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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1932)
The Most Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, .xxtxxxnxxtxi-ftx-t-t-t-t n VOLUME XXXV OPENING BALL PoMiahed in the Biggest L ittle Tow n in the State T i ............................................... ..................... ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ ..... NUMBER 55 GOLD HILL. OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1932 Old Council Members . Attend Last Meeting 1 — - — ----------------------— . ■ ----- ----- ----------------------------------------------------------------------; ODD BUT TRUE j OF HEALTH UNIT Hour members of the elly coun cil officiat'd ul their last meeting of the presen! I<ini ul the regular session of tliut body Monday eve ning in Ihe city hall. Those retir ing in fuvor of new members ure J. Play Return Game w ith Ash W. Bryan, W. E. (Pop) Boss. O. I! Newell and Albert Pankey. Mr. land; Public Urged to Pankey, however, will still he In the service i f Ihe clly us mayor in Buy Season Tickets stead of councilman. ( New members of I be governing Gold Hill high school will open ¡ body Ibid will lake place ul the Ils home imskelbull season Friday «r.« meeting In January are A A , I Walker. II. F. Drake, (.has heb night with whal promises Io be a w „ N(,r|on (:k „ Gilchrist rlp-snortiug, fust mid furious game ,|n(1 |»ilui Thompson, present mem- with Ashland Junior Idgb. This leum |.< i , reelected to the i' uneil. IL D has always been considered u serl- Force, recorder, and Bertha Coy ou. rival and ihe locals prepare fo, trea.urer present officeholder. make up the o ffic ia l fa m ily o f the . bailie each year. rhv of l.asl Tuesday they met on the Ash- A, ,h(. m(.efing Monday roulin« land floor in a close battle result-: im^ine-s» was disposed of and the Ing 18-1# in Ashland's favor so Frl- unen|p,oym<.nt an<j relief situation day the locals will be out for blood. discussed The financial condition Under Coach Abbot,, who is as of the city and Ihe method of dis sisted by Supt. J. A Thomason, Ihe posing of bonds came In for learn has been given some bard lengthy discussion for the benefit w o rk -o u ts . of the new members present. Line-ups have not been an- GAME FRIDAY " Tuesday morning two local upon J Seal Sale, W elfare Sewing, Care of H ealth of Needy Included in Project* Same Officer. Ie Head fans. Cteo Gilchrist ami It. fc. I C o m m e r c h l C lu b in 1933 Blankenburg appeared before tin At a inciting Wednesday evening student body and threw down a challenge Io Ihe students to show present iffleers of the Commercial some spirit and school loyalty In ilub were elected for the coming thclr this year, unit d< year. President \\ alkvr and lliv ir i athletics llllliT lia .............................. .. — V V Iir . I r A. a. « A. »• ........................................... dared that townspeople would form Secretary Tony Boss has given much a routing section that they expect- (heir time and effort Io this ed the students to match in pep. The organisation and their holdings of- reaction from Ihe students Indicates fire for another term was heartily tha, Ihe people of Ihe community endorsed. will he ''put in the shade” unless The club decided'to change the they turn nut In full force. : regular meeting night from Wed- Season tickets are now on sale at n(.s,,„v evening to Friday evening very reasonable ,»rices fur the ten p ut. („ the busy holiday season I, home games. It is hoped the pub- j deeideit not to meet until the Hr will respond and bark the Irani f|rw| Friday night after the new and the srnool. year. The dull is anxious Io get new . . . to __________ members and everyone is invited Parents Invited Dental i" " 7 • x a . J C _ . J t o nt,end the meetings. The dub is L e c t u r e in M e d f o r d Mni|„ jj,l( ,,P!l accomplished many things that would do credit Io a Extensive plans are being made by much large- organisation. members of the Jackson County Health insoria,ion for (he address ZEI.DA SMITH TAKES POSITION at Medford December 14 of Dr. WITH OK. INSKEEP OF MEDFORD Chas. A. Sweel of Ouklund. Califor nia. secretary of the n a tio n a l as- Z j,|(|l| Sm „ h w h „ hn, ,)et. „ soda,ion of preven,« ve dentist. > ,()Vp(1 (s an(| edi tor children, and a nationally known i J th> f o |d