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è B.C M o ., Thoroughly R ..d W eekly lo Sou,h e ,„ O regon Puhli.hed te 0 « V O L U M E X X X V ii P rize Winners and Exhibits o f Gold Hill Eair L jl„ e T<, „ n „ L O L i n 111 - 1 - O K 1Ú ,( j . \ / r J i 1 • 1¿ S ¡ M V , s I : ! ,-n , M ß E R JO( 1934 The Fair Committee Say* “Thank You’ NUMBER 24 ps r FOOTS CREEK N EW S GOLD HILL FAIR Mrs. Lewis Dies at Her Home in Central Point Events of Day Prove Success Of Local Fair The committee in charge of the Amelia Kindle Lewis passed (By Mr». Marlon lomee) HIGHLIGHTS Gold H ill fair, und ull members of away after a short illness al her the Garden club und Couuuerehil A detailed list of ull exhibit* of Borne in Central Point, September — •he fa ir which won prices w ill b, club, Ibe sponsoring organisation», M old was received lu re Friday IT, 1934, at 8:15 p. m. She was 1 raise lo r Hie fa ir was heard on found below. Hue to the fact tli.. tuke Ibis means of extending tliv ii of the <1, .dli of Mr». May Carle, every band; and criticism —other born September 19, 1860, in the pcrsoiiui thanks Io ull those who there were so many flrct, second wife of W. M. Carle at Chino, Cal than u f, w constructive suggestions state o l Wisconsin, and was united ami th ird tibbon» awarded uni) bud any part in promoting Ibe su, ifornia, Sunday evening September in marriage August 12, 1884, to •lie outstanding in these class,\ cess of Ibe Gold H ili fa ir, which 9 al 8:00 o'clock. They lei I here in — was almost w holly absent. On, H ilila in D. Lewis. She iiad resided stranger was heard Io say, "Q uit, lias won a great deal of praise. w ill be given. June 1928 due to Mrs. Curie’s poor u crowd, I wouldn't mind livin g .11 in Central Point fo r the past 20 The W, It. C.. the city council and Baked Gaud* health and traveled most of tin a town that can pul on a celebra- years, acquiring many friends Full Day’» Program Enjoy, Ibe (bid Fellows are also extend,, Bread: Mrs Nora Wall, 5(1 ||,. summer, in Hie full they settled ul Don like this.” The folks who had throughout the county as well as in ed by Visitors; 1009 See sack of flour, Gold H ill Supply Civ a hearty vote of appreciation I, Twenty-nine Palms on the desert in Hie booth on Hie highway said they (•old H ill who, w ith the relatives, Exhibits; 709 Here for Angrlfood rake: .Mr*. It. |.. Ken- donating (be use of Ibelr rooms. San liernurdino, California, where had certainly enjoyed the day and w ill mourn her passing. She was a All the local business lions,., aston, 25 lb. sack of sugar, Hums Salmon Bake. tliey took up u homestead and lived lliat everybody was so friendly— member of the Christian Science donated 83.50 rush or merchandise Grocery. there until about tw o years ugo Just like home folks. Everywhere hureh. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis cele and many Individuals aided fin Butter cake: Mr*. Nora Wait, 25 The second annua] Gold H ill when they went Io Chino, C allforn local people were speaking of the hrated their golden wedding anni unciully and contributed in any lb sack of flour, Hain** Grocery. community fa ir held here last Sat ia. to stay w ith Mrs. L. A. Martin. versary August 10 of Ihis year. , , ,, ,, ............................ PrPPy sp irit and several remarked way asked. They arc especially Later Canned Good* M r,. M artin apd Bev. McVeigh Dial Gold H ili must be g e llin g beck She leaves besides her husband, urday was a success in every way, were m a r r i e d u n ,l ,,,,......1 , , " ‘‘«" b 011 h W illiam I). Lewis of Central Point. according to all, and the event was Group display of canned fru it: thanked fo r th eir pari. w.-re married and moved to Bogue Io 1 her old self again, saying, "This Several wholesale houses who Mr*. Susie Coy, 1 dozen quart jar*. IHver to live, Mr. und M r,. Carle seems like old times.” One visiter A. W. Lewis of Medford. Mrs. Frank a splendid tribute to the community find market for their goods in this Drake** Grocery have since lived in pari of the house Peri l and Mrs, Fred Munder of Los as a whole revealing a fine sp irit Group display of canned veg- city were also very generous ii w ith Mrs. McVeigh's brother, Mr. said, "H ow in Hie w orld can you Angeles. C alifornia, also three of cooperation. etables: Mr*. I* K. Holderness, 2 their