The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, May 08, 1954, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextCoos-Curry Medical Society Host. Session The Coos-Curry County Medical Society will host the Southwest Or egon session of the Wis. Extramur. al Postgraduate Education Lec ture Series, according to a report here today. The series is offered bv the Ore gon State Medical Society in five centers during the week of May 17 to 21, Dr. eNorman M. Harris, president of the Society says. The Southwest Oregon session will be the third that week. It Is scheduled Wednesday, May 19. at 2 p.m. in the Coos Country Club. In addition to the physicians in Coos and Curry counties, those in Douglas and Lane coun..es are also invited., DEATH 1NDS CAMI GASTON, Ore. m Death ended a game of cowboys and Indians here Thursday. Larry Koberstcin, 13. disap peared while playing with his younger brother and sister When they found his hiding place, it was too late. His body was hanging from a leather belt, looped around a pipe in the woodshed. Iraq Invasion Answer to Previous PujiiSj ACROSS 54 To cut 1 Iraq is the 55 Auricle name for 56 Genus of Mesopotamia maples S It is a great DOWN producer j Amphitheater Z ",tmont 2 Stair parts " " 3 Declare 12 Get up 13 American writer- 14 German river 15 Essential being 16 Summer (Fr.)iostop!. 18 Born 19 Trap 21 Peer Gynt's mother 22 Indian weapon 24 Matched 26 Scattered 28 Tops of heads 29 Always (contr.) SO Social insect 31 Consumed 32 Capuchin monkey 33 Ancient (poet.) 35 Denude j 38 Lock of hair 39 Weird 41 Paid notices In newspapers 42 Snares 46 Age 47 Grate 49 High card 50 Insect 51 Row 52 Station (ab.) 53 Ceremony 4 Honey-maker o Unclosed 6 Greek letter 23 Nymphs 7 Sidelong look 25 D' 8 Rot flax 27 Small bird 9 Form a notion 28 Go by 33 Decree 1 1 Strayed 34 Lease-tenant 19 Most pleasant 36 Peaceful 20 Radiates 37 Freebooter 38 Small pastries 40 Diner 43 Demolish 44 Things don 45 Fruit 48 Priority (prefix) SO Fondness z T T s" t 11 it i in u Z ' r Ujj J I "fy.n J p) ., . J2v ifis Sr """ """ , M HI Hi " fl " K sj ' 1 1 I I I I I I 1 I r ANSHN9 show , Rjdd,e Teacher Accepts Position In French School mo uuuie uutuuuosiuu issucu the following bulletin through the Associated Press Friday on South west Oregon weekend fishing pros pects: The Smith River Falls area had good cutthroat catches but trout angling on North Fork of Smith River has been slow. Loon Lake trout angling has been good and there were some limit trout catches last weekend m Tenmile Lake. Salmon fishing has been poor on the Lower Rogue, but is expected to be better this week end. The Rogue River system is much improved as a result of warmer weather; waters are in excellent condition and roads arc good. Trout angling in the Upper Umpqua is slow.- By ERMA BEST Charles Jenkins has resigned as Riddle eighth grade teacher and with his wife and two sons w.U leave in August for Bordeaux, France, where he will be employ ed in a 10-teaeher school as sev enth and eighth grade teacher for children of the U. S. Army per sonnel. Rex , W. Venable of Mt. Airy, N. C. has been hired to replace Jenk.ns. Visits Relatives II, an.t Urn rlanrU Rmwn nf Burns spent 'he weekend visiting '.neir son-in-iaw ana aaugnter, air. and Mrs. Everett Cockrell. The picture of .Miss Carol Howies, daughter of Mr. and Sin. Ross Bovles, and a student at St. Helens Hall, Portland, appear- MODEST MAIDENS Tnfemirt kUfitureal C $. paint OAm . S-8 s-' S "It aays here that a homemnker is worth $10,000 a year. Why don't I ev. - .;-!' CAPTAIN EASY SIT IT' TRUE..6H6'5 SEEWEP M0RMAL 1 1 KEEP WATCHING) . IF WR. WLBMOK EVEd T EAN-r THAT FIRE EPISODE SHOULD' VE r XNC& 1V6 ftfebN IV I I lUNIKIVSt IV tMT ftUVNt: WHfcN intr WMUI fa WHILE f "WVC JW UMM 9CNV j THE CAPSULE I lESTEpSc SEE THAT WO ONE COULD 88 COUIP BE MADE. GET ME THAT P6ULEJa J MR. FRAYNEl NOW WE GOT J Mi nv,- ei tl uirunr Otjui uiiTfutiiA -AOiiill ci l UCPll L A lift ctitffiTnTB UttATUcvl ST . - B"TI Tri TOU .iUC-TUIUA Ct AC ,'f TAMPERED WITH. 30. 