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Newspaper Page TextThe News-Review, Ho.eburg, Ore. Tue., Nov. o Local News ft IfSO 'PLal n Pkata Game Suspected By Elkton Woman James A. Loyd, Yencalla Resident, Passes Away James Auitin Loyd, 69, resident of Yoncalla. died at hii home Mon dav. N'ov. 20, after a Ion? illness. ' He was born in Phillip. Neb., on Postmaster Seeks Local Cooperation With Mailing Rush Wilh the approach of Christmas Vital Statistics MAKRIAGI LICENSE'S WISE-BRA'N'T Walter Si Wise California Still Swept By Continuing Flood (Continued From Page One) Housing Authority Pays Annual Taxes a recent letter to me noseours : a..- ma, u i i - police department from an Elkton J,,.,' 0 'voncalla. for the last three '"son, Postmaster L. I.. Wimberly The Housing authority of Doug las county has made in annual payments in lieu of taxes fnr the Auxiliary te Matt The F.agles auxiliary will meet tonight at t o'clock at the Eaglet hall. woman has disclosed what mav be ' - . j . . ..... notary m.rinv fctntiim--innr commence racket cenienng in ' or i... VMr. will be no meeting of Rotary on the Douglas county area, reported - . y . . .. Thursday, Thanksgiving day. ; chief of Police Calvin Baird. I .."'"l1 widow. .ilia. Sjiiici . uuyia, iiiui tma anu Tha U el m a et Mmnltinul at Via ltA . Attend Cancer - M. and Mrs. Mutine, Anmiunc.d - So that llt.rQi of Fm lor Dho'o-. four, d,u"h,e"; ""- A. yd Earl Plummer and Mr. and Mr,. ; member, may j i" J, ."".T?!'8 a in ' .". " not received. One G. A. j Yoncalla': Mrs Marv Blachfill. Lin- uy 10 menu ine innvwj i j wi , . r Knn nifl anna rent v sained her ' i . t i j i IaVIatIt at thm ioof hall. The meet. " I KkT, ' .' V coin. Ark.; Kenneth J. Uyd, In nf ta'tt lata in in t hat tnun fit Ham. and Joanne Roe Brant, both of;monlon ,nd Mlrlg0d. j irinp cu-Ft-vc-v n.H. Sacramento the American . I year 1950-51 in the total amount l-UOP - SWC.KNE Claude- . , nf Ui 7V rnnrtA U I C..fiM ..... - I ..j ir.i..i u. - river spuiea over ievre in mi ................ again .a ine luuMr,.,,.. . '""night, chasing ume 700 reaidenli : "'f "ve director, public In handling the greatly m- s""'j,'h lFTc,IUH,..n from home, alon the river. j The.se taxes are paid on the same creased volume of m.,1. ! ""iieTJd!- The weather bureau warned hun- .J," 'h" Ensealed greeting cards without Bertha May Neal. Ashland., dreds of resident, in the Sacra-; r yrrm',uon 'ot lne Rnseburg ...r.. pivoxti suit FlLf D V , , . n . kf-i. tr'r park and the Scnttsburc two cent, per to any point in the nifTRtru pi.i. . i. Th. . "me hln housini oroieci. which were U. S. Chriilma. seals and other Dietrich. Cruel and inhuman treat- leased property, and the .ale of Julia P. Ru nous, Richmond, Calif.; Mr.. Be atrice I.. Conaway, Yoncalla: Mrs Delphine Lee, Swisshome: a int will he over in time for the ! Z.Z VrfJ.,Vi.?. . gl'wood, Calif.; Mrs Central Palnf Visiter Mrr. Ber- trojp enjoy tnepiay. , whrh according In tne letter, was tha Bursell from Central Point i ) ' trying to find photogenic children visiting at the home of Mr. and. Improving Mrs. P. T. Bubar suiiable lor publicity advertising." Mr.. Tom Beall on South Deer is now reported much improved in The woman complains that after creek. j health at her home on South Ci id-j he had relieved her money in ad- wick .treet, when, she has h'enlvance for proofs of photo, taken, Released 'ram Sanitarium ill for the last several weexs. IP disappeared money and all. Mr.. Paul Beaver of Keasey road j The quickly vanishing Carlson. ha. been