2 The Newt-Review, Koseburg, Ore. Mon., Feb. 21, 1955
Glendale Minister, Wife
Complete California Trip
By MRS. 6. B. FOX
The Rev. and Mrs. Edward T.
Grafstrom and son, Duane, return
ed this week from a vacation hi
Southern California.
They visited their daughter and
family in San Diego and re. ..t
the birth of a granddaughter, Ka
ren Lynne. They also visited many
places of interest in .Jan Oieao
and Tia Juana, and visited with
relatives and friends in the San 1 derwent a tonsillectomy at the For
Fernando Valley, and in Burbank, est Glen Hospital Friday,
which was their home before com-1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buengcr of
tug to Oregon. ; Glendale have taken over the man-
They attended the Regional Sun-1 agement of the Hamilton Hotel in
day School Convention nf the As- Glendale. The Calvin McDowells,
semblies of God in Long :".each. former managers, have moved
One of the speakers was Lillian back to their home in the Humph
Trasher, missionary in Ugyp:, ! rcy Addition,
known internationally as 'he "Nilo Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Elkin ol
Mother because of her famous
orphanage which cares for and ed
ucates over 900 orphans at tha
present ume.
In the pastor's absence, t h o
Glendale pulpit was filled by mem'
bers of the congregation, Russel
Clark, Calvin McDowell, Mrs.
Howard Hutto and Perry Con
verse. Stork Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Shellie Peavy
house of Glendale are the parents
of a 7 pound, 14 ounce baby g'rl
born Thursday morning at tho Jo
sephine Hospital in Grants Pas.
Mrs. Leon French of Ulcndalu
entered the Grants Pass Hospital
Sunday for medical treatment.
Larry Taylor, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Taylor, of Glendale
fell in the family car Monday aft
ernoon, receiving a wound that
required three stitches to close. .
Everett Cox of Glendale reen
tered the Canyonville hospital for
Return To Roseburg Dr. and
Mrs. Dallen H. Jones, 1111 N.
Stephens St., returned Saturday
night from a business trip to
Lewiston, Idaho.
Meets Tonight Central Junior
High PTA executive board will
meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight. Feb.
21, at the school to make 'tenta
tive plans for tha family potluck
meeting to be hold Feb. 28.
Assigned In Germany A2c
Eugene L. Hyatt has been assigned
to the 42nd Tactical Reconnais
sance Squadron of the Air Force
in Germany, his parent'!, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert L. Hyatt of Days
Creek, have learned.
Plan Crash Letter Mrs. Lela
Fitzpatrick, Myrtle Creek, ; last
week received a letter from a
cousin in England, but the letter
had been delayed en route by a
plane crash at Prestivech, Scot
land, on Christmas Day, accord
ing to a stamp on the envelope.
The crash was the one in which
28 persons had been killed.
Move To Oklahoma Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Boudreau and three
children have sold their home in
North Myrtle to Ralph Shirtcliff
and have moved to Purcell, Okla.
In the spring, they expect to move
to Junction City, Colo., where Bou
dreau will truck uranium ore.
Neighbors treated them to a fare
well party before they left for
their new home,
Local News.
While Present
Stock Lasts
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treatment for a recent back in
jury. Margaret Kafer, younger daugn
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kafer.
was treated at the Glendale Clinic
Sunday for a burned too'
Mrs. Gertie Burke underwent
major surgery at the Forest Glen
Hospital last week.
Dorothy Furlong, daughter of
.Mr. and Mrs. fierce furlong, uu-
i Portland have been spending a
tew days visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Kobert Askov in Glendale.
Mrs. H. L. Wilson of Grants
i Pass spent last weekend with Al-
ice Nebel and Gertie Lvstul
lu
Glendale.
Myrtle Creek Native
Funeral Rites Scheduled
Funeral services are scheduled
at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the chap
el of Ganz Mortuary, Myrtle
Creek, for Andrew Jackson Willis,
59, Myrtle Creek native, who died
in San Francisco Feb. 2.
The Rev. Wayne Brown of the
Methodist Church will officiate. In
terment will follow in the IOOF
Cemetery in Myrtle Creek.
