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Wed., Aug. 8, 1956 The Newt-Review. RoMburg, Or. 9 Community News Items EVERYONE LOVES H.r From Eug.n. Mrs. Lucyi Reoori.d B.tt.r Mrs. Frank Savage of Eugene is in Roseburg , Ashley is reported improving at visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Bridges, on iowier bircet. Return From Visit Mrs. Nor man John and children are back at their home here from a two week stay with relatives in the Portland area. Go To California Mr. and Mrs. H. E. DeBernardi Sr., of Roseburg have left for Eureka, Calif., to spend a week visiting relatives and friends. Return To Medford Mrs. Ol ive Lowry and daughter, Jo sephine, have returned to their home in Medford, following the last few days. in Roseburg attend ing to business. Mitchells Move Her Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Mitchell and daughters. 8 and 2, and son, 4, have moved from Bakersfield, Calif., to Rt. 4 Box 1420, Roseburg. Mr. Mitchell is with Nyberg Lumber Co Purchase Business Mr. and Mrs. I. Rogndahl and daughter, 12. have moved to Roseburg from Portland and Mr. Rogndahl has purchased Roen's Typewriter serv ice. Back From Crescent City Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Savage and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth llussey have returned to their homes in this city, following a trip to Cres cent City, Calif. Family Moves Her Mr. and Mrs. Howard Workinger and sons, 5 and 3, and daughter, 19 months, have moved from Eugene to Rose burg and are residing at 745 SE Alameda. Workinger is employed by Roseburg Lumber Co. Meet Travelers Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Lomax returned today from San Francisco where they went to meet the former's father, J. M. Lomax of Spokane, and his sister, Miss Theda Lomax of Seattle, who arrived Monday on the President Monroe from New York via the Panama Canal. The travelers came, back to Roseburg with Mr. and Mrs. Lomax to spend a few days here before returning to their homcs. Attend Square Dane Attend ing a square dance recently in Yakima were Mr. and Mrs. Mil ton Schweppe, Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Rand, Dr. and Mrs. Joe Agost and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cavins. The latter two couples and their families were visiting rela tives in the area and were joined there by the others. The Cavins visited her Darents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller, at Yakima and other relatives and friends at Whidly Is land, Seattle and Mercer Island. Douglas Community Hospital, where she has been receiving medical treatment. Visitors Leave Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Deming Bronson in Roseburg have been the for mer's sisters, Mrs. Crawford Mor rill of Seattle and Mrs. Kirk R. Brown of Grand View, Wash. Visiting Here Miss Lcota Trimble of Toppenish, Wash., is spending 10 days in Roseburg vis iting her sister, Miss Carol Trim ble, librarian of the Douglas County Library. Come From Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Dil C. Veltri and daughter, 7, have moved from Priest River, Idaho, to 593 KB Seetbriar, Kose- bure. Mr. Veltri is with Moore Steel Co. Here From Tacoma Mr. and Mrs. Stan West and daughters, 3 and 6 months, have moved trom Tacoma to Roseburg and are re siding at 1655 NE Todd. West is employed at the VA Hospital. Home From School Gary Phil lips returned Saturday to the home ot his parents, Mr. ana jm r s. Grant Phillips, from summer school at SOC at Ashland. Myron Phillips drove to Ashland to get his brother. CHINESE FOOD TO TAKE OUT 5:30 to 10:00 p.m. Mondavi thru Saturday. UMPQUA HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Why Be For Sale?? Coll 3-7043, Winter Real Estate and be SOLD! We need 3 and 4 bedroom homes & rural acreage. Moose tl lodge rises' CHAPTER MEETING AND OFFICERS' MEETING 8 P. M. TONITE Brother Visits Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben DuFresne and family were her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Larson of Portland. They were en route home from a vacation trip to camornia ana n juana and were accompanied by their daughters, Barbara and Ann. The visitors, who had their trail er house with them, remained overnight at the DuFresne home. Have Outing A weekend of fishing and claming was enjoyed at Charleston by Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Galla and son, Richard; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Galla and son. Dav id: Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rader and sons, Terry and Craig; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Galla: Mr. and Mrs. Letcher Ison and Mr. and Mrs. Mason Davidson and Pat and Tommy. Return From Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Walley and his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Warner Good of Mel rose, and Charles C. Walley of Grants Pass have returned to their homes following a trip to Amster dam, Mo where they -were called by the fatal illness ot tneir la ther, Clyde D.' Walley. The eleven children in tne wauey iamny were home to be with their father for a week before he died, it was the first time in 18 years that the family had been together. Visit