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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1935)
THE COLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, JULY i8, 1935 ■■ Oregon State Fair Days Are Announced 1 Every day w ill be a special duy at the Oregon Slate Fair this year, August 31-Sepleiuber 7, Director Solon T. W hile, of Salem, announc ed this week. Governor'* Day w ill uguin be on Wednesday along with Salem unil Marion County Day, and Portland Day w ill again be held on Thurs day. Other special day* are: Saturday, August 31, Children’s Day. Sunday, September 1, Pioneer Day and 4-11 Club Duy. Monday, September 2, Organized Labor's Day, Future Farmers' Dux Kiwuni* Duy and G.A.R. Day. Tuesday, September 3. Veteran Day, Lion* Club Day, Women'- Club Day and Chamber of Com merer Day. Wednesday, September 4. Gov ernor's Day, Salem ami Marion County Day, Southern Oregon Dux and Fraternnl Day. Thursday, September 5, Port Ian.) and Multnomah County Duy, Ito tarv D a y 'a n tf" W m arnelle" V aile, Ancient History FROM OUR FILES 25 Year* Ago (Fron Th« Gold Hill News June 25, MIO) Locomotive No. I is now ut work on the Gold H ill llailroud A l.um- gcr company's Kum-s creek line. It arrived from Portland Monduy and wu, placed on its own rails Tues day. Joseph King is engineer of Hie "Kune* Creek Flyer," us the rain bus already been christened. while F r il l Hammersly, as fire- man, i rps <r to . A cigar factory is the latest. A. r. Alnutt of Ashland, has decided to locate such an enterprise in i ('.old H ill. The factory w ill be Io - I atc<| in lite Beeman building on Main street. Twice within u week Hie suck ontaining the paper mail for Gold J1“ 1 u" ,l‘'r ,he l i i i e e t f I ii i l a .lio u la i »»■ L .* hurrying t wheels of I the Shasta Day. Friday, September 0, Farmers’ Limited as it tore thru town. Mutt Union Day, Active Club Day, East and Jeff in the Portland Journal ern Oregon Day and 20-30 Club were both injured when sucked beneath the wheels of the train. Day. Saturday. September 7. Grange Mrs. G. II. Patrick wus chosen Day, Breakfast Club Day urn) clerk of the school district at the Coast Counties' Day. unnuul meeting Monduy. Il D Heed, the retiring clerk, declined to ac Buy Oregon for quality. cept anoiiicr term. G. Lance, Jr., wu* elected to succeed himself as a member of the board. Play An Instrument (July 2. 1910) Woodville w ill celebrate the Fourth with a big celebration. The Gold H ill ball team w ill play Cen tral Point anil J. L. Hammersly w ill give the patriotic uddress. The majority of the citizenry w ill follow the team to “the town of big red apples and pretty girls." String or brass or reed. They all fit in perfect ensenble. All prices and qualities. MUSIC & PHOTO HOUSE Stanton Boweil, Prop. Grants Pass, Oregon home in Sum* Valley Sunday. Mias talion orchard bad the misfortune Oregon and Washington, ■pent the week end at the home of Olive T urner is attending nurse. to injure his foot last week when , — —- her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. be jumped from the spray w agon.' Mrs. G. H. West of Medford, was Daniel Biles, near Riviera. Work is proresslng rapidly on His sister, Dorothy, is staying with a Sunday guest at the home of her Gold Hill's new 514,000 high school Mrs. Boomsluiter during the time mother, Mrs. Pauline Wahl, building. her husband is in California. Mr. and Mrs. R. Parker and Frank Childers ha* purchased Mr. and Mr*, lis te r Doling and duughter of Lynwood, California, six acre* south of the S. P. track family, Wallace, Betty, Alice, Shir and Mr. Parker's mother, Mrs. Ada from W. E. Crew*. ley and Georgia, who have lived at Parker, a nurse from Chicago, the former Grant Matthews place spent a week as guests of Louu readily adjust themselves te a Dr. Chisholm is receiving con for the past seven years moved D ru if at Pickett’s Auto camp. variety of conditions and are gratulation* over the arrival of a Monday to Grave Creek where Mr. slow to complain of their need fine new daughter at hl* home Boling is employed re-building the A car driven by a parly from for gla*s«*. They are unknow Thursday. dredge. They w ill be greatly miss Chiloquin, Oregon, was badly dam ingly abased for their w illing ed especially in the Sunday school aged Saturday when it drove up on ness. (July », l»10) where they have been faithful the Foots Creek bridge just as a rille H. Scheetx Cha*. Champlin, Geo. lam er. Jr workers. Dr. Orvil truck came along. One wheel and fO M ETR IST «PTC l.uke Jennings and Lawrence Card- the bumper were torn off. we|, fr0|n Gold were , m 606 East H St. — Grants Pass Clyde Galbreath of John Day, w |w |be Jeffr,es. Joh„ . Oregon, arrived Friday evening to Lloyd Miller and son, Rowland, »on w orld’» heavyweight champ visit hi* parents, Mr, and Mrs. and George and Marion Lance le f t ; ionship fight in Iteno the Fourth. Mrs. Wallace Galbreath of near the Monday for a three-day fishing Johnson, the negro, won the match. Alaska Auto Park and other rela trip to McAllister Spring on Butte G ST. BEAUTY tive*. creek. j -cU Frogt> age<J thirteen, lies SHOP in , he hospital here in danger of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stead and Norma Lea Ward of Gold H ill, Phone 67-R — Grants Pasa losing one of his eye* a* the result family, Rodney, Robert and Dean, of trying to celebrate with dyna of Medford, were Sunday afternoon Permanents _____ 52.00 up mite cup* at Tolo on the Fourth. callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fnger Wave 25e and 50e WATCH REPAIRING He wu* brought here on a cot In a Marion l-ance and Mrs. G B Stead. Shampoo .........