ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1946"
THREE.
Local
News,
Mr. Leeper Home G. W.
IDpr hHK ru-4n dist'hflroprl fmm
Mercy Hospital and is convalesc
ing satisfactorily at his home on
Sout hKane Street. Mr. Leeper
was reated at the hospital for
pneumonia.
Improving Mrs. Louis Albert
Ranks is reported to be Improv
ing at her home on South Main
Street, following an illness oj
several weeks.
Melting to Be Held The
Woman's Society of the First
Presbyterian Church will meet
Thursday at a 1:30 o'clock dessert-luncheon
at the church par
lors. Installation of new oflicers
will take place and special music
will be presented.
Sunshine Club to Meet The
Northslde Sunshine Club will
meet Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. W. O. Patterson in
Laurel wood.
Here From Salem Mrs. George
Kpauer of Salem spent Tuesday
in Roseburg visiting friends and
attending to business. The Spauer
family formerly made their home
here.
Convalescing Mrs. George
Kohlhagen of Roseburg, who has
been seriously ill and receiving
medical treatment in a Portland
hospital, is now reported to be
ronvaleseing satisfactorily at the
home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mc
Henry, and family, in East More
land, Portland.
Visit at Schulze Home Mr. and
Mrs. Eric Hagstrom of Portland
spent several davs this week visit
ing In Hnsebur? at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schulze. Mr.
Hagstrom was construction fore
man of the sawmill which burnei
at Myrtle Creek.
Bible Class to Meet- The Wes
ley Bible Class of the Methodist
Church will hold its regular fel
lowship meeting and pot luck sup
per Friday evening, March 15,
at 6:30 o'clock at the church par
lors. Members are requested to
bring n hot dish and their own
table service.
W. S. of C. S. to Meet The
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the Methodist Church
will meet at a 1 o'clock ootluck
luncheon Thursdav at the church
parlors. Mrs. Floyd Wilson will
conduct the business meeting
with Mrs. William Adair in
charge of the devotions and Mrs.
Paul Elliott, program chairman.
Worst of Storm Over,
Weather Official Says
Only Sutherlln residents need
expect fliKMl conditions as a re
sult of this week's rains, Weather
man J. C. McC'allister said today.
"The worst of it is over," he fm
mcnted. Water level on rivers
and streams in the county is
higher than normal, but the most
that Ro.selmrg residents may ex
pect, McCallister paid, are a few
fhiodcd basements.
George P. Sheridan Dies
George P. Sheridan, native of
Roseburg, and for nianv years In
hir-im.-.- Ht Cnn-s H:iv ft" fl Mii-oh
6 in San Francisco. He was a son
of the late Thomas R., and Flor
ence Sheridan, the former an
early day hardware merchant and
banker of this city. Surviving are
two sisters, Minnie C, and tjrace
Shot iilan.
Two Jobs Awarded on
Tiller-Trail Highway
SAI.F.M, Ore.. March 13. CTl
Contracts for building a hridge
over Coffev creek on the Tiller
Trail secjndary highway and for
grading, surfacing and oiling
5.7:1 miles of the Milo-Tiller sec
tion of tile same highwav were
.-. :tvrlt bv the Stnte H'r-hV''V
Commission today to C. J. Eldon,
Portland.
Eldon submitted low bids of
$15.0.50 on the bridge job, and
$150,319 on the other Job. The
bids were opened February 2G.
W. W. Lath Pauses
Willis Wilson l.ash, G-l, died at
County Hospital In Roseburg Mon
day March 11. He was born Dec.
7, 1 KH1 , in Iowa and had been a
resident of Roseburg for the last
twenty-five years.
Graveside services In charge of
the Roseburg Funeral Home will
be held Saturday, March IB, at
10 A. M. with Kenneth Knox of
ficlntine in the Melrose cemetery.
See Us Before You Sell
Check Our Prices on Turkey Hens and Chickens
and Be Convinced
:- : CASH BUYERS OF
TURKEYS POULTRY EGGS
NORTHWEST POULTRY & DAIRY PRODUCTS CO.
500 W. Lane St. Phone 210
Bark In Office Dr. George K.
Houck has returned to his office
in the Medical Arts building, fol
lowing a week In Portland, where
I h" took a refresher course In
alterpies at the University of Ore
I gon Medical School. He was ao-
comnan'ed to Portland and back
bv his wife, and while there,
they visited relatives and friends.
Officers to Be Installed For
svthe Guild will meet Thursday
night at 8 o'clock at the First
Presbyterian Church for a des-sert-suDner
and installation of
new officers. Committee chair
men are asked to have their year
ly reports to present at this ses
sion. Members and all business
ind professional women of the
Prc-hvtennn Church ore Invited
Bring Dauqhter Home Mr.
ana Mrs. E. A. Pearson of Rose
burg made a trip to Coquille to
visit over the weekend with the
latter's sister, Mrs. Lonnie Clark,
and family, and to bring their
daughter, Mary Lvnn, back to
Roseburg. Marv Lvnn spent a
week in Coquille at the Clark
home, while Mrs. Pearson and
her mother, Mrs. W. E. Cooper,
of Dillard were in Portland on
business.
