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Local Community News Briefs
Return To Portland Mr. and
Mrs. Willaru Doncca. who recently
moved from Koseburg to Portland
to reside, spent the weekend in
Koseburg as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Irv Kline.
Return Homo Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. Motsehenbacher have return
ed to their home on Winchester
i Street, following the weekend vis
iting relatives and friends in hlam
ath Falfs.
Coming For Holiday! James
Crittenden, who u working in the
trust and investment department
of the Anlo California Hank in
San Francisco, will arrive here
this weekend to remain over the
holidays visitinK Ins parents, Mr.
and Airs. F. l. Crittenden.
' Viiit H trt Mr, and Mrs. How
ard Bernard and daughter, Judy,
of Cottage drove, were weekend
quests of Mr. and Mrs. Klmer
Andy) Anderson. .Mr. Bernard is
a cn.iar. .lanrp rallnr and the Ber -
nards and Andersons were at the
grand opening square ?nce at the,
I Buckeroo Barn Sunday.
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i Ltavt For Portland Dr. Hall
I Sccly left Sunday lor Portland on
business.
Ratorn From Trip Mr. and
Mrs. K. D. Coen have returned toj
llw.ir hm nn Mvt.rli.l fi.llr.uinn
a week business triD to St. I-ouis.
Mo.
Rtturn From Portland Mr. valoscing satisfactorily at h e r Cook, who is stationed by the Coast and Mrs. Earl Lozier, 512 E. Doug-i day. This move spread to Westing
and Mrs. Floyd Grecian and home at 1935 Goetr St. j Guard at Seattle, has returned to as St. j house plants in Mansfield and U-
daughter. Miss Judy, and Mrs.
! Martha Young have returned here,
following the weekend m rortland
attending to business.
Lea vat For San Francisco
Mrs. Arthur W. liaum has lelt for
San Francisco to spend Christmas
with her son, Arthur Baum, and
family, and wiih her daughter,
Mrs, 1'hilip Weil, and family.
Visitors Ltavt Larry Undem,
Jack Kgan, Ura Elliott and Gor
don Jewett, all of Rogers, N.D.,
have left for California and for
i points of interest in the southern
I states, following a visit in Kose-
burg wiin the tormer s oroitier-in-
law and sister, .Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Nevue, and family, in Laurel-
wood.
Arriving Hero Wednesday Mrs.
Harry Sandqui.st of Ontario, Ore.,
who has been with her husband at
Corvallis the last week, where he
has been attending special meet
ings, will arrive in Koseburg Wed
nesday to remain over the holi
days visiting her parents. Dr. and
Mrs. E. J. Wainscotl. Mr. Sand
quist will return to Ontario Wed
nesday. However, he will come to
Koseburg for the holiday weekend.
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TUESDAY DEC. 1J
Days Creek School parent visita
tion night from 7 to 9 p.m.
Gamma Delta Chapter, Suther
lin Theta Kho girls to meet.
Yoncalla American Legion Aux
iliary ami husbands to have Christ
mas party and potluck dinner at 1
Irap and Kale Club rooms.
Suthorlin Lady Lions, potluck din
ner and country auction at home
of Mrs. Helen Kesner. Each mem
ber to bring a guest.
Camas Valley Grange 521 to
have business meeting at 8 p.m.
Rocabura Gold Star Mothers to
have business and installation at .
I n-City Memorial Building at 10:
a.m. :
Roieburg Rebekah Lodge 41. :
Christmas Parly at 8 p.m. at ,
IIKII." Hall Hr.no oift. nt nvi.r .
SOr fnr I'vi-haimi". Members to'Pm
brinn sandwk'hes and pickles.
Dillard WSCS to hold Christmas
party at the church, 7:30 p.m.
Umpqua HEU to meet at 10 a.m.
at Calapooia Club House for les
son on "Copper Tooling." Mrs.
Harold Crouch. Mrs. .Neil Burpee,
project leaders. Sack lunch.
Patch and Chat Club Christmas I
parly at home of Mrs. R. K. I
Woods. S20 Houck. Gift exchange, i
Busy Beaver 4-H Club Christ-j
mas parly.