— ».........50c wugon and the wounds were Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Don Larry Schade Scalp Treatments 50e-75e dressed by Dr. Kelsey. S. P. Watch Inspector ald Reams and children, Cora and Facial ................ 5L00 up Since 1918 Rodger, also called at the Lance Farei Destin Cosmetics A block system I» being put ir, home. 21 S. Central—Next to Craterian bv the Southern Pacific between Medford, Oregon Gold H ill and Tolo. Mr. nd Mrs. Otis Johnson and Otis J r , and Miss Marjorie Camer on of Ashland were Wednesday evening dinner guests at the home FOOTS CREEK of their aunt, Mrs. Effie Birdseye and family. EYES NEW S (By Mrs. Mariaa Lanca) John Ferry, who ha* been a stu dent at Stanford University at Palo Alio, California, returned last week The community was saddened to spend the vacation with his par Friday to hear of the death of Floyd Bowers who met with an ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Ferry. auto accident 27 mile* south of Arthur Morey of Portland, neph Bakersfield, California, Thursday ed of Mrs. M. C. Boomsluiter, who when his car crashed into a truck is a representative for the Tungsall driven by F. L. Vice of Santa Ana. Radio Tube Co., of New York, H i* wife, Beth Boomsluiter Bowers stopped for a visit at Riviera while and her father, Mr Boomsluiter of making his regular trip through Riviera auto park and brother, Nelson, of Grant* Pass, left Friday afternoon for Bakersfield. Mr. AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE 97. Bowers had lived here for the past Meet* every Wednesday night at the two years, coming from Pasadena, L 0. O. F. H all, Gold HUI. Oregon Bertha Coy, noble grand. California, to operate a mine on Belle Smith, vice grand. the left fork of Foot* Creek owned Madge Dorman, secretary. by his brother-in-law, Dr. J. V. Lucy Mee, treasurer. Keister of Pasadena and George H. Win. Flippen suffered a broken shoulder blade und some bruised ribs, besides minor bruises Friday, lie wus raking buy w ith a team at Rock Point when the tongue of the rake fell, frightening the horses and dragging him beneath the Potts of Seattle, WushM who were rake. Dr. Kelsey was summoned interested in a mine on the Rose and dressed the injuries. property. Mr. Bowers and Miss Boomsluiter were married at Med One thousand cars of fruit are ford. May 11, 1934. He had made expected to be shipped out of the a numtyrr of friends during the valley this season. lime he has lived here, who regret to hear of hi* passing. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McDonough nt their W. M. Carle of Ioike Creek held preaching services at the Foot* Creek Sunday School, Sunday, fol lowing the regular class hour. He was an over night guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lance Saturday, returning from a three-day meeting of (he Presby terian Snyod of Oregon which he attended at Portland. One hundred and fifty ministers and eiders were present. Speaker* Included men St., Grant* Pa** from heailquarter* at New York anil Philadelphia. Others attending from Soulhern Oregon were Rev. Ralph S. Peterson and Rev. E. Iver son of Medford, Rev. T G Smith of Klamath Falls and Dr. J W Ha inan of Grants Pass. y f/ çyeSii/ane ¿ in / GOLD H IL L CHAPTER W . R. C. Meat* twice a m o n t h on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at their Club room* in th * City Hall. Grace Stone, president. Lucy Dlsiminl, secretary. Just Think— How good your car would feel with a new coat of Duco. W e match any color. SEE JACK McCRACKEN AT McCracken Body Works Next to Court House Grant* Pa»* (In Campbell'* Super Service)—Phone 176 Ella Patrick, treasurer C HR ISTIA N SCIENCE N O TIC E Christian Science service* a r o held each Sunday morning at elev en o'clock in the building across from the Odd Fellow * hall. Everyone la welcome. Conger Funeral Parlors RELIABLE REASONABLE MEDFORD, OREGON Burbee’s Sporting Goods 635 S. 6th Arthur Joelson who has lived in the community and Mrs. Jessie Mae Derr of North Bend, were married recently at North Bend, where Mr. Joelson is employed. His brother, Oscar, who bought a farm a few weeks ago near Salem, is working nt Klamath Falls and w ill be joined by Ids family soon, who have been visiting Mrs. Joelson’s parents, Mr. und Mrs. John Biles. 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