6uT tWWH yag Taisj t , . Tf'l 1 1 ll ' l' VZ. I 3 IT& 0MW AT IMTERVM fX ilix Wo J VI fl I FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS P- ' ARP THEY HERE, CAMe THIS . UNLE5S ITS AN EMER- YOUO BETTER RETURN IN AN HOUR , teTlMf P-IMAT ToEcW)'! TME JUNE FASHION J MMM- WRAP, . 'MA MASAZIN6S dUSF WHAT I SIRTS LISH! h ','"''. ARRIVED r-( A TUMMY I . REAL.. l' "ZlA1 4 i , I I rl V polka mad yyviCy Pie ;l'ci.ii,.in.,i.T . a: .... u. a . rTroT'y1' jf ''r-f'l LI L ABNER t&A I WAS TOO LATE VJ SHE'S COLD AS ICE BUT-??-NOTHING HUMAN WITH MO HEART iv'l ALLEY OOP BLONDIE BLONDIE- CAI.L UP OFUCE AND TFLLTHhM IM , TOO SICK TO COME f IN TODAY 1- 1 3 1 -1 -r 0 . a. F DON'T HAVE TO r CALL VOUR OFFCE - TODAV IS NOLIR PAV OFF f ONLV AN IDIOT A. S WOULD GET SICK ) ed in Friday's Journal as one of -be cast :n a school play, "I Rv member Alma Mater." Mrs. Anna Smith was taken to Canyonvilie to Forest Glen Hj Pital Monday evening for treat ment following an illness of sever al days. Mrs. Vircil Thompson returned T.tesday from Denver, Colo., where she had itunt th naa t.n weeks wi'.h her mother who wss seriously m, Out n now somewhat improved. I William Stremcha ia reported convalescing at home following iiajor uacn surgery in Eugene.) Stremcha had a piece of bone I from his leg transplanted to his! spine to strengthen injured vertc- brae. He will be unable to resume work for some months Mr. and Mrs. Watto,. lnt,a tnri Tuesday for their home in Santa I Maria. Calif., fnlinuinir iri ti the home of their son-in-law and i daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 3U Wor sham. Goes To Seattle Mrs. Miltoc C. Iloff lefi Sunday for Seattle where she will visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wiluam H. Watsun. and care for her two granddaugh ters while her daughter attends tile Seattle funvcntion of , PTA presidents as president of a pic school PTA group. , Mr. and Mrs. iiobort Dort and two chillren returned Sunday from a visit of several days with .Mrs. uort s parents in Oakland. Calif. Tiiey weie accompanied home by .Mrs. Dorl's grandfather, who had been visiting in Califor nia from his home in Wichita, Kan., and will visit here awhile before' returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rurkol and children visited from Monday to Friday in Mercod. Calif., with iliickel'a grandmother and other relatives. Sat. Moy 8, 1954 The News-Review, Roioburg, Ore. 13 Drain Mayor Heads Home ' FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer CD TODAY WOVA KAINE LANA TURNIP St" i JjRfUSSANP3 A IT 3 IN ft) CO Gee, wasn't it- a swell picture, Deleria? You could tel' by the way they hated each other immediately that it was love at first sight. FUNNY BUSINESS By Hershberqer s' S.'ss svs'S r.-'sZ i i y 0 - u 1 t Jl r- j.-Ji.-J'-tfB.t-tj.B-'L.II I i J I ' I I AS I'VE 5AIP . Y 'ATS RuSHT, I LL BcT DlNMY'P VbM? &2yWiJJfa i ill i' hi 1 f eafOSB an' now Foary,YECiK.iBE6uRPRi5EPio JvP1 ! i&SrTf&nn 3M , 1, repeat, brains I vgot sumpin J know we sot f0 Jftii Hum . ya Tfflf3 ,1 l ZT' l IB SUMPIN THAT THERE ALL J EUSTACE DOWN XBxjfj ( III By MAUD DEAVER Word has beer, received that Mayor and Mrs. E. li. Whipple, who have been visiting in the K.ist, are now enroute home. Ti:c Whipples left Drain April 23 anl after a visit. with the Kalph Whip ples in Montana, went on to Find lay, Ohio, where ihey visited Mrs. Whipple's mother Returns From Wisconsin .Mrs. Pnillip Johnson nome Salurdsy from a trip to Superior, Wis., where she visited her parents and other rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. George Chambers ieft Monday for a visit at their son's home in Pendleton. Thpv aiso plan to visii the Rev. anil Mrs. Carl Conrad in Mlllon-Frcj-water. Mrs. Conrad is reported seriously ill at her home thire The Rev. Mr. Conrad is a former pjstnr of the Dram Methodist Church. A family dinner was held Satur day at Hie home of Mrs. Anmc Burdett honoring her sister, Mrs. Delia Kcil. f Milton-Freewaler, who is spending a week visiting Drain relatives. Present at the dinner were Mrs. Delia Kcil, Mrs. Mary Watson, Mr and rlrs. Arch Aiford, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Burdett and sun. and Mrs. Anna Burdett. Mr. and Mrs. Ficd Overcash re turned Tuesday from a 10-day trip to Uis Angeles, Calif., where they were called by the death of his mother. Mere From Portland. Mrs. Jerry Henderson and ch.l dren arrived from Portland Mon day to help care for her sister, Mrs. Hurley Swcaringen, who is recuperating from a serious ill ness at the home of their parentr, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Merrill. Recent guests of Mrs. Elsie Wells were her sister, Mrs. Wesley Wire of Salem and Mrs. Louise Esselstroin of Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hill and son, David, returned last week from a trip whirh took them as far south as Fresno. Calif., where they visited Mrs. Hill's relatives. They had planned to visit Los An geles but due to the intensive heat encountered at Fresno, turn ed hack and spen' the remainder of their vacation in the refreshing highlands of Nevada. Mrs. (olda Woolinan ' returned Sunday night from a week's visit in Los Angeles, Calif., with hsr; mother aid ,ilhcr relatives. Mrs. Mildred Walker of Gold Hill was an overnight guest of Mrs. Maoel Swearingen, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Root and three children and Mrs. Ed Hunt and two daughters of Terrebonne were recent weekend visitors at the home of Mrs. Root's and Mrs I'lunt's father. Frank Cunningham, and at the homes of their brothers. Horace and Bruce Cunningham, and their ,brothei-in-lw and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs Elmer Ilill. Mr. and Mrs. O M. Douhleday relumed home Sunday from a three week stay in Ashland. Thiy will return to Ashland this week end where Ihey will he joined by Mrs. DoubleJay's brother-in-law and sister from Lcs Angeles, Calif. Mrs. Evelyn Applegale, who has been visitinir in Kuffpnn wiln returned ; her daughter, Mrs. Charles month s Sparks, awl with rclallves in Port land, returned home Sunday. She was accompanied home hy her sister-in-law, Mrs. Minnie Barker. Hospital News Douglas Community Hospital Admitted ' Surgery: Mrs. Clifford Counts, Winston. Medical: Richard West, Mrs, Joe Goodreau, Glide; Harrison Smith, Winston: Delia Bcattle, Jay Crose, Roseburg. Discharged Walter Schrocder, James Wal ters, Roseburg. Mercy Hospital - Admitted Surgery: Bruce Hall, Michal Big ler, Roseburg, Kathryn Ross, Oak land; Ernest Buetlner, Dillard; Mrs. Kathryn Fitzgerald, Brock way. Medical: Mrs. Alice Cooper, Roseburg. Discharged Afrs. Frances Stein, Edward Greenfield, Mrs. Kathryn Wecker-' le, Roseburg, Mrs. Beau Rondeau, Oakland. Barbershop Quartets Will Co To National ; Two of the crack barbershop quartets which performed :n Rose burg at the annual Parade of Bar bershop Quartets last month have Deen namea io compete in me na tional contest in Washington, D.C., June 12. In the regional competition at Tacoma, the Evergreen Four from Yakima, Wash., and the . Varsitoncs of Seattle. Wash., were named to go to the nationals. They will compete with 50 other quar tets for national honors. Also competing will be the Eu gene chapter chorus. 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