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2 The Newi-Review, Roieburg, Local Improving Mrs. H e r m o Schulze was released from Mercy hospital Tuesday, Aug. 23, follow ing an operation. Visiting Mrs. Nellie Mitchell and Miss June Mitchell of Port land and Mrs. Harry Golding of Springfield are visitors at the A. F. Mitchell and the M. C. Smith homes here. , Sail . Horn. Mr. and Mrs. George Stocking have sold their home on East Douglas and hav.; moved to Cloak's Ferry addition. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hanson are the purchasers of the Stocking home. Picnic Te Bt Friday Florence Nightingale tent No. IS, Daugh ters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, will hold a 7:30 o'clock pot luck picnic Friday night at Ump- aua park. July and August mrtn days will be celebrated. Members are asKea to remcmner tneir se cret pals at the picnic. Back From Minnesota Mr. and Mrs. J. Jarvis Robertson and son, Jimmy, are back at their home in Koseburg, following a three weeks vacation. They stop ped in Yellowstone national park and visited Mrs. Robertson's rel atives in Minnesota. They re turned home via Montana and eastern Washington. Mrs. Robert son is office nurse to Dr. Hall Seely. Mr Robertson operates the Associated Oil company station at Stephens and Brockway streets, Roglstortd Willamtttt Val ley bred Romneys from im ported rams. Choice selec tions n'w available. Oakmead Farm Newberg, Oregon 1 We can Arrange for petum of Usui ovtA Vfrom finvwrwe in the i , 'i . - . x. i ,.......', ': i "v ' ' v i , ' 0B mm by FACTORY EXPERT THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY IT'S EASY TO APPLY Come in and see for yourself! A representor five direct from the factory will show you the correct and easy way to put it on . ; . how to bring new beauty to your home. Easy to clean, too. Slays bright and lustrous, light weight apply right over old piaster. Free Estimate. NEW BEAUTY - END PAINTING Many interesting decorative effects simple or daring toned or highly coforful and the beauty lasts. Ore. Wtd., Aug. 23. 1950 News At Johnson Home Miss Esther Lamont of Glendale, Calif., is a guest of the Phillip Johnsons of this city. To Meet Friday Fullerton Folk Dance club will hold its regular meeting Friday, Aug. 25, in the girl's gym of the Senior high school. Visitors Leeve Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lawrence, who have been visiting for the past month at tin Charles Kash home, left Saturday night for their home in Indian apolis, Ind., accompanied by Mrs. E. E Johnson. Leeve For California Mrs. W. C. Callison of Roseburg and her sister-in-law, Miss Ruby Callison of Eugene, left Tuesday for Oak land, Calif., to spend a week visit ing the latter's sister, Miss Harriet Callison. To Meet Thursday Evergreen Home Economics club will meet at a 1 o'clock potluck luncheon at the hall Thursday, with Besse I.ounshury and Minnie and Runy Belle Kobernik as hostesses. Mys tery sisters will be revealed and new names will be exchanged. Picnic Dated All DAV mem bers, their families and Gold Star Mothers and their families are in vited to the DAV picnic Sunday, Sept. 3, at Umpqua park. Those attending are asked to bring their table service. The dinner will be served at 12 o'clock noon. Sale To Be Held St. George's Episcopal women will sponsor a rummage sale Saturday, Aug 26, beginning at 9 a.m. in the parish hall on East Cass street. Donations are to be at the hall by Friday. Aug. 25. Mrs. John Pierce and Mrs. John Robertson arc co-chairmen of the sale. th one m U5M Roseburg, Oregon Phone 95 1 7. m Locals Te Meet At Potluck Olalla Busy Steppers club will meet at a noon potluck luncheon Thursday at the home of Mrs. Loue Wood. To Meet Alpha Chi chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha, will meet Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Miss Nancy Lehman. Luncheon end Cards Women of the Country club are invited to meet at a 12:30 o'clock luncheon Thursday at the clubhouse, fol lowed by the canasta and contract bridge play at 1 o'clock. Those desiring transportation are asked to call 1288-J. Circlet to Meet All circles of the VfSCS of the Methodist church will meet at a 12:30 o'clock picnic luncheon at Umpqua park Thurs day. Those attending are asked to bring their table service. Those desiring transportation are asked to meet at 12 noon at the church. Home