Willis was born at Myrtle Creek
Oct. 22, 189S. and lived there un
til he was Id. Later, le was an
auto mechanic in Portland for a
number of vears and was mar
ried there to Lelah Lemon in 1913.
In 1930, he moved to Lorain,
Ohio, and for the past 20 years
had lived in San Francisco.
He is survived by a daughter In
uuniornia; two brothers, w. W.
of Canyonville and James of Mc
Minnville; two sisters, Mrs. Fred
Forbes and Mrs. Andy Anderson,
both of Portland. His wife preced
ed mm in aeatn.
Chester H. Bennett
Dies At VA Hospital
Chester H. Bennett, 63, fonmcr
resident of Milwaukee, died Feb.
19 at the Rosoburg Veterans Hos
pital. He was born Oct. 16, 1891,
in Harrisburg, Ore., and was a
veteran of World War 1.
Surviving are an aunt, Mrs, Myr
tle J. Atkinson. Long Beach. Calif..
and an uncle, Edward F. Roberts,
Portland.
Graveside funeral services will
be held Thursday, Feb. 24, at 11
a.m. in the Roseburg Veterans
Cemetery. Chaplain Albert S. Fel
ler will officiate. The Chapel-of
tne noses, ltc-seburg Funeral
Home, is In charge of the ar
rangements. Glide Band Parents Date
Officers' Nominations
The Glide Band Parents Cluh
will hold its monthly meeting Mon-
day, Feb. 21 at 7:30 p.m., at the
high school. Wesley Hedecn, Glide
scnoot music director, urges all
members to attend as this is the
nominating meeting for the offi
cers of Iho 1955-56 school year. The
Glide Elementary School Band
will furnish the entcrtanment.
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the Umpqua Plywood Co. of .Myrtle Creek. The round model above will be used to push
logs about the bond and separate jams. William DeWitt, mill superintendent, said the'
boat would probably do the work of three or four men. It was designed by Vernen Wil
liams and two helpers, Clarence Wheeler and Norman Anlauf. (Warren Studio Photo)
Motorist Fatally Hurt
In Automobile Upset
(Continued from Page One)
flc mishaps in and near Roseburg.
Stanley Arthur Hansom, a sailor
from San Francisco, was cut on
the forehead Saturday in a col -
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unable to stop his car in
to avoid the crash with a car, i
driven by Maurice Lee Forbes, I
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Koseburg, which was turning out
of a side road. Neither driver was
cited, according to state police,
and moderate damage resulted to
both carl.
Dale Arthur Herman, 17, Rt. 3,
Box 623, received bruises about
the face early Saturday morning
when he missed a turn at Hickory
Street from Harvard Avenuo. His
car went over an embankment,
overturning, and was demolished,
according to Roseburg police.
Two drivers were cited by citv
police following a collision ai
Washington and Kane Streets Sat
urday morning. Flossie Etta Hub
bard, 21, of 2015 Eden Lane, was
cited for failure to yield right-of-way,
and Robert Thomas Fuller.
au, ot hi. j, box 100, was ticketed
tor navmg defective brakes on his
car. Damage amounted to $125,
police estimated. .
Actress' Son Severely
Injured By Auto Blow
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. IB -
Michael Farrow, 15, son of film
actress Maureen O'Sullivan, is in
a hospital today after being hit
by a car in front of his house.
Michael, the eldest of the ac
tress' seven children, suffered a
broken right leg and minor head
injuries. He was struck by a car
driven by Sncncer Wread. 43. Los
Angeles, who was not held, police
said.
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Mrs. C. Lindbloom
Dies Saturday
Mrs. Hattle Christine Lindbloom
76, Dixonville, widow of the late
Gus A. Lindbloom, died n'. a local
hospital Saturday following a start
! iiinpsi
She was born at Holmstadt, Swe-
n. Nov, 1, 1878, and came 'to the
r nilnil U . a. in 1 Uh. .tins
married to Gustavus A. Lindbloom
in Denver, Colo., on Oct. 18, 18R9.
She and Mr. Lindbloom celebrat
ed their golden wedding annivc-
ary in Oct. 1949. Lindbloom pre
ceded her in death on Dec. 17,
1954.
She and her husband came to
Douglas County in 1909. They lived
near Dixonville and engaged in
farming and truck gardening.
