Illinois Valley news., July 22, 1943, Image 1

Gateway to The Oregon Caves
III inois Valley News
A Live Wire Newspaper Published in the Interests of the Illinois Valley and Surrounding Districts
Volume VII.
No. 12
('ave Junction, Oregon, Thursday, July 22, 1943
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Parachute
Jumpers
Take OH
ACTION HIGHLIGHTS
“THUNDER BIRDS” IN
STIRRING SKY FILM
Blasting the screen with a blaz­
ing roar of action and romance,
“Thunder Birds,’’ Soldiers of the
Air, a stirring action romance in
living technicolor, opens Saturday
and Sunday at the Cave City the­
ater, discharging a bomb-rack's
worth of excitement and thrills.
“Thunder Birds” is a timely mo­
tion picture reconnaissance over a
famous training ground, where
sprouting wings almost daily are
hundreds of Democracy's avenging
eagles from the far corners of the
earth, daring lads with flying in
their blood and romance in their
hearts.
That’s where Gene Tierney
comes in. Altogether beguiling,
the young star adorns her most en­
thralling role to date, as the ob­
ject of a life-like romantic duel
between a flying instructor (Pres­
ton Foster) and one of his cadets
(John Sutton).
But flying is
their business, as they are aware,
and the two invest their roles with
that two-fisted quality that distin­
guishes genuine action perform­
ances.
Being, as it is, a red-blooded
story of youth and romance to-
day, the film is all the more en-
thralling for much of the film was
made at Arizona's famed Thunder­
bird and Falcon fields. As clev­
erly knit into the story these
scenes provide considerable sus­
pense and make "Thunder Birds”
an unusually exciting filmgoing
experience.
Governors
Designate
A WS Week
Hospital
Plan Told
To Grangers
Price 5 Cents
Kerby News Notes
of General Interest
BY ADAH JONES
American
Legion Burns
Mortgage
Mrs. Earl White returned re­
cently from a trip to Monmouth to
visit her parents and also spend
sometime in Portland. She was
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at her home in Kerby a few days
The scheduled airplane flight
The governors of Oregon, Wash­
Monday. July 21 was a happy
At the last Grange meeting in before joining her husband on the
with smoke jumpers which was
ington, and California during the the Bridgeview Grange hall, M rs. lower Illinois where he has chrome day and night for th«- American
scheduled to occur Thursday (to­
past week, set aside the week of Sara H. Wertz explained to the interests. Mrs. White is teacher Legion members of Glen Morrison
day) morning on the Fritz Grunow
August 1 to 7 in their three states members a plan whereby they can of first and second grades in the Post No. 70.
place, was greatly delayed on ac­
as Aircraft Warning Service Week. join an association for the protec­ Kerby school.
Together with the Ladies' Auxil­
count of weather conditions. The
iary they gathered at their hall in
The purpose of this week will be tion of their family for hospitali­
plane from North Dalles, Wash­
to recognize the efforts of the zation.
Mrs. Martin Sachse and daugh­ Cave Junction to hold joint instal­
ington, did not arrive until the
members of the Ground Observer
The plan met with considerable ter Rosemary left last Friday for lation and burn th«- mortgage that
afternoon.
Corps and the Aircraft Warning enthusiasm, ami it was adopted, San Francisco where they will re­ has hung over their heads the past
However at 4 :30 the plane took
Corps of the IV Fighter Command. and if the new association, which main a few weeks visiting Mr. '«•ven or eight years.
off with two jumpers, Gerrit Roze-
Commander Blake Miller called
Following the meeting at the State has the backing of the Federal gov­ Sachs«- who is employed in Mill
boom and Floyd Yower and Jack
House in Salem, attende«! by Gov­ ernment, can secure 150 families Valley ship yards and with Heide the meeting to order and after th«-
Heintzelman, who is in charge of
ernor Snell, William Fordyce, to subscribe, the plan will be put who is employed in San Francisco. opening ceremonies turned the
the jumpers for a fire which was
meeting over to Elwood Hussey
state liaison officer for the Air­ into immediate action.
reported on the Craigs in the up­
who acted as installation officer
craft Warning Service, and Jer­
James
Hill
and
son
Nor
Mrs.
