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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1935)
i rm pou i FOOTS CREEK NEWS | the past week at the home of bar daughter, Mr*. 0. H. West, and fam- | liy --------- m ix rows T hursday , august t, r ^ s Otter fZteSfafel 7fin ts fo r the Kenneth lleup, who ha* had a badly injured foot Is rapidly re (Hy Mra. Mariaa Laaca) ---------- - i " covering. Ha sister, Mia* Olive, of Caravans Not Welcome Ashland »pent the week end at the Ml**«* France* and E lliab elli home ut her parents, Mr. und Mr*. si Crater Lake Park— Crater Lake National Park took Ferry relum ed Io the home ut (heir Thoms* Heap at Hiviera Plantation W t * down its "Welcome Tourists'* sign parent* Mr. and Mra. I). II. Ferry, orchard. recently when it barred a caravan during the pa»t week after attend of 500 Georgia teacher* because ing the at-houl year ut Stanford Word received during the pust they were traveling in their own University at Palo Alto, California. week from Mr. und Mr*. A. W. An BY BETTY WEBSTBR busses. It seem* that the govern Before coming home they visited derson who own Anderson'* auto ment has granted a concession to a vegetables may be combined and Mr. Kerry’» relative* at Sun D lvgj park near the Hogue Hlver bridge, Every well equipped kitchen cooked togegther to make delicious lightly on top of cake. private sight-seeing bus company, and ulao attended the fair. State* they are having a wonderful and under the arrangement, no should have a lool chesl for the cream soups? Raspberry and Peach Salad vacation. They »pent several week* other buses can travel the park. housewife. W ith the proper tools 5. In preparing head lettuce if Mr. and Mra. Wlllium Morey and on the const, and are now at Yel 4 peaches. The teacher* had visited Yellow she could make many needed re the core is cut out and the head Mr. and Mra. Cary Morey from Ho lowstone park In Wyoming. A par 1 banana. stone, Glacier und Rainier nation pairs which she would so often held under cold running water the quiam. Waahington, »pent aeverul ly from Idaho ha* taken a two year 1-4 cup of raspberries. al parks, and after their cool re like lo do rather than call in a leaves w ill drop off whole? day» lust tfreek viaitlng their ab lease on their station. Mix the fruit and sprinkle with ception here, proceeded to Cali carpenter, plumber or electrician, ler, Mr* M. C. Boomaluitw at R i a little sugar. Let aland until just fornia without seeing Oregon's a» the case may be, and have the RECIPES viera Auto park. They were a«' before serving. Mix in lightly a Mr. and Mra. Donald Reama und scenic gem. attendant annoyance. Angel's Delight compunled by Mr*. Mux Miller of I ehlldren, Cora uñad Roger, were dressing of one-fourth cup (or less! The tool chest need not be Carson, Waahinglon, who la the I husinea» callera at Ihe Van Hueven- 2 cups of flour. of mayonnaise. Serve on a crisn la rg e or elaborate. A small section Grant* l'a*a Vote* fueat of her parent*, Mr. and Mra. hcrg raneh at Sania Vnlley Wednes- Rchool Ronds— 3 teaspoons of baking powder. lettuce leaf and sprinkle with rasp of Ihe kitchen rabinet can be de Hoomalulter. V4 teaspoon of salt. day. berries. Grant» Paas this week okebed a voted to ft or a drawer in the 4 tablespoons of lard. This recipe w ill serve three or cupboard or pantry. It should, bond issue of $117.000 which w ill Mr. and Mr*. W ilkins and family 3-4 cup (or less) of milk. four persons. however, provide a place for ev ullow Ihe city to build a $200,000 from Nevada, who have been stay Sift flour, baking powder and Junior high school, the real of the ery tool which w ill be needed. ing with their brother-in-law, Mr. salt. Cut in shortening and