Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, August 21, 1941, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE, OREGON. Page Five. 1 2I,. fifY KEWS NOTES - tOTth. county road fSe Junction City " Eugene Thursday, ; W V members of the A Duckworth and Sle county engineer, tVa ot the roads in ""ifcHy sons Wednes junction w western Lake creek valley, '"fSto. Nick Robert feSnal parks on the MS . a S? member of the 19Ui SSsance Squadron, Mc- Chord Field, Wash., was recently promoted to the grade of corporal in tne unuea states army air corps. Corporal Withrow is the son ot Mrs. Luella Withrow, 628 Olive street, Eugene. He enlisted in the service June 16, 1941. Moose To See Films After the regular meeting of the Moose Lodge Friday evening, Moose and Women of the Moose will see moving pictures of the northwest and state conventions, it was announced. Other pictures will also be shown. The Moose meeting will start at 8 o'clock. Enlists In Navy Duane Bruce Thomas, Rt. 2. Eu gene,, has left for the San Diego naval training station to begin eight weeks of preliminary train ing, Eugene recruiting officials an nounced Thursday. He was enlisted Tuesday. essisanee ' REWARD SZ Ri never fails. 35 and , Jf&mnr WISE, Home IS o B. Broadway. Eugene. Treatment at Success For 'jn Irritations think there is anything 1rtaWesa,i;?uidZEMO relievo the itching and kin snd scalp irritations, i'iloot,chaSngand pimples due Knil oum. ZEMO actually ling of the red, raw, Irritated SfST 7FMO I Saw: A dogwood tree blooming In front of a cottage In Notl. E. E. B. Conference At Florence Dr. N. Paul E. Anderson, county health officer, Mrs. Anne Leffing well, county supervisor of nurses, and Miss Gertrude Peterson, county health nurse, plan to go to Florence Friday to hold a child health conference. Go To Alaska- Miss Mavis Ltghtfoot, secretary to R. C. Kuehner, county club agent, and Miss Ruth , Sprecher, employed in tne city iiorary, plan to leave Friday on a vacation trip to Alaska. They will sail from Vancouver, B. C, Saturday. State Highway Attorney Here - J. M. Devers, attorney for the state highway department, was in Eugene Thursday on business con nected with the re-building of the highway through Eugene. He Is a former district attorney of Lane county. Underwriters Meet The Board Members of the Western Oregon Life Underwriters assn., met yesterday to discuss projects and advertising for the coming year. The officers are es pecially pleased with the marked growth in memoersnip. Shovel on Cats Creek The county shovel was moved to the new Gate creek road Wed nesday from the road on the south bank of the McKenzie and will be used in handling surfac-j "-- ins material. Cafe Signed Up The L. and M. lunch shop at 959 Oak has sirsnprt a imi ment with the Eugene culinary al liance, a was announced Thursday. Blackman Returns W. Blackman, naturalization ex aminer, returned to Portland Wed- nesaay aiternoon, folowing ex amination of 2R nnnl naturalization. The examinations were held at the courthouse. Lane Soldier Transferred Gerald L. Lau, a Lane county soldier formerly stationed at Fort Lewis, Wash., has been trans ferred to Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., care Eng. Repl. Trn. Center. Bikes Stolen Bicvcles hplnntrinrt tr. camMW Quinn, 870 Van Buren, and Stan lev Cannon. 242 Marlfann a. stolen Wednesday. The Cannon dojtj Duce was recovered by police Thursday. Stray Mare A small Hftrlr Viav mn halter and chain appeared at the piace oi e. a. Harlow near the county poor larm Wednesday. Mr. Harlow Knvfl ihm numn. maw knit tne ammai c-y caning there. Pastor to Speak J. R Nelson nf Pnrtlsnrl speak at a special meeting Friday evening at r.su ociock at the Seventh Dav Ariventtnt r-hnrr.lv oeventn ana Charnelton. Return To Los Angeles- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richard son left Thursday for their home in Los Angeles following a visit at tne home of Mr. Richardson s uncle, Arthur Hendershott. Camp center, , . I'S&'A At ' " ' Jtfj 3 I (Ulftve. (New Iattonn j Meetinr Scheduled The veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Thursday at the Moose hall at 8 p. m. A new pass word win De given. Former Euaenean TTpr Miss Alida Thirlwell of Spo kane. Wash.. at fwmM TTiiffpnn resident. Is visiting friends here ior a tew days. Mini At Flnri,nj- Miss Nellie Lyle, county home demonstration agent, was at Flor enr-lt ThTlwrtsv trt lnnlr nfrpr nr rations at the federal mattress making senter. From Klamath Falls- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drew and the latter's mother, Mrs. Stewart Moore, were Eugene visitors Wed' nesday. Mrs. Stewart went from here to her home in Portland. From Greenleaf Chipear Wilcut, well-known resident of the Greenleaf district, in Lake creek valley, was a Eu gene visitor Wednesday. From Pleasant Hill 1 Bert Beaver, well-known farm er of the Pleasant Hill country, was in Eugene on business Wed' nesday. On Vacation- Mrs. Helen Soranson, in charge of the county land sales depart' ment at the courthouse, Is on her vacation. Missing .Boy Found- Gerry Gotcher, 14. missing from 880 Bethel drive, has been 10- cated In Vancouver, Wash., city police reported Thursday. Returns From Coast T. A. Gilbert of Blue River was in Eugene Wednesday on his way home from Newport where he has been for a month. Grass Bumf- City firemen were called to grass fire at 1408 W. Sixth Wed' nesday afternoon. There was no damage. From Veneta Billy Maddaugh, merchant and Route F booster, was in Eugene from Veneta Thursday. YOU CAN'T ftp mm mmm I iU BtAI II ! LHPSs! foTAsre nr it pint X .,$100 fiE&Ktor? 