contributions. Those donating \ourse. Tliey were very active in afford to give such a feed to a mob The big parade in the morning grandchildren — Mona Lewis of like this?” Kranit, kettle*, Johnson*» Hard mercliandlse were: Pacific F ruit featured the school children in liu r rli and Sunday school work Central Point, Ermine Lewis, J r , lompany, S. and W. company, ware. costumes, many of them w ith th eir and were present nine years ago A fine box of fancy-packed Bose and Mrs. Charles Taylor, and two M. J. It. company. Grants Pass Flower* pels, floats from nearly all the bus when Hie 1-,wits Creek Sunday pears from the local Del Bio pack great grandchildren. Best bouquet: .Mrs Tom Cook, Grocery. I. It. F ridiger company of school was organized ami gave free iness houses and many individuals Funeral services in charge of the ing house centered the agricultural Ashland. Bogue Diver Products vase. Gold H ill Garden club. v of their time and talents. Mrs display and made a fine showing Chris ian Science church of Gold who were dressed to represent a company of Central Point, Swift A Fancy wort, (ante had charge of the prim ary in its wrappers o f many-colored H dl were held Tuesday morning al great variety of characters. Old- Quilt patchwork: Mrs. Petri company, Kellogg's company. Val lass and acted us secretary fo r 11.1X1 o clock at the Perl Funeral time music was furnished by Tom metallic paper. ley Candy company, Superior Bis Krause, finger-wave and shampoo, number of years. She was stricken home in Medford w ith burial ii: Henderson and Lee Moore who rode cuit company, Fiuhrer's and Sni Elsie Cameron. at the head of the parade and were August 29 and livesl ten days. She Ihe Central Point cemetery. der Dairy. The races in the afternoon at Applique: Viola Moore, gl.00 followed by a string of burros and leaves tier husband, and two tracted many visitors to the ball Her son, A. W. Lewis of Medford, Speciul thanks Is also extended Io cash, Ace of Spades. laughters. Mrs. John Short of Lake form erly operated Ihe local butch horses from the surrounding com Lunch a rt: Mrs. Dale Norton Eber Davis fo r bis interests in Ibe ereek and Mrs. Lucy Vieaus of grounds, and in the excitement no er shop and Mrs. Lewis was „ m unity. detailed record of winners was year subscription to the Gold H ill city ball grounds; W. W. Trannah, llelna. Montana, and eight grand- It is estimated that more than kepi. The events included a sack frequent visitor here then, a» well Carl Boetb and Charley Kell for News. liddi n. Funeral services were race, bun race, cracker race, relay, ns attending the local church fo r 1000 people passed through the city Pillowcases: Nora Wail, box of their help w ith the races; and W. held Tuesday at Pamona cemetery hall to view the displays Saturday foot race, paper sack race, three the past several years. II. M uirh.ad and nil others who do sewing thread, Drake's Grocery. and at least 700 were served at the legged race, needle und thread race. Scarf set: Mrs. Fred llaker, box nated Io make the barbecue pos free salmon bake and barbecue that The first meeting of the F.xten- A young fellow by Ihe name of ‘Cavalcade” Best sible. o f stationery, Becker's Drug Store evening which was the big feature ion unit was held at the comraun Disirnini was successful in reach Picture in Years of the day. Pillow tops: I .ola Heed, box of ly hall al Bogue Biver Tuesday of ing the top of Ihe greased pole and Olga Anderson Passes stationery, Becker’s Drug Store. The basket lunch at noon drew tax' week, when Mrs Azalea Sager, il didn’t lake him long to grab the "Cavalcade” is a picture you can quite a crowd who spent several Children’s department: Mary clothing expert from Corvallis, was A fte r Short Illness money and slide io Ihe ground not afford to iniss. Itose Bailey, bottle of perfume J hours visiting on the c ity hall present nnd gave a lesson on Guide again. Everyone present agreed It starts a tw o day run at the grounds. Hecker's Drug Store; apron, Dor ' patterns. She wn» assisted by Miss that lie certainly earned his pay. Olga Elvira Anderson, chief o f ‘.lice Malin, county agent. Mrs Boxy Theatre next Sunday othy llam , string of beads. Drake's The morning kittenball game ia Noel Coward chose a daring which the Gold Hill high school fice clerk in the sheriff's office, and Sager w ill return November 13 Grocery Store. A prize fo r the outstanding float theme and the daring of the pro In the vegetable and fru it depart one of the best known women in when the lesson w ill be completed. won from Bogue River by the score ment there were several boxes of Jackson county, passed away suib The next meeting w ill be held al of the parade went Io John Hard ducer was even greater in present of 8 to 4 as w ell as the town pears and apples wrapiied In brlgh' •leni) nt tier home in (ù n g ili emiri be community hall October 9 fo r a ing. He displayed diving apparatus ing d. T.