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6 The Newi-Review, Ronburg, Ore. We., FeV 13, 157 HOLMES TO FLY SALEM lit Gov. Holmes turn Sunday Bight, leave Friday morning by plane I While the governor ia out of the for San Francisco to attend a con- stale, Boyd OverhuUe (Di, Mad-! fi-renre of Democratic leaden of rat, president of the Senate, will me 11 western itatei. He will re-be aciin governor. Community News Briefs 1 GOING SKIiNO? ' V) J l 5PORTSWIA f YELLOW PAOCS I Mra. Derate Crawfersl and baby have left for Hampton, Virginia, to join Mr. Crawford, who il slalion ed there in the service. Mr. and Mra. D. N. BuMnbaric. who have apent the last two weeks at the Royal Grove in Honolulu, have moved into an apartment us that eity to cootinue their vaca tion Tbey were joined this week by Mr. Butenbark'a sister, Mrs. L. E Goodbourn. of this city, who will slay at the Moana Hotel. (HIMOMHOIOS) 47 YIARS MKHll rl,ca M Ik. kMlaw recM, ntM one UMMtfe 4ni4rt. 0 I0SPITAI OPIIATIOI K INIOIMAIION, Wm. . ,.N .. tojtlit, I,,IM to r,MIlay Hr CJtirwHf'f M,tl,toM SI 3.)flS fHmt II. Q,tM Mrs. Gertrude Harvey, house keeper at the Hotel Umpqui, Is in Tucson. Ariz., visiting her suter ana enjoying a vacation. Mr. and Mrs. William I. Bel cher and children, William B and Cindi, left today by plane for De troit, Mich, on a trip. I Miss Rase Orser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Orser. is visiting her parents a couple of weeks on vacation from her work in the hy drotherapy department of the Sev enth-day Adventist sanitarium in Glendale, Calif. Misa Orser was a student at Roseburg Junior Acad emy prior to going to California. According to word received here, Carl Abraham, 3715 SE Belmont, Portland, died Sunday and funer al services were held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Edward Holman and Son Mortuary, Portland. Sur vivors include the widow, the for mer Daisy Prater, whose father was a Roseburg postmaster a num ber of years ago; two daughters, Vivian Kellam and Helena Press; five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Mr. Abraham was a former Southern Pacific mail clerk out of Roseburg and was a cousin of the late Isadore Abra ham of this city. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Broadwater i returned this week following a trip to Lebanon to attend a wedding and then to McMinnviIle to visit their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Broadwater. Tern Thempson and Jim Brown, I members of Delta Tau Dela fra- (ternity at University of Oregon, spent the weekend here visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I William J. Thompson. Jim is a Miss JoAnn Marx, second year nursing student at Portland Sani tarium and Hospital, which is own ed and operated by the Oregon Conference of Seventh-day Adven Lists, spent the last weekend visit ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al bert Marx. (11 W. Harvard. JoAnn was a student at Roseburg Junior Academy. Mr. and Mrs. R. Glenn Brady, 143S SE Booth Ave . Roseburg. vis ited their son, Tom, at Oregon State College, during the school's Dads' Day Weekend last Saturday Tom is a senior in the college of business and technology and is a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon fra ternity. Mrs. Grady also visited relatives in Corvaliis and Philo math over the weekend. Mile Coffman, freshman at Uni versity of Oregon, spent t h e weekend here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Coffman. Milo is a member of the University of Oregon concert band. n I,,ip0 was Frank Sumstine. iw"-. j. a Dads' Day visitor last weekena , on the Oregon State Cone'Cn. !pus He was a guest of his son barwyi. who is studying fish and game managenici" I Arthur Judd, assistant superin tendent of schools here, and his son. Ted. 12. are both reported to be ill of influenza at their home. i The Judds' 3 year-old daughter, Terri. has been ill, but is report- entSi Mr ea improving. Or. and Mrs. H. B. Scofield of , this city left yesterday for Gresh ara. Ore., to visit their son and .daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray I mond Scofield, and children. Jams, I Robin and Cydni, and then going to Fort Lewis, Wash, to visit their son and daughter-in-law, Lt and Mrs. Charles Scofield, and daugh ter, Judy. u, .nd Mrs G. W. Wharton ofVm.ndi.''''"'"'0'' Mrs John P. Rsi. of Btn?' .d..were.eekendhrer.. in Kosenurg .ur u.; , ems, air. aou -! ton, on Elizabeth Street. Resolution To Crtat Interim Croup Offeree SALEM ( A resolutioa u create an interim committee u study reorganization of the ,!, government was introduced la uj. House Tuesday by Rep. Guy J,, nas (D), Salem, 2S other rtfn. sentatives, and six senators. , In line with the recommend Ition of Gov. Holmes, the comnw. tee's special task will be to out whether many state uu and commissions could be coomi. jidated or abolished. It would report to the usj islature. Mrs. Milton S. 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