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Community News Briefs
J Mri. Hln Squitr, formerly cf
J XorUiwest Credit Co., HorftJur?.
has accepted mpioment with
the Roseburg Siedical Clinic and
will begin ber new duties Sept. i.
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CiukIc . &
Jimmy Kiddtr, ton of CoL and
Mrs. Jaaies iJack) Kioder of Se
attle, is viiiurj here until aiter
Labor Day vnh his paternal grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. kid
oer, li other relauvn. His fam
ily vill be here for the Laoor Day
weekend and will take tuns back
to seaaie with them.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Schultx of
Omaha, Xeb., have arrived in
Roseburg to spend their vacation
vuuicg their son-in-law and daugh
ter. Dr. and Mrs. John W. Unmh,
arjd family. They made the trip by
automobile and came via Montana
and Glacier National Park to visa
relatives.
Phyllis Crrej, eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gregg of
25aS KE Diamond Lake Blvd., is
enjoving a vacation in the sunny
south at the borne of her uncle and
aunt. Mr. and Mrs. William Upde
grave, at BeUflower. Calif. She
was graduated in June from Lau
relwood Academy at Gladstone,
Ore.
Clarence W. Landis, manager of.
Uni Gas Plants Co. in Brookings,
Ore., and his wife and their sons,
George and Dale, will spent the
weekend in Roseburg visiting the
former's brother, Robert Landis,
and Mrs. Landis' mother, Mrs.
Constance Warner. Clarence is the
son of Mrs. Edith Landis and the
late Clarence V. Landis of this
city.
Nancy Lm Smith, 8. of Seaside,
Calif., has left to return borne aft
er a two-week visit here with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Abraham. Kathleen and Rebecca
Byron of Tulelake, Calif., were also
here to visit their grandparenss.
and have now returned home. The
Bvron girls also spent some time
here with their aunt. Norma Mack
ey, and their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. James Byron.
Mr. and Mrs. John Young of
Hayward, Calif., are parents of a
son, David Curtis, born Aug. 16,
and weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces.
Grandparents of the baby are Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Young of Oakland,
Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Hansen
of Berkelev, Calif. Great-grandmother
of the baby is Mrs. A. J.
Young of Roseburg. The baby joins
a brother, Steve, and a sister,
Elaine.
Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Johnson's
son, Alstrup Jr., has enrolled at
Stanford University, Palo Alto,
Calif., to do research work in the
new department of Surgical Re
search. He was a student at Rose
burg Junior Academy and Laurel
wood Academy and took his pre
medical training in Pacific Union
College at Angwin, Calif., and la
ter attended the College of Med
ical Evangelists at Loma Linda,
Calif. During his medical college
days he was interested in and did
a considerable amount of research
work and later went to the Uni-,
versity of Chicago to continue his
; medical studies and became the
first West coast doctor to be ac
cepted into the research depart-:
ment of the university. Complet
ing his work there except for his
thesis, which he hopes to have
ready by November, he and his
family headed back for home coun
try. They spent two weeks in Rose
burg with Dr. Johnson's parents
before going to Palo Alto to begin
his new studies. Dr. and Mrs. John-
son have two children. Francesca
and Alstrup Nordahl III.
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Waddtll
and daughter, Mrs. Harold (Cor-:
lene) Lambeth, who is a register
ed nurse, and their 12 year-old son, '
Ralph Jr., were recent visitors in
Roseburg at the home of Elder and
Mrs. A. P. Rili on Pitzer Street.
The Waddells are on furlough from
mission work in Thailand, where
Dr. Waddell is superintendent of
the Seventh-day Adventist Medical
Institutions of the area, which in
cludes the 200 bed hospital in Bang
kok, where the Ritz family was
stationed for 14 years Elder Ritj
was a missionary minister and his
wife was instructor of surgical
nursing in the hospital three years
as well as having had charge of
the surgery departments of the
two other Adventi! hospitals in the
Far East. The Ritz family spent
20 years in Far Eastern Mission
work. 14 of which were spent in
Thailand. Mrs. Waddell, who is a
registered nurse, is director of the
School of Nursing in Bangkok hos
pital, which graduates an average
of 30 nurses per year. Mrs. Lam
beth, who is traveling with her par
ents to New Orleans, La., will be
joined in t couple of weeks by her
husband, who is completing his
term of service with the Army
Medical Corps in San Antonio, Tex.