«e p ictu re "Cavalcade” is Medford Hogues game in the' used in Ihe recovery of gold in one of the greatest ever to come to noon drew a large crowd o f ____ colored fo il which were entered m Medford, where she had but lesson on liiiymanship given b) deep water. Al present Mr. Hard Ihe screen. by the Del Bio packing house. The ball fans to the grounds. Sports for recently moved. Friday night ul MBs Malin. Those present al the ing in located above Gold H ill. He The cast, headed by Diana Wyn- all were enjoyed fo r several hoars Bert Sargent fam ily had nn exhibit 9:10 o’clock. Her deulh was a shock l ist meeting were: Mrs. Sager, Miss w ill receive two free meals at Ihe yard and Clive Brook, is m agnifi of onions and guinea beans on lb, - the - .lire c o u n t), and followed Malin, 7 in the afternoon w ith prises of Mrs. 7 - C. x E. r Bostwick, “ Mrs “ HI Way Inn. cent, Miss W ynyard especially con cake, ice cream, candy and meals table which was centered w ith a an illness of only a few .....nienls. x.'l? p n ” J A“ <,n‘y tribu ting an excellent performance going to the winners. large 31 pound watermelon grown Cause of death was chronic 1 id- , ? , • i’, M” ' Ge" rgc by Asil Walker. Among Clint monary oedema, w ith a eontrilm - x “ * n\ . ' , ‘r - I , ’" ’ "A, Ga,ll«ar> W. W, Trannah made pictures of in her role as Jane Marryot The big dance in the evening floats, couples and groups, who Herbert Mundin, Una «'Connor. drew a large crow d from all points Walker's exhibits was a self can ,Irs. A . 1 Keller, Mrs. Clay Biles. lory cause of chronic n cthrilis. ! Mrs. F. C. Jiggar, M ix Thomas were outstanding in Ihe parade. Ursula Jeans, Frank Lawton, Beryl of the valley and topped the day's ned potato und several large cu Miss Anderson had been long These w ill be on display al his Mercer, Irene Browne. Merle Tot cumbers in smull mouthed bottles entertainment o ff in grand fashion. connected w illh Ihe county court Knox and Mrs. Victor Birdseye anc shop soon. tenham, John W arburton, Margaret were on display here. Due to the success of the fa ir ¡t Mrs. Marion Lance who were host Lindsay are perfectly cast in color is the general opinion that every Hundcraft: Here there was un in-! house. She started her position in esses. the sheriff'» office 12 years ago Several cars entered the slow ful roles. teresting display of m yrllcwnod one should start rig ht now planning under Charles T e rrill, later serv ear race which covered three Frank Lloyd’s direction is magni fo r another such event next year. articles entered by Mrs. Hugh: Mr. ami Mrs. Jack Cerveny of Du ing under Sheriff Jennings und blocks. Cecil Haves managed Io ficent ___ and __ the photography UJ by Several changes w ill probably be Hayes which was surrounded by a luth, Minnesota, arrived Sunday to serving under Sheriff W aller J. come in Iasi of those who did not Ernest Palmer leaves nothing to be made, in Ihe hope o f im proving the walnut table, inlaid chest, chairs, visit Mr. Cerveny'» brothers, Vencil Olnuchcid up u ntil her untimely disqualify. He received Ixvo meals desired. trinkets and a button and belt set a ffa ir and the committee in charge death. She was always a genial and mil W illiam . This is their first trip at Coys us first prize. ■ We nominate “ Calvacade" as the w ill be glad to hear from in d i made of mantanito, also a hand west and tliey have made stops at efficient public servant. ------ best of the “ best pictures of the viduals and organisations as to any carved wooden chain. Washington, Vancouver, Funeral services were held Mon Seattle, A school g irl was the center of year", fo r many years past and beneficial suggestions A display of sketches by Opal The main II. C.. coming in by way of Bend. Dodgers