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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1951)
o o 3T"TH i Pan0 Pr County su, s 1 - I " nHi Of Junior Group Junior Community aides, through cooked fond sales nd other ac tivities, are striving to raise funds to purchase a piano for use at the new county hospital. ; The girls, students in the senior I high school, report they have about half the needed funds. r"orth)m erty j,,,' tun WBNHAIO COMMMT fOtTlANO. OafOOM IFTP 5 IXTlt 1 n vi i i'.,.- -ji i ' . v . a generous gal I tll 1 -.T , M-.lrf AMct'. Vt V.. l.VI nwi Know, but his U I UJWUVIIWVW : rr ViVJffJlU'l'81 Vame she said. A who.e kitrUeRJ Vt5??T iSWl 'V her schoo.ma.es. k i -mi w m is i . - i.' a t ji . -i . i. ' , t . i.- a, - r . & -s; u . aii. w. w Ta- aBi . m "BBaa- -saa Vital Statistics Friday. May 11. If 51 The Ncrt Review, RoMbura, Ore. 3 SCHOLARSHIP GIVEN Marrisa License Joan Rutter, a sophomore from M1LI.ER-LAWS0N Morel Wal- Roseburg, was awarded a $150 ter Miller and Vera Lawson, both scholarship last week at the Ore of Oakland. i gon State college Associated Divorce Suits Filed Women students honor assembly. CTiiBrv-i i VHih n v. Bt'The scholarship was one of two Stursell. Cruel and inhuman treat ment charged. Plaintiff asks cus. i tody of one minor child, $60 i monthly support money and prop- presented by Delta Delta Delta, na tional social sorority. Miss Rutter la the daughter of William' R. Rutter, ing sales and other events will he held as benefits to be used in fi nancing the proposed donation. A letter of appreciation recently was written to the organization by the county court, expressing grati tude for help given by the aides in preparing the hospital for its public opening, and for service as guides at the open house. Members visit patients in the county hospital frequently to visit, write letters and perform other services. When a piano is obtained, the girls plan to present weekly song fests. skits and programs for en tertainment of the patients, it is announced. Miss Joan Iach is president of the organization, and Miss Kliza beth Randall is faculty adviser. Mr. and Mrs, 90S Mirelli. Buy Your McKINLEY CARNATION "IN MEMORY" UnitW Sa"" Wer Veterans' Auailiory MURDOCH Norma Dell vi. Vernon Mansfield Murdock. Cruel and inhuman treatment charged. Plaintiff asks restoration of former name. i PORTLAND LV) James Hamburg's big-figure checks float ing around his neighborhood were no mystery to his 9 year-old daugh- j welcomed ter. She wrote them. Detectives asked Hamburg about a $3000 check with his signature, 1 found on a neighbor's lawn. He ughter Myr- made out Martha Church Circjt Plans Baked-Food Salt Members of the Martha Circle o( the Faith Lutheran church, meet ing May 8 at the home of Mra, B. J. Paulson, were reminded of a baked'food sale to be conducted May 25 at Ihe J. C. Sporting Goods store. Mrs. Paulson, Mrs. Iroy Ev ans, Mrs. D. Lewis, Mrs. A. Eb ert and Mrs. Samuelson presented the program. Any person having baked foods for the sale is urged to call 3-5712 or 3-3506 before May 25. Scandi navian breads are to be featured in the sale. Mr. hbert and Mrs. Lewis were new members. The NIGHT SERVICE FOR PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS From S P. M to S A.M. Aha. Saturday Afternoons, All Day Sunday and Holiday. To Locate Your Physician or Surgeon , . . Phone 3-6373 THE DOCTOR'S EXCHANGE ladies embroidered pot-holders for a bazaar to be given in the near future. The next meeting of the Martha Circle will be held at the home of Mrs. Evans, 710 Ridgeview street. Any tyrson desiring transportation should meet at the home of Mrs. J. E. Nordling at 637 S. Pine or call 3 5712. HARRY ISBELL, Roseburg perk superintendent, guides a power mower over the tall grass in Laurel wood park. The city keeps this area groomed like e bride for her wedding; although the nuptials promised the "perk" have been subjected to many postponements. But it is purty. I Paul Jenkins) Soviet Paper Declares U.S. Troops Using Gas MOSCOW (.ft A dispatch In Pravda says American troops are using tear gas in Korea and have other types of poison gas shells in reserve in Japan. The official Communist party newspaper relayed a dispatch from the Chinese Communist news ag ency Sinhua which quoted an American prisoner of war as say ing he had seen artillery shells and grenades with tear gas charges at munition dumps, and these were "frequently used at the front.' The prisoner was Identified only as I.t. L. Moss, who was with an artillery unit of the U.S. 24th di vision. Moss was quoted as saying that occupation troops in Japan frequently practice with the use of tear gas and other types of poison gas shells. in Oslo, says the institute has succeeded in wiping out mas titis in the, Lesja area during the ten month period from March 1950 to February 1951. The infected cattle are given penicillin and the cow sheds are thoroughly disinfected. ll une YES! Wt Can Supply You With Hard-To-Gtt Traverse Rods for Your Drapes Order Yours Today Phone 3-5491. . . . and time to beautify your home-let us give you free estimates today! It's wonderfully easy to ac hieve the decorator effect you strive for with wall papers selected from our wide testeful essortment. Come see our budget-priced group now! OUR SERVICES INCLUDE Custom-Mode Window Shades Venetian Blinds Drapery Cranes Aluminum Window Screens and Curtain Reds Venetian Blind Repair Traverse Rods loSebura UenetL a S30 N. JACKSON ianS DIAL 3-5491 "Second Chance" Movie Slated At North Roseburg The religious movie, "Second Chance." will be shown at the North Roseburg church Sunday night at 7:30 p. m. The film is based upon an original story by faith Baldwin, and tells of the ways men and women miss the best things of lile by fixing their aims on what is "second best." The film was well-received I n previous showings at the Christian and First Baptist churches in Rose burg, the Rev. Clark Robb reports. The one hour and 15 minute pic ture is inter-denominational and open to the public. Spring Reception Slated For Teachers At Glide An evening program of music readings and refreshments will he presented Wednesday evening, May 16. at Glide high school in honor of all teachers in the Glide district. It marks the first spring reception for teachers to be given at Glide. The affair is being sponsored by the Wildcat Booster club and the Glide PTA unit. 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