Image provided by: Central Point School District #6; Central Point, OR
About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1934)
THE .......................................................................................... GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1934 .... .. the home afire, according Io a re (Up. Daisy Cdlehrist and Bernice Cook "I set a record In Germany on port made by an investigation. were in Medford Friday. the lust picture I inadr there before Mrs. George Hammersly and son, coming Io Hollywood," she an Portland Salesman Hhowa Bill, were Medford shoppers Mon swered. “I worked for six weeks in Ilia Salea Talk to Court— day. the production, making three ver James I*. Mulvey, salesman of the Jack Moore of Medford was a Mrs. Hunt of Canada is here vis Mrs. Bill Reed underwent a major Hose city, is keeping his sales talk sions at Ihe same Huir, in English, business visitor here Wednesday. iting her sister, Mrs. Coppock. operation at a hospital in Medford brushed up at the expense of the Germany und French, liefore I Mrs. Harry Newnham visiteti in Monday. Clinton Walker was a Medfoiu city. Mulvey was fined five dollars blew up on a line. Sams Valley Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newnham "The nervous tension finally did shopper Tuesday on a traffic charge in March. I.a.st Mrs. II. F. Drake went to Grants! Mr. and Mrs. Ben Paul have been have moved from the Hungry home week he was hailed into court after II I think, us everyone was on edge J. M. Stephenson, publisher of the seven overtime parking tags were just waiting for me lo forget u line to the small Stanwood house near Pass this week where she is receiv- quite ill with the measles, South Bend find.) News-Times, issued against him. Both limes he mid making liels on how long it ing treatment for her eyes. Veltie Biles wgs in Medford lues- the Aee of Spades Mrs. May belle Dotson and chil* says: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mullin and day attending to business affairs. talked the court into deferring the would be liefore I broke. When I The fundamental purpose of ad IMiyment until a later date. finally mude u slip, everyone on the Mrs. Wilmer Bailey was a Satur dren of Central Point spent Sunday son were Medford shoppers Mon vertising Is to inform the pros|ter- at the George Dorman home. sel lei out a Iremendous cheer rigid day shopper in Medford. day. Clarence Hedgpeth of Medford live buyer. No. medium has been Lilian Harvey's Memory in Ihe middle of Ihe scene." B. l„ Kenaston went to Medford Mr. and Mrs. F. Snyder of Sams visited at the home of his parents, ’ developed. even by high pressure Wednesday to have dental work Valley were Saturday visitors with is Wonder of Hollywood Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hedgpeth. lues- methods of modern business, which their daughter, Mrs, Harry Newn- done, x .. .... .......I, its * . .« t v at I ( i t I M M * begins « to . . approach the tx newspaper day. ham. Mrs. B. L. Kenaston ami son. Boh, Lilian Harvey's memory and self Mrs. Fred Slone and Mrs. B. F fulfillment of Ibis ahn. Mr. and Mrs, Guy Goff of Medford went to Grants Pass on business The agency is universal, for ill possession are the marvel of Fox NEW STOCK Blankenburg were Medford and were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Tuesday afternoon, most everyone is aide to rend ami Studio, where she was co-starred and Mrs. C. W. Davis. Mr. Goff is Soup, salad, any 15c sandwich Jacksonville business callers Tues they all read one newspaper or an with l.ew Ayres in 11. G. DeSylvIa’s FRESH foreman of the Medford S. P. sec- ,|nj cof(ec on Horning's Shack 25c day. other. Hence, the newspaper ad "My Weakness,” un original musí Wilbur Martin returned to his vertisement will reach practically cal picture to he seen Sunday at Ihe tion. lunch. Grants Pass. adv. SMOKED George Stone of Tiller visited at 3,rs j anies Bryan and Mr. and home Saturday from the Sacred all of I he purchasing public, in lh> Boxy Theatre. the home of his parents, Mr, and 3jrs_ q Davis were business vis- Heart hospital in Medford where he last analysis, lhas is what the adver "Don't you ever forget your has been a patient. Mrs. C. C. Stone, over the week end. ¡,ors in 3jedfOrd Monday. Ines?" demanded David Butler, lie.' tiser seeks to do. Woodrow Shaver is here from He returned to his home again Mon pOMlerOy and family moved "Most advertising is devoted to r director, aftrr she hud finished