Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Forr.tt of
this city will spend the weekend in
Portland attending to business.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Muller
have moved here and have moved
into their newly built home at 1919
Linwood Drive. Muller is a dentist
at the VA Hospital. They formerly
resided in Los Angeles.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Dull
and two daughters and son have
moved here from Tucson, Ariz.,
and are residing at 1150 NE Fre
mont. Dull is with the Coning Corp.
Mr. and Mrs. Ctcil Rhodes and
son and daughter are newcomers
from Gold Beach, Ore., and are
residing at 439 W. Agee St.
Rhodes is an engineer with the
State Highway Dept.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Skaggtl
have purchased the residence at
3049 W. Sherwood. They formerly
lived in Woodlake, Calif. Skaggs
is assistant personnel director at
the VA Hospital. Tney nave two
sons and two daughters.. - -
Mr. and Mrs. FayeH Taal of
Walla Walla. Wash., left Wednes
dav for Seattle to visit before re
turning home, touowing a visit
since Saturday in Roseburg with
the latter's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Tuck. .
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Calif ornians Are
Elkton Guests
Bv MRS. C. W. HENDERER
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Satterfield of
Carmel Valley, Calif., are house
guests this week at the Henry
Bcckley home in Elkton.
Eugene Stay Made
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Swinehart and
family were overnight guests last
weekend in Eugene at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dillin.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Anderson and
family were weekend guests in
Portland at the parental Ora Elm
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Vince Stone and
family of Portland were weekend
guests at the parental Norman
Weatnerly home.
Mrs. Charles Watson Is now
available to give piano lessons to
area residents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watson
recently visited their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Al
len Watson of Falls City, while on
short vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Watson re
cently visited Crater Lake and the
Oregon Caves on a week vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Timmons and
family of Ontario, Calif., were re
cent house guests at the Bennie
Knypstra home.
Mrs. Dale Swinehart attended the
first fall dinner meeting of Doug
las County Association of Educa
tional Secretaries held at the Four
Winds Restaurant In Sutherlin re
cently. School Meet Attended
Norman Compton, Norman
Wcatherly, Henry Beckley, Leo
Crisman, Garold Madison and Gene
Fisher, all members of the Elk
ton School Board, attended the
annual fall meeting of the Douglas
County School Boards' Association
held in Roseburg recently.
The Elkton High School annual
magazine drive is now underway,
having stHrtcd Friday.
Curtis Weiss and his assistant
Sally Ross, of the county school
office in Roseburg visited Elkton
schools rccetly and will make
regular visits each Monday and
Wednesday in assisting students of
both grade school and high school
in speech correction.
The grade school has increased
enrollment the past week to 175
from 171 on opening day of school.
Miss Martha Vance, daughter of
Mrs. Rubv Vance, will attend West
ern Business University in Portland
the school year. While in Portland
she will slay with Mrs. L. W. An
drrton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Stoe
and two sons and two daughters
have moved to SE Flint St. from
San Diego. The former is chief re
cruiting officer for the Navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ban Westbrook and
son and daughter have moved to
Roseburg from San Francisco and
are residing at 1748 tE uues bi.
Westbrook is employed by Rose
burg Lumber Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton 6. Llngren
and family have moved to Rose.
burg from Hot Springs, S. D., and
are residing at 664 NE Wincnester
St. Lingren is administrator lor
Douglas Community" Hospital.'
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kemmir-
llng have moved from Frederick,
Md.. to 1154 NE Fremont. me lor-
mer is with Roseburg Lumber Co.
and his wife is fourth grade teach
er at Melrose School.
Elder and Mrs. G. Brown have
moved from Spokane to Roseburg
and are residing at 267 SE Pitzer.
Elder Brown is pastor for the Seventh-day
Adventist Church. They
have a son and a daughter. .
Dr. and Mrs. Harry W. Daniells
and daughters have moved here
from El Paso, Texas, and are re
siding on the VA Hospital i'osi. ur.
Daniells is with the VA Hospital
here. ; .
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Prltch-
ett have retired and moved from
Sioux City, Iowa, to 616 NE Chest
nut. They have purchased tne resi
dence to make their home on Chest
nut St.
Several young people from the
Roseburg First Methodist Church
attended the Oregon Conference
fall district assembly of the Meth
odist Youth Fellowship at Eugene
last Friday and Saturday. Attend
ing were local president joneii
Logan, Jon Enz, Karen Enz, Kathe
Inman, Larry Inman, Rosemary
Howlett, Suzanne Howlett, Kathy
Croocb, Kent Dillon and Linda
Hess. Rev. Clark Enz, local pas
tor and Rev. Ted Shirakawa, as
sistant pastor, went with the
group and attended a Board of
Missions meeting. Mrs. Wayne
Crooch attended the conference as
an advisor Saturday, and Mr. and
Mrs. Harl Kelley went to Eugene
Saturday to bring some of the
young people home.
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Miss Sheren Wicks, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wicks, has
returned to Corvallis to resume
her studies at Oregon State Uni
versity. She will be a senior stu
dent this year. She is living at the
Alpha Delta Pi sorority bouse. ..
Dick Kerrulsh, city editor of the
News-Review, and Mrs. Kcrruish
have returned to their home here,
following a three-day trip to San
Francisco, where they were called
by the death of the former's grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller ' are
newcomers from Jakima, Wash.,
and are residing at 739 NE Ala
meda. Miller is with Pacific Power
and Light Co.
Mrs. Sidney Leiken and daugh
ter Olivia, are back at their home
in Roseburg, following a vacation
trip toEurope. They flew to Lon
don and then to Amsterdam, where
they got a car and toured Holland,
Germany, Czechoslovakia, Aus
tria, Italy, Switzerland and France.
This was Olivia's first trip to Eu
rope. '
6 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Fri., Sept. 20 1963
Mr. and Mrs. Ed J.
sons have moved from Ojai
to 743 W. Balli. Duffy is with Kose
burg Lumber Co.
Mr. end Mrs. Kenneth D. Moul-
ton and daughter of Seattle have
moved here and are residing at
466 W. Fair St. Moulton is working
for John Clarno. .
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. Dubell
and four daughters have moved
from Cottage Grove to 414 NE At
lanta Ave. Dubell is log truck driv-
Duffy andier ior George Barclay Co.
Calif.,
Arthur Logan (Butch) Elliott,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Elliott
of Roseburg, left Thursday for Ash
land to resume his studies at South
ern Oregon College.
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