Eagles Auxiliary at 8 p.m. at the
Eagles Hall. Silent auction. Mem-!
hers asked to bring something for ;
ine lame. ( I
Lady Trainmen annua dinner at i
regular meeting, parish hall., 6 ,
p in. mr all members and lam
i lies. Program committee: Mrs. L,
K. Moore, Mrs. Vergie Utterback.
Mrs. Russell Hagg. Dinner ar
rangements: Mrs. St. Onge, Mrs
L K. Biird, Mrs. Betty Kennell
Mrs. T.elia Sprav, Mrs. Downs
naaoura tiuo, naugnicrs oi ine
Nile, to have ( hnstmas dinner at i
the Roseburg Woman s Hub House.
r :to p.m. earn play tonowing. rort0
iiienibcrs and husbands.
Tillicum Bridge Cluh Christmas
party, home of .Mrs. Vera Lfssing-
er.
Drain Stitch and Chatter sewing
cluh Christinas party, 1:30 p.m.
Duplicata bridga firoup, 7:M
p.m., Klks Temple. Open to all
bridge players whether Elks or not.
Roseburg Toastmaster, Club,
i Ltavt For California Mr. and
I Mrs. John Alterbury left this morn-
ing lor Anderson, uani., to visit
tcr Mrs. Carmen Hogg.
rnv laceina Mrs. E. H. Mc-
r.hehev. emolovee of KKNK radio
staff, who recently underwent ma-
inr iirnrv. is renorted to be con-1
back from rornana mrs.
D. Albright returned to tier nome
in Koseburg Monday, following a
visit in Portland with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Wernsing, and family.
Ratorn Homo Mr. and Mrs.
B. II. Laird and the former's sis
ter, Mrs. Julius Benham, have re-
turned to their homes here, follow-1
tng a visit since lasi inursuay ai
the coast witn relatives and
friends.
Wainscotts Homo Dr. and Mrs.
E. J. Wainscott returned to their
home on SE Cobb Street Saturday
evening, following a stay in Port
land since last Tuesday. Dr. Wain
scott attended state public health
meetings while in Portland.
Visit In Roseburg Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Buehning were week
end guests of Mrs. C. S. Heinline
in Koseburg and both took part
in "The Messiah," presented here
under the direction of S. Clarence
Trued Sunday evening. Mr. Buehn
ing was formerly band master
here in the high school. Both he
and his wife are working for their
master's degree at University of
Oregon this year.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
4iomorrow
1 6: 30 p.m., Hotel Umpqua. Guests
J welcome.
i American Legion Auxiliary
i square dance class at VA Hospi
tal, 2:15 p.m. Curley Reynolds,
I caller. All ladies invited.
I Associated Volunteers card par
ity from 7:0 to 9:30 p.m. in music
room of recreation building at VA
Hospital. Ladies invited.
Buckeroo Square Dance Club be
ginners classes at 8 p.m. at Barn.
Curley Reynolds in charge. For in
formation call Mrs. Leroy LaFon.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 14
Calapooia Club, Calapooia club-
house.
Sumerltn Grange meeting.
" Eta Chapter, LSA, Suther-
P . ai nuine ol mrs. Lonna
u - n JilaKeioy.
. " V , . " 8 .
"u" ""J. vuiismi rally, i
at SA Building. Secret Pal
names made known.
Diit. 4 School Board meeting,
S p.m.. Central Junior High.
Belleview Club Christmas party.
All members to bring table serv
ice and exchange gift. Members
to be notified what to bring. 6:30
p.m.
Glide Blue Star Mothers at home
of Opal Harpole. Members to bring
homemade candv to be Christmas
gifts for VA Hospital.
MNO Christmas party at home
0f Mrs. Argus Fisher, 8 p.m.
Mid-Weok Biblo Class Christmas
party t home of Mrs. Don Staple-
ton. 2704 Harvard Ave. Bring
wrapned gifts for distribution
among patients in State Hospital.
AH women of congregation invit-
ed. For transportation call OR 3-
3121.
Hayloft Squares potluck and
Christmas partv. 6:30 p.m. at Pre-
schern Barn. Exchange of gifts.
