The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, May 21, 1956, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text8 Tht Newi-Review, Roseburg. Or. Mon., Moy 21, 1956 CALENDAR OF EVENTS omorrow MONDAY MAY 21 YMCA mtmbarthip nrollmant drive report meeting, 7:30 p.m., YMCA office. Sutharlin Jay-C-attei, home of Cheri Wong, Gilbert Page, co hostess. Sutharlin city budgat hairing. Ladias of tht Oritntal Shrina, 8 p.m., home of Mrj. L. C. Latham, iefi.1 W. Harvard Ave. Civil Btnd Camatary Ann., rlpan-un dav. Lookingglaif .PTA final meet ins of year, 8 p.m. Installation of officers to be held. Mrs. Marberry, first erade teacher, to discuss pre paring pre-school child for his first year. First grade pupils to demon strate typical class room schedule. Report to be given oi summer pro-arum. Roiaburg Embltm Club, Elks Lodge, 8 p.m. All members urged to attend. " University of Oregon Mathers Club members to entertain hus bands at 6:30 p.m. potluclc dinner at home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. St. Onge, 2110 W. Foothill Drive. Rolls and coffee to be furnished. Members to bring something for the dinner and their taoie service. Installation of officers. Dillard PTA, Dillard School, 8 p.m. Installation of officers, AAUW board meeting, 7:45 p.m. Episcopal Parish Hall. All old and new officers and chairmen of spe cial and standing committees. Meeting previously scheduled for Thursday. Lilac Circle 47, JNeignDors oi Woodcraft, 7:30 p.m., W o m a n 's Club. Joseph Lan PTA, next year's seventh grade parents to be spe cial guests, 7:30 p.m. Gymnasium will be open for inspection. Knights of Pythias, Pythias Hall, regular business meeting, 8 p.m. Refreshments will be served. Nebraska Farmer Claims He Has Most Sons In US LINWOOD, Neb. W John Kucera, 84-year-old farmer, laid a claim Saturday to being the U.S. father with the most sons. He has 13 sons. This u one more than Henry Harmon Tygart, Tulsa floral de livery man who was honored a week ago by the National Fath er's Day Committee as the father with the most sons. ' Kucera, still a rugged looking man who shows the results of ' .insc 1 I1.A (. BF.il mint m n I it l A taio in mo uu omu oam IIC was "one up" on Tygart in daugh ters, too. Tygart has three and nucera nas iour. . All of Tygart's children are liv ing. So are Kucera s. But Tygart has one thing that Kucera lias lost. He has Airs. Tygart. Jtucera pointed mac out graphic ally inrougn a large iamuy pic ture. With his voice breaking he said "Mamma, in the middle is gone ix years about." "Mamma Mary was 17 and I was 20 when we marry. Then 17 babies in 20 years. Kucera said he didn't know any one was looking for the father with the most sons or he might have "entered myself." He lives alone in Linwood while two of his sons run the home farm of BOO acres. All his other children live in Nebraska towns with the excep tion ot Albin who if at Seattle, Wash. Roseburg Chambar of Com merce, noon forum, Hotel Umpqui. Women's Barbershop Chorus, 8 p.m., upstairs at Ott and Rickelts. TUESDAY MAY 21 Oakland City Budget meeting. Badoura Club, Daughters of the Nile, all-day meeting at home of Mrs. K. B. Knoads on jiapie aireet. Civil Bend Cemetery Ann. clean up day. Pre-scheol clinic for girls who will start first grade in Glendale in the fall, 8 a.m. Glendale High School graduation ceremonies, high school. Navy Mothers, home of Mrs. G C. Blake, 8 p.m. to plan for a rum maee sale on May 26. Rostb.;rg Art Assn., program of making stained glass windows by Mrs. Jack Isaacson, home of Mrs. A. D. Peterson, Newton Drive in Winston. Winston Christian Missionary So ciety, home of Mrs. A. D. Fox, 7:30 p.m. Oalalla-Tenmile HEU, Tenmile clubhouse, 10:30 a.m., noon potluck luncheon. Miss Helen Chandler will speak. Installation of officers will be held. All women are inviiea. Casual Club, business meeting, home of Punchie Standley 8 p.m. Eastarn Star, memorial service, Masonic Temple, Glendale. Roseburg Toastmistress Club, 8 p.m.. Harlequin Club. Daughters of the Nile, 10:30 a.m., home of Mrs. Roy Bellows, 637 W. Corey, sewing and potluck meet ing. Douglas County Salon SS eight and forty subsidiary group of Amer ican Legion Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Drain. Roseburg Council of Church Women executive committee, 9:30 a.m., First Presbyterian Church library room, i Dougette's, The Sheriff's Mount ed Patrel, fairgrounds, 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge group, 7:30 p.m.. Elks Temple. Open to all bridge players whether Elks or not. Roseburg Toastmaiters Club, 6:- 30 p.m., dinner, Hotel Umpqua. Guests welcome. Roseburg Kiwanis Club, noon. Civil Room of Hotel Umpqua. Associated Volunteers card party, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., mu sic room, recreation Dunning, VA Hospital. Ladies invited. Army Reserve, 8 to 10 p.m., 1614 W. Harvard. Lady Golfers Community News Items I To Bend Mr. and Mrs. E. Tanner drove to Bend