Following is an explanation to
per Chetco district. The plane cir­
rold Owen, head of the State Civil­ farm families. Farmers and their man, returned Friday from Mill and swore in th«- officers elect. Af­
cled the district, but failed to spot
ian Defense Office, the governor families are the only ones eligible City, Oregon, where they have ter these ceremonies th«- meeting
any fire and returned to the Il­
stated that he was issuing the mes­ to join the association:
been the past few weeks caring was turned over to the Ladies’
linois Valley airport.
sage designating Aircraft Warning
for Mrs. Hili’ i mother who has Auxiliary who installed their new
officials.
They are, President,
What is the prgoram?
It was then decided to make a
Service Week.
been ill.
Mrs. E. Y. Taylor; 1st vice-presi-
test jump, as the boys were all in
It is a Federal hospitalization
In California, the State War
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harness, ready to jump. Lieuten­
Council met in Sacramento with program of the United States De­
Mr. and Mi's. Charles Dodd left dent, Mrs. Ferd Jones; 2nd vice-
ant Larry Moore, of the Civil Aer­
Governor Earl Warren and heart­ partment of Agriculture. Respon­ last Wednesday for Centralia. president, Mrs. Charlotte Parkin-
onautics Patrol, phoned Medford
ily endorsed the proclamation by sibility for getting the active par­ Wash., to visit daughters and to son; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Amy
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and received permission to leave
the governor of California. A sim­ ticipation of farm folks has been visit mineral springs t > benefit Hussey; chaplain, Mrs. Mary
the field again at 6:30 p. m. to
ilar announcement was made by delegated to the Farm Security Mrs. Dodd who has been confined White; past president, Mrs. Blake
Mrs. Arthur Kellert as
Administration, a field agency of to a wheel chair th«- past two Miller.
take the boys on the practice jump.
Governor Langlie in Olympia.
sergeant-at-arms,.
Mrs. C. C.
Many activities are being plan­ the USDA. It is being endorsed years.
At about 2500 feet in the air,
Babcock was pianist. Mrs. Don
ned during tht first week of Au­ locally by the State Grange execu­
the boys jumped over the airport
—o—
gust to pay homage to the many tive committee.
and lit on the field where a mark
Mrs. Caroline Sauer, who was Morrison acted as installing of­
What services will the ENTIRE taken suddenly ill last Wednesday, ficer.
had been made. They did not miss
thousands of Pacific Coast men
The ladies then turned the meet­
and women who have given much family get from this hospital plan? is improving. Her «laughter, Mrs.
the mark very far, and demon­
of their time, so that the entire
The family members will receive Fred Linkhart, Mrs. Blanch Lack­ ing back to th«- Legionnaires and
strated that they could come very
Pacific Coast may carry on their the following benefits:
close to landing on their objective
ey and others have been assisting the newly-installed officers took
their stations. They were: Com­
Bed and board, and general to care for her.
active part in the war effort with
if going to a fire. A radio set
mander,
Les Henry; Vice-Com­
a minimum of inconvenience. Due nursing service in wards.
was also thrown out on a para­
—o—
mander.
Cecil
Slack; Adjutant,
to the efforts of the members of
Operating room service, includ­
chute and landed near the boys. NEW MEN TAKE
Barbetta Farlein is spending a
the Ground Observer Corps and ing anaesthesia when administered week in Grants Pass visiting hei Art Kellert; Finance Officer, E.
