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Divide
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k Harvey K<l.
THE MENTI NEL
YOUR SEKVKE
ORGANIZATION
Ten Year» Under
Present Management
Moderate to heavy foga pre­
vailing In the early morning.
(xrrrAGE grove , lane county ,
VOLUME UX
Four Political Leaders
Killed In Plane Crash
O regon ,
T hursday , august
Full Slate City
Woods Accident Is
Officers Is Filed Fatal to Bucker
By Deadline 20th
26. 1948
NUMBER 3
Three Robberies
Reported Wed.
Police are investigating two
A woods accident Thunuiay, Au­ Qfbbariea which occurred yester­
gust 19, was fatal to Otis DeVere day in which $825.00 in cash was
J iBud; Pooler, of Dlsston, aged taken Early yesterday morning
40 years, when a falling tree the Y Cafe at Dorena was robbed
struck him on the head and killed of $75.(10 in cash. Robbers are
him, while working ns a bucker in said to have pried a hasp loose on
the woods for Wheeler-Osgood the front door of the Y, unlocked
Lumber Company. He was born a spring lock and took $75.00 in
April 29, 1908 at Deerhorn, Ore­ cash and currency.
gon and was a resident of the Mc­
Yesterday noon while Mr. and
Kenzie district until coming to Mrs. Fred Knickerbocker were at
Cottage Grove in 1918, later mov­ lunch, a robber or robbers entered
ing to Black Butte, where he was the office at Knickerbocker’s Va­
employed at mining and logging. riety store and picked up a sack
He was a member of the Loyal of currency amounting to $750.00.
Order of Moose and IWA-CICL . The sack was looted and thrown
On January 4, 1930 he was mar- I
into the cash drawer. No arrests
ried to Betty Taylor.
have been made in either case, so
Survivors include h i s mother, • far as reported early today.
Mrs. Agnes
Minnie Pooler; two
_
Another robbery taking place
sons, Michael and Bruce, all of t yesterday afternoon was at the
Cottage Grove; three sisters, Mrs. Graham * Thorp shoe store when
C. J. Madsen, Mrs. E. M. Sum- two loggers were taken from the
mere and Mrs. Noreen Lund, all of window of the store, both for the
Cottage Grove.
I right foot, and one size six and
Funeral \ services wore held one-half and the other seven and
Monday, August 23. at 11:00 o'­ • one-half. Mike Diamond has of-
clock a. m. at Mills Mortuary with ' fered to make up a pair to fit the
the Rev. Frank Brown officiating. i party if he will be kind enough
Interment
was
in •
Greenwood
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cemetery at Lcaburg with the
Cottage Grove lodge No. 810,
Loyal Order of Moose, in charge
of commitment.
Full Time Mayor
Proposal to Be
Put Up to Voters
Southern Lane Co. Fair Ä
Set For September 17-18
Four Oregon Republican party
Voters within the city limits
The Southern Lane fair will go
A proposal to change the city
(cutlers two representatives and
will be offered a full slate ot can­
charter to permit a full time
back to its pre-war schedule with
two legislative nominees
were
didates at the general election in
mayor and to increase salaries
a two day event. This decision
killed In a crash of a private plane
November. Several filings were
of the councilmen will be up for
wax reached at the recent meeting
made near the deadline.
.Sunday at take of the Woods in
Here is the lim- up:
northern Klamath County.
vote either at a special or general
of the fair board. Date for the
For mayor; E. R. Lemley,
The dead are Kep John Snell-
election. C. F. Hoskins, one of
Shirley Arne—Reporter
annual fair was set at Friday and
Dewey L. Watkins, Warren A.
strom, S3, of Eugene; Rep. Earte
A representative of the Stan- Saturday, September 17 and 18,
the advocates of the change of
Edwards.
C Johnson, 40, Corvallis; William ,
the city charter said the necessary dard Oil Co., Mr. Palmateer, pre- which will be a week before the
City recorder: D. J. Allen.
ill Fluhrer, 4B. Medford, Jackson
papers were being prepared by sented moving pictures to the
City treasurer; Geo. T. Stephen.
