Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 13, 1948, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG', OREGON TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, U3 LOCAL Km ) Jelly Circle Club to Meet The Jolly Circle Club will meet Wednesday alternon at the home oX Mm. J. h. Kolden. H.E.C. to Meet The Melrose Home Economics Club will meet Wednesday ai a 1 o'clock potluck luncheon at the hall. Plan lor the year will be made. All mem bers are asked to be present. 11 i This is only one of our idc- cUlties. Others in clude: Buttonholing Button Covering Custom-made Belts Picoting and Pinking Your SEWING CENTER can uvc you time, money, end patience by miking your tewing easier, SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 112 S. Stephen!, Phone 723 Merry Co Round Club to Meet The Merry-tto-Round Club will meet Wednesday at a 1 o'clock potluck luncheon at the home ot Mrs. W. 11. Carter on Harvard Avenue. Worklna For Association Mrs. Irene Holcomb of Koseburg has accepted employment at the Douglas creditors Association. Guardians to Meet The Rose burg Camp Kire Guardians As sociation will meet at 8 o'clock Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Clifford E. Smith at 833 Har vard street instead of January 22 as previously planned Returns to Base -Tommy Dll- lard has returnej to his naval base, following a visit in Rose burg with his parents, Pr. and Mis. L. A. Dillard. Writers Club to Meet The Roseburg Writers Club will meet Wednesday night at seven-thirty o'clock at the home of Dr. anil Mrs. George E. Houck on South Stephens street. All persons in terested In writing are invited. Leaves on Vacation Miss Ce celia Watidg, employee of the J. K. Sporting Goods Store, left Monday for San Krancisco to en joy a two weeks vacation visiting former University of Oregon classmate. Sister Dies Mrs. Paul Blaskey, 408 Rowe St., has received word of the death of her eldest sister, Mrs. Clara Peets, at Grant, Mich. Mrs. Peets had never visited in Roseburg. but a younger sister, Mrs. Lizzie Shellanbarger, who died last year at Tucson, Ariz., had visited here. Mrs. Peets was a member of the Baptist Church. Art Class to Meet All adult persons interested in joining an art class, to be under the aus pices of the University of Ore gon Extension department with Miss Jean Suthei lin as inMructor, are asked to attend a meeting at 7 o'clock Wednesday night at Miss Margaret Carr's room. No. 310, at the Junior High School. Anyone desiring to make reser vations to join the class mav do so by calling Mrs. C. A. Gilmer at 753-J. University credits will be given to those completing the course satisfactorily. Meeting Postponed On account of so much illness, the regular meeting ol the lownsenn iiuo for this week has been postponed indefinitely. Visitino From Salerrn-Mrs. W. P. Poorman. nee Veva Buick. of Salem, is In Roseburg visiting her two aunts, Mrs. George Sewell and Miss N. Jeannie Buick. Move to Ellsworth Home- Mr. and Mrs. Alan Knudtson of Rose burg have moved into the home of Congressman and Mrs. Harris h.llswortn on Kiverside Drive in Laurelwood. Mrs. Knudtson is the former Wanda Olmscheid. Spend Weekend Here Mr. and Mi-s. J. C. McGregor and baby daughter. Stephanie Kay. of Eu gene spent the weekend in Kose- burg visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. h . Micelli, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Moore and other friends. Back From California Mr. and Mrs. Herman Aydelott have re turned to their home on Melrose road, following a recent vacation trip to Los Angeles and other points in California to spend the nonuays. HERE'S WHAT EVERY HOUSEWIFE WANTS Eleclrolux Vacuum Home Cleaner and Air Purifier complete with Attachments $69.75 Today's homemakers are making comparison's . . . that's why so many prefer Elect rolux! Don't be con fused! It's the original cylinder-type cleaner. Representative Charles Masterfield ELECTROLUX CORPORATION 845 Mill St. Phone 721-Y for Demonstration Watch This Ad Each Tues., Thurs. & Sat. Out of Army Dale Lander, who has recently received his honorable discharge from The Army, following service with the u. s. roices near Tokyo, Japan, in in Rfv-ebu'g with his parents, Mr. :n o Mrs. tl. I- Lander. Move to Military Street Mr. I and Mrs. Gene Nabb have moved ; from North Main street to Mill I tary street. Mr. Nab is parts foreman for the SI Dilbrd Motor I Company and Mrs. Nabb Is an employee of the News-Review. WE HAVE IN STOCK Tractors Combines Plows Morrows Disks Rollers Lime Spreaders Power Mowers Cos Engines Cream Separators Shallow & Deep Well Pumps AT THE