a day. last week from their home in Sams Ashland repairing the burlier shop buying opportunity and the major iwrticularly hard scene without a ! Valley to a ranch across the rivet and expects to start work again ity of these have lime as their as- here in the near future. sciiee. No periodical can bring to BCU near the Hittle farm. the attention of the public the Word has been received from iT I t Zelda Smith who has been work SQUARE AlUMIHUM, I ing in Medford is spending an in Mrs. Aurele Meunier that she arriv merchant's bargains except the We Also Handle definite time at her home In this ed safely at the home of her par newspaper. It strikes while the iron ents in St. Paul. Alberta, Canada. is hot. I city. "The radio has a weakness equal Mrs. Bedford Biles and infant son Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blair returned I from' pi.'i tlan'.r FndaV wimrJ" they returned Io their home Tuesday to that of the periodical, for the air TH A T SOLD had S|x'n' “ wct‘k the Joyce C,i‘" CrantshpaM°,by M“,er” ‘y h°"H‘ " advertisement is gone in a flash, leaving no lusting Impression with THE BARBER SHOP Glen l.ingren spent Sunday with Mrs- Hattie Beeman of Portland Ihe hearer. The newspaper adver- Nice Supply on IS NOW OPEN his parents Mr. and Mrs. l.ou Lin- arrived Friday evening for an indef- tisements. on Ihe contrary, is « continuous impression of n record gren. Glen is assistant clerk in the I in He visit withi herdaughter, Mrs Hand Now ed fact, to which the reader can re FOR BUSINESS C. W. Martin and ainily. CCC office at Medford. fer for comparisons or to refresh Woodie Shaver and Vivienne Mrs. Paul Holderness and chil his mind us he starts shopping. Conic in for a shave dren and Mrs. H. E. Blankenburg Wright of Ashand were callers in Then, loo, the press can give a re Gold Hill Tuesday. and daughter were Saturday visit- production of the article, and noth or haircut. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Peckham und ing can be more effective innn vis i ors in Grants Pass. Glen Pierce left for his home in daughter, Pollyam , of Jacksonville, ual presentment. Grandview. Washington, Monday were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. "Finally, the proof of the pudding Is in the eating. Since udvertisina ' morning. He was called here by the and Mrs. B. E. Blankenburg. WOODIE SHAVER W. I- VanHoulen. Mr. and Mrs. began, no agency has produced, or death of his father, R. A. Pierce of Torn Henderson, Mrs. Lee Cook ami can produce, the substantial results Hogue Hiver, Mr. Holcomb of Holcomb Springs Earl Pankey were among Medford of the newspaper." 5 n Sams Valley spent Monday and business visitors Tuesday. Lawrence WhitseVt and Hay Tuesday here as the guest of Dick Walker and attended to business af Thompson spent the week end her? ■ SPRING IS HERE fairs before returning Io his home. with their families. They returned to their work at Sawyers Bur, Cal • and Summer’s Round the C< rner The News office had a beautiful bouquet of tulips on display Iasi ifornia, Sunday. Tom Shaver, local barber, was re- ' — ———— ~ week which was presented by the Sardine creek correspondent, Mrs. turned to the county jail in Medford Klamath Falla Man Finds ■ by state police Friday afternoon. He Peace-making Dangerous— Right now your car needs the complete lubricating Lily Dusenberry. A Klamath Falls man Iasi week ■ protection of a CRACK PROOF heat resisting motor Olav laikken returned Io his home had been released on parole recent- ■ in Seattle, Washington, last weex ly but will be forced lo serve out his decided that interfering with family ■ oil. We say DRAIN off winter worn oil TODAY— old sentence. fights is u risky business. Harry from where he w’ill again leave on Several friends of Lyle Thompson Poole, theatre operator in that city, ■ fill with fresh CRACK PROOF Texaco mot« r oil, or his fishing boat for an indefinite gathered at his home Monday eve- j tried to help settle a family row ■ Havoline Wax Free eastern oil, then LISTEN to a trip. ning to informally celebrate his 14th and got his finger bitten for his smoother, quieter engine. Another result of the early spring AND PIICED AI trouble. Lyle Green anil Ids wife ■ w c a .n e r o o m u c ru w ..» — — weather Southern Oregon has — been birthday. Cards were played and rC- were having a fracas in their yard ONLY enjoying came to light this week freshinents served at the close of when Poole interfered—und Green when it was learned that the Fred