Yellowstone Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wetzell have returned to their home on Estelle Avenue fmm n turn-week vacation trip. They were accompanied on the trip by the lattcr's son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Dick McFarlin of Salem. The group toured points of interest in Reno, Salt Lake City and Yellowstone Park, where they spent several days. In Butte, Mont., they visited Mrs. Wetzell s brother and family. They also vis ited Virginia City, rcev., ana vu ginia City, Mont. Wetzell has re turned to his work as salesman for Williams Bakery. Here From Georgia Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Temples ana son, Gerald, and Mrs. Vera Howard and daughter, Joy, all of Hartwel , Ga have spent the past week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stovall and children, Dixie and Dirk, on Emerald Dr. Mrs. Temples and Mrs. Howard are sisters of Stovall. During their stay they enjoyed a picnic at Steamboat and a trip to Win chester Bay, where they went deep sea fishing and caught the limit of salmon. The visitors left u.. -,.tA wirlav for their homes in r.anroia returning by the 1 southern route. Picnic Set The Minter, Ra der, Powell annual picnic will be held Sunday at the CCC picnic ( grounds at Kellogg. All members, of the families are invited. 1 Move Here Mr. and Mrs. Jim Raisor and lOVi months-old daugh-i ter have moved from Cottage! Grove to 444 nrj tnannon, ncse-j burg. Raisor is witn tne jacK Roach Logging CO. Residina Here Mr. and Mrs. Clcll Marriott and sons, 11 and 3, and daughter, 8, have moved nere from Woodlake, Calif., and are re-, siding on Brooklyn Street. Mr. Marriott is with Uoss welding. Move From Grants Pass Mr. j and Mrs. N. L. Gillcnwater and son, 9, and daughter, 4, have mov-: ed from Grants Pass to Roseburg and are residing at 313 WW Sweet-, briar. Gillenwater is with Quality! Furnishers here. Mov To Roseburg Mrs. Alice Francies and sons. 15 and 14, and daughter, 13, have moved to Rose burg from Myrtle Point and are : residing at ill sc. i-.ane ai. nus. Francies is employed by Roseburg Lumber Co. Necomers Here Mr. and Mrs. Milton Copt and three sons,: 14, 12 and 9, have moved from Yrcka, Calif., to Roseburg and: are residing at 1129 NE Crescent. Copt is with the George Lumbers Co. .hist BETWEEN US. THE FISH COUlfN" WAIT ANY LONCitx. V UiU4T' THE I -rue cich RPFOOE. I, N I Wv, . ll i & .i. 'A I t. 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Lawson and dauohter, : I 11 months-old, have movca nere i from Fort Worth, Texas, and are residing at 1126 NE Frccmont. Lawson is the new recruiting of ficer for the Marines here. Dane Changed The regular Saturday night square dance at. the Buckeroo Barn has been can-! ecled for this week and members will dance at the Suthernn lim ber Davs celebration instead. Harley Smith of California will be the evening's caller. Return To Coquille Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson and three chil-J dren have returned to their home in Coquille, following a visit nere with relatives and friends. Wilson , is a brother of Meredith Wilson ', of this city. I Return To Salem Mr. and Mrs. Truott Uwens and two chil dren have returned to their home in Salem, following a visit here! with relatives and friends. Wilson is a brother of Meredith Wilson ot this city. ' Visitor Leaves Ike Watson) has left for his home in Cham paign, 111., following his first trip I to Oregon and a visit here withj his niece, Mrs. Balph Ohman, and family, on SE Kane Street. Mr. Watson reported he was much im pressed with this part of the coun-1 try. j On Vacation Miss Helen Em-! cry left Saturday for a two weeks i vacation trip to British Columbia.! She was accompanied by Miss: Ardath James of Chicago. Miss Emery is in the engineering de partment at the VA Hospital and Miss James is a piano instructor in Chicago. ! Move From Vale Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moser and daugh ters, 20 and 17, have moved from Vale to Winchester to reside. Mr. Roser is a baraer at tne wiy car- m her Shop and Mrs. Moser will teach second grade ai incnes tcr. The two daughters will soon enter nurses training at Good Sa- j maritan Hospital in i'onianci. G To Medford Mr. and Mrs. i C. N. Currier and son. Beryl, oi i this city drove to moaioro. oaiur-1 day to take Mrs. David Jacoby ; and small daughters. Nancy and Sharon, who took the plane for i San Francisco. Mrs. Jacoby is the ! former Frances Currier and hasl been visiting here with her par-! ents the last few weeks. Her home j is now in Sunnyvale, Calif., in the San Francisco area, were her hus-l band is employed by United Air j Lines. i Interesting Visitor Emily De tr... nt cn lncn Calif , ho has 1 i .. in,iFin0 PnnaHa ctnnnpd over I , in KoseDurg ior uie wbcm;iiu iu enjoy a visit with life-long friends, Mrs. Mable Mahn Hclliwell and her sister, Miss Alice Mahn, and with Miss Rosa B. Parrott, under! whom she studied at Oregon State Normal at Monmouth. After leav-1 ing Monmouth, she went to San i Jose State College from which she i has just retired as professor em-; Clnna rntirinO Mian DnVorn CLllUS. oiiitc ........ , I has taken up oil and water color. 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