ROSEBURG GRANGE SUPPLY HOME OF FISHER8 DAIRY AND POULTRY FEEDS 222 Spruce 8t Roseburg, Oregon Enters O. S. C Bob Miccllf, who received his honorable dis charge from the Army six weeks ago, following service in Japan and China and w ho has been vis iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs A. F. Micelli. has left for Ore gon State College, where he has enrolled for the mid winter term, Meeting Announced The Wo men s Society of Christian Serv ice of the Dillard Church will meet Thursday, January 15, at a iz ociock potluck luncneon at the church parlors. Installation of olficeta will be held. Class to Meet Tonlaht The Class in School Law and School System, under the auspices of the university of Oregon extension department, with Superintendent t'aui s. t.inou as instructor, win start tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the Junior High School. Meeting Changed The P. E. Class meeting, planned for Wed nesday night, has been caansea to Thursday nleht at 7:30 o'clock at the Junior High School audi torium. Representatives from the Physical Education depart ment at University of Oregon wil be present to get the class started. Hero For Winter Mrs. T. H. Dnnn of Sumpter, Ore., is in Roseburg to spend the winter months visiting tier son-inia-.v and daught'-T, Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Marshall, on East Douglas street. Mri Dunn is well-knoAn in Rowbur, having visited here a numoer or times, ouesis over the weekend at the Marshalls was ihcir .;n and d'iiU3i'-iri law, Mr. and Mrs. Tl: rras Mar shall of Corvallis. Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs. Dale Webster and children, Ter ry and Connie, have relumed to their home at North Bend, fol lowing a visit over Sundav in Roseburg with Mr. and Mis. Paul Hlasxev. 4U8 Kowe street. Mrs Webster is a granddaughter of Mrs. Blaskey. Return From Wedding Trip Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Row have returned to Roseburg fol lowing a wedding trip to Rich ardson Springs and other points of Interest in California and for the present are making their 1 home at the Umpqua Hotel. Mr. 1 and Mrs. Row were married De cember 30 at the home of Mr. 'and Mrs. William Hammctt irr ' Medford. Mrs. Row, formerly I Irene Yarnall, is owner of the ! Roseburg Style Shop and Mr. Row is with the Pacific Fruit 1 Company in this city. efefjf Fl' 89 j 0 i tYTIA HwT-tlTtt a fjnv foot f miowio!o- , Imoaino ftit .mo-My rtyM KUIMNI-KHOMI" Ori.in.l In yowl homo , Tho rotatory loblo, wh tolid ook unoViltuctur.. hoi KUEHNE "foiy-Aclfoo ll-tKotol. dl.ttoblo Mn Molimo KUIHN! -Arl-irrorl" roKolol. To la Mo rang, of olo-t)juitoblo lost Ho tot i.l.oM, on " ooh. 4 thirty ohoir. wilt! 4Uoe1io, two-lono. cvr.04 kokt ex" toMrovtly opkoltHfoS In Hie not orothoblo looKieroMe. .... , " MODERN 222 W. Oak St. FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 348 Pruning Demonstration Dated at Helweg Place A pruning demonstration will be held at the Paul H. Helweg orchards In the Winston com munity Thursday afternoon, Jan uary 15. at 1:30 according to J Roland Parker, county agricul tural agent. The demonstration will include methods of pruning' young apple, peach and pear trees, and pruning pear and prune trees. The "Helweg orchards an? lo cated one-half mile down stream from the Winston bridge south of Roseburg. Anyone interested in methods of pruning young or bearing fruit trees is invited to attend the demonstration, states Parker. Am Oregon Trail Boy Scout Council Meeting Dated John Todd, chairman of Doug- his Bov Scout District, announced that the 2:irl annual meeting of the Oregon Trail Boy Scout Coun cil is scheduled Sunday afternoon and evening, Jan. IS, at the (.burn Hotel in Eugene. W. Arthur McKinney, assist ant to the chief sivut executive, from New York otlice, will be guest speaker. Planning confer ence will begin at 2 p.m. under the direction of President J. K. liruckart. Following thi-s, meetings of the operating committees will be held seiiarately to work out plans for li48 objectives. Election of offi cers will tie held at the council business meeting, scheduled for -1:43. Dinner and recognition meet ing will be held at U:30. A special ladies program to be held while the men are in conference will be held at (ierlinger Hall on the university campus a! 3 to 5 p.m. Reservations now being received by council office. NEW MANAGER Wayne M Lindner, above, is a recent ar rival in Roseburg from Hermis ton, Ore., and has assumed his new duties as manager of the Umpqua Valley Appliance Co. at 120 W. Oak St. The ap pliance concern is a branch of the Umpqua Valley Hardware Co. owned and managed by Ceorga West, who announced Lindner's appointment. Mrs. Amanda Strohm Passes Away in Roseburg Amanda Strohm, 85, resident of this community for many years, died this morning after a linger ing illness. She was born Dec. 13. 