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The Gold Hill News The Meat Thoroughly Read Weekly in Southern Oregon, PubHahed in the ____ ______________GOLD HILL, OREGON T l m r x l . t v , ( )ct<»l>< r S, i 94 ~ i~ Days Recalled When Curt Davis Pitched For Gold Hill Team Church Rally Day To Be Observed This Sunday Beavers Lose Opening Football Game to Tough Jacksonville Team Unit FOOTS CREEK ITEMS (By Mr*. Martoa astice) The Riverside Extension held its firs, meeting of the season ut the home of Mrs. Hans Frei Tuesday of lust week with eighteen present. Four new members were enrolled. Miss Marian Farrell, the new Extension leader for Jackson County, wus present und outlined the work for the season. The next meeting will be held Tuesday, Oc tober 21, at the home of Mr». Ed ward Fiene on Sardine Greek when an all day meeting will be held. The topic ‘.Meeting Health Emer gencies in the Home’ No. 1 will be given by Miss Farrell. Those pres ent were Miss Murian Farrell, Mrs Norman Schuler, Mrs. William Howes, Mrs. Boy Cameron, Mrs. Effie Birdseye, Mrs. W. J. Wilson, Mrs. Horace Blakeway, Mrs Cloyd Dick, Mrs. Edward Fiene, Mrs. Frank Taylor. Mrs. Earl Grizzell, , .. „ ,, Mrs. C larence I .a ir. Mrs. II. D • person. Mrs. Allen M<Gregor, Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Mrs William Bressel; ... . . . , . _i Mr». Marion Lance anti Mrs. Frei, State N U M BER 2 i September Cases in Gold H ill Justice Court Farmers in Cantonment Area Urged To Plant Regular Crops The following cases were tried In Ibe opening conference fool- by Justice o f the Peace John Chish bull game on the home field 'lues- olm in the Gold Hill court during Farmers living within Ihe pro day evening the Gold Hill six man the month of September. Curl Davis, who started on the September 2, Bichard Bruce posed southern Oregon army can football team lost to the heavy mound for the Brooklyn Doilgers Jacksonville high school squad by Sheffer of Sprague River, Oregon, tonment havK been notified that in the opening game of the World a score of 45 to 0. Jacksonville no operators license, fine $2.50 and planting and harvesting of crops series in New York, October I, is took an early lead and scored rap costs. Ward Lewis Kountrie of Vi- should continue in the usual man well known in Gold Hill having idly throughout the contest. Al salea, California, no license plates, ner. This information was given out after a number of inquiries had pitched here for the Boas in 1927. though the game was rough it was fine $1.00 and costs. fairly clean with Jacksonville out September 3. Kenneth Dorman been made at the office of the Con Davis was In the opening game weighing und out-numbering the Hatch of Bogue River, no opera structing Quartermaster by persons for six innings, allowing six hits. local boys. tors license, fine $2.50 and costs. residing in or operating farms or The New York Yankees won the The Beavers, while decidedly Leon Ed Wise of Gold Hill on three ranches within the boundaries of gunie 3 to 2. green, showed a good fighting spir separate charges, no horn, no stop the proposed cantonment. MRS. RICTER HONORED AT When Davis left Gold Hill he The Jackson County Civic Co it And fought hard throughout the light and no P.U.C. declared weight FAREWELL PARTY FRIDAY went to Sun Francisco where he entire contest. They plan to buckle receipt, fine $1.00 and costs in the ordinating board has been advised pitched for the Seals. He was down and get in a lot of tough first two counts and $10.00 and by reliable army sources that no Lust Friday, Mrs. Caroline Wid farmed out to Suit l.uke CHy and cessation of agricultural activities practicing now so they can take costs in the other. er of the Colony, was honored ut a later recalled and pitched for the Prospect in Ihe next conference September 5. Seth Wm Putman should occur, and that planting and farewell party given at her home Seals for several more years. He game October 10. of Medford, improper brakes, fine harvesting should continue in the was then sold to the Philadelphia by the ||.E.C. of the Gold Hill usual manner. The board has been Tuesday evening the Beavers $2.50 and costs. Grunge. 