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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1941.
Around the County
Gkfldot
GLENDALE, ttet. 2S. - Mrs.
Jay Coollilgo has returned to her
home in Roddlnt!, Ciillfnrniii, aft
it a visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mis. Joe Jones.
Mis. Emma Humphrey and
Mrs. KtiKsell Hill wt-ic business
visitors in .Mvrtlo fee'-k TiN'si.tv. 1
Air. and Mr. Jesse Paylon left
Sunday evening to make their
borne near Seattle, Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mill, Mrs.
C. O. Carrel t and Mrs. A. L. Gar
rett spent Friday in Kosebtug.
Autlior Youne ntade a busi
ness trip to Eugene, Curvallis
and Salem Friday and Saturday.
Scott Wlnrhel and Vein Jer
rett of Eugene visited Mr.
WliK-het's aunt. Mrs. Nora Brill,
Saturday evening and Sunday.
They also did some hunting
while here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Winkleman
of Falrvlew and Mr. and Mi's.
Virgle Winkleman of OakridKe
spent the week-end with Mrs.
Cbarkw Rot.
Mis Marie llllilije and Mis.
Emu Belle llohinson left Satur
day for ftirtlHiid to attend to
business and to visit. Tbey were
accompanied, by Mrs. Hubert
Uelieu who will visit relatives
then;.
4lr. and Mrs. Bert Glllons re
turned Friday iroin a visit with
friends and relatives In Michigan
for the past two months.
Mrs. Marie UHdge, Mrs. Emma
Belle Kobinson and Mrs. Nora
Britt were business vlsilurs in
Grant Pass Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wait tint: Martin
and Mr. Bingham lished Satur
day and Sunday at the mouth of
the Rogue river at Gold Heath.
Mrs. Vard Miller lias moved
her beauly shop to Wolk Cm
into her- mother's -store. Miss
Clara Wlnkelman will stay in the
same building
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Loss of Wife, Son Drives
Aged Mai to Swcide
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.
(API In October 10 years ago
Gabriel Harris' wife died. The
same month two years later his
son died.
Yesterday the 67-yqar-old man's
body was found hanging In the
basement of his home. Deputy
Coroner James Flood said there
was a note which read:
"I have taken the best way out.
1 1 am very tired and lonely;'
lielatives reported Harris was
subject to extreme melancholia
each October.
Army's Turkey Feast Set
At 1.500,000 Founds
FORT WORTH, Tex., Oct. 27.
(API The army's Thanksgiving
dinner will follow the traditional
menu.
A. R. Hackett, the army's mar
keting specialist for poultry, is ar
ranging for 1,500,000 pounds of
dressed turkeys.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. IXibyns, wood, Krankie Coons, May Card- FjreWOrks Bomb BIOWS
rnp ruvi Ol ine wceK. Miet, iim I aieiien, mauue nuui n.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse buffer, of M'ide Robertson, Minnie Barker
Junction City, spent the week
end with Mrs. bofler's mother,
Mrs. Homer Mailin.
Off Hand of Youth
Mr. and Mrs. Warren of Rose
burg, returned to their home j trip.
Sunday after visiting their
daughter and family, Mrs. J. M.
Bussell.
Charles Rudolph graduated Oc
tober ti from the naval training
Mrs. licit Avery of Sutherlin !tHtion in San Dk-go. California.
arrived Wednesday to visit here
with friends.
I. H. Smith was a business
visitor in Roseburg Tuesday.
Mrs. W. T. Harbour and Mrs.
Fred Cooxr were other Rose
bun" visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Hoss has gone to
Grants Pass to stay with her
on. William Wlnkelman.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Pulley are
tK'ndlng a few days of this week
nt Marshfleld.
Rev. and Mrs. Glacier and chil
dren are moving this week to
Tangent, where they will make
their home. Itev. and Mi. Cow
an of Cunyonville will come
here to lake the pastorate of tli)
Assembly of God church. y
A son, Francis- Carlcm',' waV
torn to Lieut., and Mrs. A. F.
lienschclldl In Bremerton, Wash
ington, October 17. The baby
weighed 7 pounds, -1 ounces. Mi j.
Benschclldt will be remembered
here us Miss Helen Taylor.
A marriage license was issued
In Klamath Falls last week to
Oscar Stephenson, formerly of
New York City, and Maybeil be
Fever of Klamath Falls. Miss jp
Fever Is a former resilient of
Glendale.
Several Glendale people were
visitors In Grants Pass Saturday
and Monday. They Included: Miss
Florence Johnson, Mrs. I.'lma
Archcmbcau, Mr. and Mrs. Kd
Caraway, Mr. and Mrs. R. I). Sor
rels, Mr. and Mrs... Ai'lot Smith,
Miss Schmeltzer, Miss Eley Wal
ker, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Robin
son, Mrs. It. It. Gardnor. Ml. E.
R. Haivey. Mrs. A. G. Henninger.
and Mrs. Edwin Johnson.
Mrs. P, J. Miller returned
Wi'dnesday from the Anderson
ranch on Mule civek wheiv she
has bix-n working the past six
weeks.