released from the Rose-j Bethel te Meet Rosehurg bethel according to the letter, had repre- j mortuary, Oakland, DurK samianuin iuihiwius ; o . o, ,niu ion-iiiri , w hi mtr, tn,u ,iii,,flr, . SKtui ui tm- tay. j Thursday. Nov. .10. at 7:30 o'clock umhia Productions of Inglewood, I . . . , I at the Masonic temple, instead of Calif., looking for photogenic chil-; runtral 5trvlC Mela Te Meet Tonight Beta Gamma i tonight, as previously planned. j dren. After taking the Elkton ; 0r Anna M. Smith chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha ; i youngster picture, he returned in will meet tnnicht at 7:30 o'clock at . ii . I several day. v.ith the report that I Funeral service, for Anna the home of Mr.. Craig Dishman. i,rene has been issued ,he n", 'en chosen a. one of 11 ! Smith of Glendale were held in the marriage ncenr nan '"'V"' irnm m .h.Mr.n nkn,nnnh , . r-.j i w at i... sticker, should oe on tne oacx oi , mM( cn,r!!ed Plllinliff ,sk, i At Vis.lia, the Kaweah river ate . the personal property of these pro- u. c.c,, ... .......... custody of one minor child and hungrily al sananag oarricaoes as jects reduced the payment, in lieu Wimberly urges the public U buy monlnv for iupport, .army engineer, and civilian volun- of taxes for this year. plenty of stamps and to do so eany. teer. worked in desperation to! Payment, were made a. follow.: to avoid delayed service and I stem the river', inroad, on flood Douglas rnuniv toiim- rn irf r . - i. . . u. b-vn.,. bwam a BaAUfavMM i - . ... brother and sister. Joe Loyd. Bro-1 "'" ' w- www. s, iicniliuil dikes. Sutherlin, 11.802 20; School District kenbow, Neb., and Mrs. Maud tact has shown that man fragile . , t-, ,own o( n,,.,. Riv, n!130, Sutherlin. J2.6M.2fi; City of Shores, Portland. P'rcei. are noi a -uudij., p-cu iCS ear WQKianQ ,h, v.weah above Visalia. reported Roseburg, $1.5.1; School District 4, Services will be announced when rme in oroKen aim iwneu heavv rain increasing the tons of ! Rosehurg, $3 47; town of Myrtli relative, arrive. Kuneral arrange-, condition. (,o.k! lK.xe are .mpor- G T1 , Ktw - i the already gorged "ver ' Creek, $441.53; School District 19, in u. i .... .k. c,..ra. tant. he emDhasues and plenty of a. -a ...jji.. w..j... .. '" ne aireaay xorgra nr - ments will he in care of the Stearns tant.ne empnasizes ann piemy oi dled ,uddpnly Mondsy Nov. m lt ; ' pacKing maieriai on an amra ui hi. u. .... k.,V" his home near Oakland, when he Z T T , nfU-r u ! Army engineer, in San Francisco porn April a, 1W4. in urace Mar-, ,j . ,i,inri nA da mat?? and tame ti Oreaon . . cost, many people send Christmas - !0 year. ago. living in Bandon be-1 h. inrh.Hed- lore moving to Roseburg four ..''""'""', ,,'nnnnnn- Tnl river vear. acn. He had heen livm near i Kcrn rlver- 2.".o0O, Tule river, tragile articles should always be ued. Due to the slitht dillerence in bor, Wash., card, as first clas. mail, Wimberly says, and place their return ail dres. on the envelope o tnal un Damage In Millions Myrtle Creek, $1,298.49: Union high school 13. Reedsport, $4.44; School District 105, Reedsport, $8.28. n.Li.n.1 i.. i.. i.. .. i u. r i at Vancouver. Wn., In Rock Rnbi- 'rom 132 children photographed in , Assembly of God church Mnnday. ' cmed cards are returned. Per- i had retired from the lumber husiJ Tulr '"I". $500,000; Kaweah $:!.000.000: Kings river. $2,500.0; departed Improving Mrs. F.arl Wiley, whn underwent major sur gery at Sacred Heart hospital in Eugene Nov. 13. expects to return to Roseburg about the end of this son. 