County Senate nominee unoptsmed i
the attorney, but wax not sure Dorena Grangers at their recent Lane county fair, which starts
Councilman, first ward, 4 year
fur election, and II. H. Evans. 40,
when the petition calling for the meeting. The pictures were on September 22nd.
term: Reazen Ixingfellow, Elmer
Ralph Allen was chosen fair
Wald|K>rt. Lincoln County nom­
election would be circulated.
Arabian Oil and a Travelogue on
Kent.
inee (or the House.
Under the proposal the salary Orvg<?n' ™ L’eK
Were manager by the board. In addition
Councilman, first ward, 2 year
of the mayor would be increased 1 grCa,|y enjOyed by thC Gran8er» to making the fair a day longer,
The tragedy occurred not many
term: Joe Bricher.
miles from the site when* another
from $1.00 per month to $200.00
Dorena Grange will again have other changes were also announc-
Councilman, second ward, 4
of ......
which
flying holiday claimed the lives of
per
month
and
the
salaries
of
the
an
agricultural exhibit at the ed, most --
— will add much
year form: Oscar Smith, Angeline
of the fair
Oregon's top iMillticnl leaders last
councilm n
would be increased ; D“”* county fair. Mrs. Mary Arne । to
tne pleasure
Carlson.
are more and
October it was In adjoining Lake
from $1 00
per month to $100.00 18 to have charge of the agncul- visitors, wot only _________
Councilman, second ward. 2
County that Oregon's Gov. Earl
per year.
The proposition is ’ural booth. Food concessions will better exhibits a prospect this
year term: F. H. Doleman.
often referred to as the full time
operated at both the South year but the biggest and best
Snell, Secretary of State Robert
Councilman, third ward, 4 year
S. Farrell Jr., Senate President
mayor
proposal,
which
would
cor-
Da™
’ a«1 Lane county fairs. Phil
term: Amil Thies.
re-pond to the position of the Da*«6 wiH
in charge of con-
Jtromiiwd. Jnckte^^
in­
Marshall Cornett, nnd their pilot
year
Councilman,
3rd
-ward,
2
dustrial exhibit will be under the
crashed to their deaths on a duck­
city
manager,
in
that
the
mayor
J
s
’
ructing
the
booths.
' term: Z. A. Coop, Catherine Sed-
direction of the Junior Chamber
hunting expedition.
would devote full time to the job.
The Dorena Youth Group is to
ergren.
.
of Commerce. The industrial ex­
Sunday's victims were riding in
Theoretically the proposal if represent Lane county in the state hibit inaugurated last year will be
a sister ship of Cornett’s. The
adopted as a charter amendment degree work contest. They will | enlarged considerably according
plane, owm-d nnd piloted by JOHN M.NELLNTROM
would attract "Good men" as present the first and second de- | to the present plans. Fair conces­
Unr
County
Representative
Fluhrer. plunged into the lake just
candidates for mayor and it would grees. September 2. Lennie Hal- j
sions were given the Dorena
after taking off on a flight to Killed In Airplane Crash
give the council some remunera- dorson, county deputy, and two Grange.
Medford. Fluhrer was taking his
tion for the time spent at the job. others will judge the youth degree
Also of interest is the fact that
three passengers and week end
team on the exemplifying of the
a new fair board will direct the
guests to Medford to board com­
Manv I icancac
degrees. The young people have affairs of the fair this year. The
mciliy Llieilbea
worked hard and we hope a large
mercial planes enroute home. The
board is composed of represent­
crash occurred at 4:23 p m.
The large, scenic, log house near
number of grangers will attend atives from the Dorena and Hebron
।
these
ceremonies.
The
score
the
WASHINGTON. — Here is how
Witnessing the crash were Rep.