18fil. Surviving are two daughters, Delia Strohm. San Francisco, and Mrs. Lela Cullison, Fort Ord, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Lucy Reed, Mapleton, Ore., and a grand daughter, Ardene Mattence, Sea side, Ore. Funeral services will be an nounced b" the Roseburg Funeral Home upon arrival of relatives. Norlan Wilson Funeral Will be Held Tomorrow Funeral services for Norlan Dale Wilson, who drowned Jnn. 7, while attempting to cross Ur Dcr Olalla Creek, will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Methodist Church at Myr tle Creek. Interment will be held at 3:30 P. M. in the Masonic cemetery in Roseburg. Arrange ments are in charge of the Long & Orr Mortuarv. When tea was first used In the United States, some people ate the leaves with butter and threw the brew away. ROLLER SKATE Roseburg Armory Sunday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings. Children Saturday Mornings and Afternoons. In Hot Pursuit. . . piRE IS CLOSER to destroy ing your home than you think! A faulty electrical fix ture ... a carelessly stored inflammable could start him hot-footing through your home on a wild race of destruction. Check the fire haiards in YOUR home and insure ade quately today through ROY O. YOUNG 205 West Casi Street Phone 417 Bailey Bridges Arrive For S. Umpqua Service Bailey bridges loaned by the Army were delivered today at the site of the Dillard bridge on the South Umpqua River, where they will be put in place for use while the main highway span is being repaired. The temporary bridge np- oroaches, being erected by lien Doerksen, Roseburg contractor. are not yet completed. 1 he Bailey bridge spans, made of standard ized steel parts, are expected to be lifted Into place "witnin a lew days." The Bailey bridge sections were brought here in two large truck loads from Ft. Lewis by the Ken neth Poorman and Co. of Portland. Commercial Road Plans Formulated Here (Continued from Page One) FOR SALE 150-gal. Domestic gas tank and all fittings. Also Domestic gas heater with pipe. Cost complete $.'02.00. Used 60 days. Generous dis count. Drop head sewing machine. Good working order. Telephone 958-L 1350 Umpqua Avenue Umpqua Valley Hardware 202 N. Jackson Call 73 Approximately 25 tank trucks pass over the road daily, operat ing between Portland and coast points as far south as Bandnn. NeHrly all truck freight between Portland and Coos and Curry county districts passes over the Drain Reedsport highway, it was claimed. The great amount of existing traffic, plus anticipated future increase necessitates im mediate improvement of the ; Drain-Reedsport route, it was ' claimed, and it therefore becomi-s economically sound to connect I the Dodge Canyon route and thereby channel commercial traf fic from Inland sections of the Umfiqua Basin into Reedsport. I Olher communities in Douglas ' County are to be invited to join In endorsing the rexrt to be sub- i mitted at the Coquille meeting, County Judge D. N. Husenbaik said. See "Andy" our brake special ist for a reliable brake Job. Andy gives you the benefit of 12 years brake repair experi ence. Bring your Ford "Back Home" for good brakes. Lockwood Motors Rose ond Oak Ph. 80 STARTS TOMORROW Walter Brennam Walter Huston Anne Baxter Dana Andrews Storring In "SWAMP WATER" COMPANION FEATURE DESPERATE DRAMA... OF A DESPERATE U V !; JOURNEY ,y)A j'i. INTO THE V,', 1 jXrHi ; "Bl ' .-CL AoH A. Uk. fX I M vc1 MM II MIL- IW UIIUUIL Audrey LONG flMH ENDS TONIGHT "THE UNFINISHED DANCE" CLOSING OUT AT CAMP WHITE 1 Million Feel CLEANED LUMBER BUY NOW! MATHENY and BACON Camp White Medford Closed Sunday Phone 4891 BOILERS A. S. M. E. Code New and Used 7 to 300 H. P. Boiler Repairs Installations Re-Rolling Re-Tubing Re-Setting Any and All Types of Boiler Work Including Certified Welding 25 Years Experience Southern Oregon Boiler Works P. 0. Box 101 Grants Pass, Ore. Ph. 3817 In TColor ENDS TONIGHT! Hundreds of Roseburg People Saw Danny Kaye in This Laugh Packed Comedy New Year's Eve. Remember It Starts Tomorrow! A PRIZE PACKAGE LAVISH LAUCHSl GORGtOVS GAISI GHAS1LY GHOULSl ..rr" trff t7 " A M V,41 w I J lH I L I is MhA: ; j j I I Mm VIRGINIA MAYO BORIS KAR10FF FAY BAINTER Ann RUTHERFORD Thurston HAIL Florence BATES Gordon JONES h KMotootiaSHAYNt RmI-MDENNT The Ooldwyn Girli -Xjj nil mi vuin of out inn Shows: 2:00 7:00 9:10 P.M.