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the weekend at the coast.
Mr. and Mrt. Donn Radabaugh
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Glenn Street, after spending the
weekend at the coast.
Mr. and Mrt. F. L. Von Shrilti
of this city enjoyed the weekend
at the coast. Mrs. Von Schriltz is
an owner of Luverne's, ladies
dress shop here.
Dr. and Mrt. Edwin Durrio of
Medford spent yesterday and to
day in Roseburg as houseguests
of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gibbons on
Terrace Drive, lr. Durno is the
republican candidate for Congress
man from the Fourth District.
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Mr. and Mrt. Chaster Morgan
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attending to business.
Mr. and Mrt. Gerald Coan, who
were married Sept. 17 in Eugene,
have returned from their honey
moon, which they spent at the
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on SE Overlook Avenue.
Mrs. Edgar Lewis, owner of
Mabe'l Lewis' ladies dress shop
here, is expected -to return to
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ness. Mrt. Kenneth Kirk of this city
left Saturday for Portland and then
went on to Litchfield, Minn., where
she was called by the critical ill
ness of her father. Her husband
took her to Portland and returned
here Sunday. q
Mr. and Mrt. John Poppy of
Santa Cruz, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Arnold of Medford, and
Mrs. R. Gardiner of Portland were
guests of Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Cas
sel of this city. They attended the
Zuleima Nile Daughters of the
Nile ceremonial festivities here
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrt. Thomas McGill
and children, Matthew, George
and Maren, moved from Roseburg
to Portland over the weekend. For
a time the family will reside with
Mrs. McGill's mother, Mrs. T. E.
Horseman, until they find a new
home. McGill was recently pro
moted by the telephone company
to the Portland office.
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Mrs. Amy Dowd of Seville, Ohio,
is visiting at the home of her son,
Charles Dowd, and family, in Can
yonville. Bob Rapp of this city went with
the Radio Unit to Mary's Peak,
Eugene and Corvallis over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Singleton
and Mr. and Mrs.Wayne Medford
of this city enjoyed a visit in
Eugene over the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. William Steele, for
merly of this city.
Jam.t Johnson returned lo his
home here Sunday night, follow
ing a trip to Portland to take his
wife, who boarded the stroamlin-
!er for Cheyenne, Wyo., where she
was called ny me serious illness
of her brother, Guy Hough.
Mr. and Mrt. Roy H.bard spent
Sunday in Eugene with their
daughter, Judy, who is a fresh
man at University of Oregon,
where she is majoring in Speech
and Drama. Judy has been pledged
to Alpha Xi Delta sorority.
Mrt. Jack Davis has left for
Kansas City, Mo. to spend two
weeks visiting her mother, Mrs.
Glen Wright. She made the trip
by United Airlines. Her husband
took her to Portland and returned
here Sunday evening. Davis is own
er here of the Jack Davis Western
Auto store.
Mr. and Mrt. C. R. Bartlett and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rapp and
son, Steve, of this city were in
Corvallis over the weekend attend
ing the Department meeting of
World War I Veterans and auxil
iary making plans for the state
convention to be held in Roseburg
next Tuesday.
Nelson Grubber, attorney for the
Bureau of Land Management, Port
land, formerly a resident of Suth
erlin, was a business visitor here
last week. He was accompanied
back to Portland by his mother,
Mrs. C. E. Grubbe, who will be
brought back to her home here
this week by her daughter, Mrs.
Roy Deleryia, of Portland.
Mrs. D. L. Ferleigh and ton,
James Farleigh, and his two sons,
Jimmy and Lanny, have returned
to their homes in Redmond, Ore.,
I following a visit here with the
l former's mother, Mrs. J. B. Hen-
slce, and with her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George
L. Singleton. Mrs. Henslee has
been confined by illness to her
home for the last several months.
Mr. and Mrt. John William Rob
ertson and the latter's mother,
Mrs. H. P. Conn, spent the week
end in Eugene, where the former
and his horse participated in the
Oregon Association of Mounted
Posses 7th Annual Shodeo. He
placed second in the individual
pole-bending event and placed sec
ond with a team in a like event.
Robertson is secretary-treasurer
nf thp Dnuplae Countv Sheriff!
Posse and is owner of Robertson's
Shell Service Station at Oak and
Stephens Streets.