Mills Mortuary was in charge of Izondon. owned and occupied by
granges, the Junior and Senior
Looked at your driver's license young people receive will partially
A- county wide minting will be draft registrants will be classified: local arrangements for Alva Louis , Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barnes and son
Frank Van Dyke of Ashland and
Chambers of Commerce, the Lions
lately?
It
may
be
past
due
for
be
decided
by
the
number
of
reg
­
Castleman,
60.
of
Chowchilla.
a
«e
9
-
ior
‘
he
last
six
years
at
file
county
court
house
in
I
*
la8s
*
Rep. Douglas Yeater of Salem held
held nt Hie county court house
club and the County 4-H club
.
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.
,
,.
I
I-A:
Available for militaiy Calif., who passi-d away at -the burn,'<1 Io ’he «round Saturday renewal the same as having no ular members in attendance,
They told authorities the plane Eugene
agent. The personnel of the new
this morning to discuss servjCC
morning
about
8:30.
No
one
was
license
at
all
—
reminds
Secretary
The
next
meeting
of
the
young
was in a steep iuinklng turn over
home of his sister, Mrs. William
board is: O. M. Patten, Claude
la -P: Conscientious objector Herring at Drain, August 18. home when the fire started but of State Earl T. Newbry.
people will be at the Cottage
the lake when It sidesllp|icd anti ways and means of establishing
Arne, O. E. Lee, Walter Smith,
dove Into the lake. It struck nt a garbage dump grounds for several available for noncombatant mili­ Funeral services were held Wed­ was discovered by Mr. Barnes
All Oregon driver s licenses Grove dam. Each member is to Lloyd Griggs, Mrs. L. R. Seder-
sharp angle and flopped over in communities in the county. The tary service.
nesday. August 25. at Calvin, Ok­ 1 who had gone nearby for a load of bearing the serial numbers 5R462- bring his own wieners and buns gren and H. A. Hagen.
wood and returned to the house 001 to 5R495000 must be renewed for the wiener bake.
I-C: Member of the armed lahoma.
ten or 12 feel of water. It sub- meeting, it was understood was,
shortly after 8:30 to find it a by Tuesday,
merged about 50 yards from
by th(>
August
31st under - the
forces
of
the
United
States,
the
He
was
born
January
26,
1888
. ,
-
— , The serving committee for next
County Health De-
shore, the tall aiowntbly protrud- |wr„n,.n| ,o whk.h
„^i^l Coast Guard, the Coast and Geo-' in .Dallas. Texas, and married mass of flames. He was able to go provisions of the revised license meeting will be Mr. and Mrs.
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Ing from the surface.
,h(. o>un,y
(.()urt detic Survey or the Public Health ' Lucy A. Welch September 3, 1919 thru a bedroom window and gath­ renewal system adopted at the Henry Snauer. Mr. and Mrs. Car-
er up an arm load of blankets last session of the state légiste-i rie Layng. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence .
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Vnn Dyke and Yeater bail just an(| community representatives Service, and certain registrants in Calvin, Oklahoma. He was a
which
separat«) therefrom.
member of the Church of Christ and clothing,
. „
. . is all , that
,
lurc- AH numbers below 5R462OO1 Peterson. The; Home Economics
taken the four men across the Wcre Invited
committee reported on their re- J
I-D: Memtier of reserve com- »”<1 ’he chemical workers' union. was saved Neighbors and a log- are now void.
WhCr*i
Although the county did not
ging crew who saw the smoke and
Licenses are expiring in blocks cent meeting at the W. A. Hemen-
Mrs. Annie Sippy,
74, Cottage
about 15 » t . t e legislatore and ,
establtahment of ponent on student taking military «nd was employed as a gin oper-
came to help were able to save of 33,000 each month according to : way home. They had a very good Grove, passed away at a Eugene
training.