Mrs. B. W thancy of luyene
arrived Wednesday morning to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Austin.
Mrs. Steve Herman of Porl
lanil is visiting her sister, Mrs.
J. Kafer.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Woods and
two daughters, and Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Green ol Marysville, Cali
fornia, aiv vislliug Mr. and Mrs.
A. T. Starke. Mrs. Woods and
Mrs. Stark are sisters and Mrs.
Green is a cousin.
A new school bus was deliver
ed to thi school Wednesday and
will run up Cow creek to Gales
ville. Arthur Hohyns of Prospect
visited at the inane of his iiar-
He will now enter school in Si-
attic to train for aviation ma
chinist. He won fifth place 111
rifle range firing. Thirty eight
out of a hundred and forty boys
in tr:dning made an average of
137 points out of a ossible 150.
Wilbur
WILBUR, Oct. ?l Miss Aileen
LaRaul of Salem spent the week
end visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mis. Vernon
LaKaut.
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Kinse)
spent the weekend visiting
friends at Gold Hill.
Mrs. Ru Smith and sons,
Ponald limit Plrk, (,f Marslitield
wem Saturday and Sunday
guests of the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Grae spent
a few days visiting and looking
after business inleivsls at Win
chester Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Garrett of
Seattle were visiting the for
mer's aunt, Mrs. P. E. Moon,
Monday. They were en route to
California, where be is in tile
army service, being transferred
thcHV from Seal lie.
LHie to the blackout on ll.il
luwe'en night, the program to lie
given by the Wilbur grade school
has been oslponcd to November
"111, regular meeling dale of I lie
Community club.
Frank Parker- Is reported on
the sick list.
Mrs. Ralph Sands, who was
quite sick, is improving and able
to be up and around now.
Mi", and Mrs. Allord Teal made
a business trip to Mcdlord. Ash
land. Klamath Falls and Bend,
leaving home Tuesday and re
luming home Friday.
Jim Cook is busy plowing lor
Mr. Nye on the II. P. McKay
ranch.
Drain
PRAIN. Oct. '.'8 Mrs. lila
Cam. nt Los Angeles, who visit-d
here wilh her son, Carl, and fam
ily, left Sunday for Springfield,
to visit her daughter and taniily
Mrs. Cain tormerly lived in Pl ain
Reverend J. M. Nelson of Alve
don has been employed as pastor
of the Plain Chrlslian Church.
The ladies of (lie Christian
church met al the church Wed
nesday lor the missionury meet
ing. Bessie I.akcy was liie lead
er. Those present were lues
dames. Lulu Heaslev. lm Pame.
Velma llaldeman. Bessie Lakey
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Patchen I BAKER, Oct. 27 (API A
left Thursday morning for the Fourth of July fireworks bomb, j
John Pay country on a hunting found on the city outskirts Sntur-'
i day, blew olf the hand of Donald i
iteveiend and Mrs. W. W. Lee, 11-year-old Chinese lad. Hos-;
While and children of Trent visit- pital attendants said he might al-1
ed over the week end at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Gene Lakey,
and lamily.
Earl Mailin and Jake Ryan
went to Portland, Saturday, to see
the Oregon-California foollwll
game.
Serving of complete school
lunches was begun Monday, (Jet.
0, Mrs. Mabel Swearengen was
apiminted by the W. P. A. to as
sist Mrs. Parker in preparing
the lunches. The meal ticket
plan is meeting with great suc
cess due to the hacking of all
parents. Mrs. March Brown drove
to Eugene Saturday and brought
back some additional cups and
plates.
so lose the sight of one ege. !
At hough he made It famous by
I his poems, Stephen Foster never
saw the Suwannee river.
ORDER
WINTER FUEL
NOW!
Slob Wood Prices
16 In. Green Slab Wood,
1 load S3.35
I ft. Green Slab Wood,
per cord S2.3S
Sawdust, per unit $2.ff?
4-Ft. Dry Slab Wood,
per cord .
16" Dry Slab,
per load -.
$5.00
Glide
GL1PE, (let. Rollin Moore
ol Springfield visited Sunday
with his brolher and slsler-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Moore.
Rollin Moore will leave soon for
San Piego. California, where he
will be in the navy.
The ladies of the Christian
church met at the church par
lors Thursday and quilted a quilt.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Be
queath, who have been working
here on a rock crusher, have left
for their home In Caldwell, Idaho.
OFFICIAL NOTICE
The OREGON MILK CON
TROL BOARP will hold a public
hearing in the Courthouse, Itose
burg. Oregon, at 10:00 a. m. on
OctolH'r liH. 1SH1, to receive evi
dence and testimony pertaining
to unfair trade practices, whole
sale and retail prices to distribu
tors and consumers, prices to
producers and any other matter
relative to the fluid milk indus
trv in Pouglas Coiintv.
' OREGON MILK CONTROL
BOARP.
C. E. Grclle. Chairman.
A. E. Engbrelson
Glenn 11. Marsh
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