5 delicious pot lurk dinner Phillies and luter went to the Chi assured that should it become ne went to Grants Pass where they was served at noon und the guests —J September 6. August Rudolph Bc- Be- cago Cubs in a deal which includ tied with the Climate City sopho- bernigs of Medford no p UC ,Je. cessary to acquire the property for spent the afternoon visiting. Mrs. ed the exchange of Dizzy Dean. He . II)ol.,.s with ,,ie „core standing 12 ciare,i weight receint fine *10 00 military purposes, full considera Bider wus given u handkerchief i (o , 2 | Clare«! u t ig h t receipt, fine $10.00 tion will be given on the invest then went to the St. Louis Cardin 1 land costs. George eorge Elliott Turocy of als ami on Io the Brooklyn Dodg shower und was also remembered Gold Hill takes part in a six man Williams, Oregon, no operators li ment in growing crops. ers where he is completing hi» by her Floru friend. Mrs. Bider hostess. Farmers are urged to proceed football jamboree at the Medford cense, fine $20.00 and costs. first full season. During his year will leave soon to join her husband with normal agricultural pursuits senior high school field this Fri who is employed in California. September 9. Clifford John Xlers until such time as they are other with the Dodgers he bus won 15 Mrs. Mamie Patterson of Ashland day night. October 3, with the Guests included Mrs. Soren games, lost H with 5 of the Winning visited Sunday with her daughter, Beavers again playing the Jackson of Crescent City, no P.U.C. permit. wise notified. Christensen, Mrs. It. G. Wigle, Mrs games shut-outs. Mrs. Tom Knox and family. Her ville oulfll. Other schools taking Mr Akers asked for further time to In 1934 while Davis was pitch William Aulenrielh, Mrs. Cecil grandson. Ted Jones, left the same part are Eagle Point, Phoenix, Tal plead and posted bail of $15.00. LOCAL IT E M S ing for the Phillies he was in on Johnson, Mrs. Lilly MacKay, Mrs. day for Salem to attend Willamette ent. Central Point, Prospect and When he failed to appear Septem George Dorman. Mrs. Bert Kenyon, ber 12 bis bail was forfeited. Loren 17 double plays during the seuson University, also Bette Jean Burk Hogue River. Miss May Norris went with Mr. Dean Alfred of Jerome, Idaho, no which is a major league pitcher’s Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fish of Medford hart und Lawrence Wills. Mr. Wills and Mrs. Harold Hess of Medford to ar\d Mrs. Fish’s mother. Mrs. Jones, operators license, fine $1.00 and record. In his first year with the drove his car. Bay St. John went Largfe Crowd Enjoys Klamath River and stayed from Mrs.. Wilbur Marlin, Mrs. John No costs. Phillies he ranked third in the us far as Albany und will attend Friday until Sunday. number of earned runs. Carl Hob- vac. Mrs. Paul Throne and Mrs. Oregon State College at Corvallis Booster Night Program September 10. Edward Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Whitmore Gertrude Roaecrans. bel was first. Dizzy Dean second Cale of Shady Cove, Oregon, no und Mabel Tyrrell is going Io and son Pat have moved into the The Gold Hill Grange hall was und Curt Davis third. clearance light, fine $2.50 and Southern Oregon College of Educa store and living rooms of the form filled to capacity Tuesday evening While in Gold Hill in 1927 Davis Girl Scouts Enjoy costs. Arthur Lloyd Dyer of Myrtle tion ut Ashland. All arc members by a large crowd which gathered to Creek, no stop light, fine $1.50 and er H. F. Drake property. They are pitched for the Boas, a team spon of the Bogue River graduating Evening at Medford enjoy the annual Booster night pro costs. Edith Lucy Powers of Seat- remodeling the rooms. Mr. and Mrs. sored by the Beaver Portland Ce class of 1941. Maxine Tyrrell is a gram. Musical selections, readings, tie, failing to operate on the right j ^ nceu ° f. J rlnity (¿ en,er/ c- ment Company und W. II. Muir- senior at the Ashland college. dancing, tableaus and talks were side of the highway, fine $2.50 and cently bought the property where Last Friday evening after school head. M. D. Bowers was manager of the team and M. D. Merriman, several Scouts went to Medford to costs. Paul Alvin Levy of Myrtle the Whilmore family formerly lived. Mrs. Leonard Hopficld and son enjoyed throughout the evening. Jack Martin left Tuesday morn join other girls in Hie All-Seoul The program was in charge of Creek, no operators license, bail bench manager. The team won Billie and Miss Laura Evans of the Oregon state chumpionship evening of fun. The girls were di Portland culled at the home ot Mr. Mrs. Dennis