! «tor ’n « cotton seed oil plant.
party
had hedd a w<^
and . to
"rescue' v«ov “5R" acudí
Class II
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Surviving are his widow; a thp outbuilding
—
. .. . . .. the
serial mutuar
number un
on the
mc ai
attendance.
end outmg Van Dyk<tn ’»w
u u
,hlt, . way w(||
, hospital Sunday, August 22, 1948.
the OoAm water tank that Ml fft(>
.
boa
sped to the wreckage. He
r<jund
She was born Annie Johnson, Jan­
n
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U I. Registrant deferred be-
and
rolled
down,the
hill
threaten-
1 land. California; two daughters,
could not reach the «lrv>«n<< «foots roun(lv
uary 17, 1874 near Creswell, and
cause of civilian occupation (ex­
ing
to
scatter
a
path
of
fire
±L
is
no
longer
correct
Mrs. LaRuth Sadowsky. Black-
in most cases.
_
-
and returned to the cabin for help.
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married Henry James in Eugene
cept agriculture).
■r».
.
u
. ; R S Drenner and L. W. Coiner
well, Oklahoma and Miss Mary K. through the nearby woods. They
Renewal
schedules
listing
the
in 1890. To this union four children
Three of the Ixslies were re- nn<|
(b|
1I-C: Registrant deferred be­
were unable to save the fruit
were born. They lived near Cres­
rovereti later when federal Forest lk)n nr„ ;it<,nd|n
K(ir tbotc cause of agricultural occupation I Castleman, at home: six brothers
correct expiration dates are avail­
Oregon relief checks will be in- well for a number of years.
and three sisters, including Mrs. house but a 3 loom summer cabin able at sheriffs offices, police sta­
Service employes manug.H to w(|h(mI
to dls|xwc gar-
Class III
was saved where the family has
Herring of Drain.
tions, and from driver's license creased October 1 by amounts
hook a to« ng chain onio the
h m h,
)n on)^ |n
In 1930 she married William
I1I-A: Registrant with depen- ’
taken shelter.
varying from $3.25 to $5 for
p nne attd pull It near shore Grep- ,|<)n (h<, f
thM ,h<> q ,
clerks
and examiners. Motorists
Sippy at Dallas, Oregon. Follow- '
dents.
The origin of the fire is unde­
adults,
the
state
welfare
commis
­
pling failed Suminy night to locate GrW(. Garl>
S4.n.,(.
wh‘h
termined but it is thought a tile planning out of state trips with sion said at Portland yesterday. • ' ing his death she came to Cottage
Class IV
the liody of Rep Snelbtrom.
maintains a private .lump grounds
■ Grove to make her home. She had
chimney became overheated from licenses not yet due for renewal
IV-A: Registrant who has com-!
Aid to dependent children will
An Inquest held nt the scene (.an care for your needs at a small pleted service; sole surviving son.
the kitchen fire and ignited in are being advised to attach a go up from $3 to possibly as much resided here for the past ten years.
schedule to the license card as
i She was a member of the Meth-
Sunday night by Klamath County fee.
Minnie Ann Snapp, vice-presi­ the unfinished up-stairs.
IV-B: officials deferred by law.
as $12.
; odist church.
Coroner George Adler reported |
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The Barnes place is about m proof they are carrying a valid
dent. returned home on August 20
IV-C: Aliens.
permit.
The
commission
said additional
that the accident was not caused C|mAn.
.
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I
Surviving are three children,
miles
west
of
London
store
on
the
from
the
three-day
Future
Home
­
IV-D: Minister of religion or
by motor trouble. There was no »»"100» WHO Army divinity student.
federal money will permit the in- George James of Cottage Grove,
makers of America Executive shoestring road and was formerly
creases. Exact figures will permit Mrs. Dora Rice of Redlands, Cali­
further explanation. Civil aero-
IV-E:
Conscientious objector Council meeting held at Lake of owned by Mr. Peterson, once a
the increases. Exact figures can­ fornia and Clarence James of Ore-
nautics Inspectors nre expected to
Whh ,hc EjKh|h A
,n
principal
in
London
school,
and
the
Woods
near
Klamath
Falls
opposed to l>oth comliatant and
not now be given for all recipients. gon City; five grandchildren; one
hold an
is said to have re-built or re-model­
5" investigation.
inv.Hut«ti«.
