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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1955)
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ADVERTISERS Mov Mr. and Mrs. Sidney 1 Dominico and sons, Dave and Mark, moved last week from Gar den Valley Road to a home they recently purchased from Charles : Hart on Oerding Avenue in the Garden Homes District. : Visit Her Mr. and Mrs. 1 James Aiken Jrr, and daughters, ! Leann and Lynn, of Eugene have returned home, following a visit here with the' former's parents, ' Mr. and Mrs. James Aiken Sr., in i Westmoreland. Hayloft Squares To Dance Hayloft Squares will dance at 8:30 p.m. Saturday at tfreschern Barn ; with Chris Klein as caller. The committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Jay Galey, Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Haas and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hal ey. Daughter III In Portland Mr. and Mrs. Homer Stnckling's daughter, Linda, 13, is in Good Samaritan Hospital, Portland, i where she underwent surgery. She j was taken to Portland Saturday and her parents have been with her. They live at 2027 Catherine Ave. in Roseburg. i Visiting Riffes Visitors for the past several days at the home of i Mr. and Mrs. ueorge mtte on iuei- rose Road are the Rev. and Mrs. 'Byron Israel and fair children of Chester, Mont., and Mr. and I Mrs. Paul Kronhome and baby from Hibbing. Minn. The three women are sisters. ! Have Guests Visitors this week at the F. D. Morgan home are his cousin, Mrs. J. W. Greene, 1 who is Young Adult librarian at i the Los Angeles County Library, I and her daughter, Priscilla Greene, of Phoenix, Ariz. The lat ter is a welfare worker, dealing with the Indians of Arizona. ! Improving Mrs. Effie Schwarz, wuu was laKcu u, odciuu neari tiospnai iasi weeKena, iouowmg an accident at her home here is ; reported to be improving satisfac torily following surgery on her knee Monday. Friends may write to her at room 627 east at the hospital in Eugene. Leaves For Medford Mrs. R. R. Parsons left today for Medford to stay until Saturday with her husband who will accompany her back to Roseburg for the week end. The Parsons' daughter, Lynne, is at Camp Fire Girls Camp and their daughter, Anne. is spending a few days vLsiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin in this city. Take Boat Trip Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hennebeck and daughter, Mary Ruth, of Roseburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Johnson and daughter, Barbara Jo, of Glen dale, spent a recent weekend at the Johnson's cabin on the Rogue River. The two men made an in teresting boat trip down the Rogue from Grays Creek Bridge to be yond Mule Creek. They made the trip in Johnson's river boat and in several places had to walk, bringing the boat down on a line. Many rapids were encountered. To Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Hill and son, Jeffery, spent Sunday in Eugene at the home of tiieir friends, Mr. and Mrs. Earl P. Ritter, and family. Visits Brother Dan Smith of Sun Valley, Calif., left Monday for his home followingseveral weefcs visit in Roseburg at the home of his brother, Robert Smith, and family,. He formerly resided here. Have Guest Miss Ehta Ab bott of Los Angeles came by plane Friday to spend the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berney. She is an old friend, hav ing been in their wedding party Benson Pack To Picnic Ben. son Cub Pack No. 34, will hold a potluck picnic at Umpqua Park at 6 p.m. Friday, July 22. Going To Camp Ten mem bers of the A-O-Wa-Ki-Ya Camp Fire group plan to leave Sundav for a stay at Camp Tyee. The group is led by Mrs. Robert Glad will. Leaves For Meeting 0 r 1 e y B. Milligan, Little Valley Road, will attend an international meet ing of MeCulloch chain saw dis tributors. It will be a three-day session. Milligan works for Me Culloch Chain Saw in Roseburg. Visit Daughter Mrs. Ella S. Wilson, Eugene, spent the week end at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Avery Thompson and family on Kane St. She returned to Eu gene Monday. Arrive From Portland Mrs. W. P. Hagestad and three children of Portland and her mother, Mrs. A. B. Cacy, arrived in Roseburg today to visit at the home of the latter's two sons and daughters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cacy and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cacy. Mrs. Cacy spent the last six months residing in Honolulu. She is plan ning to return there again this fall. BERKELEY, Calif. MV-Berkeley police were up against it again Wednesday In their probe of the disappearance of schoolgirl Steph anie Bryan nearly three months ago. Police Tuesday questioned a 21-year-old man who formerly lived less than three blocks from the high school Stephanie attended. The man, who has a police rec ord of sex offenses, was released Tuesday night aflor a routine check. The two-day lie detector tests taken by Burton W. Abbot, 27, also ended Tuesday. 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