HH| Ncws for , hc figure in health circles. | |#M (w ) yp#rs „ ih weck r„ igne(, He will speak at the county court j her position to become stenogra house auditorium the afternoon of | pher for Dr. Inskeep in Medford, be December 14 a, 3 o’clock and his ginning work Wednesday. subject will ileal with the relation Dr. Inskeep, who is city health of children'« preventative dentistry d o c to r, h a , shared an office witli to the general health. two utiici other uuitui* doctors ass in Ihe Medford ...... iwti A cordial invitation to the meet- buildin, but recently moved Io a ing it extended all interested per- new nn,| larger office in Ihe same sons, particularly parents, who are building. interested in the nourishment or Miss Smith is the daughter of Mr. teeth in growing children. ' an,| Mrs. Tom Smith of this city and Members of the Parent-Tearher is unusually capable. She graduated association eouneil of the county are from the local high school las, year . • ■ • ,« ■ , ■. ■ , * i . -- a X. — M...... Cl«,. 1. «,■. also extended a special invitation. with second highest honors. She has The mwding is being sponsored assisted loyally and faithfully in the by Ihe Health association and the work here, and will undoubtedly he members will be hostesses a, tea. very successful In her new work. Miss Louise Smith, her sister, will There will be no admission charged and no subscription of funds at Hie take her place, and Hie editors or the News will appreciate any assist meeting. Several members of the local ance the people of the community health unit plan Io go and any one give her in her work. wishing to make Ihe trip should in ODD FELLOWS MAKE PLANS form Miss Nellie Jacobs. K dh tv / ihm ltn o q urn WU TtliPKON? XCtMOVMW TOO VlûROÔ .1 ■ --»* ~~ SvíTt PW CtUT OV it OHÚf nVTN ,p' 0Ç With the meeting of the Gold Hill Health unit at the home of Mrs. Aurele Meunier last Tuesday aft ernoon, the organization suspended I its regular meetings until after the I Christmas holidays, according to Miss Nellie Jacobs, local chairman, who states that they have had one of the most successful seasons in the history of the organization. Sponsoring Seal Sale One of the most important projects now being sponsored is the sale of Christmas seals which carry the double cross of the national associa tion for the prevention of tubercu losis. This Is in no way connect ed with the Red Cross organization. Mrs. Lola Reed, educational chair- nan. lias charge of this work, and >s in other years, has mailed seals o people <»l the community. She lrges that they respond even more generously than usual, if possible, to upport the cause which is doing inusual work to prevent deaths from tuberlucosis. Donation? to this work from 1924 to 1932 are as follows. 1924, $16.00; 1925, $29.50. 1926, $43.10; 1927, $46.00; 1928, $28.14; 1929, $46.85; 1930, $63.74; 1931, $fc9.48. Not Connected w ith Red Cross In telling of the work done by the unit Miss Jacobs points out that it is a branch of the county-wide or ganization known as the Jackson F irst Cold Snap of Season Gun Club Elect* Same County Health association. All work Highw ay Contract* T o Be G reet* Residents This W eek ers donate their time, talent and O fficer* at M eeting Fri. Let N ext Wednesday money, no one receiving salaries The first cold weather of the fall except the county doctor and At a meeting of the Gold Hili Bids on approximately $800,000 and winter greeted people in this nurses. Money is raised by mem worth of highway work to be paid Bifla and Pistol clab held last Fri vicinity Monday when Ihe mercury' bership fees and donations, with a day evening at the Gold Hill News for by federal emergency appropria took a nose dive and slid down be direct tax being levied for possibly tions, will be awarded by the state office, officers now serving were re low freezing. Ice about a quarter ten per cent of the cost of the work highway commission at its meeting elected for the next year. They are: of an inch thick was discovered in over the entire county. in Portland next Wednesday, De Cleo Gilchrist, president; M. B. Mer water buckets and in fountains. The Officers of the local organization riman, vice president; Wm. Fergu cember 14. sun Tuesday afternoon took the are. Miss Nellie Jacobs, general son, treasurer; R. E. Blankenburg. The contracts will cover the im chill off