Osaka. Jaimn Private First Class non-combatant training and ser­ from August 16 through 19.
but these are the allowances for great grandchild; one sister, Mrs.
In
a
small
community
such
as
She took an active part in for­ ed the big picturesque fireplace
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John E. Simons, son of Mr. nnd vice.
mulating a state program of work made of local river rock and this, people having an alcoholic the aged and blind compared with j^fary James of Springfield, Ore-
Mrs. W
Simons, Cottage
IV-F: Physically, mentally, or
gon; several nieces and nephews.
for thc 1948-49 school year, draw- which covered one wall of the problem often hesitate to do any­ present figures:
Grove. Oregon, has recently been morally unfit.
thing about it for fear of publicity
Food—$24.75 from $23.50 for
Funeral services were held Wed-
ing up the annual budget, revising living room.
assigned to the 27th Infantry
Class V
the state's constitution, and elect-
Mrs. Barnes was working in or ridicule or both. If a man or an individual living alone; $47 nesday. August 25, at Mills Mort-
Regiment of the famous 25th In­
V-A: Registrant over the age of ing two new members of the state Cottage Grove at the time of the woman joins the Alcoholics Anon­ from $47 for a couple; clothing— j uary at 2:30 p m and interment
Hencry Burdette Ruggles, 38. fantry (Tropic Lightning) Di­
liability
for military service.
advisory board.
fire but was sent for by friends. ymous, it is up to them, whether $5.50 from $5; miscellaneous— was in the Walker cemetery. The
was electrocuted .Saturday after­ vision, commanded by Brigadier
$6.50 for the first adult in a fam­ Rev. Frank Brown officiated.
Young
Jimmy was with his father or not it is made public.
Aylenc
Hopkins,
president
of
noon while working as n re|Miir- General Everett E. Brown.
The success of this fellowship is ily, up from $5; $2.75 for each ad­
the Oregon FHA Association, pre­ A puppy and two kittens, pets of
man for the Fir Manufacturing
Pfc Simons entered the United
sided over all business sessions in the boy, as well as his toys were well known and if you feel that ditional person.
Company in Myrtle Creek rejxirts Stat«-» Army In February 4. 1948
you need their help, it is made
j
which tne other eight officers lost in the flames.
Miss Lona Howard, commission
the Roseburg News Review.
nnd received basic training al Fort
Loss is estimated at $6,000. Only easy for you. Come to the meet­ administrator, said the increases
from all over the state partici-
A State Police spokesman said Ord, California before being sent
I pated. Non-voting members of the a small amount of insurance was ings Saturday night at the city do not represent a boost in gen­
overseas to Japan in Juno 23,
he apparently died instantly.
Elmer Fleming, superintendent
hall or write P. O. Box 13 or phone eral assistance allotments but in-
At
a
luncheon
Tuesday
In
the
I
council attending were: Miss Bcr- carried.
Ruggles was bom Novemlier 22. 1918.
volve only the payments shared of Jefferson and Adams schools
Mr. Barnes is partly disabled 413J1.
Osburn hotel, Eugene, plans were tha Kohlhagen, state FHA ad­
1909, In Elmira. New York, and
by the federal government.
। said here Tuesday the grade
completed for the coming season viser. Salem; Mrs. Alta Simonson. and under treatment for an old
had been a resident of the Rose­
TWENTY NINE TEACHERS
Roseburg, the chairman of the back injury.
of
concerts
by
the
district
chair
­
Persons
in
nursing
homes,
hos-
burg community for two years.
NEEDED IN DOUGLAS COUNTY pitals or who purchase prepared the 13th. The only thing that
men and officers of the Civic Mu­ state advisory board; Eda Marie
Surviving are his wife, Helen V.
....