to spend Mother's Day weekend at the home of their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Nash lund, and family. Spend Weekend Here on a re cent weekend to visit at the home of their parents, Mr. and M r s. Grant Phillips, were their two sons: HM.3 Myron Phillips from the Tongue Point Naval Station Hospital in Astoria; and Gary Phil lips, who is a student at SOC in Ashland. To California Mr. and Mrs. j Ralph Linncll and baby son left I Thursday for Los Angeles where they will spend 10 days visiting relatives. Back From Idaho Harlan Kline, Mrs. Sue Blair, Mrs. Rich ard Mendenhall, Terry Blair and Judy Kline have returned to Rose burg following a trip to Idaho to at tend the funeral of Mrs. Harlan Kline's mother. The latter, who has been in Idaho for the past two weeks, will return to Roseburg tomorrow. Here From Eugene Mrs. Ruth Rhoden spent a recent Sunday here at the home of her son and '""''e'-'n-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Rhoden. She is from Eu gene. Back From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blythe will return home to night following a visit Sunday in Klamath Falls with their son, Tom, who is associated with the J. J Newberry Store in that eity. Leaving Klamath Falls, they drove to Medford where Ben Blythe re ceived a medical examination. Thornton Advises Wait On Lane Co. Investigation SALEM (B Atty. Gen. Robert Y. Thornton advised Gov. Elmo Smith Friday against enlarging the' scope of the Lane County in vestigation until the state Supreme Court decides whether the county's new grand jury was, chosen properly. After the Eugene Register Guard published an open letter asking the governor to broaden the investigation to include Dist. Atty. Eugene Venn's charges that the jury was chosen illegally. Gov. Smith asked Thornton for the opinion, which Thornton gave Friday. The original investigation cen ters on charges that funds of Moses Moody, a prison inmate, were embezzled. Thornton told the governor Fri day that he wouldn't present any evidence to the Grand Jury until the Supreme Court rules on its legality. Venn filed two mandamus ac- NEW FORESTER PORTLAND I James A. Egan, now forester at New Mex ico, will be transferred to Bend, Ore., where he will take over the post of supervisor of the De schutes National Forest. He will succeed Ralph W. Craw ford who is being transferred to Arizona next month. tions in the Supreme Court against Circuit Judge Frank Reid and County Clerk Harry Chase. They have until next Wednesday to answer. Thornton, at Venn's request, had been directed by Smith to take over investigation of the Moody charges. WALLPAPER Sola en discontinued patterns Co lore raft Paint and Wallpaper 626 S. E. Can Ph. OR 2-2252 4 Blk West of Pott Office S0 da4 Safeway 's ground beef is made only of lean, tender chunks of flavorful beef . . . with just enough fat to make it cook up juicy. It's al ways fresh , . . olways at the peak of good ness. As a matter of fact, we're so sure you'll enioy it that we moke this guarantee: You'll be satisfied, or your money will be refunded. Discover for yourself the wonderful quality, economy, and versatility of Safeway's ground beef. k Funeral Service Held For Hirry W. Scott Funeral services for Harry W yonville Monday, were held Satitr- Glendale, Calif. uvu.i, nan uvvil VI3U1I1K fll r. and Mrs. Ed Wilkev in Canyenville wnere nc was sunaeniy sirick.cn, had lived In the Myrtle Creek and I'anVnnvillA imi lauaral ........ ...... vious to moving to Anaheim, Calif. omvivuis include a son, Kenneth W. Srntt. Cntlm Ma n.lif .-.j -- --. ....,, vain., mini a daughter, Mrs. Harold Bird of nesi las Angeles, Calif. Juvenile Protection Topic For PTA Meet Juvenile protection in Douglas County, as it relates to the Doug las County Welfare office, will be the topic of the May meeting of uenirai junior High school PTA, at S p.m., on Monday evening, in the school library. Administrator 1,01s BaKcr and Miss Manic; Yeager, child welfare worker, will be the speakers. Program chair man lor the evening is Mrs. Ber nard Young. PTA officers are especially in viting the parents of sixth graders who will be entering Central Junior High school next fall to attend this final meeting of the year. Mrs. Alferd Meyer, president of the Douglas County Council of PTAs. will install the incoming of ficers for 1956-57. Officers-elect have been requested to meet promptly at 7:30 p.m. In the con ference room preceding the gener al meeting. Mrs. Don S. Hills, who has serv ed as general chairman of refresh ments lor the year, win be in charge of the social arrangements. Hospitality for the evening will be headed by Mrs. Thomas Roen, Jr. Pot Roast Boiling Beef Lunch Meats Boiogna i. Steaks Casserole Beef Spanish like IV "U.S.D.A. CHOICE" Blade Cuts "Choice" Beef Armcuts lb. 49c "U.S.D.A. CHOICE" Aged for Flavor SOMERSET 8 VARIETIES SOMERSET Brand 8 or. Pk9. 1-Lb. 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