moisten Those most frequently used In money lo be secured through the Twomhley, have recently moved to the kitchen are a hammer, screw with milk. Pat out to half inch PWA. the former John Short home that driver, monkey wrench, pliers thickness on a floured board. Bake ha» been oceupird for some time b.v and. possibly, an awl. A few nail*, in two pans for fifteen minutes in Campus May Be Mr*. Jeaale McDole and sons, Mar screws, books, washers, a bit of a hot oven. Aims to Offer Studies in Advanced Capitol She— vin and Erwin. Mr. Twomhley Butter rakes and put together The board of trustee* of W illam wire and In oil can w ill inspire Banking Subjects tu Bank readily adjust themselves to a purchased the Chisholm property with crushed, sweetened berrie* the homemakers to attempt her ette University w ill nol stand in about two months ago. between and on top. variety of condition* and aro Executives— Public Duties own simple repairing at once in Ihe way of Ihe slate If II desire* ■low to complain of their need Topping the campus a* Ihe site of the new stead of waiting for a handy man. of Banks Stressed for gl**»«s. They are unknow Mra. Effie Birdseye and Mr. ami W hip two egg whites, add two capitol building. However, the Mrs. Tom Galligar attended a a|>cc- ingly abused for their w illing tablespoons of sugar and whip un NEW BRUNBWICK. N. J - The board stales, the university is older DO YOU KNOW TH A T : ness. iul school meeting held al Rogue Graduate School of Banking, an un til mixture w ill hold its shape. 1. A flaring flame and rapid Add four tablespoons of sugar River Saturday afternoon to elect preendented educational project, oper than Ihe stale of Oregon, and for Dr. Orville H. Scheetz a director Io fill the place of Mr. atnd under the Joint auspices of the sentimental reasons it la nol de boiling waste gas and do not has very slowly, beating constantly OPTOMETRIST sirous of selling il» properly. It Is ten cooking? Amerlran Institute of Banking 8ectlon Hartman who resigned. The cun- until very stiff. Fold in 12 or 15 606 East H St. — Grants Pass 2. Salt should not be added to ORd puu dldutca were Sam Sundry and of the American Bankers Association thought that Ihe 14-acre campus dn jna sMO|(etuqsjetu and Itutgers University, with 220 en can be purchased, however, if the the water in which delicate green Churlca l.aCriMa. Mr. I.a Cross was rolled students from 35 stales and the vegetables are rooked until they elected. The meeting was attended District of Columbia. Inaugurated here stale hoard deem* it necessary. are almost done? by over seventy voter*. In Juno It* Oral nraldent session. Much Building Activity 3. To preserve the color, greens The states represented and Ihe num at Marshfield— should be cooked in an uncovered Mrs. Philip Conway (Marie Biles* ber of registrants from each were at The building of five pilchard pan? arrived Sunday morning by stage follows: Alabama. 2. Arkansas. 2: Cali reduction plants thia season in Ihe 4. Small amounts of left-over from l.o j Angeles, California. Io fornia. 2: Connecticut, -9; Delaware, visit her parents. Mr. and Mr». John J; District of Columbia. 4; Florida. 2: Coo» hay area and Ihe reopening of Georgia. 2: Idaho. 1: Illinois. I ; In- a pulp plant there August 1 have LEGAL NOTICES Grant* Pa**, Oregon Biles. dim s. 2: Iowa 1: Ksnsas, 1: Kentucky, caused an acute housing shortage N O T IC E FOR PUB LIC ATIO N 2; l-oulslana 2; Maryland 1: Massa in Marshfield and given encourage The Pool* Creek Sunday school rhusetts. 9: Michigan. S: Minnesota. Department of the Interior, LJ. S. voted Io hold a picnic al Ihe Granl* I: Missouri. 5: Nebraska. 