55. Rnseburg. and Grace Can- field, 52, Idlyld Park. Arriving Wednesday Don Parr. ig aixiui me ui i - .., . i .... i. week. Her condition is reported to " ..J " be good. 1 from Eugene tn remain over the A. . . .. , -i. I Thanks-jiving weekend visiting his At Roseburg Sanitarium - The I . M . n on East Lane street. condition of Mr.. Charlotte Bailey, who has been confined to the Rose burg sanitarium the past several weeks, I. reported to be unchanged. Mr.. Carrie Dixon, also in the san itarium, i. reported to be better. ; inree years ana ine initirr-ma pro-, il ness ductions company would represent, Surviving her are her widower. 1 her. Oscar I,. Smith, three sons and a I As a result, the woman gave him daughter. George T. Smith. Texas; t a check for $25 50 which wa. to G. Leonard Smith and Oscar M. entitle her to twelve 5x7 photo, j Smith, both of Glendale. and Mrs. and one 8 x 10 oil. Some weeks ' Mary Burowsky, Portland. Inter ! later .he wrote to the address given ! ment took place in trie Masonic this area. He reportedly said the I Nov. 20. at 2 p. m. with the Rev. 1 ,,,,ble article, should be sent spe- ness He had been a life member ' river- $2,000.0: "d n American child would be registered on their i Betty Williams officiating. Mrl. tll delivery and everything of ( the Watch Tower Bible and Tract ' riv'r " $800-000. commercial department files for : Smith died on Nov. 16 after a long value should be insured. If large society Ranchers and livestock producers numoers ot greeting earns are Surviving are his widow. Nellie, 1 reponea neay mss, .m broujjnt to the office in bundles, Oaklaml; four sons. David New- 75.0UO to 100,000 turkeys ready for all laced, he continued, it is a great man, Astoria: Phillip Newman, market. helo to the office. Kucene: c.enme A Newman Port.. Corn and feed losses of $125,000 All firms sending calendars land; Timothy J. Newman, Oak-were reported by one rancher in accomplish this as economically as should mail them before Dec. 10 to land; two daughter., Mrs. Mar-1 the Bakersfield area. He said worx-1 possible. THATS what we'll talk nvure nr., mni He iverv and to -lone Bovn. likimi. wasn. and era were sunning coner nimi avoid congestion. As in recent years, parcel post . . , , . her by Carlson and the letter came ! cemetery. Arrangements were i n Attend Pun-eral W. I. nonn K..I, m,rL.rf -.:m.J n nr. nt Ihi Sliarnt mnrtmrv fllen. I ; Mrs. Mildred Vaughn. Riddle. ; around a 15.000-acre tract planted Funeral services will be held in : in cotton. r, CHEVROLET OWNIRS 1 and V. V. Harpham of Roseburg vh ,h , lh. , Hale. went to Bend Monday n attend the pnlce ,ng,woodi c,lj( 0 ,.h,ck ; funeral services for U. S. Bond. ,h, tMr, , ,nJl ry lor ,-,. Co- e:., ft!- Condw former Rosebure resident, whn , umbj, produc,ionJ. Th, ,swer , 7 7 , ..r d'ed in Portland Sunday. They plan) r,ceived from Chief of Police C. i Supply Ttmporanly Gon to return Wednesday. i c. Cupp showed that address was ... . . private home and the present 1 repnnea ny m r a ails will be distributed for local The Chapel of the Roses, Rose-j Yosemite national park still was delivery trom a rented warehouse A temporary postal station will c: in he nnenert at Miller's .tor.1 where uptown patrons may mail cemetery parcels and purchase stamps, out no money order service will be burg Kuneral home. Wednesday, isolated by rockslide. and washout. Nov. 22. at 11 a.m. Vault inter-1 that closed all highway, enuring ment will follow in Civil Bend the valley. You want to be warm and com fortable this winter. Yon