This is in case the jumpers have
OVER RENFRO MILL the Aircraft Warning Corps, our by a salaried employe of the hos­
to radio their headquarters to give
grandmother, Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. Y. Taylor; Chaplain, Maurice
citizens have been able to sleep pital.
information or receive instruc­
Robinson spent a few days at Ker­ Sauer; Se rge a n t-a t - A r ms, Lee
Starting this week. John F. Un­ without fear of sudden and unex­
Routine clinical laboratory serv­ by with her daughter and family, Douglas; Historian, Clyde Hays,
tions.
derwood and David Vanarsdall took pected raids, and to carry on their ice, including all laboratory serv-.
executive committee, Blake Miller
The demonstration brought
over the management of the Ren­ daily activities, confident that they ices except blood, and plasma for Mr. and Mrs. Win. Farlein.
and L. E. Athey.
quite a few dignitaries of the For­
—
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fro sawmill and are now operating shall have sufficient warning in blood transfusions.
Mr. Hussey introduced Past
est Sc. vice. H. C. Obye, forest
Margaret
Armpriest
of
Jackson
­
it for the Flei«hman Lumber com- case of any immediate atack.
Tissue examinations (gross and ville is a guest of Ethel Elroy this Commander Roy Owen w’ho with
supervisor of the'Siskiyou National
pany, leasees of the mill.
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microscopic) both frozen section week. Margaret is a former Ker­ Mrs. Owen came up from Receda,
Forest; L. L. Colville, assistant in
Mr. Underwood is operating the
and
routine histological examina­ by high school student. The Arm­ California, to attend this celebra-
fire control of the Regional office,
edger and Mr. Vanarsdall is head FLUHRER’S BAKERY
tions.
Portland; Kermit Lindstedt, assist­
priests moved from Kerby to Jack­ tion. Mr. Owen gave a graphic
sawyer, After working for a few
description of how the hall was
Examinations requiring animal sonville last summer.
CONSOLIDATES
ant supervisor of Siskiyou National
days, the motor running the edger
obtained, he being commander of
inoculations.
Forest; A. L. Hansen, from the
—o—
and conveyors, broke down, and
Drugs and dressings as follows:
Fluhrer Bakeries, Tice’s Bakery
Rogue River National Forest;
Mrs. Etta Fessler of Portland the post that year. Of their trip
we are informed that the men are
Drugs shall include all drugs was a recent guest at the home of to Salem to see General Martin
of Grants Pass and Keibel’s Per­
Lieutenant O. M. Smith, from
going to install a new boiler in ad­
fection Bakery, also of Grants listed in the United States Pharm­ Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fessler, She and get a loan to buy the building
Camp White, Medford and Frank
dition to the one now in use, which
and how Martin, then governor,
Pass, announced this week consoli­ acopeia, the National formulary, is Mr. Fessler’s mother.
Derry, parachute instructor of Re­
will give the mill plenty of power
helped them.
dation of their wholesale bakery and the New and Non-official Rem­
gion 1, Forest Service, were the
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for all purposes.
Telegrams and letters were read
edies;
biologicals
and
solutions,
ex
­
businesses under the name of
men here and they were all well
Leo Hassler, who works for Pu-
Hammer Brothers, former oper­
from
invited guests who were un­
Fluhrer Bakeries, Grants Pass Di­ cept plasma.
pleased with the demonstration.
get Timber company has been un-
ators of the mill will remain in
Dressings shall consist of all able to work the past week because able to be present. George Kel-
vision, to serve Josephine county
The smoke jumpers are in charge
the valley and have other mill
points. Herman Keibel, owner of surgical dressings and supplies of torn ligaments in his arm. He lert and Clement Arnold who at­
of Jack Heintzelman, and all the
prospects which they hope will ma­
’chutes and paraphanalia needed ture in the near future. The Ham­ the Perfection Bakery, will con­ used, such as gauze, cotton and received the injury while working tended the Beaver Boys’ State at
Corvallis gave a report of their
for these men is all here ready for mers are excellent mill men and tinue to operate his retail bakery various fabrics and solutions.
in the woods.
trip and thanked the Legion and
Diagnostic
X-Ray
service
for
action. The parachute loft under very reliable and it is hoped by business at 503 G street, Grants
construction at the Redwood Rang­ the community they find satisfac­ Pass, and a retail bakery will also patients confined in hospital.
Evelyn Hayes of Bridgeview is Auxiliary for sponsoring the trip.