From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Bell and children, Nancy and Bill, returned Sunday evening from a two-week trip through the western states where they visited friends and relatives in Utah, Colorado and Wyoming, coming back by way of Yellow stone park and the Grand Tetons. Mrs. w J. Clark accompanied them and visited her brother in Cheyenne, Wyo. Arrive For Visit Mr. and Mrs. John V. Rast and son, Jimmy, of Washington, D. C, arrived in Rose burg Monday to visit over Labor day with Mr. Rast's brother and three sisters, Dell V- Rast, Mrs. J. E. Sawyers, Miss Gertrude Rast and Mrs. S. L. Kidder. They are guests at the Sawyers home on North Stephens street. They stopped at Yellowstone national park enroute west. Band's 'Volga Boatman' Offends American Taste LONG BEACH, Calif., P) The Long Beach cily council has received a letter protesting the tootling by the city hand in all innocence of "The Volga Boat man." Wrote Mrs. Lilly S. Galloway, a music lover of neighboring Santa Monica: "Why, why in the nanje of Amer icanism will your city band be allowed to play 'The Volga Boat man'? Let people go to Russia if they wish to hear the slave dirges." DRIVER PENALIZED Jack Randall Buffum, 21 of Red mond, was given a sentence of five days, following his appearance in the Sutherlin Justice court on a charge of driving with a sus pended operator's license, reported Justice of the Peace Ward C. Wat son. Buffum was arrested by state police. TRAILER AXLES Standard Sizes $20 00 DOYLE'S Sales & Service Highway 99 at Garden Valley PHONE 611 soft - 1 ii M4 .VY,if , Vt "ynl 'olid m Mrs. J. S. Lcsswell Of Yoncalla Dies Jennie Smith Lasswell died at her home in voncalla Monday. She was born May 25, 1868, in Pennsylvania, coming to Oregon 43 years ago. She has lived in the Yoncalla and Oakland communtiea for the last 31 years. She is survived by two sons, Sidney and Avery; one sister and one brother, four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10:30 a.m. . at the Yoncalla Methodist church. Vault entombment will be at the River side cemetery mausoleum in Port land. Arrangements are by Stearns mortuary, Oakland. Good, Bad News On Sons Received By Japanese SEATTLE OP Koshiro Fur ukawa received two notices Mon day: One said his son, Sgt. Fred Y. Furukawa, serving with the 24th infantry division in Korea, has been awarded the bronze star med al for heroic achievement nn July 6 near Pyongtaek. Fred led a machinegun section to safety from an enemy trap. The second notice said that another son, Sgt. Iaac Furukawa, had been killed in action In Korea. There were no deta'ls. Both were World War II vet erans. Canyonville-Days Creek Pastor Dates Services Frank Harvey, recently ap pointed pastor of the Canyonville and Days Creek Methodist churches, held his initial services Sunday, Aug. 20, at both places. The new pastor is from Ashland and expects to drive back and forth until Sept. 1. at which time he will move into the parsonage at Can yonville. He plans to be married Oct. 28. Rev. Mr. Harvey will preach at 10 a.m. at Days Creek and at 11 at Canyonville. He plans to al ternate the 'hours every three months. Heart Attack Fatal To Field Worker At Winston Seth E. H. Tobyne, 59, resident of this community for the last eight months, died suddenly August 21, of a heart attack while work ing in a field in the Winston district. He was a former resident of Port land. Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Marie Marrion, Portland. Funeral services will be held August 25 in the Mt. Scott Funeral home, Inc., Portland. Local ar rangements are in care of the Roseburg Funeral home. Shoplifter Found With Fortune In His Pockets LOS ANGELES F) Eman. ucl Maschetto, 63-year-old laborer, stands convicted of shoplifting. A municipal judge found him Guiltv of stealing a can of soup and a can of condensed milk. He will be sentenced Sept. 5. Police testified Maschetto was not exactly broke. In his pockets they found $6,886.03. MOB DISPERSED ROGERSVILLE, Tenn. -4JP) Sheriff Bradley Blair of Hawkins county said a mob of about 300 persons was dispersed In front of the jail here late last night after two shots were fired. Inside the jail was 40-year-old Carl Walters, who la charged with murder in the twin-slaying of two women who he said had "be witched" him. Carson Endorsed For Justice By CIO Council PORTLAND (JP The CIO Oregon state industrial council has iddec its