for several hours but chairman; Mrs. Lola Reed, educa provement of 41 miles of highways, secretary r.nd Floyd Lance, execu Tuesday evening old man winter tional chairman; Mrs. C. W. Martin tive officer. construction of seven bridges and Ten members were out for the got in some more good licks and and Mrs. O C Palmer, nurse chair improvement of four others. The meeting and an enthusiastic discus gave warning that he was really men; Mrs. Blanche Merriman, sup work will be scattered over 14 coun here. Will. Christmas’ less than ply chairman; Miss Bertha Coy, ties in the state. Southern Oregon sion of plans for the club trans three weeks away the snappy finance chairman; Mrs. J. li. projects for which bids are called pired. Reports of the secretary and weather is appropriate and should Lively, publicity chairman. treasurer were read. A report was include: Have 45 Members also giyen on the progress of work aid St. Nick in his annual tour in Jackson county—Central Poinl- on the range, located two miles west this section. Since 1924 membership has in Medford section of the Pacific high of the city at Zatcher. Saturday a Snow fell this morning, but melt creased from 9 to 45, drives being way, 3.08 miles of grading and eon- number of members constructed the ed almost as fast as it fell. The sur conducted by the finance chairman rrele paving. Neil creek section of framework of whg, will eventually rounding hills are white, however, in May each year. Ihe Pacific highwny, 1.06 miles of be a sort of clubhouse and place to with a half-inch coating. Mrs. Reed as educational chair grading. McCallister section of Lit man, in addition to conducting the shoot from in bad weather. tle Buttc secondary highway, 4.17 Equipment from the U. S. war H igh School Basketeer* W in Christmas seat sale, works with the miles of clearing and grubbing and department is expected soon and district nurse, Miss Sybil Walker in Practice T ilt W ith Alum ni educational work in the schools. 1.38 miles of grading. active shooting matches will then Klamath county—Three bridges on Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Palmer assist start. In a practice game last Thursday the Odell Lake-Walker mountain The charter was framed this week evening C*ach Abbott's Gold Hill Miss Walker in her work among section of Willamette highway. by A. F. Becker, local druggist, high school basketball team edged people outside the schools needing medical care. and is on display in his window. out a win from the Alumni team by Mrs. Merriman handles supplies Sams Valley “Sodbuster*” There are 22 members in the Gold a score of 14-11. Quite a group of Take Tow n Team In to Camp Hill club. The club boasts of having fans watched the game although it of bedding and clothing for expect one .of Ihe youngest and oldest mem was in the nature of a practice ant mothers unable to provide their needs. In a rough-and-lumble basket bers of any similar club in the and not advertised. Members also attend and encour couhtry, the youngest. IJnsley Dor ball game on the local court Wed‘ Most of Ihe high school players age others to attend the educational nesday evening, ihe Sams Valley man, being 19, and J. C. Ingling, 84. were sophomores and had little ex lectures sponsored by the county independent basketball team won the oldest. perience in actual competition but association. Anyone interested in this sort of gave a good account of themselves from Gold Hill by a count of tl to 6. Doing Charitable Sewing FOR CHRISTMAS PROGRAM An accurate account of Ihe game organization is invited to join. Lei for the firs! game. Lack of practice An average of fifteen women have any one o' the officers know and was not kept but fans slated the Gilmore O il Co. To Use also handicapped the alumni team. attended the meetings of the local Committees of Gold Hill Lodge Sams Valiev boys made 199 first the membership will be taken. The unit this fall and have made five Newspaper Advertising No. 129 are working hard on plans downs to (Told Hill’s 99. In fact club is affiliated with the National OPP MINE AT J’VILLE quilts and about 24 bnby garments. Rifle association of America. for Ihe annual Christmas party CHANC.ES HANDS At the last meeting members coop George McMurphey, representative which will be held on Christmas it was an up-nnd-down affair. How ever the fans liked the