10 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Tues., April 21, 19i
'Lapine Boy Strangles In Tangle In Drapes
Boat Oar Firm Damaged By Fire
Community Mews Briefs
BEND (AP) A buy became, here from his Lapine home Sa'.ur-1 PHILOMATH (AP) Fire today of Philomath at 2 a.m. The build
landed in lraDM and died of dav nialil. ! rrinnled the Howe Comuanv. ! was. destroyed and with it went
strangulation, coroner's . deputy i flie deputy said Hake was alone !
Georg R. Singleton is reported
to be improved in health at his
home, wlicro he has been ill.
Mft and Mrs. Le Sufert of Port
land were hero over the weekend
visiting and attending to business.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Mation left
Friday for Vancouver, B.C., where
the former will attend to business
regarding his father's estate. He is
president of the Hotel Corporation
for the new Lougheed Hotel on the
main highway going inlo Vancouver.
EVERY NITE
DANCE
9 p.m. to 2 a.m.
The Rice Bowl
734 S. E. Stcpheni
Cloiod Mondays
J. Meirworth of Fresno, Calif., i
was a business visitor in liose-j
burg Saturday.
Mrs. Lyle Eddy of this eity has
returned to her teaching, after be
ing at home a few days because of
the illness of her daughter.
A. G. Flegel was home over the
weekend from the Oregon Legisla
ture at Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Conley stop
ped over in Hoseburg tins last
weekend to visit the latter's undo
ana aunt, Mr. and Airs. R. W.
Meissner, Uciore leaving for Sa
lem to make their home.
Miss Nancy Norris of Kugene
spent the weekend here visiting
ner parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Norris, on SK Reservoir Avenue.
Nancy is working in the record li
brarian's offico at Sacred Heart
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, John Schnaidtr of
Portland were in Hoseburg over
the weekend visiting and attending
to business.
Mrs. Lillian .Hack of Portland
visited here until Sunday at the
home of her brother and sisler-in- j Lowell
law, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Josse. j mother,
Mr. and Mr. Frad Finitor and
small son, Freddie, of this city are
spending the week visiting rela
tives at various places in Oregon.
SCREWDRIVER or VODKA GIMLET?
Mayba you liU Screwdrivers, and she prefers a Vodka Gimlet. Just
be sure you both use smooth Smirnoff , , . and have it your own way
il leaves you brei
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II 1 101 Pnol DulilliJ lum iiiis. SI, film Smimll fit (Dii.ll Hib!lil),lillli(,Clnl.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Todd and
daughter, Itandi, and son, Duncan,
of this city enjoyed the weekend
at Pantley's at the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cordon of
Eugene were recent visitors in
Hoseburg. They are former resi
dents of this city.
Miss Helen Casey is reported to
be improving at her home on th
Blakeley Avenue, where she has
been ill of influenza for the last
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Johnson of
Grants Pass have been here visit
ing at the home of the former's
brother-in-law and sister, air. ana
Mrs. K. W. Meissner.
H. F. Snyder is reported to be
improving at Douglas Community
Hospital, where he has been re
ceiving treatment since surgery
a month ago.
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary will
meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday, April
27, at the hospital cafeteria, at
which time a film on cancer will
be shown.
Mrs. E. E. Johnson, mother of
Mrs. Charles Kash of this city,
has left for Kurope to enjoy a stay.
She first went to San Krancisco
to join her sister-in-law, Mrs. Stan
Icy Dollar, and the two left there
by jet airliner for New York City
and London. They will also visit
on the Continent after leaving Lon
don. Mrs. Sadie Terry has returned
In her home in ftosehui'g. follow
ing a trip to Cement, Okla., to
aitena uie gouien weuuwiB anni
versary celebration of her uncle
nn,l mint Mr and Mrs. Marshall
Wyatt. En route there, she stopped
over in Tucumcari, N.M. After at
tending the golden wedding affair,
Mrs. Terry went on to niena, Are.,
ha vkitpH her father. John
iul,li,,H iiihn ie OA vpnrti-nlrl and
is still 'working in his garden. She
also visiteo ner iwo sisiers mere
before returning to Roseburg.
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Mr. and Mr. Jim Younger and
children visited over Sundav at
Ore., with the former's
Mr. and Mrs. Hialmer Johnson
and children, Suzanne, Sarah and
Timothy, of this city spent the
weekend visiting in Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erno of this
city have left for Iowa, where they
were called by the death of the
former's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Cloyd Riffe of
this city made a trip to California
over the weekend to attend a re
union of the group they went to
Europe with last summer.
Carol McKee, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Paulus McKee, has re
turned to her studies at school,
following a week's illness at her
home on SE Kane Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Schafer of
Vancouver, Wash., accompanied
oy tneir son-in-law and daughter,
were here over the weekend visit
ing and attending to business.
Mrs. Emily Anderson of Vashon
Wash., is enjoying a week or 10
days in Roseburg visiting at the
nome or nor son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jacobson.
Unit No. 58, Retired Pensioners
will meet at a 12:30 o.m. politick
luncheon Friday, April 24, in the
American Legion Hall on SE Cass
Avenuet Those attending are asked
to bring their table service.
Roy Cummins returned to his
home on SE Reservoir Avenue Fri
day. He is spending several days
this week attending to business at
their Rogue River summer place.
The Cummins family have spent
the winter months at their home
in Palm Springs, Calif.
As a benefit for the Bill Djer
family, the members of the Hay
loft Square Dance Club have in
vited members of all square dance
clubs to attend a dance at 8:30
p.m. Friday, April 24, at the Pres
chern Barn on Melrose Road. All
proceeds of the dance will so to
the Dyer family. Bill Dyer was
killed a week ago in an automo
bile accident.
O. L. Stewart has moved here
from Beaverton, Ore. Ho is execu
tive secretary and traffic manager
of Western Oregon Shippers Traf
fic Association, His office is in
the Pacific building. Until his wile
and two daughters move here aft
er school is out, he is staying at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Daiss at 7G0 Ballf. Mr. Stewart
arrived in Roseburg Sunday.
Jay walker said Monday. in the upstair5 of his hon)e when
The victim was Charles Russell fc . , , . .
Hake, 11. dead on arrival at a e became tanle1 draPes
Bend hospital after being rushed hanging from a doorway.
wiiii.it apckiauiES i,i mo iiiaimiui- niClll.
ture of boat oars. Approximately 2.000 oars wem
Flames of undetermined origin i saved from a smaller building,
raced through the main building f The amount of the loss was not
of the plant on the western edge estimated at once.
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