2 The Newi-Revlew, Hosebura, Ore. Wed., Ocf. 29, 1952
Adelaide Applegate Dies
At Yoncalla On Tuesday
Adelaide Applegate, 73 of Yon
calla, the eldest daughter of Mil
ton and Sarah Applegate, early
residents of the Yoncalla commu
nity, passed away Tuesday,
She was born in Yoncalla Nov.
17, 1878, and spent her entire life
in that community. She is survived
by two brothers, Minor and Aub
rey Applegate, both of Yoncalla; a
sister, Mildred Hobbs of Sacra
mento, Calif., and several neices
and nephews.
Graveside services will be held
Friday, Oct. 31, at 2 p.m. at the
Yoncalla Cemetery. Stearns Mor
tuary of Oakland is in chargo of arrangements.
Neewollah Parade Route
Announced By Jaycees
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lite tape for promoting safety. An-tl-jaywalking,
pedestrian safety
and prevention of auto accidents
in general will be the aim of the
program, which has the backing
of city and state police.
""(i Javrees have accepted the
job of putting out Christmas Seal
v.iu.uuon containers for the
Douglas County Tuberculosis and
Health Association.
The membership campaign Is
scheduled to get underway Nov. 15,
but members are urged to bring
In applicants in advance. Don
Forbes is membership chairman.
A Halloween party is scheduled
the night of Nov. 1 at Carl's Haven
for members, their wives and in
vited guests. Everyone is to come
dressed as kiddies. There will be
games, prizes and "surprizes,"
promises chairman Tunney Ken-nerly.
BIRTHS
Mercy Hospital
JURK To Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Jurk, Sutherlin, Sept. 21, a
son, Cary Daniel,; weight six
pounds three ounces.
COUNTY COURT SUITS
Frank G. O'Brien and the Pa
cific Indemnity Co. have filed suit
in Circuit Court against Fred
Reece and Edward Nicloas for
$718.53 auto accident damages.
Jack Perez has sued the State
Industrial Accident Commission
I for compensation for 75 percent
loss ot use oi an arm resulting
from a mill accident at Riddle.
FROST VS. SNOW
WINCHESTER, N. H W Hot
or cold, rain or shine, it'll be
cither Frost or Snow on Nov. 4.
Forest Frost (R), and Stanley
Snow (D) are candidates for town
moderator.
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Phone 2-2611
Clendale Church
Talent Show Is
Reported Success
By MRS. GERALD B. FOX
The home talent show, sponsored
by the Women's Council of the
Glendale Church of Christ, was
rated a huge success. The show,
held Oct. 21, was a collection of
skits, readings and musical se
lections by local people, and
observers said they displayed some
splendid talent. Mrs. Elsie Vincent
was the director, and Rev. George
Goode, pastor, was master of cere
monies. The entertainment was
held in the Glenda Theater, the
use of which was donated for the
occasion by Ralph Place. There
was a near-capacity audience.
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Magby are
parents of a baby girl, Glenda
Joyce, six pounds, seven ounces,
born at Forest Glen Hospital in
Canyonville.
Mr., and Mrs. A. W. Beerli of
Glendale were dinner hosts to Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Blaser and daugh
ter Alice, Saturday evening, Oct.
18. The occasion was the Blaser's
22nd wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Blaser entertained at a
birthday dinner for her husband
on Oct. 12. Guests were Miss Le
onie Hull and Fred Hull from
Grants Pass, and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Blaser, Myrtle Creek.
G. W. Hooper, Wolf Creek mer
chant, is in the Veterans Hospital
at Portland for a checkup and
medical treatment.
Harold Sheppard and Cliff Bird
left Monday morning for Eastern
Oregon to hunt.
Walter Hurst,, stationed at the
naval air station in Alameda, Calif.,
was a visitor at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Hurst over the weekend. Walter
has just been promoted to aviation
store keeper, 3rd class.
North Umpqua
Road Contract
Job Completed
By MRS. ARTHUR M. SELBY
The Kuckenberz Construction
Co. completed its contract for the
2V4 miles of construction of the
new North Umpqua Highway from
Burnt Creek to Bogus ereek, last
Friday and has moved out all its
equipment.
