ROSEBURS NEWS-ftEVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1W.
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Visiting In Roseburg Mrs. L.
G. Weaver, formerly of Sutherlin,
is In Roseburg visiting relatives
and friends.
I Lf. Shoemaker On Duly Overseas
Business Visitor J. F. McKee,
real estate dealer and owner of
the Tourist hotel, North Bend,
is a business visitor in Roseburg
this week.
Leaves For Portland Fred
A. Knight, of Knight-Porter com
pany, Roseburg, left Monday for
Portland to spend several days
attending to business.
Visit Over Week End County
Commissioner and Mrs. Lars P.
Peterson of Marshfield spent' the
week . end visiting with friends
in Roseburg and vicinity.
Move To New Home Mr. and
Mrs. Charles A. Patchett of Rose
burg have moved into their new
home, which they recently pur
chased from the G. W. Syfans.
In Hospital Mrs. Harold J.
Hickerson, wife of the chamber
of commerce secretary, is in
Mercy hospital, where she under
went a minor . operation Monday.
Cub Pack To Meet The Rose
burg Cub pack will meet Thurs
day, June 15, in the First Chris
tian church with Cubmaster Len
B. Fishback and the Den chiefs in
charge.
Here From California E. J.
Ellison has arrived in Roseburg
from Santa Barbara, Calif., to
visit relatives and attend to prop
erty interests. He is a former
resident of Roseburg.
Returns To Eugene Loren
Johnson left this morning for his
home in Eugene, following a busi
ness trip to RoseburT. While here
he visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver L. Johnson, on East
Douglas street.
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Station Being Repainted Tile
Southern Pacific passenger sta
tion and freight station here are
being repainted this week.
Leaves for Portland W. C.
Lewis, Roseburg, left this morn
ing for Portland to receive medi
cal treatment.
Leaves for Eugene Mrs. Fred
A. Knight loft by bus today for
Eugene to spend several days vis
iting at the home of her sonln
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
R. B. llouser, and family.
Ottlclal U. S. AAF Pholo
Lientenant Sam J. Shoemaker, third from left above, Is pictured
with a crew of a Marauder bomber shortly before he left last week
for a base in England. Lt. Shoemaker arrived in England after
crossing the Atlantic ocean by plane.
A son of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker of Roseburg, he began
his .training with the army air forces at Santa Ana, Cal., March
23, 1943, as a bombardier-navigator, and was graduated last Jan.
15, at Doming, N. M. He has recently been receiving combat training
at Barksdale field, Shrcveport, La., where he was visited recently
by his parents.
Initiation To Be Held Initia
tion will be held by the Pythian
Sisters tonight at 8 o'clock at the
K. of P. hall, the officers have re
quested all candidates desiring to
be initiated to be present.
Store Being Painted The Car-! Visltina Mr. and Mrs. Guy
stens Furniture store, located on Conley of Portland are visitine
Cass street, is being repainted relatives and friends In Myrtle
this week. Creek.
Back From Eugene Ryce Wil
son has returned to his home on
Claire street from a business trip
to Eugene.
Will Attend Launchings Mrs.
Donn RadabniiRh, RoseburE, left
today for Portland, where she
will be the guest tomorrow of
Edgar F. Kaiser to attend the
lnunching of three Victory ships.
She will be a guest at a lunch
eon and enioy a special conduct
ed tour of the war plant. Preced-
! ing the tour, Mrs. Radabaugh
will attend a meeting of the war
potivlties committee of the mo
tion picture Industry, which will
be held at the Kaiser plant. Mrs.
Radabaugh is a member of this
committee. She expects to return
to Roseburg Friday.
Visiting In N. Myrtle Creek
Miss Dorothy Dorland of St. Paul,
Minn., is visiting at the William
Schornstein home in North Myr
tle Creek.
Friendly Circle Club to Meet
! The Friendly Circle club will
meet Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Fred Bowen.
Pollyanna gifts will be exchanged.
Visits Parents Alton Alspaugh
of Portland spent the week end
in Myrtle Creek visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Alspaugh.
Working for Concrete Com
pany Miss Beverly Kruse, re-
icently from Roseburg senior high
i school, has accepted a position
jwlth the Ready-Mix Concrete
company.