1: New Jer ment lo a residential building proj Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, ect, Ihe plans for which call for Pass park Sunday. August I I . aft sey. 21; New York. 50: North Carolina June 27th, 1936. 8: North Dakota. I: Ohio.7: Oklahoma. the erection of 40 homes at a cost er the regulur lesson hour. N O TIC E is hereby given that ranging from $1.800 to $3,800. I; Oregon. 2. Pennsylvania. 2$: Rhode Levi A. Eldridge of Gold H ill, STARTS THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1st lilnnd. I: T e n s . 5. Virginia, 6; Wash Mr. and Mra. Lee Malone, who Oregon, who, on October 19th, Grant* I'aaa Hleycle Parade ington. 1; West Virginia. 1: Wiscon have lived on Rirdarye Creek for 1928, made Adjoining Farm Home sin. 4; Wyoming. I. Draw» Unique Entries— 25 DRESSES, formerly to $8.95, NOW..... aome time, moved to Rogue River The annual resident session* of the Last Saturday in Grants Pass was stead entry Serial, No. 018173, for laat week to live with Mra. Ma graduate school will be supplemented 33, Township 30 DRESSES, formerly to $16.95, NOW a big day for bicyclist*. A parade NV4NE%, Section lone'» mother, Mr*, l.innie Conley, between period* by continued eaten in which 175 of these two-wheeled 35Sn Range 3W„ Willam ette Mer who hua apent aeveral month* in •Ion work for the students at their idian, has filed notice of iirten- ¡ vehicles took part proceeded down COATS AND SUITS Grant* I’aaa. Mr. Malone la em hornet. The purpose of the school I* lion to make final three year Main street for the amusement of Priced to $19.95, N O W ............................... ployed at the Del Rio orchard al described as being to offer In * three Proof, to establish claim to the year course a comprehensive approach a large crowd. Bright new shiny Rock Pidnt. land above described, before G. R. bikes beautifully decorated w ith to an advanced study of the various ANY SUMMER H A T ....................................... administrative problems In banking the season’s flowers vied w ith home Carter, Clerk of County Court, at Mra. Pauline Wahl returned Sun and trust Institutions The teaching made wheels, old-time tandem Medford, Oregon, on the 7th day of day from Medford, where ahe apent procedure la a combination of the case August. 1935. bikes, and many others, Claimant names as witnesses: system and the lecture discussion method. Joseph D. Waldron, Charles Mc- Grants Pass, Oregon Farmer* Now Know Coats Merrick, J. C. Edwin Shipley, Dom Daily** Auto Painting The Curriculum Since More Keep Record* inico Martole, all of Gold H ill, Medford'* Oldest and Finest The curriculum embrace* banking Oregon. Our Prices Are Unrqaalled administrative problems and policies, More Oregon farmers c*n tell bank Investment problems, legal and ROBERT E. CRAWFORD, 36 So. Bartlett managerial aspects of trust buslneta. you accuralely this year what the J4-A1 Acting Register. Medford Oregon legal phases of bank administration cost of a crop is in comparison to and economic problems In (he Held of returns than have ever been able AM ETHYST REBEKAH LODGE 97. money and credit The public relations to do it before. The reason is that Meets every Wednesday night at the and responsibilities of banks and meth more farm records are being kepi I. O. O. F. H all, Gold H ill, Oregon ods tor meeting these obligations are this year in practically every Ore G ST. BEAUTY Belle Smith, noble grand. emphasised In the course*. Nettie Stone, vice grand. gon county than at any time in the SHOP It It p l a n n e d to s e t up similar Madge Dorman, secretary. schools In cooperation with other uni- Hast, records of the extension ag Phone 67-R — Grants Paa* Lucy Mee, treasurer. ricultural economics section at Ore Values to $5.85, N O W ................................ versltlns In various parts ot the coun Permanent* $2.00 up try The school will add 290 registrant* gon State college show. GOLD H IL L CHAPTER W. R. C. Approximately 1500 copies of the each year for two year* until 600 are Pager Wane 25c and 50c Mule* and D'Orsay— enrolled. Oregon farm record book were Meets twice a m o n t h on the 2nd Bhampoo ... 50c Value* to $3.95, N O W ................................ and 4th Wednesdays at their Club The t r u s t e e s of the Educational distributed during the 12 month) Scalp Treatment* 50c-75c Foundation of the American Bankers ending June 30. In addition hun rooms in the City Hall. Facial If.OO up Grace Stone, president. Association have set aside fund* from dreds of AAA farm record books Red Cross White Shoes— Farei Destin Cosmetics Ihe foundation lo grant 100 loan schol Lucy Disimini, secretary, are in use, especially in localities arships of $150 each to qualified ap Value* to $6.85, N O W .......................... Ella Patrick, treasurer where large numbers of wheat Household BANKS ANO COLLEGE LAUNCH NEW SCHOOL EYES Cinderella Shop Clean Sw eep Sale $3 .0 0 -$5,00 $ 5 .0 0 yq# T he CINDERELLA SHOP A CLEAN UP SALE ON .SHOES $1*49 pllcnnta for attendance at the school. CLOSE OUT Grocery Specials At the B. P. THEISS Old Stand CENTRAL POINT WHERE EVERY DAY SEES NEW LOW PRICES on all line* of Men’* and Women’* Apparel Dry Good* and Shoe* Thia Sale Won’t Laat Forever! BUY NOW AT 25% DISCOUNT From Our Regular Price* Catsup, Mustard, Pickle*, Baking Powder, Bluing, Rex Lye, Sanidor, Salt, Bulk Tea, Rice, Macaroni, Bulk Coffee, Spaghetti, Shredded Cocoanut, Mallomalt— $4*00 and corn-hog contracts were sign C H R IS TIA N SCIENCE N O T IC E ed by farmers. Christian Science service* a r e Encouragement and training in held each Sunday morning at elev record keeping given by county en o’clock in the building across agents, Sinith-Hughes teachers and from the Odd Fellows hall. agricultural committees of farm Everyone is welcome. and bank organisations are factor* in Ihe increased activity in this field. The Farm Credit administra tion and the AAA have emphasized the importance of more and better farm records. B. E. A D A M S At Mann'a Ante Service, 1729 Riverside, Medford B U ILD E R OF AUTOM OBILE AND TRUCK BODIES “If Its Made We Can Make It" W ATCH AUTO INSURANCE complies with Oregon’s new Financial Responsibility Act. PRICES are below the average Z * \|K | BANK RUPT SA LE NOW GOING ON : * * * v * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * v* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * » * * * * v * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * w L a u n d r y « S e r v ic e s ROUGH D R Y .............. ................... gg p „ One cent for each handkerchief. per p ^ d DRY CLEAN— Suit Clothes, Ladies Dresses, Overcoat, only $1 each WE CALL AND DELIVER TWICE A WEEK—TUBS. - FRI. Fick’s Hdwe. 131 West Main, AT THE BIG Grant* Pass, Oregon One cent for each handkerchief. Shirts in either service finished for 10c each. Larry Schade 1 f |A| SEE THE MANY OTHER BARGAINS The Cinderella Shoe Dept. ECONOMY WASH ........................ R EPA IR IN G S. P. Watch Inspector Sine* 1918 21 S. Central— Next to Craterlan Medford, Oregon Also other* at $2.95 SPECIAL RATES FOR FARMERS Maytag and Paramount Washers Crosley Radios and Refrig erators Electrical Good* Grants Pass, Oregon 1 WU**W * 4 4 W 4 4 W Medford General line of Hardware and Paints F r e n c h 's Steam L a u n d ry The R. A. Holmes Agency (Since 1909) Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. Phone 444 Medford » * S M S S » S S « m m u i.M ......t A . . . . . . . . . 1 1 u u t n Conger Funeral Parlors MBDFORD, OREGON RELIABLE REASONABLE