want to about when you come in to see the oew Spark Oil Heaters. Grange T. Have Dinner - A'occupanl. had lived there five and Barbara Daugherty, executive ec-; available there The Christmas 1 Thanksgiving dinner will be held a half years. Cup said that, ac- 1 FREE BRAKE INSPECTION I For convenience ... tor safety ake, let us cive your brakes o inorouan cnee i ivj i. today, e ill emove ol1 wheels ood make visual inspection. No chorge! retary for the Douglas county kiynote from the post ottice is .i ih. niv-.r.H.i. r.nnn .1 w I rnrdine tn the nresent residents, .camp rire girls, that supplies of -Pack well ann man eany, vtim- Thursday. Member, are asked tn : they have received a great deal of i P"nut brittle being sold by t h e berly concluded. bring a hot dish and either salad 1 mail from Oregon inquiring about j cmP Eire girls are temporarily oi dessert and their own table ' the Columbia Productions organii- J exhausted. A m-w stock will arrive Persistence Wint New service. I ation. I in Roseburg Wednesday afternoon a.,;,,- rn Cairvioai ,ndle,ri , pi k p or Marine Corps Service M.lr... Gran,. Meet. - T h e Busines. Bureau of Los Angles and ! E lb t Melrose Grange will meet tnngiht. ' informed that such an orwni.. ' hm 'j ':3- Nov. 21, at 7 o'clock for a potluck "".,,nut none oi tne , " .J. n,, ! A corporal in the marine corps and director of youth and children'. supper, Members, are asked to Jnr " ".m f""'" . n rA ""' , Th.- r.n, reserve tor 27 months, she applied choirs. She, will be remembered csndy: and there will be four ad- W m Fairbanks, Alaska, here a. a talemed pianist ditional prize, for each group. It ' c.,v. duty , Mr .- . H E- E. re- days in Eugene. ' bring their own table service. The,b contacted. The bureau noted lull mir ill uir- iiiiiliurr ill uiqiiii irs it had received, it was their opinion that the organization is a racket." business meeting will begin at 8. - and there will be electinn of offi I. HANSEN MOTOR CO. ccrs. Mrs. Twehy Returns Mrs. L. G Twohy has returned from a four-day slay in Portland where she attended the Constitution of I Park Rose Court, Order of the Am aranth, in her official role as grand ; charity. Miss Annette Nagle of Se- Iatlle returned tn Rnseburg wilh Mrs. Twohy and visited here before Veterans Hospital Called Roseburq's Largest Industry SEATTLE -HP) Persistence paid off for Ann Revak. Camas Valley By MRS. CARL SCHMIDT TO SPEAK AT CHURCH Rev. Otto Halseth. former Look ingglass resident who has spent the . ... : . II Mr. snd Mrs. S. C. Williams of past several year. ri.'"' Claresholm. Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. Pk Thursday night at the Look Gorrion Stanton and Mrs. Stanton's ' mgglass church at S p. m All in mother, Mrs. P. H. Gulbranson of terested people are invited to at Los Angeles, were recent visitors ! tend. in the W. D. live and H. E. Ewens homes in Garrten Valley. Mrs. Stan ton is organist at the First Con gre?aiional church in jn Angeles has been pointed nut that only I Her request fell on deaf ear. br.xe. .old by the girls themselve. I "we are not ordering reservists will count toward the prizes. ' resident outside the continental United State, to active duty." Dk.it Riui Will Taking things into her own hands - n aa- t cl Mis. Revak drove S.252 miles down i Direct Minstrel ShOW ,h. Alaska hiihwav to Seattle early Cory Glass Coffee Makers & G.E. Food Mixers Douglas Hardware 04 S. Stteh.nl Pheea 64-J Robert Rrraows, a man with a Oak & Stephen, rhone 446 continuing on to Texas. AMD I Probation Of Estate Requires Split Action Dr. John P. Powell chamber nf commerce forum luchenn Mnnday at the Hotel Ump qua that the Veterans hospital is ''Roseburg'. largest industry." The two hospital officials ex this month. She renewed her plea. Then, while the brass mulled . ,. n. . 