drew a great deal of a,l- day nt 2:30 o'clock al Perl Funeral They also slopped at Crider Lake attraction in the parade when she many to come. thing is that local people maintain ________________ 'm lration and comment from visit Home, w ith Reverend Peterson of and plan Io go south by the Beil- marched along leading her pet p ig .1 he fine interest that they have Phoenix officiating The pig had a bright red bow of NEW BARBER SHOP HERE diown this year. ors ns did the paintings entered by wood highway. Their trip w ill In its back nnd a ribbon on its tail. I t ! Miss Anderson and her stepfath Fred linker. I clude Los Ang. Ics and San Diego er, Maurice Knllstrom, who sur trolled along at the girls heels1 Carl Lentz who recently moved The school display was admired and return by the extreme south Voters M ust Register vives her, recently purchased the grunting contentedly. Io Gold H ill i» making preparations w idely. It was made up of work ern route. Alaska Auto Camp. II< r father pass done by students in the local here in in the . „ , , . . to open ’---- a barber shop Here W ith only a few more weeks left e l away in J9I0 and her mother Boy Cameron who is employe,I A '" ™ " * ' " ‘7 agi" " d‘‘n,onIs,r.‘" - •’ <’«‘‘1 >®bby in (he near future. Mr. schools. in which lo register all new voters February 7, 1933. id Sawyers Bar. Cat.fornia, was an h‘S " b l' f V '° ca‘rh B5eas<',‘ p,ffs Len’ * be remembered by form- Dick W alker had charge of the or those who have not voted fo r Mrs. Anderson Is well known in ■vernighl guest Mon,I. , a the home ‘.h“ >T . af' ert «he creature er patrons of Tom Shaver as he m ineral display and (presented a Ihe past two years are urged to reg Gold H ill nnd many people from of his sister. Mrs. Effie Birdseye / ,ow " A'” " ' ‘ beers from the worked in Shaver’s Barber Shop good exhibit. It also included ister this month. Election day here attended her funeral in Med I ..n»v who « h „ has i,„ . been I...... ..... cement plant equipment, L ive ly’s His son I.eRoy em -' I ’ ’.’W lators and squeals from the eight years ago. romes on November 6 and a ll who ford Monday. ! hog, Emery was awarded a cash lime products and Jim Haven’s ployed id the mine w ith his fathe er prize « intend to vote at this time must be and is several dollars richer agate collection ns well ns the In ¡ring the summer returned last registered at least 30 days before fo r his efforts. dian relirs exhibited by Mr. and Cull Tomatoes M ust Be week and is attending school at this date. Mrs. W. C. Bower. Bogue Biver. Begistration is free of charge and The three burros that marched in M arked and Sold as Such Particular mention in fnneyworl; for the Gold H ill precinct is carried the parade were no doubt tired ou! 1 By M arjorie Pena, Captain should be made of Miss Block's cut- --------- | Mr. and Mrs. Lester Boling and on in Judge Reed's office. Tomatoes bought by dealers no,11 children, Wallace, Belly, Alice by evening and w ill not soon forge’ ! At the last regular meeting of the w ork display. Here there was also a crocheted bed spread over -10 re oilers id Ihe code price fin ! Shirley and Georgia spent Sunday (he Gold H ill fair. The owner gen- G irl Scolds leaders fo r each patrol JACK HAYS BUYS HOTEL crously allowed all children who 1 were elected, years old which has about (MIO . rulls u,.n must he sold „ ns „ , cull» and | Al’l'b ,gale visiling id the home cf cared Io ride them, and this f u r - 1 Those who were chosen in the blocks in it. In this division there marked ns such. This ruling was " ’•. Boling's mother, Mrs. Bessie Jack Hays this week purchased irshed one of the great attractions fifth and sixth grade patrol are was also a fifty yenr old quilt made liv Ihe control committee of > Anderson. the Gold H ill hole! from Mrs. Kate of the day Nearly everyone cun Winona Dungey, leader; Valentine w hich has been in three cyclones the Oregon-Washington Melon and , --------- Young who has owned the b u ild and nt one time was carried 20 Tomulo marketing agreement, w ith Mrs. Charles Pomeroy and (laugh- boast o f at least a short ride and it Cook, second; and Virginia Ham. ing fo r the past 40 years. Mr. Hays was not t ill w ell after sundown secretary. These leaders are to plan miles nnd recovered. offices nt 516 Oregon Building, ter, Ella from Yacolt, Washington, is arranging the hotel to have spent last week visiting her brother that the owner was able Io re- Ihe entire meeting fo r the first apartments Exhibit rooms were decorated Portland, Oregon. and house-keeping who has been very ill. She jiossess his pnek train nnd move on - Wednesday in October. w ith f ir boughs secured by Ted Such a ruling is o n ,........ .. 1 necessary to C. — Carr — ............ -«.«j »••. rooms as well as the regular con his way. The ju n io r and senior high patrol fectionery store he now operates B itte r and the Boy Scouts and proleet Ihe public from being sold I ’s now visiting relatives in Sams elecled Sybil Walker. leader: iim i ■ t 1 1 <1111 I . there. flowers furnished by the Dungcy cull tomatoes which nrp represent- Valley and w ill be remembered as ....... ns ft kv _ a l » ’s .. nnd 1 < »• A,Idle AzLIif* Carr. i'lifr« Canaries on display by Mrs, Me- Phyllis M iller, second; and Mildred boys nnd zinnias by Mrs McKay ed 1 » lo . iL them U. t« S, No 2’s. Kay and lovebirds belonging lo I.Smith, secretary. These leaders "Violations of this rule w ill be ONE MILLION Mrs. Maudie Pobinson added much have planned an interesting meeting GARDEN CLUB NOTICE vigorously prosecuted” , said M ot An necident occurred late Inst lo Ihe success of the exhibit rooms, for the second Wednesday in Oc- ion Tompkins, ehnirman of the I Friday id Riviera Plantation or- Persons per year They seemed to sense Ihe sp irit i f toher, The (iarden club w ill meel Ihis agreement's control bonrd. 1 chard when C. IL LnCross from r • For ten years the celebration nnd kept the room' l eaders of both patrols nre lo Friduy at 2 o’clock at the city hall. s ■ I , ■ x ■ .1, »X 'X'I 1 ,1 , I'l "U < Il il, near .......... Bogue ‘ ’ •«»»»« v» « » .I X I V 1 I I g A «1 a “ Growers, loo, are protected, Biver was d II rivin Authorities say ringing w ith their songs. plan the social meeting fo r the en- Everyone is urged to come and dealers cannot force them lo sell team when it started to run away, Should get out of cities --------- t ir <‘ Hoop which w ill be held during learn how to arrange and Judge good, first-grade merchandise „1 ‘ “ lie * 1 became frightened . nnd . . jumped And move on the land. The ladies in charge of prepar- the fourth week of September. Wed- flowers fo r exhibition. cull prices nnd they In turn sell from the wagon breaking his right ing the salmon and other eatables nesday of this week Ihe scouts Millions of good workers Ihem fo r a higher grade. 1 leg below Ihe hip. He was employed fo r the free feed in Ihe evening up- from both patrols met to study and In great cities. y Five-year-old Jean had been “ As the season draws lo a close in harvesting Ihe tomntoe erop i held Ihe city's reputation of having pass their tests. Six girls are stndy- Have large saving accounts greatly uwed by Ihe death of 1 on tomatoes nnd eanlaloupes, o f - 1 which is being sold to Ihe Ashland splendid cooks. , i,tg on their tenderfoot trsts. They On which they are livin g neighbor child. “ Won't Mary have fieials of Ihe Agreement feel that oannery. He Is a patient al Ihe While out of work. 1 have to attend four meetings before any more birthdays, M other?" she they have rendered n needed ser- Josephine General hospital at Much comment was heard on Ihe they are allowed to pass all of their No Better Place Inquired. vice In growers” . Mr. Tompkins I («ranis Pass, nice collection of Indian relies dis- tests and pay th eir annual dues. No Belter Water “ No,” replied Ihe mother. said, “ 96 per rent of the industry _____ r-.L , , --------- played by Mr. nnd Mrs. W. C. Boxv- The scouls of the W ild Rose troop No Belter Land “ W hy?" asked Jean, “ George is very much in favor of Ihe agree-1 Elhel Holing, daughter of Mr. and er. The exhibit contained a great helped the fa ir committee by peel Than right here Washington does.” menl. in fill. Chiseling * f nnd ilili ’ r i O lli iH l disnsleroua Mrs. Bay Boling of Central Point assortment of arrow heads, bowls ing potatoes nnd onions fo r the im In Jaeksoi^ County. priée cutting has been mostly ellrn- i pestils nnd many other Interesting mense salad and many were Ihe Farmers and Fruitgrowers Let us print your letterheads— inaled.” I (Back Page Please) articles used by the Indians. tears shed over this salad. (Deposits Iosarod) Girl Scout News