I he funderburk Construction Co.
will have completed the relocation
of the new highway from Idleyld
Parle to Mc s place this Wednes
day except for the oiling, which
cannot be done until spring. This
particular stretch of road was the
most difficult achievement of the
entire project of the new highway,
as the company had to blast
through and remove thousands of
tons of rock, to make a straight
level road from Idleyld to Mc's
place, eliminating the old dan
gerous narrow road winding
around the high cliffs. Funderburk
completed the new highway from
, Lone Rock bridge to Idleyld Park
several weens ago.
Funderburk Construction moved
its heavy equipment last week to
Depoe Bay, to start work on a mil
lion dollar contract which will take
two years for completion. Kucken
berg and Funderburk .brought in
large crews of experienced men
with their families. Some owned
their own trailer houses, others
rented cabins, so there has been
quite an exodus from the Idle
yld community.
The Watts Construction . Co.,
which has the contract for 4'4 miles
of new highway construction from
Bogus Creek to Steamboat, built its
own camp for the employes, and
plans to work through the winter.
The company expects to complete
its contract one year from this
November, as reported by Orville
C. Hanson, resident engineer for
the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads.
Concert Guests To Need
Member Certification
Because of the large Community
Concert membership, guests who
will be attending Saturday night's
concert must be certified with
membership cards, the association
announces.
Membership cards have been
sold to the capacity of the Junior
High Auditorium, and guests un
der the former arrangement can
no longer be accommodated with
out a card of a regular member.
Saturday night marks the . ap
pearance of the Longines Sym
phonette, second in the series of
the concerts. The program starts
at 8:15.
This group had its premier
broadcast over Radio Station
WEAF in New York in 1941 and
has been continuously on the air
since. During 1948 the Symphon
ette mad its radio debut on Co
lumbia Broadcasting System, and
has .recently completed its third
year cycle over the full CBS net
work of 168 stations. ,.
Vital Statistics
Mrs. Ralph Bates, 26,
Succumbs Here Tuesday
Mrs. Ralph R. (Hazel Louise)
Jates, 26, of 1436 Willow St., pass
'd away at a local hospital Tues-
ay following a brief illness.
She was born at Buffalo, Okla.,
Jov. 24, 1925 and was married to
talph Robert Bates at Yakima,
iVash., Aug. 24, 1945. She came to
toseburg in June 1951 with her
husband, .who is employed by the
Pre-Mix Concrete Co.
Surviving besides the widower
are two children, Thomas Ralph
and Tonl Lou Bates, of Rose
burg; her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Marshall, Buffalo, Okla.; her
maternal grandfather, A. M.
Clark, Buffalo, Okla.; four broth
ers and four sisters, Warren Mar
shall, Horton, Ore., Vern Mar
shall, Toppenish, Wash., Mrs. Gene
(Gerealdine) Burril, Owen Mar
shall and Mrs. Robert (Daisy) Hod
ges, all of Brewster. Wash., Bon
nie, Jeanette and Ronald Mar
shall, all of Buffalo, Okla.
Her body has been removed" to
the Long & Orr Mortuary and
will be forwarded to Yakima,
Wash., for funeral services there
at the chapel of Shavr and Sons,
Saturday at 11 a.m. Concluding
services and interment will follow
in the Tahoma Cemetery.
Sutherlin Band
Boosters Meet
By MRS. BRITTIAN SLACK
The Band Boosters Club will
meet Monday evening, Nov. 3, at
8 p.m., at the Sutherlin High
School building.
All Band parents and any per
sons interested in this project are
urged to attend.
The October meeting of the Band
Boosters was held recently at the
Sutherlin Senior High School Build
ing, with Mrs. Ruby Holloway, pre
siding. Mrs. Corwin Loving, chairman of
ways and means committee,' re
ported on projects planned for the
year.
It was voted to buy a dozen mu
sic stands for the band, a conduc
tors stand, and also stands for the
bass drum and sousaphone.
The Band Boosters Club will
meet Monday evening November
3, at the Senior High School at
8:00 p.m. i
All Band parents and persons
who are interested are urged to
attend.