'SKBVi 90 Ptoof-75 Grain Neutral Records TRAFFIC FINES James E. Allum, violation of basic rule, $10. BUILDING PERMITS O. C. Davis, repair residence at 739 E. Fourteenth, $40. H. F. Steinmetz. remodel resi dence at 61 E. Eighteenth, sso. F. L. Hampton, new residence at 663 Van Buren. S1800. J. E. Oakes, reshmgle residence at 2559 Emerald. $75. C. A. Crooks, repair residence at 1745 Willamette, $123. PROBATE COURT . Estate of Gaven C. Dyott, de ceased; Lucille Dunn Dyott ap' pointed administratrix. MARRIAGE LICENSES Robert C. J. Broderick and Lil' llan Reed Mersereau, both of Eu Jack wasnoim ano Virginia oejr. mour, both of Eugene. RITSrVFRS NAME riertifieate of assumed business name, "Big Dipper," niea. CIRCUIT COURT Virginia C. Wood against Har- HEMORRHOIDS (FILES) you may t relieved from your rectal and bowel trou bles without the lots ot urn. The method I safe, sane and satisfactory. It will pay you to investi gate this at DR. GEO A. SIMON Chiropractic Phytlelaa Write for Free Booklet II E. 10th Ave. Phone i3U NEVER DO THAT Zeke Bonura (left), former big leaguer who's now a soldier at Shelby, Miss., happily razzes a baseball play. Zeke helps direct the camp recreation t! ----- - - 1 cola, and Eugene lodges who were also present at the meeting held in the I. O. O. F. hall here in cluded; -Noble Grand R. H. Mix, Leo Pioch, Raleigh Hager, H. J. Erickson, Carl Sudrow, W. H. Paris, all of Marcola; Noble Grand J. R. Miller and Chet Hewett of Creswell; and P. W. Davis of Eugene. TWO FINES SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 21 (Spe cial) Two fines were reported from the city recorder's office in the - city hall here today. They were both for violation of the basic rule of the road.. Those who paid were Charles B. Shnepp, $10, and James D. Rankin, $15. STOP SIGNS SPRINGFIELD. Aug. 21 (Spe cial) Stop signs were placed on Fifth and G. streets here yester day, making the corner a four- way- stop, according to Edward Privat, city councilman. Plans are also to put signs at the junction of Mill and D streets today, he said. Street name signs will be put up in the near future, he added. RETURNS TO WORK SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 21 (Spe. cial) Bob Davis, who lives in Berkeley, Cal., has returned to work in Springfield after a two weeks' visit at his home. LETTER RECEIVED SPRINGFIELD. Aug. 21 (Spe. cial) From the San Diego naval training station. Mrs. Myrtle Eggi man has received word from Theodore J. Vail and Ralph Warner. In a letter today she learned that Ralph is now in the Marine band. Both boys were graduates of Springfield high school in the class of 1940, and Vail is now in North Island in the Base Air Detachment, 2nd division, naval air station. ENDICOTTS GO HOME SPRINGFIELD. Aug. 21 (Spe cial) Jackie Endicott, who has spent two months here visiting friends and relatives, left yester day for hta home in Ventura, Cal. Benjy Endicott spent three days here on his way to Ventura from Hermiston, Ore., where he has been working. Jackie is the grand son and Benjy the son of I, N. Endicott, Springfield resident. 1 SiL REV. JENS PETERSEN of Oslo, Norway who will speak and show moving pictures of the Nazi invasion of the Scan dinavian countries Friday evening at , 8 o clock at tne First Baptist church. SOUND MAKER The opening scene of Columbia's "Bachelors' Babies," starts with the sound of someone being struck before anyone is seen. Then three gangsters are shown beating up an inoffensive laundry owner. The sound actually is made by "Slap sie". Maxie - Rosenbloom clapping his hands together. Completed. In 1906,' the British battleship Dreadnought gave its name to all battleships of this type. PROGRESS made on the Pacific coast airwav of United Air Lines during the past 15 years is told graphically in these pictures ot (top) the single-engmed open cockpit 90-mile-an-hour plane which inaugurated coastwise air mail service September 15, 1926, and (below) the type of twin-engined 21-passengcr 200 mile-an-hour Mainliner now flown on mul tiple passenger-cargo schedules between cities of British Columbia, Washington, Oregon and California. Mil i er:f vey Listen Wood; suit filed for divorce. , Rose Haney against Charles Ed win Haney; suit filed for divorce. JUSTICE COURT Robert Joseph Johnson, assessed court costs for having no opera tor's license. DIVERSE CHOICES The diverse choices of film play ers in electing between-picture vacations is indicated by the plans of principals In Columbia's "The Men in Her Life." Loretta Young, the star, plans a month in Hono lulu; Conrad Veidt will remain at home to be near his golf club; Eugenie Leontovlch chooses the beach with her husband, Pro' ducer-director Gregory Ratoff; Dean Jagger will head for a desert-mountain retreat and John Shepperd elects to whip High SI erra trout streams. ' Every year, fires take a toll of 10,000 lives in the United states. Springfield Odd Fellows Initiate Five At Meeting . , SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 21 .(Spe cial) At their regular meeting last night, the members of the Springfield Oddfellows lodge con ferred the third degree upon five candidates, four from Creswell and one from Marcola. Those who received the initia tion from the I. O. O. F. group No. 7 were Clyde Hollemon, C. R. Clayghorn, Jr., Erbine Grousbeck, Frank Doyle of Creswell, and G. H. Booth of Marcola. State Grand Master Elmer Pyne, who is also a member of the Springfield lodge, was present at the meeting and spoke to the members and candidates. 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