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Thur., July 7, 1955 The Newi-RWw, Roseburg, Ort. 9 Local News Working Mri. Jim Roberts of winning evening k Church's Drug store on Stephens P .tfll-n U-r- ITc arul XT Jerry Willis have returned to their home here following the hoktiay weexena on me norm umpqua Take Trip Sir. and Mrs. R. T. Cameron pninvpd a trm tn nia. mond Lake and Willamette Pass over cne nouaay weekend. At Bay Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ellison and family left Wednesday for Winchester Bay. They will re turn tomorrow. To Coast Enjoying a trip down the coast to Crescent City over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Welt and children. Return Here Dr. and Mrs, J. M. Hutson and baby have re turned to their Home here follow ing a trip to Los Angeles. Goes To Pennsylvania Max Hoover of this city left today for jruuipsDurg, to visit His father. Moves To Eugene Miss Tont St. Onge, daughter of Mr. and Mis. A. A. St. Onge of this city, has moved to Eugene where she has accepted a position. To Camp Tyee Mrs. Roy Bradley and daughter, Gaylyn, left today for Camp Tyee, where the former will be cook for five weeks for the Camp Fire Girls. Go Water Skiing Elwin Jones, Charles Johnson, Bruce Dalros and Leroy Elting have returned here following a trip to Loon Lake to enjoy water skiing. Leaves For Portland Tamara Young returned to her home in Portland Wednesday following two weeRs nere visiting Dr. and Mrs, D. B. Bubar and her father, Leo F. Younf, and brother, Ronnie. Lodge To Meet Roseburg . IOOF Lodge will meet tonight at 1 the nail. The third degree will be given and refreshments will be served. All members and visiting members are urged to attend. Glide Family Leaves On Trip By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY Mr. and Mrs. Paul Amann and sons, Eugene and Duane, left wed , nesday on a three-weeks vacation trip. The tot stops will be made in Salt Lake City, Utah, and Yel lowstone National Park. The fam ily will then drive to Houston, Tox. to visit Mrs. Amann's mother, Mrs. Vora Walker. Thejr will return home via the southern route stopping at Los An geles and San Franciscoj to visit friends. Amann has employed John Suhrstedt, son of Tim Suhntedt, to assist in the operation of his service station during his absence. Visitors From Nevada Mrs. Stanley Baldwin and chil dren. Kenneth and Kimberly, of Las Vegas, Nev., arrived the latter part of June to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ball. The Rev. Karl Faulkner is still confined to his home. He suffered an infected cut in his right leg. His niece Miss Judy Moore of Rose burg is caring for him. House guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simipson over the holiday - weekend were Simpson's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mts. Clifford Simpson and sons, Gene and Freddie, of Visalia, Calif. Wayne Kocks of Eugne visited his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stiffler over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hayes re turned Saturday to their home at Toledo after a week's visit with Mrs. Hayes' parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Moore. Helen Moore, sister of Mrs. Hayes accompanied them for a month's visit. Donald and Bobby Koenig, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Irv Koenig, are confined at home with the whoop ing cough. Beain Construction Employes of the Don Saxton Construction Co. began work Mon day to build a bridge on the Black Creek Koad tor tne oureau 01 pun lie roads. This bridge is a link ir thA timber access road under con struction up Black Creek and Clov er .CTeeK. Oeoree Scott has been appoint ed teacher of physics, chemistry and eeneral science at Glide High School. Scott comes from Granger- ville, Idaho, where he has taugnt for the Dast four years. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Morgan of Ontario, Calif., arrived for an ex tended visit at tne nome ot air. and Mrs. Boone Kinne. House guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gardner are Mr. and Mrs. Andy Anderson of On tario, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. F. Kashik of South gate, Calif., are vacationing at the Idlevld Park Lodge and enjoying the "fishing on the North Umpqua River. Move to Eugene Mr,, and Mrs. W. Vermillion have moved from Roseburg to Eugene to make their home. Enjoy Holiday Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Chris lensen and son, Jef frey, of Roseburg enjoyed the holi day weekend at Susan Creek. Go Fishing Fishing over the weekend at Winchester Bay