Anti-Jewish Incident
Noted At The Dalles
THE DALLES (AP) The
Dalles Ministerial Association his
issued a statement deploring what
appears to he an anti-Jewish in'
citlent in this community.
The words, "Jews, Christ kill
ers," wero scrawled on i home
at the edge of The Dalles. The
occupants are a gentile man and
his Jewish wife.
The ministers said the marking
01 the house was a "flagrant vi
olation of the spirit of brother
L I II
The association also said it re
grctted the "intensification of re
liEious misunderstandine oera
sioned by the current presidential
campaign.
The Democratic presidential
nominee. John F. Kennedy, it a
itoman latnonc.
Centenarian Celebrates
SACKETS HARBOR. N. Y. (AP
Alma B. Harris was alrrt and in
terested in world affairs ai she
observed her 107th birlhday Sun
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late John D. Harris, former may
or of Watertown, lives with a son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. redenclc H. Clark.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Joss bave
returned to their home here, fol
lowing a trip to coastal points of
interest.
Mr. and Mrs. George- Neunor
have returned here, following a
trip to Gearhart, where the for
mer attended the Oregon state
Bar Association convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ortga left
Sunday by automobile for their
home in San Diego, following sev
eral weeks in Koscburg visiting
the latter's aunt, Mrs. A. J. Young,
on SE Flint Street.
Gordon Carlson, George Luoma,
Tom Garrison and Don Kelley, at-
torneys-at-iaw in Hoseburg, have
returned to their respective offices,
following a trip to Gearhart to at
tend the Oregon state Bar conven
tion.
Mrs. William F. Phillips and
son, Michael, and Miss Nancy and
Philip Rapp of this city spent the
weekend in Brookings. Mis. Phil
lips and Michael visited relatives.
Nancy Rapp spent the weekend as
the houscguest of Sharron Samis
formerly of this city.
Mrs. Ted Bernard has returned
to her home in Roseburg, following
a trip to Lincoln, Neb., where she
was called by the death of her
nephew, Joe Overton, 20, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Overton, who
lost his life in an automobile acci
dent last week. During World War
u, joe made his homo with the
Bernards for a couple of years.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Albright
returned to their home in Rosebure
Saturday night, following a vaca
tion trip. Mrs. Albright visited her
sister, Mrs. E. H. Peterson, in
Oroville, Wash., JiIe her jus
band went on to Anaheim Lake,
Canada, where he enioyed a verv
successful fishing trip. They stop
ped overnight in Portland en
route nome to visit their daughter,
Mrs. K. L. Wernsing, and family.
Miss Jeania Gibbons, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gibbons,
nas peinged Delia uamma sorority
on the campus at Willamette Uni
versity, where she is enrolled this
year as a junior. Miss Gibbons
attended Stephens College at Col
umbia, Mo. her freshman and
sophomore years. She was select
ed last week as a member of the
Willamette University Choir. Wtiile
in Roseburg High School, she
sang the leads in "Annie Get Your
Gun" and "Finian's Rainbow."
Her parents spent Sunday in Sa
lem with her.
Jerry Aiken, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Aiken Sr. of Rose
burg. left Sunday for Salt Lake
City, Utah, to visit his brother-
in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs.
William D. DomeniKhini. before
going on to Tiltonsville, Ohio, to
visit his uncle and aunt, Miss Wil
ma and Walter Aiken, lie will at
tend the Ohio Mate-Southern Calif.
football game. John McKay, who
is coach lor Southern California
formerly played for Jim Aiken
when he was coach at I n vernilv
of Oregon. John was later assis
tant football roach at II. or O. be
fore going lo Southern Calif. Jerry
will sit on the bench donna thr
game. From Ohio, he will gn on
to attend the World Series in Tills
burgh and New York City. Mat
orasky. a player wilh thai Pitts
burgh Pirates, is from Tiltonsville,
Ohio. Jerry espects to he gone
between five and tit weeks on
the trip. He is traveling by auto
mobile, i
Vincorw Michael, wetchinf I
pounds cunres. a hnta lo Mr.
and Mrs. Laurence Glariu of lira
Angeles, Sept. 20. The) bnbt. the
first for Mr. and Mrs. (.ladti. i
the second grandson lo he bnra
to Mrs. Harold K. Vi. Prlerenei.
of I -os Anseles. m is a patient
at Douglas Community Hospital
Mrs. Peterson has been a patient
at the hospital sine July 4. hfi
she suffered multiple frartnree and
serious injuries in an automobile
accident, which trvsl the life esf
her husband, their oon a-vl (era
younger dauchters. Mrs Giadn ij
the former Jad-lh tnrr'r: i'Hrr
son. As soon as Mrs. Peter- is
able In wslk aenm. she will e.
turn In Southern California In make
her home. Her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Kinar Dhl, who fcave tWn
visiting her here! from henmha.