The foregoing services shall be staying with Mrs. Clyde Prevatt, Commander-elect Les Henry gave
be opened, it is understood, at the
er station is rapidly being com­ tory employment.
a splendid talk and asked the sup­
supplied
in all cases, subject to assisting her with her work.
former location of Tice’s Bakery,
pleted and is the only one of its
port of all the members so we will
the following limitations and con­
kind in the state. It is expressly
62? South Sixth street.
I
have something to show the boys
J. L. Tice, senior member of the ditions:
built for preparing ’chutes and HUSBANDS HAVE
of
this war when they come march­
Hospital
care
for
any
one
per
­
NIGHT
OUT
Tice firm, announces his retire­
other articles needed by the smoke
ing home.
jumpers when going to a fire.
ment from active business, while son shall be limited to a maximum
A rising vote of thanks for work
Western Star Chapter 64, O. E. his son, Gaylord joins the Fluhrer of 21 days in each annual period
Another test is going to be made
well
done was given to Blake Mil-
hereunder.
S.,
met
in
regular
session
last
organization in Medford, as does
Mrs. Lillie Beam Clayton, 82,
Friday morning. We hope to get
The services will be furnished died at her home in Selma on Sun­ ler and George Hicks who fought
Tuesday evening with Worthy Harold Keibel. All employes of
some pictures of this flight.
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Matron Francis Smith, presiding.
the two Grants Pass shops are to only to a member who is regularly day, July 18, at 7 p. m. She was o valiantly the past year to finish
Following
th«-
regular
routine
of
NOTICE TO GRANGERS!
be employed by the new division, admitted to a hospital as a bed born in Altoona, Kans., on January paying off the mortgage and to
business,
Olaf
Larsen
was
initiated
either
in the operations continuing [»atient and only during such time 6, 1861, and had lived in the Sel­ Elwood Hussey for his work in
All Illinois Valley Grangers are
getting the loan in the first place.
are asked to come to the Grange into the Chapter as a new mem­ in Grants Pass, or in other Fluhrer as the member is under the treat­ ma community for th«- past seven
Several members of the Post and
ment
and
care
of
a
physician.
ber.
plants. No change in the sales or-
years.
hall at Bridgeview next Sunday
Auxiliary were called upon for a
Will
less
than
one
day
be
paid
Mrs.
Cora
Barnes
gave
an
inter
­
Sh«-
is
survived
by
her
husband,
i
ganization
now
serving
this
com
­
morning about 10 o'clock, July
few words and responded with a
for?
esting
report
of
her
two
day's
at
­
John
Harrison
Clayton;
a
son,
John
munity,
is
contemplated.
25th, to assist in cleaning up the '
will.
No.
The
reason
for
this
is
so
tendance
at
the
O.
E.
S.
conven
­
Earl of Vallejo, Calif.; and a
Fluhrer’s opeiate bakery plants
grounds and surrounding property.
The mortgage and deed was
held last month in Portland. and divisions throughout Southern that minor diagnosis by the physi- «laughter, Mrs. C. C. Pierson of
Those wishing to bring their lunch tion
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then turned over to Les Henry who
I
cian
will
not
be
shifted
to
the
as-
At
the
close
of
the
meeting
Oregon
and
Northern
California,
Visalia,
Calif.
may do so.
members with husbands as special at Grants Pass, Medford, Klamath Isolation's expense; he normally
Funeral services will be held gave the mortgage to Blake Miller
handles
such
cases
at
I
'••J
his
office,
guests
and
visitors
assembled
to
Falls,
Eureka,
Yreka,
Mt.
Shasta
Thursday.
July 22 at Deei Creek and George Hicks who then pro-
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Is hospital care for tonsils and and interment was in the Deer ceeded to burn it.
the banquet room where sand­ and Alturas, and manufacture
COMING EVENTS
All repaired to the Auxiliary
wiches, ice cream, cake and coffee cakes, cookies, pastries and similar adenoids covered?
Creek cemetery. Rev. George Gray
quarters where good food and
Yes.
If
the
patient
is
hospital
­
were
served.