game and of Che, Ciank, Inc., advertising C. T. Barringer of Boise arrived erated with the Red Cross by tak eve, ns usual. are looking for future exhibitions. JUNE COOK NOW ing ten flannel gowns to make at agency with central offices in Los Crater Lake encampment Is assist More power to you boys. WEARING DARK GLASSES in Jacksonville Sunday on business Angeles, was a visitor in Gold Hill home. connected with the Pacific Gold ing. They are also raising a fund to Thursday conferring with local Gil I, is also planned Io have an FRESHMEN ENTERTAIN FRIDAY Little June Cook, whose right eye mine, formerly known as the Opp provide crackers and milk for un more company dealers regarding other smoker in Ihe near future. mine. IN COURTESY TO SOPHOMORES was punctured last week when a 1933 advertising plans for Ihe com According Io Mr. Barringer the dernourished children in the school. knife in the hands of her sister Contributions to this fund are ap pany. The advertising agency is in TRANR, ENT BRBAKS C. POINT mine is one of the best known in The Freshman Return party In slipprd and c u t h e r eyeball preciated, or the unit will do sew charge of Gilmore advertising ac-l the state. Laving a high grade of DRUG STORE WINDOW IN courtesy to the Sophomores who en has had the bandage removed and free milling ore. Under modern ing for a reasonable charge. They tivities. tertained for them last fall was is now wearing dark glasses. I, Is ATTEMPT TO HIT DRUGGIST “Nearly three quarters of a mil methods of treating ore, the gold wilt also sell outright some of the given Friday night. Games, old and •yet. unknown whether she will be lion dollars have been spent by Gil can be extracted with less waste quilts they have made. able to see, because of a cataract Contributions of old clothing or more In newspaper advertising on George Dalbey, 43, a transient new, were played and everyone en ■growing on her eye which cnnnol than formerly, thus increasing the bedding which can be made into the Pacific const alone,” McMurphey j was lodged In Ihe county jail Salur- joyed the refreshments of elder and percentage of profit. said. “This extensive trial has In- day nigh, by state police, after he eake which were served by the be removed until the eye heals. Some of the new machinery for serviceable articles, or other mate dieated to us tha, newspapers pro- was reported to have thrown a hosts. About forty were present, the mine has been installed, nnd rials that can be used in this wor REEDS ENTERTAIN SUNDAY EVE vide the most efficient basic ailver- paper weight through the window j including the high school faculty, it is expected Ihnt the mine will thy work are appreciated. Using media for our use. Future of the Stone Drug store a, Central and upperclassmen in addition Io the Mrs. Merriman or Miss Jacobs wilt Mr. nnd Mrs. H. D. Reed were be running Io its capacity of 100 plans enll for a more exlensive use Point, in an attempt to hi, E .T . hosts and honorees. be glad to accept them. host nnd hostess a, a dinner parly tons of ore a day by spring. This, of newspaper space than ever be- Slone, the druggist. Stnte police and evening of bridge a, their home however, will be only Ihe first HAVE BABY DAUGHTER WORK DELAYED fore,” | staled that Dalbey entered the drug Sunday evening. Guests included unit and will jemploy a 100 men. Work on the store at the Jacobs Constant Gilmore sales increases store, asking for money to buy food, Mr. Berringer is very enthused Mr. nnd Mrs. Nell Doty are the the high school fai's’lty—J. a . Thom over the prospects, pointing out ranch is being delayed considerably even during Ihe depression have, became lingered and in an attempt ason, Mr. Abbott. Miss ffhdiey and by the cold weather. The sisters been brought about largely through Io strike Slone with Ihe weight, proud parei.ts of a baby daughter Miss Cheney: and Miss Berthn Coy. that durin3 the depression, al horn nt the community hospital In hoped to be completely moved by consistent advertising activity, in broke the plate glass window, though other metnts haev declined Medford, Tuesday morning, Decem Ernest Ross and Mr. and Mrs. B E Christmas, however. ____ the opinion of Gilmore officials, Mc- in value, gold has risen. Blankenburg. ber 6, weighing 8 lbs. and 1 ox. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEWS Murphey said.