Wis , are spending several dass
in Seattle attending to bsjnnees and
will also visit Mrs. Petereon s
daughter. Carol (Mrs. Oenrgp Mar
ion) and her family at Tacoma, be
fore returning here.
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Mother's Heroic
Children In Fire;
GAR1BAI.DL Ore. (AP) A
young mother raced up a flaming
stairway to where six children
were trapped in a blazing two-
story house early Monday. She sav
ed four. Two died.
Eight persons were hospitalized
with burns.
The fire broke out from unde
termined cause in the house of
Ray Martin, 31, a plywood plant
worker. His wife's sister, Mrs.
John Erickson and her four child
ren, visiting from Anchorage,
Alaska, were in the house along
with Mr. and Mrs. Martin and
their three children.
Six of the youngster a.trc im-
stairs. The otliers slept in ground-
floor rooms.
When the fire was discovered.
Mrs. Erickson, 26, ran to the stair-
uidii .i.hinh nlraarl.r ins, mfivn nnil
nu nt.vaui naa ami. auu
raced up. There she gathered one
child after another and shoved
each down the stairs.
But the flames finally beat her
back and she could nut reach two
of her sister's children: Cindy
Martin, 3, and Mitchell Roy I'll-
kowski, 5, the son by a previous
marriage.
Deuutv Coroner Charles Lund-
berg said Cindy's body was found
where she had crouched in a
corner. The boy's body was across
a bed.
While Mrs. Erickson was saving
four of the children, Martin
climbed to the roof over a porch
Secretary Cf Labor
To Speak At John Day
SALEM (AP) Secretary of
Labor James Mitchell will speak i
Oct. 3 at John Day Dam site, The!
Dalles, Hood Kiver and Portland,
Republican State Chairman Peter
Gunnar said today. I
On the following morning, he
will speak at St. Helens, then go
to Washington state for meetings
at Longvicw, Kelso and Everett !
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Ttiet., Scpr. 27, 1960 Tho
Efforts Save
Two Perish
in an effort to reach the others.
He failed and was hnnimii7..H
with severe burns, as was Mrs.
Erickson.
The Martins' 3-month old daugh
ter Julia also was hospitalized
with burns which were character
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The only one of the eight survi
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There wero five members of the
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LAST TIMES TONIGHT
THE BRIDGES
AT TOKO -RI
& "Wolk Like o Drogon"
WED! thru SATI
Double Excitement!!
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Back to School
Sewing Machine
SPECIAL
3 DAYS ONLY
NOW it th limt to do your Back -to-School sowing
SEW THE "AUTOMATIC" way at no extra cost!
Complrf with Carrying Com
ATTACHMENTS
On SimpU Control Does It
All makes
machines repaired in
(30-i4a-6$a S. I. Rom OR
This Sos- soss is Homo-Owned
News - Review, Roseburg, Ore. 5
Seven Persons Killed
BOMBAY, India (AP) Seven
persons perished and 15 wore ser
iously injured in a bus which
plunged off the road Sunday night
near Ahmedabad.
Tonight
Every ploce you go you'll be hear
ing obout tha Inn the Guests,
the Sensations
Richard Egan Dorothy McGuIre
Sandra Dee in
"A SUMMER PLACE"
Alsa
"WOLF LARSON"
Wed thru Sat!
Open 6:45 Shows 7:00-9:30
THE HELLS OF
BATTLE. ..AND THE
WOMAN HUNGERS!1
OF FIGHTING MENII
. SESSUE HAYAKArV
THUR.-FRI.-SAT.
SEPT. 29-30 OCT. 1
NEEDED!!
All!
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0W TONITE!
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PATRICIA
OWENS
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of sewing
our Sewing Center.
2-I6U MS S. I. Stephens
The IotninSi Stoy In Roseburg
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