The
table
was
at
­
officiating.
Hull
&
Hull
Funeral
items
as
well
as
bread.
Capt.
Wm.
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stories were enjoyed by those pres­
tractively centered with a hobnail H. Fluhrer, owner, is with the U. ized by the attending physician. I Home were in charge.
Sunday, July 25—Grangers clean­ blue vas«> containing an arrange­
ent.
Are
there
any
types
of
cases
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S. Army Air Force, while the
up at Grange hall. Bridgeview.
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ment of phlox and gladiolas.
Fluhrer Medford plant supplies a eliminated from the program?
Bring your lunch if you wish.
Yes. Hospital care will not be LOCAL ( HAMBER
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Larsen, re­ large part of Camp White re­
Wednesday. August 7—Garden cently married, were presented a quirements.
II.
læming Takes
furnished for veneral disease, al­ OF COMMERCE TO
club will meet at the home of lovely gift from the Chapter, with
Reason for the merger was stat­ coholism, dental care, mental cas­ TAKE TIME OUT
I «ocal Barber Shop
Mrs. Gladys King. O'Brien.
Mrs. John Smith, making the pre-i ed as wartime restriction on labor! es, tuberculosis after diagnosis.
Will all the hospitals in my
Illinois Valley Garden club meets sentation speech. Appropriate re­ and material, making it difficult
It was decided at the last meet­
A business transaction this week
the first Wednesday of each sponses were given by the recipi­ to supply growing demand in this county or state accept my card?
ing of the Illinois Valley Chamber that will interest the male popula­
ents.
Yes. If your card is not ac­ of Commerce, to meet every sec­ tion of the valley, was the sale of
month.
area, in sufficient volume with
The Chapter will hold their next maintenance of quality, without cepted notify your secretary-treas­ ond and fourth Tuesdays after the lease of the Cave City Barber
H. E. U. meets every second Tues­
meeting in September.
day of the month.
concentration of production in urer at once so they may clear this next week, so come out next Tues­ shop held by Mrs. Maude Hager-
misunderstanding for you. A list day and then take a rest for two man to II. C. Leming.
larger mechanized plants.
The Missionary Society meets the
of hospitals will be provided if you weeks.
NOTICE
Mr. Leming operated the shop
Ray
T.
Harrison,
Fluhrer
sales
second and fourth Thursday of
desire
it.
Sam Miller will soon have his recently while Mrs. Hagerman was
manager,
accompanied
by
The
United
States
Army
has
re
­
Ace
each month at the Community
When the doctor recommends fire district and incorporation pap­ sick, and he is no stranger to Cave
quested that no more burning per­ Caldwell and Roy Newman, form-
church. Cave Junction.
mits be granted for burning debris erly with Keibel and Tice, respec­ hospitalization and the patient goes ers ready and will submit them to Junction. He has moved his fam­
Illinois Valley Chamber of Com­
or slashings until the fire season tively, explained the new business to the hospital, who is responsible the general public at a mass meet­ ily to Cave Junction and he will
merce meets every Tuesday
has been officially declared closed organization to local merchants for notifying the hospital of the ing which will be called in the near operate the shop in the future.
noon the Cave City Coffee Shop.
association?
Mrs. Leming and their daughter,
future for that specific purpose.
this week.
this fall.
O’Brien Women's club meet on
The patient or a member of the
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Mrs. Ixirraine Payne, arrived Mon­
This means no more burning
first Friday of each month.
Mrs. Grace Hudron and Mrs. day. Mrs. Payne is visiting her
permits will be issued by the State
Don’t bomb the forests—with family should present the card to I
Ladies’ Auxiliary meet the first Forester or from the Federal For­ lighted matches and cigarettes. the hospital officials who should Lottie
Woodcock motored to parents for a few days.
and third Wednesday of each est Service either in the state or They can do as much damage as then notify the secretary-treasurer Grants Pass Wednesday morning
Buy your Defense Stamp« today.
national forests.
on a hurried shopping trip.
incendiary bombs.
month.
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