Visiting Uncle and Aunt Jim
mie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Fisher of Kel ley's Korner, is vis
iting for several weeks at the
home of his uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Delbert Poole, at Days
Creek.
Navy Mothers Club to Meet
The Navy Mothers club will meet
Wednesday night at the I. O. O.
F. hall at 8 o'clock. The meeting
place has recently been changed
from the Elks temple to the I. O.
O. F. hall.
Former Roseburg Man Visits'
Marvin Gentry of Detroit, Mich.,
former News-Review pressman,
visited in Roseburg briefly Sun
day. He was called to Eugene by
the death of his mother. Funeral
services were held Saturday at
Grants Pass. He is now the pro
prietor of a machine shop in Detroit.
Visits Parents Orville Wea
ver, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. V.
Weaver, has been spending the
last 10 days enjoying his furlough
with his parents In Myrtle Creek.
He Is stationed at an army camp
in Louisiana.
Visiting In Portland Miss Car
ol Kerr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
T. F. Kerr, Roseburg, is spending
a few days in Portland visiting
Miss Ethel Van Voorst, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Van Voorst
I of Roseburg. Miss Van Voorst will
be graduated from Catlin school
within the next few weeks. Miss
Kerr plans to remain over in
Portland for the graduation exercises.
Here for Ten Days Paul
llouser, Coxswain, U. S. Coast
Guard, and his wife, the former
Maxine Bartlcy, arrived In Rose
burg Sunday to spend a 10-day
leave visiting the former's moth
er and sister, Mrs. A. B. Houser
and Mrs. George Taitt, and Mrs.
Houser's parents, Mr.' and Mrs.
J. M. Bartley.
Working In Office Miss Lila
Rose Sanders, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Sanders of Rose
burg, has accepted employment
as secretary in the offices of At
torneys Long and Long in the
courthouse. Miss Sanders was
graduated from Roseburg high
school and later attended Pacific
college at Stockton, Calif., where
she was just recently graduated.
Return -Here Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Greene and daughter, Miss
Arlos, have returned here, follow,
ing a short visit at the home of
the Greenes' son-in-law and
daughter,' Mr. and Mrs. R. P.
Blakely, at Glide.
Were Monday" Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh " English and daughter,
Sharon, of Glide were visitors in
Roseburg Monday. Mr. English
plans to go to Eugene tomorrow
to bring his1 mother-in-law back
with him for a visit.
Son Is Born According to
word received here, a son, Jim,
was bor.n May 29, at Corvallis to
Lt. and Mrs. Jack Kidder. Lt.
Kidder Is the youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. S. L. Kidder, Sr., prls
oners In the Philippines. He Is
now stationed at Camp Adair,
Corvallis. His brother, Robert, re.
cently advanced in rank to major,
is stationed by the U. S. army
forces in Alaska. The boys are
nephews of Mrs. Walter S. Ham
ilton, Mrs. J. E. Sawyers and Miss
Gertrude Rast of Roseburg. The
Kidder family formerly made
their home in Roseburg.
Reported Plan to Oust
Marion Senators Denied
SALEM, Ore., June 13. (AP)
State Sen. Lew Wallace, demo
cratic national committeeman,
said today he was misquoted in
newspaper reports that he would
bring suit to oust State Sens.
John Cnrson and Frederick S.
Lamport, both of Salem.
Wallace said he has no inten
tion of bringing such a suit.
The two senators were appoint
ed by the Marion county court to
succees Sens. Allan G. Carson
and Douglas McKay, both of
whom entered the army.
" Wallace said a suit would prob
ably be necessary to place the
names of democratic candidates,
written in for the offices in the
May primary, on the November
ballot, since Attorney General
Neuner has ruled that the interim
appointments run until 1946.
"It would be a matter for the
democratic party, however," he
said. "I personally have neither
the right nor the intention to
file such a suit."
Accident Victim Short
Time Tenmile Resident
. Mrs. William (Grace Mildred)
Redenius, 38, who died Sunday at
Mr-rey hospital from injuries re
ceived when she was thrown
from a newly-purchased horse,
was a native of Maurlc, Iowa,
where she was born Jan. 10, 1906.
She and her husband came to
Douglas county from California
last March and purchased a ranch
at Tenmile.
