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TCITY NEWS NOTES - n-Ryboardmeet Wi.Hva club meet- rt?Jf.'.,i,.t board of Jederal VZrati y. H billed 10 speak Fl rries lodge at Coos .r will be social se lla ivr r i r ...II- r. Curominfs na Pj to her home In Rose a brief visit In w re j noon' jugeno hotel.. n cannon, ma nicer of with relatives. ..... v Ferber 01. h I 111 I r h.r sister, Mrs. ecniue tlw and sister-in-law. Mrs. MJ".J"n.nrf in Roseburg l!TLrU B. SUrr of Eurene Ku parents. Mr. and Mrs. " p!. th weather at.St. S'a7' .lr he is sta- t'in the air corps service, .picture of trees broke L hr the snow o"" vi Lhttd telephone system. He K. rainfall there has been Httsw trlct 10, with five member en rolled. Mrs. Benton Holmes U leader; Juanita Nelson, president, and Jean Branch, secretary. An Individual sewing I group has been organized at Clear Lake school, district 23. The members are El frieda DeYoung, Nina Potter, Marilyn Glover, Mayola Jackson and Delores Potfer. ReeorHe. U with on 45.63 cn; In August the t to fnnVips whereas ESTte t'hat month Is inches. m.M-" nleted n ,, i Idaho, and is spending j.n with his wife and Uter He will leave Saturday IP11 Til- vnitns. Oioemaner, uam. fcther. Kenneth White is a , nt Qnmewhere in Italy. I j, (Bert Hulesaard, county ssor-elect, is planning to at I , convention of Willamette e, cotnty assessors in Salem tssinl property will be the L.iMl tOPlCS ai me mccime. kj Evenson, 1143 Chambers L nrhtt WaS injured in a Grey- lad bus wreck near Bakers si Calif., early Tuesday, wired tile nere ia:r " injuries are not serious and he would start for home in a .' j-vs. He was on his way to -Eugene from southern ifornia at the time of the ac- rat ' ue Deerhorn home extension k will meet Dec. 10 ai iu:au a. at the home of Mrs. Harry Tan- Joor Digestion? 53 jeadachy? Tur or Upset? .red-Listless? I roofed headachy and upset due to Uf digested food? To feel cheerful id hippy again your food must be tow properly. och day. Nature must produce about j pints of a vital digestive juice to 9 digest your food. If Nature fails ii food nay remain undigested ros you headachy and irritable. IWtion, you must increase the flow in digestive juice. Carter's Little vPiUi increase this flow quickly n in a little aa 80 minutes. And. in on the road to feeling better, wt depend on artificial aids to interact Indigestion when Carter's tie Liver Pills aid digestion after Na il own order. Take Carter's Little v nils as directed. Get them it any Htm Only 10 and 25. BUILDING FEBMITS New redden c and garage, 35 North Polk street. R. P. Sutton. SttOO, New structure, 395 Willamette. South ern Pacific Railroad company. 1350. Repair residence, 661 14th Avenue eait Ed Wilder, agent. 6500. Alter residence, 360 Sixth Avenue west. B. E. Daoust, $350. Repair store, B95 13th Avenue east Rebec estate. $200. CIRCUIT COURT Eula Mae McClaln Is plaintiff In a divorce Milt against WUllam A. Mc Claln. alleging willful absence. BUSINESS NAME Certificate of assumed business name. Eugene Motor Clinic, doing en auto repair business, has been filed by George A. Heddlnger and Ralph W. Heddlnger. . Conealius Crossland Is plaintiff In a suit against P. and H. Lumber company. seeking to foreclose liens and to fore close the plaintiff of right, Mtle and Interest to and In certain lumber. PROBATE COURT The estate of George D. Budlngton, deceased, has been ordered closed and the admlnlitator discharged. MARRIAGE LICENSES LcRoy E. Detling and Mildred Belch ers, both of Eugene. Harry Talcott Rhodes Jr. of Rocky HiU, Conn., and Arena Marie Guthrie of HarUord. Conn. Arvel McGrew Steele of