TRO Club to meet for Christmas
party.
Cub Scout Pack 126. Tojin
Cub scout rack vm, lejimiie.
(fJ nave niectina. 7:30 p.m. Theme,
"America the Beautiful." Awards
oe glVen.
Roseburg Jayce wives annual
Christmas dinner at Ruth Brad
lev's. 7 p.m. Gift exehanse.
East Douglas HEU to meet at
10:30 a.m. at Pine Grove Church.
Christmas party, gift exchange.
Copper toolins. South Deer Creek
ladies to bring salads and dessert.
Wilbur Ladies Aid, 1:30 p.m.,
chureh annex.
Blue Star Mothers, 1:30 p.m. at
clubhouse. Committee members to
brim? pies. All members to bring
gifts. Stale president, Mary Note,
to present traveling placqtie to
chapter having sold the most dai
sies. Yoncalla Town and Country Cluh
Christmas party at Yoncalla Trap
and Gun Club.
Roseburg Elks Club fun night,
8:30 p.m.
Hayloft Squares classes at 8 p m
at Preschern Bam with Chris
Klein calling.
VFW Auxiliary, 8 p.m. at Vets
Memorial Hall for business meet
ing. (Vodlfs in orange juice) jj
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Will Co To Los Angalat Mrs.
Hilda Peterson of Koseburg
leaving weanesuay lor ixis Angei
ing.
Go To EoOOnO Mr. and MrS.
I Fred Hamilton of Roseburg left
j Monday for Eugene on business.
Raturn To Saoftlo Kenneth
f his base, following a visit herei
1 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Cook, and family.
Rtturn To Grants Pass Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Graham have re -
turned to their home in Grants
Pass, following the weekend visit
ing in Koseburg. Mr. Graham is a
square dance caller. They were
among guests at the Buckeroo
Square l)ance grand opening Sun-
day.
Back From California Mr. and
Mrs. Al Hammond and son, Monte,
of Roseburg, and Mr. and .Mrs.
Jim Hunter and son, Bruce, of
Sutherlin spent the weekend in
Montague, Calif., as guests of Mr.
Hammond's mother, Mrs,
Hammond.
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Cuoiti Over Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. W. I. Wands were guests
over Sundav at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Wright at Days
Creek.
Visit Ovir Weekend
Mr. and
I Mrs. Al Drver of Portland, for-
, merly of this city, spent the week-
pnH in Hnpbiire as auests of Mr.
Atttnds Moorings Miss Helen:
Demonstration A Sent, spent the
iat ctavpral davs in Corvallis al
1 tending special sessions pertaining
j t0 ht?r work
Leave For Minnesota Dr. and
Mrs. George Wadsworth and son,
John, of Koseburg left today for
their new home in Anoka, Minn.
Dr. Wadsworth recently resigned
as manager of the Roseburg VA
Hospital to accept a position in
Anoka.
HAWAII 'CALLS'?
FUKUOKA, Japan i A fac
tory has been established here to
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to Hawaii. The first lol is to go out
in February.
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Union President's Car
Damaged By Explosion
COLUMBUS, Ohio I An ex
plosion Monday badly damaged the
parked car of Charles Clark, pres
ident of Local 746, International
Union of Electrical Workers. No
one was Injured. The union struck
the Westinghouse plant here Oct.
17.
The car bombing waa the latest
development in the strike situation
here, intensified by a back-to-work:
movement which started last won-
I ma, Ohio.
In Baltimore, ten pickets, includ
ing the local union presioeni,
member of the international nego
tiating committee and an interna
tional representative, were arrest
ed Monday outside a strikebound
Westinghouse Electric Corp. plant.
Police charged them with disor
derly conduct. They said the pick
ets weren't keeping far enough
apart.
At Edison. N.J., Louis Zimmer,
president of the 1EU local, and
another picket were arrested out
side the Westinghouse plant Sun
day night on disorderly persons
charges.
Police said Zimmer, 28, and Law
rence McDeed, 28, became abusive
when a train started to discharge
fuel oil at the strikebound plant.
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