endorsement of Allan G. Carson, Salen, for the state supreme court. Earlier 'he AFL Oregon State Federation of Labor gave its back ing to Carson, attorney and mem ber of the state senate. The supreme court position, va cant because of the death of Jus tice Harry S. Belt, will be filled by a write-in vote. Harold Warner, Portland, hold ing interim appointment from Gov. Douglas McKay, also will be a write-in candidate. All Logging Areas In Oregon Are Reopened SALEM (& Logging opera tions over the entire state return ed to normal today after a heavy rain ended the severe fire hazard in northwest Oregon forests. State Forester George Spaur, who reopened all areas to log ging late yesterday, said there still is a fire hazard in eastern Ore gon, which didn't get any rain. But logging is permitted in the east ern section of the state until the humidity falls below 30 per cent. Spaur said there are no fires anyplace in the state. Federal Judge Black Of Seattle Passes Away SEATTLE CP) U. S. District Judge Lloyd L. Black, 61, died to day in Swedish hospital. He was stricken while watching an outdoor swim show Sunday and underwent an emergency operation Monday. It was the first day the widely known jurist had missed from the federal bench because ot mness in 11 years. Standards For Oregon Schools Being Revised SALEM P) The state educa tion department has told every Oreeon public school that tncy should have consistent plans for impriving themselves over a period of years. The department said it is revising school standards, which schools must meet in order to get help from the state basic school support fund. PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH US TODAY! W.Vashaw, War Veteran, Passes Walter Vashaw, 62, veteran of World War I, died at his home on Mulholland drive Aug. 22 after a short illness. He was born Dec, 11,1887, in Michigan and came to Roseburg 22 years ago. He was a member of the Eagles lodge and of the Roseburg American Legion post. Surviving are his daughter, Mrs. Lind House, San Francisco; three sisters, Mrs. Wm. Beaudoin, Royal Oak, Mich.: Miss Alice and Miss Emma Vashaw, both of Leance Mich., and a brother, Fred, also of Leance. Funeral services will be held in The Chapel of The Roses, Rose burg Funeral home. Friday, Aug. 25, at 11 a.m. with Chaplain Feller and the American Legion in charge. Interment will follow in the Masonic cemetery with full military honors. Military Rites Set For War Veteran At Drain Funeral services for Eldred Ken neth Hoodcntyle, Rt. 1, Drain ,who, according to officers, died of a gunshot wound Sunday, will be held Frday at 2 p.m. at the Chris tain church in Drain. Military rites will be performed by the Drain post of the American Legion. Mr. Hoodentyle was born at Gas ton, Ore., Jan. 14, 1913 and lived in the Drain community for the last 22 years, except for the time spent in the army in the Pacific theater. Surviving are his widow, Sheila; a son, Ivan; a daughter, Sharon: Irs father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hoodentyle of Gaston; four brothers, and five sisters. Stearns mortuary is in charge of arrangements. BELT0NE CLINICS are held ot the Umpaua Hotel. Write for next date. HEARING AID BATTERIES Milled Anywhere For Any Meke WHU S. C. MITCHELL IS W. Broadway, Eafcna, Ore. Frequvnt Free (Member J. 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At All-Star Grid Game The Knights of Pythias ' Girls Drum and Bugle corps will be in Portland this weekend to partici pate in pre-game and halftime ac tivities Saturday at the Shriners hospital all-sta- football game. The unit is composed of 38 Rose burg high school girls under the direction of Bill Black. It won a I first place honor at the Rose Fes- tival in Portland last June. An ! exhibition was given at the fair-1 grounds July 4. The game will start at 8:30 p.m. in Multnomah stadium. In all, 33 units will participate in the events. The bands and units will march into the stadium, being introduced as they enter. j State Civil Service Job Given W. S. Wharton SALEM UP) Wallace S. Whar-: ton, former state budget director and former state tax commission-, er, was appointed by Governor Mc-' Kay today to the state civil ser vice commission. Wharton, a 53-year-old Democrat, cucceeds J. N. Chambers, Salem, whose term expired. TO QUIT FEDERAL JOB PORTLAND, Aug. 23 UP) Howard E. 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