were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. M. Berry. , Potvint Home Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Potvin have returned to their home here following a week's va cation spent in Portland. Back At Work Mrs. Mathilda Rapilje returned Tuesday to her work in the office of Roy 0. Young & Son after a week s illness. At Bandon Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Havens and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Agee spent the weekend at Bandon. Former Schoolmate Visits In Melrose By NETTIE WOODRUFF Visitors Tuesday at the J. F. Bonebrake home were Mr. and Mrs. Melchorr Common and fam ily of San Francisco. Common formerly lived at Riversdale and was a schoolmate of the Bone brake's sons. Visits In Melrose ' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kenyon and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kenyon of Los Angeles visited the Clyde Ken yon family at Melrose recently. The former are Clyde's parents and Ralph is his brother. Clyde Kenvon is in Mercy Hospital re covering from surgery. He will be taken to Swedish Hospital in Se attle Tuesday for treatment by his son, Raold Stroup. Mr. and Mrs. w. r . BoneoraKe, Melrose and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Webber Sr. of South Deer Creek left Friday on a 10-day vacation trip to Glacier Park, Yellowstone points of interest. Air. ana Mrs. c. t. neece ana Mr. and Mrs. Ted Reece were business visitors in Reedsport Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. K. is. Turner spent the weekend at Cottage Grove where they participated in the archerv shoot. Mr. and Mrs. J. r. uatnricK and children, Barbara, J. P. and Ray and the former's mother, Mrs. John him 01 1x1s Angeies. spent several days at the coast recently. Visitors recently at tme Dale ra ils home were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Luellen. 01 Fnoen- ix, Ariz., who are spending the summer in the Roseburg area. Georee Coooer. who is receiving treatment in Mercy Hospital, is re- oorted to be considerably improv ed in health. He naa convaiesceo for several days at the home of his aaugnter, Mrs. K. .L. conn before returning to the hospital. ROSEBURG, OREGON PHONE OR 3-5553 1 Don't miss the thoughtful, lucid reporting of America's most honored and respected newsman. EDWARD R.MURROWmSrws Mon.-Fri., 5:00 to 5:15 pm KRNR Dial 1490 CBS Radio " 1-. id Childhood Sweetheart To Get Half Of Will : ' BURBANK. Calif. Ml A man who died in a desert tragedy be queathed his divorced wile Just "30 nieces of silver $2" because of "the misery she has caused me." Calvert S. Wilson's bequest came to light in a handwritten will en tered for probate by attorneys for Wilson's "childhood sweetheart," to whom he loft half his estate. Attorneys estimated the estate left by Wilson, 49, restaurant sup ply firm operator, at $30,000. The will, dated May 21, left the other half of his estate to his children, Brenda, 14, and Tamara, 11. The will read: "To my childhood sweetheart, Mrs. Algene Hoskins, of Southern Pines, N.C. for a love and a faith that has lived undiminished for 40 years and because she has been my inspiration and encouragement in most of the worthwhile things I have accomplished in this life I leave the other half of my estate and do hereby appont her executrix." Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses BROUGHTON - CYPHERT Al bert A. Broughton and Connie Lou Cyphert, both of Riddle. RYAN - WALKER Thomas Harold Ryan Princeton, Canada, and Bertha Marguerite Walker, Mvrtle Creek. PRIEST - HUSSELTON Carl T. Priest and Jewel D. Husselton, both of Sutherlin. JONES - FAULKNER Lloyd R. Jones and .Vivian A. Faulkner, both of Myrtle Creek. Freight Piles Up On Dock In Vancouver Strike VANCOUVER, B. C. W-Freight earmarked for scores of commu nities along the British Columbia coastline piled up on the Vancou ver waterfront Wednesday as the strike of 330 seamen against Union Steamships Ltd., entered its fourth day. An airlift was In operation from Prince Rupert, 500 miles north west of Vancouver, to Moresby Island in the Queen Charlotte group, where about 400 loggers were reported facing a shortage of fresh meat. Canadian Pacific Airlines began flying 10 tons of meat to Moresby Tuesday and was scheduled to complete the lift Wednesday. ELKS & CUESTS Dance of the Yeor RALPH MARTERIE and His17-Piece Orchestra Make reservations now. Only a few rabies left! JULY 14 Elks Terrace Ballroom rL. .2v OUT GO ODD-LOTS, DISCONTINUED ITEMS, BROKEN SIZES, FLOOR SAMPLES BIG SAVINGS NOW IN EVERY DEPARTMENT-HURRY, MANY. 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