'varied background in all fields of i, .. "V. ,. L. laskin. and Floyd ,nf ,,? wl rilrrrt lh, Ek, 1 thmga over .he drove UJ Pitta, told the Roseburg , ,.,., ,,, chlrj,v mm!ltrel show , burgh. P.., to visit relatives But Dec. 14. 15 and 16 at Roseburg nm-unii junior high. Rarrows has managed his own stnek company, announced on the radio and directed sennus stage i. :ii..., .,!. tk. ..i.i. . hr.spital industry played in the com- I George S. Johnson, who died Feb. mi'n"-Y" "onomic life. I 2.t. has been instituted in the pro- nr- H.skms. manager of the hns . hue court hv order of County If""1 Prt the program with a I judite D. N. Busenhark. discassion of the disadvantages of I ... , , ... . , Ihe Roseburg hospital bcation. He i By this i act.nn nnly the part nf lnrm,jor disadvantages l'1, nh.0r,T.,l..Wl. "hat hampered Ihe hospital's oper- ' " Th r.lr,nH.r h. . ,i0n' high COStS of food, (2) court. Tn? rminnir nf the MaO i .iT.m k.n..i u.a-l.. I Is In California and will he hand- i 'h"r,"f "LJ ' ,r!,.! " " ? led in a probate cnurt of that stale. I P. r i"";''''" h,v. I Ira R Riddle has heen annninled - H'skins Said these facotrs have LS I .H-.i.i.i,.i.. .1.. ri.. i combined tn maxe tne local instmi- admin stratnr of the Oregon por- f h m0,t iv, veterans . ' Xl m " r?.- hospital operation in Ihe V. S. He claims the hospital costs about seven cents per day per patient more to operate than any other vtterans hospital. Floyd P. Powell explained how the hospital's federal appropriation cii.nl Me .aiH ihe hncmt.t't annual payroll amoun'" to roughly ,$1,250,000. He estimated that about , !W percent of this money i spent . in ftosebiirg. Powell said the hos pital buys about JL'00.000 worth of merchandise from local sources. Dr. Haskins closed the program .saying the hospital has received excellent cooperation from Ihe community. He also praised the tolunteer workers for their loyal and diligent "effort tn aid in the rehabilitation of Ihe atienls. . ,1..;. ,i i. ,u.iranio ana airecie- L.;..i i-j -i..,i i. ... I works as-well as many comedie. and musical comedies. Ganz Mortuary Cordially Invites You to Attend an OPEN HOUSE Sunday, November 26, from 2 to 5 P.M Ganz Mortuary 2 Ml. S. of Myrtle Creek on Hwy. f? Ambulance Service 24 Hour, a Day rhone Myrtle Creek SO 2 VAGRANTS JAILED Municipal Judge Ira B. Riddle reported Howard Neil Brown, 29, Feather Falls. Calif., and Grant Gaines Hull. 2.1. Coquille, were both committed to serve 10 days in Ihe city jail in lieu of $70 fines on vagrancy charges. HELP! EXTRA Free Technicolor Movie ! One Showing Only Wednesday. November 29 2 P.M. Out on a limb about decorating? Come dwn and hn ? a talk with CLARA DUDLEY fiwwus otor-schrntf consultant for Aiexandfr Smith f Sons Ctfrfi't Company HERE IN PERSON Wfdnflidar Tm FtttJav. N. 3f, 30 Dtc. t 10 A.M. H S P.M. I.ft her tfll vnu-in frrt prrstm.tl inte rvifw how t?il" vtni cm mlvf vrMir dfcoriting prohlem.. l.ft hT ip!ain to fou-m in rxcitmf frtt Ifi-turf what Hn ofinng womifr ro can hot'i St iitiog th ncM color tchfm. It hfr show row what tva.itifiil re sult ou can fxpftt-in th frtt Ttvhnirnlor novif "Hftorf AnH Atter." oti'rf mrf to hnH your vitt with C'lari Omtlrv vrry valuahif. 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