Ihe evening. hit Poole’s finger. Green was ar Stone family had included fresh Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lance and rested for drunken and disorderly Vx peas from their own garden in their daughter, Ruth, and Mr. and Mrs. K. conduct. E. Cook spent the week end at menu. ASK ABOUT OUR [ Residents of this town craned Scott’s Valley, California, visiting Storm Pulls Freakish FREE TRIAL WASHING We have a complete «tock of j their necks skyward Saturday aft Mrs. Cook’s brother, T. (). Bottoms Prank at Cottage Grove— ernoon to get a look at the five and daughter, During an electrical storm at Cot United States Navy planes bound Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shoemaker re tage Grove last Friday the lightning _________ _______ __________I from San Diego to Seattle. The turned from Klamuth Falls Monday lighted a stove that hud been filled . . . ... . .. . , , . ! planes joined surface vessels in Ihe after spending five days at the Clar- with rubbish and had not been Maytag Distributors for Jackson northern nnrlhprn ritv ,he 1934 city in in the 1934 Aleuthian Aleulhian •nce Garrett home. They also slop lighted for several days. And to County island survey expedition for this ped at Crater Lake on their way make sure that the occupants of the SALES AND SERVICE year. The planes stopped for a short home. house noticed the freakish trick, the Phone 300 131 West Main time in Medford Saturday noon. Chief F’olice v,,a,uu> Clatous McCredic v,iiivi of ui ruiiLc .„v„, v...v electrical shock also opened the Medford, Ore. of Medford, candidate for sheriff on ,ioor of (he stove and allowed the CHILDREN'S ANKLETS. 10c lo 25c pair the Republican ticket in the May; persons to see the fire burning. The primaries, was a Gold Hill caller incident occurred at the C. E. Tuesday. .Mr. McCredie was a war n rown home. buddy of Merritt Merriman, both j _____ men being in a New York hospital phoenix Infant Burns ‘o at the same time. Death in Fire Friday— While its mother was nway from Horton Beeman, of San Francisco, brother of Mrs. C. W. Martin j t the ranch home little Delores Jane These nice spring Gold Hill, is here spending several Evarhard, two years old, burned lo j days when you are days enjoying a visit and doing a death when the Evarhard ranch I bit of fishing. Mr, Beeman formerly home caught fire last Friday, Other j out of doors a lot lived here. He was accompanied to children playing with matches set | makes appetites bet this city last Saturday by B. E. ter. We can supply the Eckberg also of the Bay City. The good things to eat to men report fishing in these parts satisfy that appetite. much better than California. Sun Fill *er up with day the parly caught SI fish ani Monday added another 109 which Here are a few sug speaks well for tl.eir ability with gestions: the rod. They will spend several more days here before returning Vegetable Salad south. (LOCAL UAPPLNINGS1 BACON N O T IC E MUTTON G o ld M ill Meat Market B O ver the S tate DRAIN—FILL—then LISTEN Leslie Cook’s—the Texaco Station 1.50 I Mk | I I l f A Fick’s Hardware OVERALLS 6 Dozen New Dresses N othing O ver 89c DRAKE'S Good Things to Eat Another Big Hat Sale 150 m ore n e w Hats Standard Gasoline No. 1 tin............... 20c Mixed Vegetable« No. 2 tin ..............15c CORN No. 2 tin.......2 for 25c PEAS No. 2 tin .............. 10c CARD OF THANKS T O J Complete line of S & W Fancy Canned Goods. For all the kindness and sytn. pathy shown us in our recent be reavement, and for the many floral offerings we wish to express our sincere gratitude. H. G. Pierce, * Paul Pierce, Mrs. O. B. Penney, Mrs. R. L. Kenaston. We stock a very complete line of L A T T IC E G o ld H ill Supply “Where Price« Sell Quality’’ Phon« g L A. A. WALKBR Wo BaMvar and our book of plans has many new ideas for it’s use. with Tetraethyl Unsurpassed T hat’s what the ma jority of motorists are saying. Fifty million drivers can’t be wrong. Drive in—as Hatlo says —give it a whirl. Don’t forget we do ekpert greasing. Drive in at Porter Lbr.Co. Coy’s Service Station 204 So. Fir - - Medford Seth Coy, Manager Free Architectural Service on Sale F riday-S atu rday $1.00 each SUITS AND COATS—at cost and less. SILK DRESSES ................. special $3.45 and up COTTON DRESSES......................... 79c to $3.95 SPORT OXFORDS White elk kiltie tongue, genuine moccasins. 3A to C; ¿l/ j to 9. $2.95 The Band Box & Shoe Box 202 So. Sixth St., Grants Pass 223 E. Sixth St. Medford