The Waddells and Lambeths are
Dennis Famwonh, U. S. Navy.l Mrs. Emily Jodd of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Huffman of
ber mother, Mrs Robert Fos'-'has been home from Saa Diego and her granddaughter. Miss Ann Spokane, Wash., are arriving bere
who has been visiting here ' following his recruit training and ' Kelly of Myrtle Creek, left D) (ody to pend weeken(j visjt.
Junction City, were in North has been veiling his parents. Mr. 1 plane Thursday, bound tor M'nne- mg e mien brothers-in-law and
I Mrs. Kenton Cum of this city
and ber
ter, who
from Junction City, were in North has been veiling his parents. Mr. plane jnursaay, oouna ior aiinne- iDg jaUerI brothers-in-law and
!Bend over the weekend to attend and Mrs. Leo i-arnwortn. r arn-, apous, sunn., u i . 5uters, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Fuller-
the swimming meet. The Gums' worth, a fireman apprentice, has family reunion. They also pian to U)n and JIr ln(J MrJ Hubert A1.
i daughter. Sue, participated in tne been assigned to the LSD S. S. ! visit in Minnesota and wul return f d
meet. Mrs. roster his since left Hermitage, lie leu looay iur .ur- umit i vnnii -i.c - ,
I to return borne. fo-lk. Va , to begin his new outies. i visit juca iarany mtmuni.
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MY, HOW TIMES HAVE CHANGED A pictorial review of Americon history is shown
here os it oppeored Thursdoy night ot the Douglos County Foir & Exposition. These
County girls ore oil dressed in Jcntzen swim suits, only there oppeors to be o differ
ence. That difference of course, is the difference made by time, as some of the girls ore
dressed in the swim suit style of the early 1900's ond others are dressed in the most up to
dote models. (News-Review Staff Photo)
A Tribute--
To Our Railroad Men
The fire men you see sitting up in locomotives' cob?,
setting switches end punching tickets oren't ordinary
workers. They're transportation specialists, chesen to
perform highly-important jobs. Old Joe, who's been pullin
those heavy freights for 40 years. Happy Bill, who's been
on his run since this town started. Faithful Fred, who's
been brokin' just Lord knows when. Theie are 'family men,'
good citizens, excellent providers. Casey Jones has been
immortalized in song and story because he and all
railroad men typify the iver-rolim' ramblin caboose-and-cob-lovin
personalities so important in our lives. All
obord!
Douglas County
STATE BANK
SE JACKSON ond CASS ROSEBURG
We Salute Our Town!
Canyonville Bus Schedules Set
The Canyonville School Board
has approved the following but
schedule ior youngsters in the dis
trict: Morning: Riddle run, Birdbill
Hill 7:56 i.m. to arrive at primary
building at 8:11; Myrtle Creek run
pickup at Moore's Saw Shop, 8:15
a.m., Mobil Station at 8:23 a.m..
for arrival at primary building at
8:35 a.m.; Days Creek-Log Cabin
run, pickup at Log Cabin at 8:06
a.m., Herbert's mill at 8:18 for ar
rival at primary building at 8:28
a.m.
Afttrrwon: Birdbill Hill at 2:41
p m.. Moore's Saw Shop at 3:03,
Mobil station at 3:11, Log Cabin at
3:41, Herbert's mill at 3:55. Lale
planning lo take post-graduate
work in Public Health and tropical
diseases while in New Orleans.
runs will take children to Bird
bill Hill at 3:47 p.m., Moore's Saw
Shop at 3:56 and Mobil station at
4:08 p.m.
EVER SEEN
Mr. Bulord's
Herefords?
Scads ol Exhibiti!
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