. 1 miirht hinnpr thn ntwinma u/niiln
Douglas county still needs twen­ meals will
sic Association of Eugene. Tickets Zeek, Hermiston, a representative BUILDERS PICNIC POSTPONED
not receive more might hinder the opening would
Ruggles; his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A driver's license examiner will
be the incomplete heating plant,
The Builders picnic of the Build­ ty nine teachers for its schools, money.
from the 1947-48 Executive
Henry F. Ruggles. Miami, Florida, lie on duty in Cot luge Grove Mon- will be on sale the week of Sep-
the installation operations are be­
•
ers class of the Gibbs Avenue it was stated last week at Rose­
temher’ 13th to 18th, unless sold Council.
and n brother, John R. Ruggles. <jay, August 30, 1918, at the city
ing held up on account of failure
Church of Christ scheduled to burg by Mrs. Lula C. Gorrell,
Miso of Miami.
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■
- hours of - —
■? out before the 18th.
hall,
between the
10:00
of the units to arrive. There is
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vining who have been held at the VanNort- county superintendent. Yoncalla.
Officers of the association are:
r Funernl arrangements were a.m. and 4:00 p.m., according to an
a bare possibility therefore that
recently sold their home in the wick home Friday has been post­ Glide, .Days Creek and Ten Mile
pending Saturday awaiting the
Ihe announcement received from the G. E. Gaylord, president and Mrs. Culp Creek community are located poned because of the preaching are among the schools needing
the grade school opening might
George
Giustina,
secretary.
Mrs.
arrival of his parents, who arc Secretary of State's office?
be delayed, but this would depend
teachers.
at
Divide.
rally
at
the
church.
W. C. Martin of Cottage Grove
flying to Roseburg from Miami.
on weather conditions.
Persons wishing licenses or per­ was selected as district chairman,
Indication that a bid of the
mits to drive are asked to get in filling the vacancy made by the
First graders will be registered
Waste Wood Chemical C ampany
touch with the examiner well resignation of Mrs. Cecil Caldwell
on September 7th as announced
of
Milwaukee
for
the
Springfield
|
ahead of the scheduled closing who had acted as district chair­
last week.
alcohol plant may be acceptable ।
hour in order Io assure completion man for the past four years.
to the War Assets Administration ■
of their applications with a mini­
। was reported at Portland Monday.
Registration of first grade pu- mum of delay.
James F. Morrell, president of
plls for the beginning school test
Industrial Alcohol, Inc., said the
will be made on September 8. All
Milwaukee investors had relayed
Dick Duer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
pupils must register and take this
to him that the WAA would give H. C. Duer of Delight Valley was
test. All pupils registering for the
Adah L. Jones, 87, resident of
"favorable consideration” to their taken to a Eugene hospital Mon­
first grade must present a birth
Oregon for 56 ydnrs, died Wed-
The Lynx Hollow school, Dis- nesday, August 18, after a short
bid.
day suffering with a broken leg.
certificate. Registration will be
NJ*' W** •*ar* ^SPP,®m*x'r i illness at her home in Roseburg.
Morrell said they expect to be He had the misfortune to break
held in the Adams school from
। in Oregon within a month to see his leg in a car and bike collision
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., on Septem­ 13th rcachers for the two-room sht> WHS h,™ July 24 1R61i in
school will lie Mrs. Mary Cut- Lucas County, Iowa. She had lived
, whether Oregon investors want to on Mosby creek Monday.
ber 8.
singer for the upper grades and in
in Roseburg
nOseburc for
for 28
28 years.
vrars She
Sho was
was
■ participate in the financing. The
Mis. Elizabeth Prichard for the a life-member of the Cottage
Portland executive holds a 30-day ELKTON INCORPORATED
REN. GUY CORIMIN HOME
lower grades.
option on 48 per cent of the Mil­
Grove Rebekah Lodge and of the
Residents of Elkton voted to in­
U. S. Senator Guy Cordon ar-
Those pup|ls entcring the first First Methodist church.
waukee firm’s stock.
corporate at an election Friday.
rived at his Roseburg home last
grade may secure health blanks
The firm’s bid was for a five- The vote was 66 for incorporation
week and will rest up a few days
Surviving are her daughter,
from I he clerk, Mrs. Fisher.