STOVE OIL FURNACE OIL
Distributors for Standard Oil Company
Especially distilled for oil heaters
Delivered daily to all parts of Roseburg and suburban areas.
Give your stove new life; eliminate too frequent cleaning of
soot from stoves and pipes. Our oil is distilled clean and de
livered in modern clean equipment. We have extra drums.
SOUTH END FUEL COMPANY
207 Rice St.
Phone 173-R
Prompt Automoible Repair
Now Available
Mechanical work from motor tune-up to complete motor
overhaul by factory trained mechanics.
All Work Guaranteed
We carry a complete line of genuine Chrysler
products parts.
CORKRUM MOTORS, INC.
Agency for v
DE SOTO
114 N. Rose
PLYMOUTH
. Phone 408
WE1! .
have added another truck to our
wood business and can handle a few
more orders, both town and coun
try. Prompt delivery.
ROY DENNY
532 N. Pine Street
Phone: 236-J
Jutt like old timet to have the I
gang iwki anu mma iu m . -m
the Smart's. Here I am, just on 'III
dar home, and Tom Smart 'f
that's the fur making like a
hot rock" pilot tart, "Better
com over tonight ...the finf
want to celebrate your return.
'Mr. Smith." And right (way I
art, "Roger I" becauu we've
aiway naa tun at in smart a
plu milk (hakes, cola punches
...and FOOD I And boy that
always meana a HIGH TIME
with never a hangover. Yea, fir
fun time (t the Smart family
is on of thot tangs I marked
up to do when I got back bom.
is 4
TO
Ladv Elks to Meet The Ladv
Elks will hold a business meet
ing Thursdav night at 8 o'clock
at the temple, followed bv a s
cial hour of bridge and pinochle
with prizes being awarded to win
ners. Hostesses for the month of
March Include Mrs, Rov Hebard.
Mrs. A. E. Elliott and Mrs. Vil
Strong.
New Pro to Give Talk Art
Pearson, new pro at the Rosebur?
Countrv Club, will give a talk
Thursdav afternoon at tbe club
house to all women golfers in
terested In taking either orivit
or groun golf lessons. The cl"h
ladies will first meet at 10 A. M.
at the clubhouse for contract
bridge, followed by a 12:30 pol
luck luncheon.
Ston Over In Rosehurq Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Bradley and the
former's parents Mr. and Mrs. J.
Bradlev. all of Dil'on. Montana,
stooocd over in Roseburg this
week en route home from Cali
fornia to visit Mrs. Stanley Brad
lev's grandmother. Mrs. Amv
i Strong, at her home on North
Pine street.
Fish Receivinq Station
Will Rise at Florence
REEDSPORT T.eorge Radlch.
form1 resident of this dtv -w
n official of the Columbia Plver
Pikers Association In the Astorie
office, was her, this week and
announced that he had completed
nrrangements with TomLillabo,
toe! contrpetor. to erecf new
building at Florence for a flh re
ceiving station for the CRPA. a
regular manager will be nlaced -charee
of the new station. F
company has 1ut renewed a five.
year lease on Port of Umno.ua
property which It occupies here.
Arthur Vonado, Veteran
Of World War 1, Passes
Arthur C. Vonado. 49. died Mon
day In Roseburg following" a short
Illness. Born at TvlersvMc'l Pa..
Anril 13. ISffi. he was a veteran
of the first World War. and was
a longshoreman at Portland for
I a number of years. The body is
! to be shipped by the Douglas Fit
J neral Home to Beaverton, Ore
gon, where services win be held.
Vital Statistics
RORN
TELLER To Mr. and Mrs.
Henry F. Teller of Umpeua at
Mercv hosoital. Saturday, March
9. a daughter. Bettv Lou; weight
J nine pounds two ounces.
I Four Persons Fined
Three persons were fined for
! Intoxication and one for speeding
: vesterday, Citv Recorder A. .T.
i Ceddes reoorted this morning K.
W. Hamilton, intoxication. $15;
John F. Davis, intoxication, $20;
James Laurance. intoxication, $25,
and Clifford Ferber, speeding, $10.
Clinic Deferred
No clinic will be held tomorrow,
Thursday, at the office of the
County Health Department. It
was announced today bv Dr. E. J.
Wainscott, county health doctor.
Laurel Lodge No. 13
Stated Communication
Wed. evening, 7:30
M. M. Degree
Ref rcahment
American Legion
MeeU every
Tuetdav
I. O. 0. F. Hall
8 o'clock
Diesel and Gas Tractor
Service
Combines and All Farm
Equipment
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Phone 236 R
Garden Valley Road, Route 2.
Box 161, Roseburg, Oregon
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