•BSPAV, JULY 4
1946
Horn* of the Croft Lily
A allace Jam ison gave a report
of the auction to be held at Fort association, where several hun
Dick on July 21. Several grange dred visitors gathered for the
convention and discussed m atters
with the auction.
pertaining to the northern coun
m em bers were appointed to assist ties.
Since the first m eeting of the
Mrs. Joy Jordan, daughter of
month falls on July 4, the m eet Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Mclndoe, un-
ing has been postponed until the derwent a m ajor operation F ri
spondent Over His
third m eeting night. July 18. At day at the general hospital at
ealth. Reported
the close of business all adjourned Eureka. Latest reports say she is
Relatives
to the banquet room where a pot getting along satisfactorily.
luck supper was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mineur
ITH RIVER — Raymond E. V ISIT O R S W E R E HONORED
of Pullman. Wash., w a s
A group of friends honored Mr. and two children returned to their
dead early Saturday m om - and Mrs. Lloyd Cranford and home a t Medford a fte r spending
in his car. parked off the daughter, Miss Doris, w*ho are the week here visiting Mrs. Min-
ray in the redwoods, on the visiting here, at an enjoyable e a r’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
e rt Maris.
i bank of Smith River
party, Saturday evening at the
had taken his own life with com m unity hall. A pot luck sup
olver, according to Sheriff per was served a t 7 o‘’clock. with
_ Huffman.
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and the
42 years old. was found ored guests. Dancing and music
berry picker, about *7 7 a. m., were enjoyed
reported to the sheriff. Coy
Mrs. Elva Brown of Newport.
urvived by a sister. Mrs. Stel- Ore., was a recent visitor at the
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Alphaugle, of W eott, Calif. home of her son and daughter-
.Medford Will Cross
:ives reported he had been in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H a r r y
ndent over ill health,
Bats With California
Brown. She was accompanied on
uge Holds Meetmgt, Thursday - the
x.v trip
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rtnu ivirs.
by m
Mr. i. and
Mrs. ivan
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Aggregation Today
ike Earl Grange m et in reg- i Davidson and son of Michigan. I
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session Thursday
evening cj at t I x who
were enjoying — ▲ th i _ eir z» first
In the crucial game, Sunday,
Grange hall at F ort Dick. visit to Oregon coast, and seeing
played at Crescent City, Rose
,i Overseer Ray Robison, pre- the redwoods. While here they
burg presented Crescent City the
ng in absence of M aster Ham. made a tour through the red
league lead, a fte r the Crescent
Kloske was accepted to woods of Del Norte and visited
City aggregation had given them
r.bership by demit from S anta oth er places of interest along the two runs, and the game lead.
Grange.
coast.
Clausen, hurling for Crescent
tie ladies degree team of this
Supervisor and
Mrs
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City,
f put on the third a n d ! H aight have returned home from t h L was nicked
n,Ckeil. for
!?r, eight
e ‘8h/ hits,
degrees for a large class E ureka where they attended a .
‘ p/)r‘‘r an_f1 KaJ<er, hurling,
candidates w i t h im pressive1 three-day m eeting of the North- ,',’1 i()Se urK. allowed but three.;
monies.
ern C alifornia Redwood Empire
^ rm e r
Roseburg
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shortstop, committeed three bob-,
i hies, to perm it Crescent City t o 1
win, a fte r Hunter, Crescent City
first baseman erred to perm it the
| Roseburg bunch to take a two-
run lead, early in the game.
The box score of the gam e:
Roseburg 4
ab r h e
Sanders, rf
Sentier, ss
V. Baker, 3b
I L. Baker, rf. p
DeBernardi, lb
| Shinn, c
E. Sanders. 2b
Higgins, cf
Sporer, p
Hill, if
Long, ss
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Smith River
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Crescent City—6
Matson. 2b
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Sum m ary: 3-base hit, Shinn;
Struck out. by Clausen 4. Sporer
2, Baker 0. Hits: off Clausen 8;j
Sporer 3. Baker 0. Stolen bases,
G. Sanders, V. Sanders. Hit by
pitcher, Black. First on errors:
Matson. Robinson. Base on halls:
Sporer 7, Clause 0, B aker 0. In
nings pitched by: Clausen 9; Ba
ker 2 and Sporer 6.
Medford Is Foe Today
W ith Crescent in undisputed
lead in the league, next foe for
the California aggregation will
be the fast Medford team, which
has two losses, although always
dangerous to aspirations of any
team. The game is called for 2
p. m. today at Crescent City.
Harold B. Say Was
Unable to Speak
—
At the last moment, short two
hours before the scheduled tim e
he was to speak to the Cham ber
of Commerce, Harold B. Say, of
the Oregon Caves Resort, tele
phoned to the cham ber th a t it
would he impossible for him to
keep his apopintm ent here Wed
nesday night.
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