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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1949)
! Rrif?r-flttarf, EitRwie, Or., Tlitirs., Ort, 19, 14J Tan fx Pvt Donld L. Baker, son of flGOt I OVOf j ps--"" Water 'Faui v. caivc, . ,, ffS im 1,18 , oOO.-: Eugene, has been graduated from; James Oliver Taylor, executive fc4n ihorizedithe basic airborne course of the secretary of the department of " wtinz of I Infantry School at Ft. Benning, religious education in the United r'rtPilar mK,,nre,n as a qualified parachutist. Chiristian Missionary Society, In- Tr busB"5 , ... i rIn Orider. daughter dianapolts, Ind.. sooke on "Cm. 'of Mrs. Lora Lee Grider, 710 Mon- sade tor a Christian World," be- first non-veteran "l (.nristian wouege eanesaoy frf";; horse t;. iui a sti " road hunt- roe St., is the r.Hana strl in K fiwflrn in ae i h. mi Docor,.. Taylor is tourr.g Oreeon. Wash. """.f it of according to Commander R. E. lnS"- ano- Montana, and Utah Kerr, Jr.. UbfiH. arte is studying r Art - . 1 ki:5ar7Municipal Portland, met re- -rtmmU- the can? -,h. , citizens of the througn compeuuve examinations ; convention of Disciples of Christ in tne jam navai uisuicu i at Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct 25 Hank Nllsen, Eugene High through Oct. 30. to discuss senooi xooiuau cvacu, win snow -oraUon, pictures i " "'s- P"".j..j Unit spnnglieia niKii game to mem- with Mrs. I bers of the Junior Chamber of for the Society Enrollment of NCC has been announced as follows: 328 stu dents, of whom 171 are men, and 1ST women. There are 154 fresh, men, "0 sophomores, 53 juniors, ,l(nt tO Vic moieo. lo DluiencciJci iiiuu V-IMS Boss .1 ririff.ll. :f. nd in the Naval Reserve. Clarke, son vrr .. r uJ "1 , - j t m ' ,.- . . muiuige, scnooi onsui- ot Mr. ana iir. ura n. ijari,e. field representative will leave won the promotion soon to attenri been and laboratory technique which will fit ner lor ivavai aerwce in me eent of a national emergency. Keith W. Clarke, a I Diversity "1. k. ireful. i Inaction Cit. j Keith W. Clarke, a Imversitj v itt It yea"1, of Oregon student, has been pro. ... the tn Stnrekeener Third fla Ore!00 Bureau a d Serwce, trea Jessie E. Davis Jessie E. Davis. 1960 loth St.. P ! r,Svone is to Commerce Thursday at 7 p.m., in, Springfield, died Oct. 12. She was kits n,-.n Hnfol (hnrn fV a lf!7n . . J Lb. All women of Lit re inviw- rB.""..rrnHr 11 1 Veneta. Pvt. La ye, anu PUist school in July. feiai she was assign- the Eugene Hotel. I SAW one of Eugene's mer chants come Into his store from a coffee shop with coffee spilled all over him. A. B. born Oct 3. 1870 at Monroeton. .Penn., and married Frank L. jDavis at Hornell, N.Y. June 21, 1892. She lived in Springfield the past tftree years, and was a mem- A number of dogs are now jber of Eastern Star at Bend, and available at the city pound. Dog Control Officer John Cornutt re ported Thursday. The list includes a male black uocker, 1 year old past matron of the Roseburg cnapier. Surviving are her widower: three sons, Benjamin and Ray, Eu- female red Cocker, 8 months; algene, and Charles, in Bend: tn AcSemy at West(purebred Samoyede, male, 1 year, (brothers, Ralph Munn, Hornell, . ai.Aiwith registration naners- twolanii Mbv Hfi,nn rjs v ...... a r-i , fa.awua, nans.; young part-Shepherds; two part-j six granddaughters, one grandson Terrier pups; several three-month-'and three great-grandchildren, old part-Cockers and a litter ofj Services will be at Poole-Lar-part-Wire Haired Terrier pups. ;sen Mortuary Saturday at 3:30 State police Thursday were In-(p.m., with interment at Rest vestigating the reported theft of a I Haven Memorial Park. $150 vending machine from a ike first group ever w at west ro.m. tei, Hslser. won tw0 Lcifie International few in Portland this Tco a scholarship for n-and champion t tkai sold his grand (-H bog tor price m we nog mvi- Ltli of Pythias carnival r - . .... l..M.nmtf ii Saturoas, ucgii"B , in me ti. r. ran. Hitertainment will be' Knieht ana meir U tin Pythian Sisters iut Ones, son of Mr. imr C Green of 2645 ki Eugene, has regis- niM months course m Mianies and electri- Multnomah college. H