Mrs. Lindbloom was a member
of the First Baptist Church of
Roseburg, the W.C.T.U., and was
an active worker in the Pine
Grove Sunday School.
Surviving are: a son, Thomas E.
Lindbloom, Roseburg; two broth
ers, Charles Benson; Eugene, and
Edward Bens'on, Van Nuys. Calif.;
three sisters: Mrs. Anna Cantrell,
Roseburg; Mrs. Lillian Bergman,
Van Nuys, Calif.; and Mrs. Minnie
Teidimnnn, Los Angeles; and two
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held iu
the 'Chapel of the Long & Orr Mor
tuary Wednesday, at 2 p.m., wilh
the Rev. Raymond Schacfcr of the
First Baptist Church officiating.
Concluding service and vault in
terment will follow in the Rose
burg Memorial Gardens.
SLIGHT FIRE DAMAGE
A flue fire fired a wall Sunday
morning at the home of Elsie
Wade, 746Mi E. First Ave. N., and
Roseburg firemen said S15 dam
age was caused before the flames
were controlled.
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Vital Statistics
Marriage License
GENT - DONAHUE Frederick
G. Gent, Eugene, and Donna J.
Dnnflhni 7)nAhnrcr
! NICHOLS - BAUGHMAN Rich-
ard B. Nichols, Brockway, and
Anita L. Baughman, Roseburg.
Mcdonald - bergstrom -
Donald A. McDonald and Gloria D.
Bergstrom, both of Roseburg.
BENDA-BENDA Donald Ben
da and Anita Benda, both of Rose
burg. , Vancouver License
PATTERSON- WINKLER - E.
L. Patterson, Roseburg,, and Edna
E. Winkler, Eugene.
Divorce Decreet
FRANCO Dorothy from Frank
John Franco. Plaintiff awarded
custody and $50 monthly support
for one minor child. Property di
vision decreed.
MOFFITT CIco A. from Ger
ald R. Moffitt. Plaintiff awarded
custody and $35 monthly support
for one minor child.
PERDEU William 0. from
Betty Jean Perdue.
MAIN Frances Louise from
Gus Manuel Main. Property divis
ion decreed.
BANKS Irene S. from Jonald
F. Banks. Plaintiff awarded cus
tody and $50 monthly support for
each of two minor children. Prop
erty division decreed.
MENDENIIALL Beulah May
from William Clifford Mendenhall.
Plaintiff awarded custody and $150
monthly support for three minor
ihildren.
Divorce Dismissal
LANE Alice LaVerne vs. Ger
ald Keith Lane. Dismissal on mo
tion of plaintiff.
Divorce Suits Filed
ELDRED Barbara J. vs.
Floyd A. Eldred. Married May 10,
1952, at Canyonville. Cruelty
;harged. Plaintiff asks custody
and $100 monthly support for two
minor children.
RE1NKEMEYER Maxine W.
vs. Paul H. Reinkemeyer. Married
May 28, 1054, at Roseburg. Cruelty
charged.
SMITH Joann vs. Jack Smith.
Married Aug. 10, 1953, at Joplin,
Mo. Cruelty charged. Plaintiff asks
custodv of one minor child.
WIER William Jr. vs. Retta
Wier. .Married Oct. 20, 1951, at Ar
eata, Calif. Cruelty charged. Plain
tiff asks custody of one minor
child be given to defendant.
PREVOST Barbara A. vs.
Louis J. Prevost, Married Dec.
14. 1952. at Sutherlin. Cruelty
charged. Plaintiff asks custody)
and $50 monthly support for one
minor child.
COUCH Roy L. vs. Hazel
Grace Couch. Married Oct. 3, 1953,
at Medfoid. Desertion charged.
Plaintiff asks decree divesting de
fendant from title in real property.
Rotary Club Sponsoring
Second Boy Scout Troop
Rotary has sponsored the organ
ization of another Boy Scout troop,
this time at Myrtle Creek.
Tho new troop sponsored by the
Myrtle Creek Rotary Club is Troop
127, composed of many boys grad
uating from the club scout ranks.
The troop will meet Mondays at
7:30 p. m. at Myrtle Creek Hospi
tal's nurses home.
Scoutmaster is Milton DeGroodt
and assistant is Dr. Robert J.
