Monduy Don ha May went baek to Coi-vallis, Mr. Steele's sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ollivant, arriving Friday morning. Satur day Ihey all went lo Marshfield and up tin- coast lo Keedsnort returning by way of Drain. Sun day the party went to Medford to spend the day with the OIK vant's daughter, Mrs. Charles Friend, and family. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Steele left for their home in San Francisco, while the Ollivants returned to Olalla. Mrs. Dan Sleen, former resi dent of Olalla, residing at 3(15 E. Douglas St. in Hoseburg has been quite sick the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Williams of Roseburg were guests at the home of Glen's sister and brother-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Heater on Tuesday. Mrs. Adrian Slandley, and Miss Bestal, from Portland called on Mr. and Mrs. Hoy J. Carnall Sat urday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Langfield and son, Melvin, of Oakland, Calif., and Mrs. Langficld's niece. Miss Donna Lee Stephenson, of San Jose, have been visiting the Ollivant families here and in lxikingglass. Mr. ljmgflcld re. turned to his work the first of the week but the ladies remained for a longer visit. Mrs. William Fisher, Mrs. Anna Carson and John Nemclz of Koseburg were dinner guest ol OUR BOARDING HOUSE TRY THIS PECAM ON YOUR BRIDGE - work. boster 'TMr fat bison WITH THE LIP DRAPERY WUO'i POSINS AS AN ALPIME. GUIDE IS MO MORE SWISS THAN THE BATTLESHIP ARKAMSASimw I SPOTTED A CAMEO RlMS HE'S vJEARlM v- He's JAKE where' she Is attending summer (Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Carnall on kchool. Gene Elliott went to Koseburg where he is doing car penter work. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan visited In Myrtle Point Sunday. Mrs. Ed Hamlin has been ill of the flu, and has been staying Wednesday. Mrs Carson has just returned from Portland where she went as a delegate to the Daughters of Union Veterans con vention and where she and Mrs. Earl Hennidick put on a short skit "The First U. S. Flag." Mis r-vj V5 IT 4t i With Major Hoople n,lcl0J TAnciilc Ta Quit U.S. Tonight JAKE-" THAT DROPS NVS- LIKE A BEARD ON A BARBED V 6HOP FLOOR WHAT'S THE I LARGE IDEA? WWTv LET'S N TIGHT AND SEE. HOM LONG TAKE'S THE MAJOR TO CATCH THE- FLAVOR OP THE CHEESE .CHVICt , ISC. T M I tQ U S P.'.T. OFf. 7 '.?- "N. - m m . v. s. v ;: it jj - li i 'LRELV THE MAJOR WiLLKsiOW OWN BROTHER there he will leave for Guam where he will be employed in the national defense work. Alice Booth and Wesley Van Ordman from Medford were week-end guests at the home of NEW' YORK, July 15. (AP 'the former's parents, Mr. and The pride of the American mer- Mrs. Halbert Booth, chant marine leaves tonight on a: Mi's. William Jantzer and son, maiden trans-Atlantic voyage as 'Jackie, and Mrs. John Jantzer strange as any in history. shopped in Giants Pass Friday. Farewell parties are banned on 1 Bob Moivy from Monterey, Calif., and Jeanelte Bennett irom l the vessel that will sail for Lis 'bon with nearly 5U0 passengers straight into war-dangerous wa ters. Aboard will be German and Italian consular officials and oth er agents of axis governments and their families who are quit ting the United States by ol der of the state department. The ship is the 27,000-ton for mer liner America largest mer chant vessel ever built In this country which has been convert ed into a navy transport and re named the West Point. Sailing will be delayed bending the arrival of 16 German consu lar representatives flying here I from San Francisco, j The latter group, Including Dr. Hans Borchers, consul general at New York, and Captain Fritz Wiedemann, who held the same i post in San Francisco, planned or f iginally to sail for Japan, but miaatru iiiL-ir uum wnue awaiting CuANj il,.m a Rrituh 0,r.nt,ni f K 5econa Alarm Silveiiun. visited here Monday evening at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Smith. Bernadine Sparks spent several days last week in Medford visit ing friends. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Curtis and children, Lee and Robert, return ed to their home Tuesday morn ing after spending the week-end at Astoria, Seaside and other coast points. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clark and children, Joan and Bobby, from Marysville, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. John Kellerson from Lake Stevens, Wash., visited from Wed nesday until Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Smith. Mrs. Virgil McCollum, Mrs. Everett Walton and Mrs. Lloyd Baker shopped in Roseburg Thursday. SKATING WEDNESDAY SATURDAY 7:30 till 10 P. M. Sunday 2-4:30 P. M. at the RAINBOW RINK WINCHESTER COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. D. B. Babar IIS No. Jackion with her daughter, Mrs. Ira Carson took the part of the Poole. She Is recovering mcciy, and able to go to her own home. Mrs. Rose Simmons, of Sacra mento, flew to Medford Tuesday ' and Jean Simmons met her there, and brought her to Cnn yonville, to visit at the Bridge tavern. Mr. Kenneth Hopkins took her husband Monday to Grants Pass, from where he , left for Alameda to take the boat to Wake Island, where he will work cm the defense rogram Mrs. Jack DeVore went to Se utile to meet her daughter, Mrs. Evelvn Stroud, who came down ltom Kodlak, Alaska. They visit Cd 8 few davs with Mrs. DeVore s other daughter, Mrs. Masel Car tel, who later brought theni heme. Corporal Walter Pclham, of Co. M, national guards, has lien home on a furlough for a we.-k. Kalurdny, he will rejoin his out fit at Camp Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Tudes Hughis ,ave moved to Trail, where Mr. H.irhcs will work in the saw mill. Mrs. Wade Worlblngton a.id her son, Junior, and Mrs. Al'" Worthlngton visited in Roseburg Wednesday. They brought Miss l.everly Worthlngton home will! Iherrr. ,, , Mr. and Mrs. Liny Womadi flew to Spokane Mi. "May, com hie back Tuesday. They went lo visit Mrs. Wonmck's parents. It t-j-ik them five and a half hours each wv lo make iho trip. Mrs. II. D. Manning, who has been visiting In Ashland, came hack Monday. Mr. Manning went to Ashland Tuesday. Mrs. Barrett, county health nurse, was In town Wednesday. Mr. Harris, of Roseburg, and Gene Elliott are doing some re pair work on the Red White riore. They are putting In new sills in Iront, and some new flooring. Co. D national guard, passed through here Wednesday morn ing and In the evening the Can yonvlllc boys ol the outfit (and there are a lot of them, tool came home for n couple of days. The hovs look fine, and all say they have lost a lot of weight in the' California maneuvers. Mr. and Mrs. Ale Worthing Ion and Mrs. W. C. l'elhiim went to Roseburg Thursday evening to attend the public Installation of the officers of the Kebekahs and Odd Fellows. Quite a few from here went lo Roseburg Thursday evening to see the boys of the national guard parade. Olallo OLALLA, July 11- Mr. and Mrs. Blonson Nevaul and Mrs. Ncvaul's mother were six-thirty breakfast guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ollivant at their farm home here Monday driving out from Marshfield In the cool of the morning. The Nevauls w ere start ing on their annual vacation and left around ten o'clock for Kla math Falls where they will visit a sister of Mrs. Nevauls and later will go on to McCall, Idaho to I visit other relatives. Monroe Arnold from Molulln ' spent the week-end at the home! of his lather, William Arnold, lie was accompanied by Mr. and ! Mrs. Conrad Arnold, who went on to the coast to visit Mrs. Ar nold's relatives. Cell and Henry Ireland deliver ed a load of fat lambs to Rose burg the first of the week. The ambs were of exceptional quality, averaging 88 lbs. each. Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Steele of San Francisco spent the Fourth maker of the flag, Belsey Ross, and Mrs Bennidlck as George Washington, accepting It, both were in colonial costume. Mrs. Junia Byron and daugh ter Virginia went to Medford to spend the weekend visiting Miss Virginia has accepted a posi tion In a beauty-parlor in Yon calla and expects to leave soon. Word received from Mrs Jim Pettet who has been in southern California for some time for medical treatment slates that she has gone through the clinic in Pasadena and will enter a hos pital there July eleventh for a major operation. Sutherlin SUT1IERL1N, July ID. Miss Joyce Holgate left Sunday for Portland tor a visit wllh rela tives there and at Oregon City and Albany. Hershel Roycc of , spent (he Fourth al Brewer home east received while logging. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Hose Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Durward Itose and son, Dude, spent Thursday at Newport, Oregon. Mi's. Grace Ellis is visiting rel atives at The Dalles this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Randall and daughter, Mary Alice, were Sun day dinner gnosis of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Holman. Norval Cocheram is driving Ihe Shell oil truck for a few days homes of their parents, J. P. 'Denn, Mrs. Ada J. Denn and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gieler. Mr? and Mrs. O. R. Amstein l'int li Uf.i-l I iirl Tl.. ...... I J .....i w, Litiiiu uiuinuay dim r . ... .. .. . . visited until Sundav at the home ! " , , J" moIno lrs- JO"" Alc' of their brother and sister-in-law, I ,"luklP' .und h,'r .daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Amstein. 'V, y li"'um'1'' aml children, They brought their daughter. La-! ' ""J? . and, Il1""!t'' of von, home with them from a ten ! ld'. vlsm'd fl k'nds ov'''' I day visit at her uncle's home. ; rounn at tlgarose. the mum; luiiiii-ii nveu m r-iga Melrose MELROSE, July 15.. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McKillueskie and the duct that came too late. Azalea Mrs. Bessie Looney has moved in Ihe absence of Ab Gruohe. t I10m lnc neriz nouse to the Lc Claude Harvey has purchased a ! 1'vor housl' noar McCann's. new hay chopper and hammer. Mr. and Mrs. Brace Murray ol ' Seyfong, of Potte mm. win itiugcway ol Hose-' iue niver speni unnay wun Mr. urdav tov their home alter vis burg spent a few days at the ' and Mrs. Z. T. Murray. liling'two weeks w ith Mr. and home of her parents, Mr. and Jeanne Moore visited with her i.Mrs. Julius Scindt. Mr. Sevfong Mrs Urn. Coleman, last week. mother, Mi's. Ferrier, in Rose-1 is a brother of Mrs. Scindt. Thev Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Holman burg the fii-sl of the week. (visited here two years ago. Point July 4th. Ulrs. Hess Tours and Mr. and I Willis Col der and Geneva Hunt-1 Ml s- Brown, all of California, ley attended the celebration andwcll visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. rodeo al Myrtle Point July -lth. w- 13;iss last week. The Tours Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Brown got iormeriy ol Melrose. AZALEA, July 15. Mrs. Ver non Caylor and daughter, Sharon, returned to their home here Fri day afternoon after spending the past month in Fresno, Calif., visit ing relatives. Mr. and Mrs. William Jantzer made a business trip to Roseburg Thursday. Mrs. Addis returned to her home In Ashland Tuesday after visiting here for the past several days at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. rose. i Claude Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. John SevfoiiB and I Charlie Pope and son. Weslev. their granddaughter. Bernice ! were in Roseburg Mondav on Neb., left Sat- business. R. D. McCartney from Bandon visited friends and attended to STERLING, Colo. Lightning may not have struck twice in the same place, but the effect on May or A. H. Tetsell was Just the same. While quenching a lightning set blaze in his home, he learned another bolt had fired a second house owned by him. Fishermen Attention! We carry a complete Una of Fishing Taokle . . . Open eve nings and Sundays. THE CLUB 127 W. Cass St Knight-Porter FOR LUBRICATION WASHING POLISHING SHELL STATION Corner Jackson and Douglas M.T.l.M.I.MiliKP Miller lefl Friday a few days visit In Earl and Weed, Calif., the Charles of lown. Mrs. Jake morning for Portland. La Verne French is enjoying a visit at Ihe home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville French. La Verne who is employed In high way construction work is lo bo stationed at Roseburg for u