Totateer Air Re fcij Squadron will meet IGround Force reserves 1 5:30 pjn. at 1450 12th k final lecture in a Hilar? law, according flrthur H. Delmore, Bomander. Following! children. ( there will be a short leserre meeting to dis featioB received from H. Stambaugh, now on k with Portland Air Creswell service station operated by Dowell H. Hockett I ALSO SAW the look on my nine-year-old boy's face when his bike was stolen from the bus stop at Howard Lane Monday night. He had carried papers to boy the bike and it was less than a week old when it was taken. Ova Crowe, Reba Gans Mountain Edna Horfon Reba Gans Mountain, 860 23rd Ave. ., died Oct. 12 at a local hospital. She was born Oct. 1, 1880 at Cuming County, Neb., and married Thomas J, Mountain at jSalem Sept. 12, 1910. He died in 1947. She lived in Eugene the past 21 years. Surviving are three sons, Thomas G., of Honolulu, Fred L. and James J., both of Eugene: two Edna Horton, 74, died Oct. 12 sisters, Mrs. D. Gans Dale and at her home in Harrisburg. She! Miss Vine Ruth Gans; one grand was born April 14, 1875 at June-(daughter, Mary, tion City, and lived in Oregon all Services will be at Poole-Lar-her life. She was married Jan. 28,1 sen Mortuary Saturday at 10 a.m 1931 to Samuel Horton. She was! with the Rev. E. S. Bartlam of a member of the First Christian j ficiating. Interment will be in Rest Church and active in Eastern Star .Haven Memorial Park, and Rebekah Lodge. Surviving are her widower; two; Charles F. fttinHerc tannhi . Marie Hulbert, and Emil Goodland, Eugene; three grandchildren. Services will be Friday at 2:30 Charles Francis Saunders, 145 Ayerl Road, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Saunders, died Oct. kirl P. Morton will Bilitar? law at 7:30 day to members of the Reserra Corps at 1450 West. All reserve per- nqoested to attend. p.m. at Miller-Sherman-Murphy:' al ule ae m lnree monins. ne Mortuanr in Junction Citv. with! was born July 7, 1949 in Eugene. I interment in thi. IOOP Cemeterv Surviving are his parents; . grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Luman, Medford, and Mrs. (George F. Saunders, Eugene; sev- er liter Bureau Forecast: It fidsity, clear and dJ tight with light fedy Friday morning, afternoon. Western r through Friday. wwes: Highest tem- ay, 62; low S3; no rain in 24 hours poi-m.; total for month, pi normal for month, K stage of river at 7:30 P U feet; wind at 11:30 fk ; prevailing Wed- onset (PSTI: Fri- Wi and 5:31 cm. Sot. ua. and S:29 p.m. IS Hi 4:18 P . . Ella Templeron EUa' Templeton died at Albany, 'eral aunts and uncles and other Oct 11, at the age of 79. She was relatives. born April 21, 1866 in Countyl Graveside services will be Sat Kerry, Ireland and came to thejurday at 10:30 a.m. at Gillespie United States in 1885. She had I Cemetery, with Veatch Hollings been .a resident of Oregon 62 'worth England Mortuary in charge. years. She is survived by one son, Ger-; Cpnrno H Rnll aid Templeton; four grandchil- "'S6 dren, Judith, Norma Jean, Paul' George H. Boll, 1105 Ogle St, and Brian Templeton; a sisterjdied Oct. 12 at his home. He was Anna Edwards of Junction City; j born Feb. 3, 1880 at Milroy, Ind, and a brother, B. J. Downing ofiwd married Margaret Cryderman Eugene. at Flasher, N.D. April 15, 1909. Services will be held at the I He was employed by the J. O. Miller-Sherman-Murphy Funeral 1 Olsen Mfg. Ca., and lived in Eu- Home t Junction City Saturday 'gene the past 1? years, at 2 p. m., with interment in the Junction City IOOF Cemetery. Coffee gets its name from the province of Kaffa in Abyssinia. Surviving are his widow; a brother, L. M. Boll of Brisbane, N.D. Services will be announced by Poole-Larsen Mortuary. rWWVAVWWWt! 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Only Another snappy boy's coat that has zipper and button fronts. Some of these coats come with hats for the boys too. (Sizes 3 16) Regular $7,95, now only $098 $Q00 Here's a eutey for the little girls. It comes in plaid and solid! S colors of blue and red. Sizes 3-6. Only WILLIAM 3 2 00 1011 WttLAMETTl Men's Wear Main Floor, Women's Mezzanine, and Children's Lower fteo? ...
