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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1944)
1‘a^e Four COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS Illinois Vallet News, Thursday, March 23, 1941 ___________________________________________________________________ One way that the Army could help women in this job would be (Continued from Page Three) to drop the fancy term “neuro land, G. P. Bianch, bond psychiatrie” which it applies to deduction .................. 6.25 men suffering from war fatigue. (Taken from the Christian Science ¡zed and pushed through whereby First Natl. Bank of Port “If someone would just educate Monitor) land, G. P. Branch, with women from the ages of 16 up their families that these men are holding tax deduction 2 20 would visit hospital wards an«l ac Mary Hornaday By California Oregon Power no different from businessmen custom themselves to the sight of Co. service library audi who have suffered from severe mutilate«] men. They should ask There’s something Washington 2.95 torium ................................ nervous breakdown in peacetime, California Pacific Utilities wants all American t women to for social work in any capacity, < " . -am«' 4.65 know, but doesn't seem 1 quite to passing out games, passing around it would take off a stigma.’’ one nurse commented. American Library Asso., books, playing games with the .subscription for library 3.00 know how to tell them. Mrs. Roosevelt said she under It’s about the wounded and the men.’’ C. H. Demaray, books for stood some businesses had become library Lieutenant Meister’s suggestion 9.74 “neuropsychiatrics i" who are be- so frightened just by the term Ray Johnson, exp. acct., ginning to come home from the wasn't exactly practical. It xvould “neuro-psychiatric'' that they Cemetery fund ............ 57.00 war. not be feasible for all the grown American Law Book Co., were refusing to take men so lab women in the country to traipse The War Manpower commission book for Circuit Court eled back in their old jobs. Law Library ..................... 10.00 is working on a pamphlet for ex through the military hospitals just Maj. Walter E. Barton, Army Mrrs. Lenore Dow, super soldiers and sailors called, “How to become accustomed to the sight psychiatrist, added to the discus intendent ......................... 340.00 of wounded men. To Go Home,” but no one knows Phyllis Keith, bkpr. and sion a set of rules for receiving What she meant was that wom credit manager ................ 140.00 quite how to educate the wives, back a wounded man into a family. Maud Schwind, bkpr............ 100.00 mothers, and sweethearts on the en of the country must strive for Here they are: Mabel Spafford, record li proper way to welcome them back. all they are worth to achieve the brarian .... ................... 125.00 1— —Remember a wounded man As part of its campaign to steel emotional control that nurse get Wilhelmina Kasten, surg is a normal person, Don’t expect from going about their daily tasks. 170.00 the American public to sights ical ti'ir.-e hiim to behave in any unusual “ It takes only one rebuff to ahead, the War Department re Marilyn Maurakis. same 128.02 1). L. Gardner, maintenance 150.00 cently gave wide publicity to the cause a maimed soldier to retire fashion. Train your mind to think Richard Stirk, same L25.00 landing of the hospital ship Acadia. ®nd n°t be on the scene again,” about what’s left, not what ha Margaret North, labora been lost. 190.00 Scores of stretchers were photo- »Lie warned. tory technician 2— Don’t dramatize either the That reminded Second Lieut graphed on Jersey docks waiting Ruth Westphal, nurses sal- wounded man nor his wounds. Marion L. Franchere of a mother 55.00 for the wounded. One fellow ■■iry ............ Helga Norwood, same . 150.00 smiled broadly as he put his hand who stood right in the middle of a Confine your conversation to other social life in contact with othei Grace Woodrow, same . 155.00 down to feel real Ameriran soil. hospital ward where she had come subjects unless he begins to talk The worst thing of all is to let hi 160.00 Clara Mull, same about his wounds. Remember you crawl off in a corner and feel sor- FRENCH LAUNDRY In movie theaters—at least in to see her maimed son and ex 22.00 Dezzie Lewis, 'ame have no common ground with his ry for himself. Grace Emmerich, same 150.00 Washington and presumably across claimed : & DRY CLEANERS o-------------------- 150.00 the country—women sighed or “What in the world am I going experiences on the battlefront. Helen Grant, same ’ RANCH SOLD IN VALLEY 3 — Don ’ t try to gloss over his 80.00 | shuddered. Some just sat quietly. to do with him?’’ Zephyr LaFeure. same Agencies Elizabeth Anderson, same 150.00 A. E. Sampson living on the “That boy,” said the nurse, “re handicap. Don’t tell him he looks Barber Shop, Cave Junction 160.00 I As part of the publicity, the War Geraldine Kurth, same nice when you and he are think Dick George road, sold his ranch Lew Hammer, Selma 150.00 Department held a press confer fused to go home.” Helen Brunn, same consisting of about 14 acres re Waldo Motel, O’Brien Mrs. Roosevelt has suggested ing he doesn't. 150.00 j ence with six Army nurses from Anna Baker, same 4— Don’t show horrow or sor cently. .Mr. Sampson expects to 1 60.00 , thg s)iip Faith Harding, same that there should be in every mil 150.00 I n.u / , ( all Wednesdays Mary Goodall, same row at deformity either in your move to Grants Pass very shortly. itary hospital a discharge section Tht*y had a message for Arner- 150.00 Patricia Birkholz, same expres- voice, manner, or facial where families can go to meet 159.00 I ican women. Mildred Simpson, same . Xfie “Wp talked a bit on the ship their returning soldier ami plan sion. Francis Meyer, same 140.00 5— Give him a job to do. The 95.00 coming over,” began Second Lieut. in the presence of Army or Red D«'e Alexander, same For Drugs, Toiletries 88.00 Gladys K. Meister. Lois Kelly, nurse aide Cross personnel how to rearrange Veterans' Administration a n <1 100.00 Gillett«', orderly United States Employment Ser Fountain Service STAiORUF “Some scheme should be organ* their homes and lives to meet the Grace Chambers, n u r s e vice will place men in jobs outside new situation, For some, the 88.00 aide .................................... PROCESS Come to Even those at home SS.00 transition will be easy, but as Mrs. the home. Adah Keyte, same SS.00 Star Seed & Grocery Co., 1 aura Bormouth. same Roosevelt pointed out, a moun can do some kind of work and OWL PHARMACY groceries 10.71 SS.00 Daisy Hu taineer whose family has always should be assigned to it as part of In Grants l’ass Pacific Fruit & Produce Minnie 1 92.61 walked the last six miles home or the day’s routine. Co., same 82.50 salary Encourage him to carry on his 5.11 a tenement family which has to «2.50 D. R. Morgan, same Mildred Whiteman, 1 same 41.72 climb six flights of stairs to its «2.50 Fluhrer Bakeries, same i lier, same Blanche Fort I 21.25 49.50 Farmer Brothers, same Alice Ev< ery, same abode may have readjusting to do. 41.25 Grover’s Dairy Products, Hazel Parish, same milk and cream 136.59 130.00 Feme Jacobs, dietitian 97.50 130.00 Rogue River Dairy, same Alice Stirk, cook 130.00 Grants Pass Creamery Co., Etna Rich, same butter 55.01 Betty Mitchell, relief cook 90.00 134.16 75.00 H W. Jones, meat Evelyn Moulton, domestic 30.00 City Market, same 34.33 Edna Keykendall, same 35.90 20.00 Temple Marketei ia, same Virginia Marcus am«> 300.00 20.00 II. B. Brown, engineer Joyce Campbell, same ISO.00 R. Bobbie, bookkeeper Jo.sephini* General Hospi 177.00 Fred LaForest. mechanic tal. reimburse revolving 6.00 W P. Hazelrigg. road fore fund 190.00 man Josephin«* General Hospi 60.2 M A. Anderson, bridge fore tal. patty caxli ISO.00 man FiiM Natl. Bank of Port Chas. Dungey, bulldozer land, G. P. Branch, de 171.00 operator ductions for Victory and 54«. 15 Jack Eggers, shovel oper Income Tax 171.00 ator 1' S Natl. Bank of Port Carl Dodge, motor patrol land, deductions for Wai 152.00 man 61.75 Bonds Dan Wiltrout, same 152.0S State Industrial Acc 143.00 C. J. Hopper, graderman «'oinm.. contribution for 91.07 31.02 Ray Blair, truck driver February «6.27 C. G. Fenner, same imp mfMx'U City Water Department, 139.00 j II P. Hodge, same .■' vice for F«‘bruary 2«'/' í» fíe at erante fítper , Dave Dodge, bridge car < 'alif. Pacific Utilities Co., penter ................................. 126.50 27 21 same ... loca i »or oteo hated tu ~f tal y S. .1 Ensminger, same 126.50 i « alif. Oregon Power Co., 126.50 Victor Vinyard. same snm«> 1 26.50 Ed Walworth, same Western Union sam<* 91.60 Wm II. Wiscarver, same Cold Storage Co., Ice 15.60 20 30 I II Myers, laborer ornge Fills cracks and im j- apfyHovxo starts perfections m walls E. E. Whittaker, patrolman 154.00 ich's aundry laundry and woodwork. New 154.00 385.72 Ed Norman, patrolman rvico scientific formula 132.00 Wilbur St ire, graderman r fie Tel. A- Tel. Co., assures professional 24.05 31 Chas. Collins, lab >rer ryicc fnr February results 154.00 Lee Sowell, patrolman M Turner, sanitary I H 00 Clyde Hays, motor patrol man Jo •>hi-<• Creditor's Assn.. I ROUND ■«* o 00 Ray Lee, bridge carpenter <’dit reports H E. Dudley, laborer run \*sn of Hospitals, 60.00 Rolf II. Hansen laborer I II. Myers, labor« r Grants Pass Chamber of 2.00 Harvev Elmore, same Com merce same 'rtwin WmiAMZ U S Natl. Bank of Port ('. II Demaray. office sup land. G. P. Branch, nay- 9.65 plies roll allotments for IJ. H 3.60 1’ I’ Proctor, printing A 'liquid tjndpApcr" Sax Inga Grants Pass Daily Courier, th*r MvCS th« t m« anj advert isements 0 First Natl Bank of Port l*bor involved In prep.tr- • ng old CC nted. var. land. G. P. Branch, tax Grants Pass Bulletin, sub n>»hed. ©r enjmeUd Jur- deductions from Feb. 3.00 I«« pr or fo recoAt ng scription Ver* easy «nd ectxxMn- salaries (’. V. Mo-by Company. iC*l to use Full mjtruC- Headline news. W ar news. Foreign, national, local news. Births, hoc» on «Ach pjvkjge 18.79 State Industrial Accident Gradw 'hl Commission. Feb. contri Coat« li rance \ rency, weddings, deaths, politics, the comics. What would we do without bution 21 truck policy Natl Hospital As<n.. 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