Eugene and Opel Ella Schaefer of Springfield. JUSTICE COUET Wayne Elyn Bowers fined $10 for overload; Douglas I Wilfert $16 for overload; Gustave Rayslk 85 for driving without lights; Pauline B. MacKUlop $5 for violation of basic rule; Oran Frank Taylor $5 for Improper lights; John WUllam Wilson $20 for overload; Konam e. senxader as for overload; .A. C. Baronti VETERINARIAN brg tnd Small Animals Monro. Phone 3429 ner. Dorii and Helma Marquardt, project leader., will give the dem onstration on "Winter Salad, and Salad Dressings." Emmett Doutfu Eaton, IS, En- gene, was In the Lane county Jail Wednesday, booked on a charge of draft evasion. A county brldie crew Is deliv ering material and equipment at the Lowell bridge Kite preparatory to starting work soon bn the piers of the new bndge to be built there. Eugene lodge No. 11, A.F. and A.M., will meet this Wednesday evening! There will be work in the fellowcraft degree. Some damage was done to a car driven by Alice Celestia ' Horn, Medical Lake, Wn, when it collid ed with a truck, driven by Harris Dale Hurd, route 2, box 42, Eu gene, at Third and High streets Tuesday, city police report. Front fender, wheel, axle and tire of the car were damaged. Antonio Garausl Hernandes Is In city jail, charged with being drunk on the street. City police arrested him at Eighth and Willamette at 1:30 a. m. Wednesday. A bicycle belonging to Cornerus Hooing, 161 17th avenue west, was stolen at Ninth and Willam ette Tuesday night, Hooing report t.1 to city police. Small damage was done to four houses in which fires started Tues day and Wednesday morning, city firemen report. Two' flue fires. one in a house occupied by Aman da Hecathorne at 2042 Onyx, and anotner owned by Chester Con ger, two and one-half miles west Chules Perry Reynolds M nd $3i tor on Eleventh avenue, did no dam!"--; rd age. a root lire resulted in small damage in a house owned by Bill Porter, 1351 Jefferson; and at 1216 Lincoln a large hole was burned in the wall board when an overheat ed furnace set the wall on fire Wednesday morning. The house is owned by Mrs. Anna Willoughby. C. V. MacDonald, manager of the United States employment service office in Eugene, left Wed nesday to attend a USES confer ence in Portland. He plans to be gone for the remainder of the week. Eugene Garden club member. who have keys to the clubhouse are requested to exchanee them wor new ones at the home of Mrs. L. W. Watson. 1375 Pearl street. Mrs. Llndon Borough, and Mr.. Burton Boroughs have returned frbm spending a month at Pasa Robles, Calif., where they visited Burton Boroughs at Camp Rob erts, Little Town Hall ha. listed a. its speaker for Friday, Dec. 15, at 8 p.m., at First Congregational church, Mrs. Suen-l-wu Chang, who was formerly in charge of the home-making department of Klangsi Christian Union. The lat ter is a project sponsored and partly financed by Madame Chiang Kai-shek. The speaker's topic will be: "Rural Reconstruc tion and China's Youth." People of the community are invited to attend and hear her. Certificate aa registered nurse of Sister Mary Dolores was filed in the office of the county clerk Wednesday. Marvin D. Schlrmer of Junction City RFD 3 was in Eugene Wednesday and called at the courthouse on business. Mr. and Mr.. Norman Thom ason of the Junction City area were Eugene visitors Wednesday. Charles Tatum was In Eugene Wednesday from the McKenzie valley. T. A. Gilbert was down from his home on the upper McKenzie river Wednesday. A 4-H cooking club has been organized at Swamp school, dig it jf V PFC MERLE NICE 22. son of Mr. and Mn. John E. Nice of Springfield was