Surviving are her husband, and
a son and daughter, Clarence Re
denius, serving in the U. S. navy,
and Darlene Redenius, residing
at home. She also leaves her
mother, Mrs. G. M. Hart, Ten
mile; a brother,- Harold G. Hart,
San Fernando, Calif., ancf two
sisters, Dorothy Penn, Las Vegas,
and Ruth McCormack, 'Grants
Pass. -
The body nas been removed to
the Roseburg Undertaking com
pany parlors, whore funeral ar
rangement are awaiting receipt
of word from relatives.
Old Roseburg Residence
Is Being Torn Down
The Wollenbarg house, an old
Roseburg landmark, located at
Jackson and Douglas streets, op
posite the Dough.s hotel, is being
razed by Clyde Glsh, who .recent- j
ly purchased the building froni
A, 5. ioon, owner oi uie proper
ty. Mr. Gish plans to use the ma
terials In construction of a resi
dence to be built on lots recently
purchased from the city of Rose
burg and located on Commercial
avenue. Mr. Coen reports he
plans to utilize the land from
which the house is being remov
ed for construction of business
property when building becomes
possible.
The 21st verse of the 7th chap
ter of Ezra in the Bible contains
every letter in the alphabet.
Strawberry Ceiling
Prices Will Remain
PORTLAND, Ore., June 13.
(AP) Ceiling prices on Oregon
and Washington strawberries will
remain as they are, at least for
the time being.
Earl C. Huld, district OPA price
executive, ifaid the national OPA
advised him there is "no present
disposition" to change the price
structure.
A growers' committee, headed
by Morton Toippkins, master of
the Oregon State grange, had
urged removal of all price' ceil
ings below the consumer level or
raising of producer ceilings to
the California-Idaho level.
Reich Little Crippled,
Former Prisoner Says
NEW YORK, June 13 (AP)
Larry Allen, Associated Press cor
respondent repatriated last week
after 20 months in Italian and
German prison camps, said today
that despite allied bombings Ger
man trains "were running on
time and just as regularly
as they do from Grand Central
station."
Allen said the official slogan
of the nazl party was "frelheit
und brod" (freedom and bread).
"Today the Germans have nei
ther," he said. "We still have
both and they're worth making
every sacrifice for."
Allen said that with the launch
ing of the invasion "the war has
begun." . ' -
"But we have a long costly and'
bloody struggle to face before
Germany is beaten," he added.
"Few people realize how little
Germany has actually been hurt
in spit of the damage done by
allied bombing."
Riversdale H. H. Club to Meet
The Riversdale Happy Hour
club will meet Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. B. A. Utterback
with Mrs. W. E. Buell as assisting
hostess.
The Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics in area the largest
country in the world occupies
8 095,728 square miles.
Reservations for private
SKATING PARTIES
are available at the
Rainbow Skating Rink
Winchester
The Roseburg W. C. T. U. will
hold a potluck luncheon Wednes
day at 1 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Len B. Fishback at 143
South Kane street. Those attend
ing are asked to bring a covered
dish and their own table service.
The business session will be in
charge of the president, Mrs. An
nie L. Russell.
Maricopa Group to Meet The
Maricopa Camp Fire group will
hold a potluck dinner Wednes
day at 12:30 o'clock in the base
ment of the First Presbyterian
church. The regular meeting will
follow. Each member Is request
ed to bring either a covered dish
or a dessert. The guardians,
Frcdricka Hamilton and Patricia
Savage, have asked all members
to be present.
Returns Home The Rev. G.
G. Beckwith, pastor of the Pil
grim Holiness church, has return
ed to Roseburg after being call
ed to Flint, Mich., three weeks
ago by the death of his father.
He reports making the eastward
trip In the midst of flood and
storm which struck the mid-west,
and returned by way of Texas
and the southern route, where he
encountered extremely hot weather.'
Mrs. Kohlhagen Home Mrs.
Louis Kohlhagen, Sr., has re
turned to her home on Military
street, following a trip to Salem
to visit her daughter, Miss Bertha
Kohlhagen, state supervisor of
home economics, and then going
to Sherwood, Ore., for a visit with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Zimmcr, and
their small son, George Fredrick.
Mrs. Zimmer was formerly Elza
Kohlhagen of Roseburg.
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