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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1947)
1 1 I' I pAlnvesfigating Hit-Run Death Attorney Ed Luckey WW,..f. investigation in J. Wednesday to odmuh i ontte death of George 2ar-old Glenada man lound dead on the mgn !S I?ence last week. t r,,ntv fail JggjTth the Campus YMCA Elects Eugene Man President David Mortimore, Eugene, has ben elected president of the Uni versity o Oregon YMCA, it was announced Tuesday. Other officers elected: William Gardner, vice-president. Snrina- field; Arthur Johnson, secretary, Eugene; and Charles Anderson, treasurer ADeraeen, wasn. au omcers were named pro tern, retaining their seats until regular spring elections. Naming of committees and further organization planning will be accomplished at a meeting in the campus Y Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. case were Carl Hatch, 18, and Delbert Unser, 18. Mrs. Unser, 17, was released to take care of her live-months-old baby after being held as a material witness In the case. Delbert Unser Is held as a ma. terlal witness. Eugene justice court Tuesday assumed jurisdic tion In the case after preliminary hearings in Florence justice court. Justice John Bryson, Eugene, said that present charges against Hatch are failure to stop at the scene of an accident Elmira's Open Bible Church - Ill I. "'"' an .Or." "j-y" , EDDIE AND RUTHE WASHINGTON Music you will always remember. -Preaching you will never forget, (Accordion Trombone Tipple Piano) Each Night at 7:30 H. C. Hauge, Pastor UNITED MAIN LI HERS fast economical H Hours (lax mini) PORTLAND ... 1 . . . . $ 4.95 SEATTLE .... 2 .... 11.20 VANCOUVER . . iV .... 16.85 SAN FRANCISCO 3 .... 18.45 LOS ANGELES . VA .... 33.60 CHICAGO .... 13 . . . . 85.45 NEW YORK ... 17 .... 118.30 M 39 other HIm mtl to cnt, HaH fan for riilldron 2 to 1 p k MAHLON SWEET FIELD ' or an ooKiorlnd fravol agon SHIP BY AIR FRIIOHT CALL 217 , SHIP BY AIR FREIGHT ffl r ' "".....ji i. . i f appetizing ways to serve Grapefruit i- Highway Group Changes Name The. OrPPfm Tnn1i TTlUn.n Assn.. in Oregon's main traffic artery as an uuernaiionai route Irom Canada to Mexico, Tuesday had a new name U. S. 99 Assn. The name-change was effected at a Monday meeting of the as sociation, helrt fn tha CI Chamber of Commerce office and attended by Fred Brenne, Eugene Chamber secretary. Brenne pointed out that U. S. 99 is ine only highway in the United StateS Whinh mnn AM. u MWU. Canada to Mexico. "Several rep resentatives of the U. S. 99 Assn. have volunteered to travel the lliEhwav this finrlntf nnniarttna 11 chambers of commerce and tour ist stopping-points with plans for development of the highway on a national scale," Brenne said. C. E. McLean, chairman of the Eugene chamber tourist commit tee, was unable to attend the saiem meeting. . Junior First Citizen Banquet Tickets Sold Tickets to the Junior Chamber of Commerce banquet Friday night, honoring Robert Cross, Eu gene's junior First, Citizen, were on sale Tuesday with every mem ber of the Jaycees and at the Chamber of Commerce office, Eu gene Hotel. Hale Thompson and Maurle Ja cobs, co-chairman of the banquet committee, announced that tickets would cover all the evening's cele bration, beginning at 6 p. m. with a "Cheerio Hour" in the Assem bly Room of the Eugene Hotel, and including the banquet in the Persian Room at 7:30 and the dance, in the same room, at :au p. m. Honorary plaques will be pre sented at the banquet to five other outstanding junior citizens of Eu gene, Jacobs said, with awards based on assistance to service pro jects in Eugene during 1946. ' C. E. McLean will act as master of ceremonies. Lofton Tatum, national vice- president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, will be an honor guest at the banquet, as well as Merle Nash, Oregon Jaycee president. "Only 300 tickets are available lor ine evening program," jacoos warned, "and we're promising a wonderful time, so anyone who wants to be sure of ticket had better buy now"." : Notional Eagles Chief To Attend Initiation James W. Bryan, Jr., Bremer ton, Wash.) grand worthy presl dent of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, will attend a meeting of the local lodge Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the Eagles Hall. ' A large class of candidates will be Initiated In his honor, and about 100 persons are expected to attend from Albany, Corvallis and Salem. " Members of the (11x111817 will meet at the same time, and will entertain out of town women. Re freshments will be served. Eva Leona Norwood Eva Leona Norwood, 29, Chula Vista, Calif., died in that city Sunday. Born April 17, 117, at Eugene, she was married at Springfield to Rubin Norwood June 15. 