Rebellion Of Convicts
Enters Its Third Day
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an inmate called to him to come
nearer. He said Stewart told him:
"I wish you would see if you
could bring in some food. The oth
er guards are sick and hungry."
Dire Threat Hurled
Razor said that was all Stewart
said as an inmate stood behind
him. The inmate told him the other
guards were alive and unharmed.
He said they were locked in cells
on an upper gallery.
Earlier, inmates threatened to
throw the officers from the top gal
lery 50 feet to a concrete fllor if
an attempt was made to storm the
east cell house. They were un
aware of the new outbreak across
the prison yard, beyond a wall.
Some of the psychiatric inmates
rubbed kitchen knives across their
three hostages, passed knives near
their throats threateningly and
waved meat cleavers, it was reported.
South Koreans Regain
Ridge Crest 7th Time
SEOUL lB South Korean infan
trymen in savage close-quarter
fighting today forced a battalion
of Chinese Reds off the crest of
bloody Sniper Ridge for the seventh
time in 16 days.
Measured by Red casualties, the
fighting this month is the heaviest
since last November. The U. S.
Eighth Army said 27,096 Reds were
killed, wounded or captured in the
first three weeks of October. Last
November the toll was 44,729.
Marriage Licenses
DAY-LANDER James Walt !
on Day and Janet Eileen Lander, '
both of Roseburg.
FORD-McCOY Raymond L. '
Ford and Billie Joan McCoy, both 1
of Roseburg.
SMITH-MATTHEWS William '
Marrion Smith, Elkton, and Mar
jorie Mae Matthews, Drain. I
Divorce Suits Filed
CAREW Lois vs. Henry Car-1
ew. Cruelty charged. Plaintiff asks
custody of two minor children, .
$150 monthly support, property
disposition and $100 attorney's fees. '
ECKSTEIN Rouletta Jean vs.
Delbert Charles Eckstein. Cruelty
charged. Plaintiff asks restoration
of former name, Kaylor.
ENLOW Eva H. vs Cyril G. 1
Enlow. Cruelty charged. Plaintiff
asks property disposition. I
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HEALTH ASSN. FILES
Articles of incorporation were
filed Tuesday with the county clerk
of the Douglas County Health and
Tuberculosis Assn., with Ray Ward
as president, Charles S. "Woodrich,
vice-president, and Letha Barnes,
first vice-president.
Value of the association was list
ed as $8,346.08.
William L Miller, D.M.D.
announces the opening of his office,
1500 Harvard Avenue at Harrison St.,
in West Roseburg, where he is now engaged
in the general practice of
DENTISTRY
For Appointment, Phone 3-4391
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wGf richer milk at tower prices"... h it a vote-getting promise
or a fact? This monopoly-minded out-of-state grocery chain
hasn't delivered the goods in uncontrolled-price areas.
PefllantJ 4, Otoe.
Peid Mt, by the OREGON MILK PRODUCERS' COMMITTEE, Stan Owch. Set Me, ?I2 Corbet) lldf.,
KEEP TAXES B0WM!
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ON THE MOTOR CARRIER HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION ACT
this is a MEASURE to INCREASE TAXES!
Everything you buy Ii handled by trucks at some time, and
increased truck taxes will increase your daily costs of living!
Increases apply to private, common and contract trucks of
all sizes,
Taxes on large common carriers, large private carriers and
large logging trucks arc increased approximately 33 cn
milage And . .
Taxes on logging and dump trucks classified an flat fee option
would be increased 50 I
KNOW THE TRUTH! VOTE 319 X U0!
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Second Arrest- Made
In Orgy Of Kidnapping
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Wl -The
second of three men charged with
kidnaping 20 persons in a three
day escapade through Georgia and
Tennessee is in custody.
An alert FBI agent recognized
21-year-old Charles Edward Hop
kins as he walked out of the Post
office here yesterday and arrested
him without a struggle.
Virgil LeMay, 15, was arrested
at Nashville, Tenn., Saturday and
is being held in $12,000 bond.
The man they both called the
ringleader, James Francis Hill, 31,
was still at large..
Stan Mazer, Brandeis University
guard, is an accomplished accord
ian player.
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