! year lease with the government to and three against. The population
before starting a busy week. He
Mrs. Roy Belkiws, a grandson,
get 10 per cent of the next profits. of the community, roughly 250
is scheduled to address the Port­
Robert Bellows, and a great-
AWARD WON
It also includes an option to pur­ people is expected to elect a mayor
land Chamber of Commerce Aug­
granddaughter,
all
of
Roseburg.
BY TIMBER COMPANY
chase the plant for $1,200,000.
and council and adopt a city
ust 30th and will conduct a sen­
Funeral services were held In
A Merit Award Citation has
Morrell reported he represents charter. The community was first
ate hearing in the state early In
been won by the Weyerhaeuser the chapel of the Roseburg
a group of Northwest lumbermen established in 1850.
September on the pro|xised yield
Timber Company for its 1947 Funeral Home, Friday, Aug. 20,
who originally planned to bid on
program.
nt
2
p.m„
with
Dr.
Morris
Roach
annual report, in the annual sur­
the plant.
vey of corporation annual reports officiating. Vault interment fol­
conducted
by
the
magazine, lowed in the Odd Fellows Ceme­
CLAUDE KEM IN HOSPITAL
RESERVISTS MAY ENLIST
Claude J. Kcm Is In a Eugene "Financial World”. The award tery at Oakland, Ore.
Former Marine Corps women LAST NIGHT a blue car kilted
Mrs. Jones was a resident of
hospital where he wns taken after wns based on content, format and
our beloved doggie. I wonder if
। reservists desiring enlistment in
a heart attack at his homo Mon­ ty|>ogrnphy. The report featured Cottage Grove for many years,
he knows how broken hearted
I the regular Marine Corps, contact
HANINO ON HIS CANS, Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwngnt, ñero ot corregidor and Bataan, addresses the Dis­
day morning. Harry Harden of the company’s plant construction and had many friends here. Her
the Marine Corps Recruiting Of­
we are. Would someone sell ua
NXnrvallis Is serving ns pharma­ progress, as well as whole crop husband, the late Edward Jones,
abled American Veterans at their twenty-seventh annual convention in New York. Tha men in wheelchairs
fice, 23 West 6th Avenue, Eugene,
another blonde Cocker? Buddy,
are vets from the Rego Park, N. Y, chapter. The General, who Is representative of National Service Chapter
cist at the Kerns for Drugs during utilization and tree fanning pro­ was postmaster here many years
Oregon, on or before September
Janice and Gary Weddel, B. B»
U of Washington, is expected to ba elected the new Commander of the Disabled Veterans, , .(International)
grams.
ago.
tenth.
__ _
Mr. Kems absence.
route. Cottage Grove.
County Wide Meet
Garbage Problem
Today at Eugene
How Registrants
For Draft Are
To Be Classified
Services Aug. 25
For A. Castleman
Dorena Grange to
Have Booth at So.
Lane County Fair
Jim Barnes House
Burns Saturday
Yet to Be Renewed
Rites Wednesday
F Ol Mrs.
RllSa A.
As Sippy
viPPY
For
mao
Welfare Checks
• To Be Increased
Minnie Ann Snapp
From FHA Meeting
1 In Osaka, Japan
AA Can Help
Those in Need
Roseburg Man
Is Electrocuted
Plans Completed
For Music Ass’n
Concerts This Fall i
Grade Schools
License Examiner
Coming Aug. 30
Milwaukee Firm
May Get Wood
Alcohol Plant
WAINWRIGHT ADDRESSES DISABLED VETERANS
First Graders to
Register Sept. 8
Former Resident
Lynx Hollow School Dies at Roseburg
Opens Sept. 13
Dick Duer Breaks
Leg in Collision *
Too Late to Classify