few weeks. Everett Longbrake one of the local boys in the National Guard who underwent an appendectomy at Camp Murray was unable to lake part In the war games in California. A daughter, Judith, was horn recently lo Mr. and Mrs. Don Hone at Mercy hospital in Rose burg. The Mt. Scott Lumber Company is to be reorganized and will be- j come whole sale lumber dealers. The new company's officers will be S. A. Schieman and Hilda Schlemun of this city and Walter Miller of Portland, Ore. The new ly organized firm will open of fices In the bank building In Suth erlin In a few days, office furni ure and supplies having been ordered. The new firm commenc ed active operations Wednesday, when orders for tow-cars of lum ber were received and filled. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wenel of Middlelon, c'alif., called on friends here for a short time Thursdav enroute to Portland. The local members of the W nd infantry who enjoyed the two day visit at their homes here were Donald Green, l,ewis Barn es. Richard Pleuard. Wayne Nor- lis. Dick Longbrake, and Sieve nnell. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Averv have returned from a two weeks vacation spent at Portland and California. WM. Duer accompanied Ills daughter, Mrs. Walter Robert home to Grains Pass this-week lor an indefinite visit. Claude Wiley, local logging on- orator, returned to his home rhiivsday from Meiw hnenimi where he had been confined for several davs due In wn inim-i- Glislrup who are visiting here Irom Portland enjoyed a picnic nt Ihe Dolman ranch Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Havlland and family have moved lo the Robert Hall ranch east of town where Ihey will camp during Ihe summer. Durward Elliot lias returned to his work at the Bonanza mine following a recent operation. Mi-s. Mamie Varrelman Is driv ing a new Ford V8 pickup. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Hose Jr. ami children and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wahl and son, Kenny Dean, spent (lie Fourth of July at Gaslon, Ore. Billy Bulge of Kellogg is as sisting Jack Smith with the hay hut-vest for a few days. Mr. and Mis. Jack Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith enjoyed a trip to Eugene over the Fourth. Camas Valley CAMAS VALLEY, Julv 15. -Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Slegel and children, Leslie and Marie, en Joyed a nine-day trip, starling a tew days before the Fourth and rwlurniiig Sunday. They went through eastern Oregon to Idaho visiting Grand Teton national park and Yellowstone park. From there lo Grablc. Wyoming, south lo Rocky mountain park, through Heno lo Mount Lassen park and then home. They enioved the 'scenery and different surround ings very much but say that Ore gon looks heller to them than any of ihe country they passed iiirougir. Wayne Waters spent the. Fourth and week-end with his mm her and other relatives in Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Coon and family visited tor several days over the Fourth in Klamath Fails with relatives. Dr. Myrtle Miller and daughter, Edna Bestul, of Port land spent the Foiirlh and week-end visiting at the homes of Mrs. Miller's brothers. J. H., A. J. and N. C. 'Slandley. Mr. and Mrs. Kender Reynolds of Roseburg vislled July 4 with the former's father." Charlie Reynolds. They enjoyed a picnic dinner together at tiie Live Oak lookout station. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thrush and three children of Grants Pass vislled over the week end of Ihe Fourth at Ihe home of Dave's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Thrush. . Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Denn and daughters. Patricia Jeanne and Phyllis of Forest Grove, spent the Fourth and wn-k-enil at the COOKBOOKLET COUPON This Coiioon and 10 entitles bearer to a cookbooklct at the News Review office. Roseburg, Oregon. Hampshire pullets Monday. Kender Reynolds of the Doug las County Creamery poultry ser vice was in the valley Monday buying fryers and some old hens. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Atkinson and family have moved into the Wallralf house. Mr. Atkinson has employment al the Harmson- Wakefield saw mill Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Frost of In dex, Washington, visited for a couple of hours Saturday evening al the E. W. Huntley home. Thi-y and Lillian Frost of Portland spent the Fourth with a brother-in-law and sister, Mr. anil Mis. IVIhert Oden at Clarke's branch. Dewey Huntley slopped for a I short time Saturday afternoon to I visit his mother, Mrs. E. W. Hunt- ley, while on his way Irom the coast where he had spent the Fou il h. Dewey is staying with his sister, Mrs. Delberl Oden, of Clark's branch. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Roth have moved into an old house on the Carmichael place and Donald is working In the piling with his father. Charles Rolh. Cathaline Slandley and Wilbur Merchant were married in Van couver. Wash.. July 4th. and are making their home in one of the houses near McCann's. A group of young people met there and gave them a rousing charivari Satur day night. Mr. and Mrs.' Thurman Combs and small son. Fred, of Jewell, Ore., visited from Saturday until Monday al the home of the for mer's brother. James Combs. Lester Frost, who was called for army duty the first of June al Fort Lewis. Wash., has been transferred to Missouri, according to word received hv his mother, Mrs. E. W. Huntley. James Combs and his father, Stephen Combs, took .Mrs. ,M. E. Lillie and Miss Hose Lillie to Ban don Saturday, then went to North Bend and sienl the rest of the day visiting relatives. at Sutherlin k-'1 Scindt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Scindt, is reported lo be quite ill In a Portland hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Savage from Loyal Ion, Calif., visited over the Fourth and last week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bass. Mrs. Balcom and her son, Bill Balciim, visited over the Fourth anil week end with Ihe former's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Reese. Mrs. Etta Hard of Portland is visiting with her sister, Mrs. C. O. Crileser. A picnic dinner was held in the yard of the Bass home Fri day. July 4. Those enjoying the dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Bass were Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Em milt, Mrs. Kiltie Von Possel, Mrs. Jean Kaufman, Mrs. Willie Anne Churchill, Mrs. R.,se Clayton, Miss Ella Emmill. Mr. and Mrs. Wyalt and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Ritzman. business here Wednesday Lt. Col. Ben F. Pound, with the army convoy, visited here briefly Tuesday morning. Mrs. Carol Dill, Sr., left last week for Los Angeles, Calif., where she will spend several weeks visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bryant from Yreka. Calif., spent several davs here at their mine on Starveout creek. When they returned homci they were accompanied by Donald , Cleveland who will visit several days. -J George McPherran left Mon-. day for San Francisco. From I PLUS VALUE r w ANOTHER LLSSE RIDING IN YOUR EASrJHflll A wide, upholster ed, coil-spring seat, almost effortless steer ing and plenty of leg room make "Caterpil lar" Diesels the easiest of all tractors to drive. Douglas County Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange Roseburg, Oregon POWELL'S FOR FISHING TACKLE 245 N. Jackson St., Roseburg Avoid Regret rrotcct your future with dependable automobile Insurance. Consult FRED A. GOFF District Manager 122 S. Stephens Phone 218 Roseburg, Oregon p-atprtWljy FARMERSAOTbkOBILE I - '-"-c-y 1 Balk at super sales talk? i INSIST ON THE CREAM spNfL OF KENTUCKY'S BOURBONS Try the Union M inute Men - 0) riNT$l,05 HIGH SPEED BUT NO HIGH PRESSUREI The only "high pressure" the Minute M use is the pressure they put into polishing glass. Their service is adjusted to fit each customer's schedule. If you're in a hurry, they rush you through in nothing flat! If you have more time they check your car carefully from stem to stern. In either case, you get high speed but mo bigb pressure. Try them. i M THIS of July week-end at the home of j the 'wm p.icH' mm Ei ot- :C; crv w-'cviv 'O "ceo