wounded In action M v. 19, In Germany, where ho served as an advance scout with the infantry of the Timberwolf dt vision. Bo went oversea - this fall. ... overload; Murrel C. Ma ugh $33 for over load; Arthur Richard HAnna fan for overload; Carl Arnold Schmidt $9 for overload; Milton LeRoy Powell $15 for overload; Harley Ray Norrls $9 and $20 for overload; Emery W. Barker $50 for overload; George Robert Howell $2.50 for driving without tail light; C. Michel $103.60 for depriving animals of necessary sustenance; Frank Tom Davlsson $10 and $15 for overload; Charles DeBoer $8 for combination overload; Howard H. Round tree $5 for overload; Virgil X. Hughes $23.60 on charge of reckless driving. BIRTHS TEVEPAUGH At Sacred Heart general hospital, Wednesday. Dec. 13, 1844. to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Tavepaugh, Creswell, a daughter. STALP At Sacred Heart general hos pital, weanesaay, uec. 13, 1S44. to Mr, and Mrs. Leo J, Stalp, Harrlsburg, a daughter. DEED ON At Sacred Heart general hos pital, weanesaay, uec. is, ivm, to Mr. and Mrs. Am lie C. Deedon, Walton, a son. SCHNEPP At Sacred Heart general hospital, Wednesday, Dec 13. 1944. to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schnepp, Co burg, a son. TAYLOR At Sacred Heart general hos pital, Tuesday, Dec. 12, 1M4, to En sign and Mrs. Oliver P. Taylor, Junc tion City, a dauRhter. LEE At Sacred Heart general hospital, Monday, Dec. n, 1H4, to Mr, and Mrs. Ernest E. Lee. route 4, Eugene, a son. SCHAFFER At Sacred Heart general hospital, Monday, Dec. 11, 1944, to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. sc naffer, Springfield, a daughter. DeGRAEVE At Sacred Heart general hospital, Monday, Dec. 11. 144, to Staff Sgt. and Mrs. George DeGraeve, 865 Van Buren street, a son, FOX At Sacred Heart general hos pital, Monday. Dec. 11, 1944, to Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell H. Fox, Springfield, a daughter. c CARSON At Sacred Heart general hos pital, Monday, Dec. 11, 1944, to Capt. and Mrs. R. A. Carson, Springfield, a daughter. DEEDS At Sacred Heart general hos pital, Monday, Dec. 11, 1944, to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin J. Deeds, route 2, Eugene, a daughter. HAWK At Sacred Heart general hos pital. Sunday, Dec. 10, 1944, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hawk, Vlda, a daughter. NELSON At Sacred Heart general hos pital, Sunday, Dec. 10, 1944, to Mr. - and Mrs. Clifford M, Nelson, route 1, Eugene, a son. ARMSTRONG At Sacred Heart general hospital, Sunday, Dec. 10, 1944, to Mr. and Mrs. WendeU .M. Armstrong, 322 Sixteenth Avenue east, a son. Forgery Defendant Sent To Penitentiary. Glen Erlcks, who pleaded guilty in circuit court several day, ago to the charge of forgery, was sen tenced by Judge G. F. Sklpworth Wednesday to a term in the state penitentiary not to exceed three years. He was taken to Salem later in the day by Nelson F. Whipps, deputy sheriff. . Erlcks had waived grand jury in action in his case. He was ac cused of passing a bad check. Cottage Grove Boy Made Life Scout ROW RIVER Before an thuslastic audience of parents and Boy Scouts, Jim Valentine of Troop 18, Cbttage Grove, received the award of Ufa scout, next to the highest rank in scouting, at the South Lana district court of honor held here Tuesday. In a special ceremony as a part of the court of honor, L. S. Hlrd presented a two-star service flag in honor of Elwin Howell, now in the United States navy, and Harry Kelly, who is serving in the mer chant marine, who were former Boy Scouts of Troop 13 of Dorena. Other awards which were pre sented at the court