McGuire, Jesse Fish seJ a{ $7.00 and forfeited when he ing to spend a week at Corvallis and Portland. He plans to attend »hut year. Other players included vided into groups and played pro Hopfield’s cousin, Mrs. Effie Bird and Mrs. Soren Christensen. At the j faijed to appear. IS. Ja»ex Melvin ‘he i>eg<.n State-Washmgton foot- Bill Force, Emery Davis, Charles gressive games of skill at the play seye Saturday while returning to close of the evening refreshments1 . September Orr, Lloyd Miller. Michaels, Dro- ground of the Lincoln school. At their home after a visit with rela of cookies and punch were serve«!. Smith of Arcadia, California, no ’ ban game This Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Litster of Sar lette, McShane, Spores, Bobbins, the end of the games they all met tives in Oakland, California. operators license, fine $2.50 and MYRTLE WINN HONORED dine Creek have had as their guests John Logan, Duke Marlowe, Hoos in the gym and were awarded priz costs; also no muffler, $1.00 and during the past weeks Mrs. Lu ier Hoffard, John Morgan und es. The group getting the largest Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dixon and AT BIRTHDAY DINNER costs. score was awarded a treat. The son Donald of Ihe Gem Cottage ac Grey. .. «» v«. . . . . i . September 14. Lillian Agnes ster's mother, Mrs. Mabel Forsvth, The Boas played teams from Kla girl gelling the highest individual companied by Henry Badlcy of Mrs. .>'«• inn was s \ Linne of Los Angeles, passing with and Mr. and Mrs. Pierce McGee, all math Falls, Medford, Grants Pass, score was given a prize and the Grunts Pass have returned from a honor of the birthday of Miss Myr- ¡nsufficient clearance> fine ,5.00 of Berkeley, Calitornia. Mrs. McGee Yreka und then went on to defeat girl with Ihe lowest score was giv ten days hunting trip in eastern tie Winn who celebrated her 18th and costs. is a sister of Mrs. Litster. They left birthday September 26. A lovely Oswego and then the Salem Senat en a consolation prize. After the Oregon. September 16, Duane Stanley Monday morning by motor for Ber friendship circle was formed and birthday dinner was served to sev Fitzgerald of Grants Pass, passing keley. Mr and Mrs. Litster transact ors for the championship game. eral of her friends. Those attend with insufficient vision, $1.00 and ed business' in Medford Monday. The championship game which Taps sung the girls went home. Charlotte White, Eileen Dick and was played before a crowd of spec Girls from Gobi Hill were Leona Marie Jones from this community ing were the Misses Virginia Cen costs. Norman Hanseth of Medford, Mrs. Cleo Gilchrist was a business tators which overran the grand Holderness, Beverly Kenyon, Joce accompanied the Bogue River high ters. Norma Lee Ward, Mary Lou three charges, trailer with over visitor in Grants Pass Tuesday. Last stand and crowded the sidelines at lyn Meunier, Arlene Gascon, Jer- school football team to Glendale, Tygart, Mary Rose Bailey, Rae Cle loaded axle, truck with overloaded Saturday the Gilchrist’s went hunt ment, Winona Dungey, and the the Medford baseball diamond was auldlnc and Bonita Smith, Theresa Oregon Thursday evening. axle and no P.U.C. permit, fine ing. The deer wouldn’t come out so honoree Myrtle Winn. Mrs. Roy $10.00 and costs in each case. rather loosely played but there Boss and Mariya Adams, they hunted coyotes and everything At the regular meeting of the Centers assisted the hostess. were many thrills and some heavy September 17. Clarence Edwin else that would be hunted. LeBoy Cameron, son of Roy hitting. Both teams had blood in Scouts this week the girls went on Cameron of Delta Motor Lodge, is Tomer of Hansford, California, no Mrs. Bob Kies and Mrs. Paul Hol Mrs. Anna Lance of Tonapah. Ne their eyes ami were not going to a garden tour and found many enjoying a two weeks furlough license plates, fine $1.00 and costs. derness attended the lecture in lovely flowers still in bloom. They vada came Wednesday to make her give up without a real scrap. The September 20. Daniel Lofett Biles (¿rants Pass given by Mrs. A. V. from l-ort Ord, California near home with her son and daughter first of the game looked like it was visited the gardens at Mr. and Mrs. Monterey Bay. hf Gold Hill, inadequate brakes. Turner of Waldport, Oregon. She in law, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. I-ance. going to be just too bad for the Ce B. G. Wiglc’s home. Nellie Heed fine $2.50 and costs. talked about heather, primulas and ment makers but the locals finally and Fannie Kies gardens. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dawson of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lovell have September 22. Lloyd Hobbs of ,ojd very interesting things of the Next week Ihe girls will meet at started to connect with the pellet sold their home near Ihe Alaska Medford are the parents of a baby Graves Creek, improper lights, fine search fOr early history of the trails the rcgulur time at the hall. and the fireworks started. In the | followed by Mr. Douglas in his Auto Park to California people. It daughter, horn September 30 at the $1.00 and costs. seventh inning the score was tied September 24.. Otis Arthur Fore search for conifer seeds to reforest Community hospital, weighing 8 was built a number of years ago by when Logan, flashy right fielder FALL TUESDAY BREAKS Dollie Slead and was later owned and 1-3 pounds. Mrs. Dawson is the of Dunsmuir, no P.U.C. permit, fine Europe after the Napoleonic wars ARM OF ELDERLY LADY clouted for a circuit. $10.00 and costs. Albert Loney TavJ in Europe. by Mr. and Mrs. George Pheifer ot former Jean Smith of Gold Hill. Five home runs were featured is of Merlin. Oregon, one headlight, the Panama Canal Zone. Bob Routh celebrated his 13th Mrs. Jones of Medford, mother Mrs. Claud Scott and Mr. and Mrs. fine $1.00 and costs. Lester Lane in the game, four of which were birthday a week ago Monday and Hugh Hayes and Katherine went knocked by Boa men, Marlowe, Lo of Mrs. Jesse Fish, received pain Dusenberry, no rear view mirror in honor of the event his mother Mr. and Mrs. James Putman of | gan, Hoffard and Drolelte. This ful injuries at the Gold Hill Grange Grants Pass, she being formerly to Gold Beach Saturday evening to in truck, fine $1.00 and costs. served a very special dinner for game was the wind-up of a very Tuesday n**tht when she fell from Marjorie Cameron, left recently for bring Mr. Scott home. While there him and several guests. Those en the stage, breaking her arm in the Hayes’ stayed at the home of successful season from the locals PAST NOBLE GRANDS MEET Redwood City, California where he joying the dinner were Earl Ben Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hayes, Hugh’s standpoint. The visiting team came three places. A doctor, was called is with the ¿»hell Oil Company. nett, Fred Hancock, Josephine Rob brother and family. While they were AT D. HENDRICKSON HOME south loaded with the best bush and Mrs. Jones was taken Io the inson, Yvonne Moore, Nadine at Gold Beach Mr. and Mrs. Jack ball players obtainable, several of hospital in an ambulance. She Is Floyd Lance of Trinity Center, Past Noble Grands club met last Swindler, Jerauldine Smith, Lolita Hayes of Coquille and Mrs. Moore whom have held berths with the eighty years old. California came Saturday and call Thursday afternoon at the home of Routh and Mr, and Mrs. Carl Routh. of Canyonville, Mr. and Mrs. Stacey coast league. ed on his father, George Lance, Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Poole Mrs. Darrell Hendrickson on Galls Three pitchers were used by the Coy’s Cafe to Receive who accompanied him home for of Gold Beach visited the Hayes Creek. The meeting was a surprise visitors and two by the local club. the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd family in Gold Hill. Mr. and Mrs. shower for the member, Mrs, Lloyd Curt Davis, who had been doing New Coat of Paint Lance have bought property in Jack Hayes and Mrs. Moore follow Dusenberry and many lovely gifts stellar pitching for the Cement Gobi Hill near her parents, Mr. and Something else to worry about, Coy’s Cafe is being re-painted ed them to Gold Beach and visited were received by her. The next makers, wns a little off color and Mrs. Bob Cook and Mrs. Lance and this week with G. It. Lance starl meeting will be held on October 9 it’s like this. If you would like to there and came back to Gold Hill to was relieved by Michaels in the ing on the work Monday, The]son Bobby are moving over. Mr. see the brother who had left Gold at the home of Mrs. Wm. Hittle. win $5.00 worth of Green Stamps, sixth. will continue his work as Members attending were Mes- here’s how. Every customer who