8 Th. Newi-R.vlew. Rosaburej, Or. Tuw., Mor. 10, 1959
Former Yoncalla Resident
Dies In Hot Springs, S. D.
By MRS. CEORSI EDES
Funeral services for Wallace Le
rojr Thorp, on of Mr. and Mra.
Walter Thorp of Yoncalla, were
held Wednesday in Hot Springs,
S. D.
the home extension tcholarship and
$6 to the rent of the ball.
The unit will meet Friday to
study basket making. Those at
tending are asked to bring tin
sr.ipi, number 4 reed, aoaked 1 to
2 hours in warm water. It man
Thorp was born Nov. 3, 1920 in mg a tray, bring plywood cut to
Shellyville. -Mo., and died Feb. 28,
1959 in Hot Springs following a
size with odd number of holes one-
inch apart. The meeting will be
woods accident. He married Susan I , the Rice Valley Hall with Mrs.
Louise Duncan May 18, 1942 in i Nellie Stenseth, Mra. Mamie Lee,
Roseburg and spent most of his Uri. Opal Felso, Mra. Mildred Bn
life in and around Yoncalla. at-ner Mra. Pernilla Kirkelie and
tending both grade and high schools i jrs. Theresa Warner as hostesses,
there. Besides his wife Thorp il The eounty reorganization board
survived by aeven sons, Wallace I wju meet m the Little Theater of
Leroy, 15; Donald Monroe, 12; Vin- Yoncalla High School Wednesday,
cent Ray, 10; Jerry Wayne, 8; March 25. at 7:30 p.m. The meet-
David Eugene, 6; Clarence War-!m? wjn, concern Yoncalla, Scotts
ren. 4, and uene toward, z, au
of Hot Springs. He is also survived
by his father and stepmother, Mr.
and Mrs. w. c inorp oi Yoncaiia;
Valley, Drain, Curtin, and Gunter.
Spring vacation lor yoncalla
Grade School, High School and
Scotts Valley School is scheduled
five brothers. Earl and Bill of ; t ,tart March 18 and continue
Cottace Grove. Harold and Edwin ! thrnnuh the 2fHh Friday. March
of Yoncalla and Wilbur of the Air , i3tni wm be included in the vaca
Force, and a sister, Mrs. Winnie tion and will be made up at the
Bean of Drain.
Those attending the funeral from
nearby areas were Vinnie Duncan
of Yoncalla, Mrs. Eunice Plumb of
Klkton and Margaret Duncan of
Drain.
Recovering At Home
Ernest Warner is recuperating
in his home south of Yoncalla after
spending several days in the Cot
tage Grove Hospital, receiving
treatment for a pinched nerve in
his neck.
Tom Holla mon was taken to the
Douglas County Community Hospit
al in Roseburg recently for medic
al treatment.
The Rev. Austin McGhee is re
ceiving medical treatment in the
Sacred Heart Hospital in Eugene.
The Rev. Meredith Groves, district
superintendent of the Methodist
Church, preached in the Rev. Mr.
McGhee'i place recently at the
Yoncalla Methodist Church,
The Yoncalla Telephone Central
office has been moved across the
street from the old location to a
room recently redecorated in the
L. Thompson home, managers of
the Yoncalla Exchange.
During the past meeting of Rice
Valley Home Extension Unit, Mrs.
Mary Fletcher, county home exten
sion agent, gave a talk on "Good
Weight for Good Health."
The club voted to give $15 to
end of the year.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bnan and
family have moved from Roseburg
to Yoncalla and are residing in
the Mathis house on Mathis Hill.
Mrs. Meta Long and daughter
and Vincent McElmurry and fam
ily of Roseburg have moved to
Yoncalla for permanent residence.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Moore and
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Cockeram have
purchased the Burns Ranch west
of Yoncalla and are cleaning it
up to move in the near future.
Harry Abbott, who drives a truck
for the Dean Van lines, was home
for a few days with his family recently.
Hospital News
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ROSEBURG
' Phone OR 2-2671
Mercy Hospital
Admitted
Surgery: Bill Stalnaker, Winston;
Walter demons, Mrs. Byron Har
mon, Mrs. Virgil Alunion, Rose
burg. Medical: Susan Fuchs, Mrs. Ray
mond Buda, Patrick Spindle, Jill
Freeman, Roseburg; Mrs. Delbert
Langdon, Oakland; Ronald Moen,
Canyonville.
Discharged
Robert Clayton, DiUard; James
Richter. Myrtle Point: Mra. J. A.
Byford. Myrtle Creek: Mrs. Joseph
Danchok, Mrs. Paul Dodd, Mrs.
John Williams, Winston; Mrs. Bry
an Cassity, Winchester; Bonnie Lou
Vance. Tenmile: James Wolford.
Oakland; Mrs. Ray Watkins, Idle
yld Park: Warren Kemmerer,
Cynthia Poore, Terry Dunham, Wil
liam Schreck, Mrs. Beulah Martin,
Mrs. Kenneth bhanavfelt, Mrs. Del
bert Johnson and baby, Tim Allen;
Mrs. Robert Miller and baby, Mat
thew Patrick; Mrs. William Lange
and baby, Mitch Brian, Roseburg.
Douglas Community Hospital
Admitted
Surgery: Novia Landreth, Don
Comer, Mrs. Albertus Wier, Rob
ert Barnes, Roseburg; William Wil
son. Ashland.
Medical: Mrs. Robert Eilefson,
Mrs. Rual Young, Mrs. Edward
Richter, Debbie Patterson, Robert
Perry. Mra. Edward Chytka. Mrs.
Jamea Prowell, Elsie Wright, Mrs.
John Moorhead, Mra. Preston Gar
rett, Roseburg; Mrs. Floyd Tatom.
Jesse Mosley, Sutherlin; Mrs. My
ron Iverson, Umpqua.
Discharged
Monte Estabrook. Mra. Donald
Chasteen, Monoid Mead, Carmen
Olson, Walter Peterson, Grant Pur
cell, Roy Young, Mrs. Floyd Hick
ok and baby. Dean Andy; Mrs.
Jerry Curry and baby, Jill Ann;
.Mrs. lari i oilier, tmtn tenuis,
Mrs. Evan Mackey, Mrs. William
Penley, Mrs. Garland Rainville,
Mrs. Edward Garey. Mrs. John
Chalmers, Frank Butcher, Rose
burg; Arthur Longbrake, Mrs. El
bert Sims, Sutherlin; Mrs. August
Gill, Mrs. Merle Dixon and baby,
Christine Jo, Winston; L. Neal.
Winchester; Mrs, Frank Schmali
and baby. Robin Belinda. Mvrtle
Creek; Mrs. Richard Gaston and
baby, Terry Leigh, Tenmile; Mrs.
Timothy Newman and baby, Reb
ecca Lyn. Oakland: Mrs. Rufus
Mout, Wilbur; Michael Dineen,
Glide; Beverly Baker, Yoncalla.
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