of honor in cluded second class scout, Robert Duer and Robert Kyle of Troop 13i and first class scout, Lynn Morss, Kenneth Cooper, Robert Barta, Eddie Garoutte, and Clar ence Oppheint of Troop 13. Merit badges were awarded to the following: Troop 13, Lawrence Hlrd, carpentry, woodwork, wood turning, metal .work, and home repair. Troop 18, Lester Porter, Jr., personal health, public health, safety, and pathfindng; Robert Long, pathfinding and home' re pair; Jim Valentine, athletics, first aid, public health, and swimming; and Wesley Thompson, home re pair and pathfinding. Heading the court of honor was N. J. Nelson, Jr., chairman of the South Lane advancement commit' tee, with C. E. Roberts of Cottage Grove Troop 60, Arthur Weinkauf, acting scoutmaster of Cottage Grove Troop 18, H. L. Wolfard, chairman of the South Lane diS' trict committee; Louis Dodge 'of Troop 13; Howard F. Needham scoutmaster of Eugene Troop 67, and Judson W. scout executive Trail Council. Compton, field of the Oregon Eugene Register-Guard, Wednesday, Dee. 13, 1M4 Paf I Edison P-TA Meets Tuesday Evening Edison P-TA held It. meeting Tuesday evening. Glenn Griffith led the group in singing of Christ mas carols. The fourth, fifth, and sixth grade pupils told of Christ mas customs in other countries, particularly those countries in which there are American troops. Mrs. Willis Merriam gave a back ground talk on Christmas carols of this and other lands, and sang some of them. At the short business meeting, Max Dudley, P-TA president, re ported nearly $260 taken In on the recent rummage sale. The two at tendance prizes went to Miss Iola Houghton's first grade room. These prizes are held by the win ning room until the next meeting. Fifth and sixth grade mothers were in charge of refreshments, Misses Marie Tinker and Edith Coleman, teachers, presiding at the serving table. I .1 VFW Post Buys New $1000 War Bond. : Willamette post. No. 293. Vet erans of Foreign Wars, has pur chased another $1000 war bond, as part of its activity in the sixth war loan here. The new pujehase brings the total amount of bonds bought by the post in various drives to $5100, maturity value. This sum is for the post only, not including indl vldual purcha es by members. FIKE EXTINGUISHED SPRINGFIELD Two flue fire were extinguished early Monday morning in Springfield by the city fire department. The first, caused from an overheated flue, was at the home of Mr.. J. A. Bainbridge at 6 a. m. Firemen reported that the approximate damage totaled $15. A 7:45 a. m. blaze Monday at the home of Aloha Duckworth caused no damage. CARD PARTY SLATED SPRINGFIELD There will be a card party Thursday at 1 p. m, for members of the Ladies Auxil iary, 88, IW of A, at the home of Mrs. F. E. Dubendorf, 1148 B street. " WCTU MEETING CHANGED SPRINGFIELD The meeting of the Springfield WCTU sched uled for Dec. 26 will be held in stead on week early, Dec. 19, at the home of Mrs. Harold H. Gates, 316 D street. LADIES AUXILIARY TO MEET SPRINGFIELD Ladies Aux iliary, 88, IW of A, will meet Wed nesday at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Don Gregg. 'SPRINGFIELD Fines have been assessed in the recorder's court against Lawrence L. Lewis, $12 ($7 suspended), basic rule; Lee R. Earl, 2 ball forfaited, non-, .top; and Franda Nelson, Eugene, $1 bail forfeited, parking zone vio-. latlon. ' . - FEBKY ENGAGEMENT TOLD LYNN, Mas., Dec. 12 W) i The engagement of Eiuign Johnny Pesky, Red Sox shortstop, and. Ruth C. Hickey, of the Wave., wa. announced today py mis. Hickey', mother, Mrs. Ruth M. Hickey. . 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