Schmidt,
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12-Point Recipe
To Spread School
Relations Given
By LAURA OLSON
Staff Writer, Newt-Review
The classroom teacher Monday
was termed "education's front
line in education" by Jr. Elmo
Stevenson, president of Southern
Oregon College at Ashland.
Dr. Stevenson was "kickoff"
speaker for School District 4't
Teachers' Inservice Workshop. The
workshop was held Monday for the
206 teachers of the district.
The genial speaker told instruc
tors: "You have a lot of relations
pupils, parents, relatives, col
leagues and community residents."
He handed out a 12-point recipe
to help relations.
The points included: (1) Priase
to those deserving, (2) use of the
individual's name, (3) enabling a
student to have success in a field
he excells in, (4) enthusiasm for
work (the teachers), (5) making
studies worthwhile for students,
(6) personalized reports jf student
progress, (7) good appearance of
teachers "clothes and person
ality," (8) courtesy, (9) elimina
tion of "I" strain in speaking; (10)
placing persons where -hey may
guide or advise others, (11) in
terest in others and (12) making
a job worthwhile.
Dr. btevenson said public schools
no longer have a monopoly over
the education media in America.
He cited motion pictures, televis
ion and radio as other educational
forces. All were competing, he
continued.
The competition, Stevenson said,
has confused "our objectives."
Should Reach More People
The speaker urged instructors to
"not only reach the 62 per cent of
Americans who are parents, but
to also reach the 38 per cent who
are not. "It was another way of
aiding home, school and commu
nity relations, he said.
"Our profession is different from
all other professions," he said ear
lier. "Every single parent is (also)
a teacher in some way. ' Thirty
per cent of the parents ha 'e taught
school at one time, he added. It
was, he said, "often a sad part."
The parents may have taught 30
years ago "when methods were
different."
Dr. Stevenson was introduced by
District 4 Supt. M. C. Deller who
referred to him as president of
the "little Harvard of the hills
and proud of it."
A panel discussion on "Oppor
tunities for Good Reading" follow
ed the Stevenson speach. Panel
members were: Miss Muriel
Mitchell, Roseburg Public Librari
an; Frank Scioscia, J. K. GiU Co.
representative; Mrs. Marilyn
Woodrich, housewife; and Dr. Stev
enson. Remaining sessions of the
workshop were devoted o various
meetings.
Dr. Marvin Smith presided over
sessions in Roseburg High' School
auditorium.
Enrique Jorda To Direct
Symphony In Portland
Ernique Jorda will direct t h e
Portland Symphony Orehes'ra Feb.
28. He is the new director of the
San Francisco symphony. ,
Jora is a Spaniard. He spent five
years as director of the Madrid
Symphony Orchestra. In 1945 he
left Spain and served as guest con
ductors with orchestras through
out Europe.
Until 1954 he was conductor of
Capetown Symphony in South Afri
ca for six years.
Tickets for the symphony in
Portland may be obtained from
J. K. Gill's, Portland.
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L A. Swartz, 84,
Dies At Hospital
Leline A Swartz, 84, resident of
Roseburg for the past 10 years,
died Feb. 19 at a Roseburg hos
pital. She was born Aug. 23, 1870
in Logan County, Ohio. She had
made her home with her daughter,
Mrs. J. A. Strasburg since the
death of her husband, Franklin,
in 1935. She was a member of
the Methodist Church of New
Hampshire.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Naomi Strasburg, Roseburg; two
sons; Donald D. Swartz of Eu
gene and Herman L. Swartr of
Long Beach, Calif., four grand
children and six great grandchil
dren. Funeral services will be held in
The Chapel of the Roses, Rose
burg Funeral Home, Tuesday,
Feb. 22, at 10 a.m. The Rev. Ells
worth Tilton of the First Methodist
Church will officiate. Vault inter
ment will follow in the Roseburg
Memorial Gardens.
Fight Looms Over Plan
To Slash Income Tax
(Continued from Page One)
nn.l Till,, 1 4ha in.nma lav fllt
would add less than one billion
dollars to Eisenhower s esumatea
deficit of $2,400,000,000 for fiscal
1QSR Thic ic Hns in the fart that
,rne lax cui wouia lane eneci iicai
I Jan. 1 and therefore would be in
.operation during only half of the
ti.scai year.