1943. She was a member of the Pentecostal Assembly or. God Church. Surviving ate her widower; her mother. Mrs. Violet Pullen, Camas Valley; her grandmother, Mary E. Clark, Springfield; a Drotner, Robert Fletcher, Bremerton, Wash.; three sisters, Mrs. Ethel Peckham, Portland, Mrs. Mildred Standiford and Mrs. pearl cooper, both of Springfield; and several other relatives. Funeral services will be an nounced later. Mary L Luther' Mary i turner, iu, oi mo ram St.. died Saturday at her home. She was born Sept 12, 1876, In New York, and later worked as a settlement worker and teacher in Michigan. In 1911 she moved to Los Angeles, and in 1933 to Ore gon. For the past six years she lived in Eugene, and was a mem ber of the First Church of Christ Scientist. Her only survivors are cousins in the east. Private services were held at Poole-Larsen Mortuary, with con. eluding services at Eugene Creimv torlum. . . For Cleaning Farriers Sawdust Method, Electrio Cleaners, 1Z10 Willamette. 24-Year Absence of Wife Spurs Suit for Divorce Twenty-four . years of separa tion from his wife have proven too much for Robert Styskal, Eu gene, who filed suit for divorce Tuesday in circuit court. - He left Karoline in Bosovice, Moravia, Czechoslovakia in 1923 and came to the United States with the understanding that when he became established he would send for her. They corresponded through the years and finally, In 1938, he asked her to come. "But she re fused," the complaint alleges. The complaint lists grounds for suit as "continued wilful absence." Three children, all of whom are now over 21, were born after the couple's marriage in June, 1920, Baby Killed by Gun In Brother's Hand KLAMATH FALLS W) Judy Katherine Hill, 11-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hill of Wocus, was accidental killed Monday by a bullet from a gun held by her five-year-old brother, James. . - The parents reported the, gun had been left in a corner and the boy somehow fired it UAL to Install New Equipment at City Port Ground refrigerators have been added to the new equip ment being utilized by the air lines for air freight shipments this time to insure garden-fresh delivery of perishables. United1 Air Lines has announc ed that within 90 days it will in stall refrigerated walk-in boxes at Eugene and eight other key Doints along its nationwide svs- ftem to provide for special handl ing of perishable air freight ship ments. Each box will have a capacity of 620 cubic feet and in' terior temperatures can be set from 0 to 45 degrees Fahrenheit. These new units, coupled with United's refrigerated Cargolin ers make it possible for flowers and other perishables to- be kept at desired -temperatures from the time they are brought to the air port until they reach their des tination and are picked up by the consignee. The new refrlger tion facilities also will be install ed at Boston, Cleveland, Omaha, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Sac ramento, Denver and Oakland. The most widely used species of food fish is the herring. , Fifty New Members Signed by Chamber Fifty new members have been added to the Chamber of Com merce roster since Dec. 1, through the efforts of the Chamber's Ten O'clock Club, it was announced Tuesday through the Chamber office. The Ten O'clockers (the mem bership committee), under the leadership of ' Vernon Meyer. chairman, and Maurice Jacobs, vice-cnairman, have set them selves a goal of 100 new members to be achieved by March 31, ; Charles Murphy Charles Murphy, 865 River Road, Eugene, died Monday at a Eugene hospital. Complete obitu ary and funeral arrangements will be released later by Barthol-omew-Buell Mortuary in Springfield. gnrene Kegfater-Gnard. Eugene. Ore., Tuesday, Jan. 21, 1947. Page 5 4-Month Jail Sentence Given Creswell Man Robert Clarence Learning, 21, Creswell, Tuesday was sentenced to serve lour months in Iane County jail after he entered a plea of guilty to charges of con tributing, to the delinuency of a minor. Sentence was passed by Circuit Judge G. F. Skipworth, ' An information of the district attorney charged that Learning gave whiskey to a 14-year-old girl In Cottage Grove. 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