Much credit for the season’s suc building will be painted white'Lance Beach for Gold Hill but missed him dames Willie McLean, Mary Chish wishes to may enler their name in cess was due M. D. Bowers, manag trimmed in Vermillion. Heavy com -' dredge pilot for the company op altogether. olm, Alta Clement, Elinor Force, this nonsense uo to Wednesday er, M. D. Merriman, bench manag position shingles will ulso cover erating on the Trinity river Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doyle or Jewell Routh, Mabel Hittle, Viola noon of next week, October 8th. er and W. IL Muirhead, sponsorer the roof when the improvements Gold Beach called on the Hugh Moore, Ruth Lewis, Delia Kell, Etta arc completed. BETTS HAVE SON Here’s how it goes — »-"''•ir names of the team. Hayes family Monday morning on Carter, Virginia Kellogg, Madge will be drawn and the letters of Mrs. Jack Bonney of Applegate GOLD HiLL BOYS PLEDGE Mr. and Mrs. William (Bill) Belts their way home from a visit in Cal Dorman, Helen Dusenberry, Edna those names together with our des AT OREGON STATE COLLEGE Gorham, Irene Hendrickson and cription of you or the impression mother of Mrs. Howard Kell, was of Gold Hill are Ihe proud parents ifornia. a visitor with the Kell family last of a baby son, born Friday, Sep Mrs. Millie Walker came to Gold visitors Nadra Moore, Jimmie Kel you give us (one word) will be Kelly Clement and Creighton week. tember 26 at the Community hos Hill Monday evening and Tuesday logg, Mrs. Bill Rosecrans and dau jumbled around in all ways and Thompson of Gold Hill who enter means. If you can decipher your pital in Medford. The young man morning she and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ghters. ed Oregon State College this year name from those appearing in our tipped the scales at six pounds Miller left for Atascadera, Californ- as freshmen have pledged Delta adv. together with the aforesaid W.R.C. MEETING ia to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tau Delta fraternity. The boys are description, just come smilen’ in Newell during Mr. Miller’s vacation. CHURCH NOTICE both majoring in aeronautic engin The Women’s Relief corps met and receive your Five Dollars worth They will stop over in San Francis NE1J.1E WINN forgetting to take eering. last Wednesday for an all day meet of Green Stamps Free for nothin*. All those who are not attending co on their return home. her head out of the refrigerator and ing with a pot • luck luncheon at The age limit of contestants is over services elsewhere are cordially in MRS. BANRY TO BE Roby Robinson left Monday af noon. One new member was voted 18 years. banging the door on the same. vited to attend at the Foursquare ternoon for Fort Stevens after a HONORED THIS FRIDAY So don’t forget the next time Gospel church. Sunday school 9:45 ten day furlough with his parents, in, and another is lo be reinstated. you’re in, to deposit your name in VIRGINIA CENTERS wishing The unit is going to take uq> some Mrs. Edna Banry will be honor a. in. Morning Worship 11 a. 111. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Robinson. something exciting would happen Red Cross work for a winter pro the contest box and see what we Sunday evening Evangelistic ser to make school more interesting ed at a farewell parly and shower ject as soon as the necessary infor think of you, for $5.00 worth of Janey Marsden broke her arm at the home of Mrs. Bert Kenyon vice 8 o’clock. Tuesday evening this year. mation is received. The ladies sew Stamps and fun. this Friday. Mrs. Banry will be ' prayer service at 8. Friday evening this week. She is reported to have THE GOLD HILL AUTER PARK ed on Ihe quilt top that is to be MRS. H. B. ELLIS selecting a married soon and will leave for Young People’s service at 8. Rev. R. taken a spill on a bike when the ac The Handiest Place ia Town sold. cident happened, S. Slieernian, Pastor, her new home. very serviceable pair of shoes. Home Coming und Bully Day will be observed by the member« of the Methodist church here this Sunday, October 5, with everyone interested in the church urged to attend. Special services will be held ut eleven o’clock. Following church u pot luck din ner will be held with the Grange und W.R.C. member« invited to tukc part. Everyone who is inter ested in the church and would like to ultend is welcome. OH ME!!! The Spy-Glass