The tax cut plan, sponsored by
Reo. Mills (D-Ark), would give
indudin
sank l.vnnva, s 9A Mlt for H 1 1 1-
self and each of his dependents,
including nis spouse, va momt
earned after next Jan. 1.
Politics Cry Raited
If finally adooted, the cuts would
be reflected first in withholding
tax deductions on the individual's
first 1956 pav check. Those not
subtect to . withholding taxes could
make the deductions when they
pav their taxes.
Ponnhlicans called the Demo
cratic proposal "a political move"
and termed It -aDsoimeiy irres
ponsible." ID.. main Kill wnill1 DOStDOne
for one more year these tax cuts
wWch otherwise necome euecuvu
April l: ,
A ...atinn frnm K? to 47 Per
cent in the corporation income tax
rate, totaling about two Diuion aoi
lars annually.
Va finite itt in excise taxes.
worth about one billion dollars a
year, on automobiles, gasoline,
cigarettes, liquor, beer and wine.
Seth Lanegan, Drain,
Dies Monday Morning
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a snort illness, nis oouy nas oeeii
removed to the Long & Orr Mor
hinrv nnrf will hp taken to Bandon
for services and interment.
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earthquake shock, awakened
scores of sleepers in the west and
southwest section of Los Angeles
at 2:09 a.m. but no damage was
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Hospital News
Douglas Community Hospital
Admitted ,
Surgery: Mrs. Calvin Person,
Dillard; Mrs. Kenneth Fox, Myr
tle Creek.
Medical: Arthur Lewis, Idleyld
Park; M. C. Clark, Mrs. Kenneth
Garey, Elbert Dahack, Jack Shu
man, Mrs. Clark Smith, Mrs. Mel
vin Weseman, Oral Wescott, Mrs.
Richard Rauch, Mrs. Floyd Hick
man, Roseburg; Ervin Carl Her-.
riges, Mrs. Vernon Wolfinbarger,
Glide; Mrs. Orel Moore, Myrtle
Creek; Michael Pinard, Areata,
Calif. '
Discharged
Nettie Ulmer, John Abeln, Mi
chael White, Mrs. Ross Crist, Mrs,
Ernest Bollman, Mrs. Harold Dot
son, Joseph Bechtold, Roseburg;
Mrs. Donald Schager, Myrtle
Creek; Mrs. Donald Cross, Brock
way; Mary Ann Travis, Mrs. Bert
ram Shoemaker, Winchester; Wil
liam Mattingly, Winston; Law
rence Pettifer, Seattle.
Mercy Hosoltal.
Admitted
Surgery: Thomas Hart, Winston;
Mrs. James Lewis, Sutherlin; Wal
lace Scott, Roseburg.
Medical: Mrs. George Simpson,
Ann Johnson, Winston; Mrs. Lou
is Alexander, Canyonville; Mrs.
Don St. John, Mrs. Leland Fray,
James Miller, Mrs. Doyce Car
mon, Elmer Cathron, Roseburg;
Elmer Stratton, Myrtle Creek;
Mrs. Benjamin Cole, Oakland;
Donna Herriges, Glide; Henry Ire
land, Brockway.
Discharged
Mrs. Andrew Broddus, Robert
Zacher, Mrs. Charles Thomas and
baby, Maria Ann; Mrs. Charles
Johnson and baby, Susan Belle;.
Esther Brown, Roseburg; Delroar
Davis, Mrs. Ravmond Daniels,
Sutherlin; Mrs. Clyde Alexander
and baby, Glenda Sue. Winston;
Mrs. Elwin LaVigne, Mary Allen,
Mvrtle Creek; Simeon . Linnell,
Winchester.
Ex-Residents' Daughter
Dies At Portland Sunday
Rhonda Luanne Gabel, 0-month-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lou
is M. Gabel, died Sunday in a
Portland hospital, it was learned
here today.
The Gabels are former residents
of Roseburg. He was employed by
the U. S. Forest Service here.
The little girl had been ill for
some time with a heart condition.
Funeral services will be held Tues
day in Portland. Besides the par
ents, two brothers, Wayne ana Al
len, survive.
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