Illinois Valley News, Thursday, June 7, 1945
Mr*. Earl Boyd was shopping in
Grants Pass on Wednesday. She
was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. E. J. Wilber.
Delbert Kreiger of Portland, son
of A. E. Kreiger, visited here over
Miss Margaret Morri* of Bend,
is spending her summer vacation
the week-end.
with her mother, Mrs. C. G. Mor­
Mrs. E. E. Potter of Selma, was ri*, on Caves highway.
transacting business in Cave Junc­
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bintz of Eu­
tion on Tuesday.
gene visited at the home of Mrs.
Mrs. Ethel Banta and daughter, Harry O. Smith on Caves highway
Mrs. Zenna Jennings, were in today (Thursday). Mrs. Bintz is
Grants Pass several days this week. president of the Eugene Garden
club.
C. G. Sawyer was a county seat
Ted Webb returned with his
visitor the first of the week where
family from Klamath Falls last
he transacted business matters.
Sunday, where they have been vis­
R. J. McCracken of McCrack­ iting for a short time. Mr. Webb
en’s Variety store, made a trip to returned to resume his work where
Grants Pass last Friday for a load he is a logging contractor.
of freight.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wilhelm of Mrs. C. G. Morris made a trip to
Elk Creek lodge, transacted bus­ Grants Pass and Medford last Fri­
iness in the county seat the first day. Before returning home they
visited Mr. Smith's mother, Mrs.
of the week.
Agnes Smith at Ashland.
Miss Carol Anderton of Klam
Mrs. F. B. Borchert, sister-in-
ath Falls, is leaving this week for
her home. She has been visiting law of Mrs. Sara Wertz, spent Fri­
day in the valley visiting friends.
her aunt in Cave Junction.
Mrs. Borchert was formerly of
Mrs. Gladys King and her sis- Grants Pass but now makes her
ter-in-law, Mrs. King of Lone Mt. home in Oakland, Calif.
Valley, at O’Brien, were shopping
Mrs. Adaline Beneke arrived re­
in Grants Pass this week.
cently in the valley from North
Mrs. Sara Wertz and Mrs. Ra Dakota, and will remain for an in­
chel V. Daniels left Saturday for definite visit. Her husband, Pvt.
Yoncalla, where they will spend Elroy Beneke is in the armed forc­
es. and stationed in New York.
a few days visiting relatives.
Mrs. Robert Bumhy accompan-
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Woods were
•d Mrs. Henry Schneider to in the county seat last Monday,
Grants Pass this week where they checking up on some property
transacted business matters.
lines from records at the county
court house. They accompanied
Jerry Jennings of Medford is Hal M oore of Kerby who was also
making his home with Jim Phillips there on business.
while in the valley and is em­
Loren Mclrvin, young son of
ployed at one of the sawmills.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Mclrvin, while
Mrs. Frank Halm was in Grants cutting wood Tuesday evening cut
Pass last Friday on a shopping trip the largest part from his left
and to visit her daughter-in-law, thumb nail and the flesh beneath
Mrs. Glenn Halm and baby.
the nail to the bone, inflicting a
very painful wound.
Mrs. K. C. Hamilton returned
Henry Wendt of Los Angeles,
homo Monday evening from De­
arrived
in the valley via Grey­
Michigan,
where
she
was
troit,
called by the serious illness of n hound bus today (Thursday) to
spend several weeks with his broth­
sister.
er, Chris Wendt and family on the
Mrs. Stella Holtz of Inwood, Caves highway. It is about four
Iowa, arrived in the valley last years since he visited here in the
week foi an indefinite visit with valley.
her brother, W. H. Bahnson, on
the Redwood highway.
Lyle Freitas and Mike McBri-
ety who have been visiting in Cave
Junction, left Sunday for San
Francisco where they have been
working.
Mr. and Mrs. Erank Holbrook of
Burlingame, Calif., returned to the
valley Wednesday for a month's
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Proctor on Caves highway. Burl
Proctor, their son, returned with
the Holbrooks after a few weeks
visit with his aunt at San Rafael,
Calif.
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JUNE » AND
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Package for Jasper, Puppetoon
Clyde Runyan who has been
confined in the Josephine General
hospital for the past three weeks
was taken to the Veterans hos­
pital in Portland last Friday night
making the trip by train. Mrs.
Runyan accompanied her husband
north, and it is hoped that he will
have a speedy recovery and able
to return home soon.
Friday evening several of the
Cave Junction young people had
a wiener bake. It was held at the
East Fork of the Illinois river.
Those present were May Lou Hill,
Carol Anderton, Elva Messenger,
Rosemary Sachse, Eileen Schneid­
er, Lyle Freitas, Don Fulk, Herb
Leming. Jim Phillips and Gilman
Squire.
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Washington tatter
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Two of hi* observations stand
out above all of the others. One
was his description of the State
Department operations throughout
the world, with the conclusion that
the United States is attempting to
operate such offices too economic­
ally, and that our representation
is not generally in keeping with
our actual position in the world.
The other part of his report which
impressed me was his description
of UNRRA. He found inefficien­
cy and nysnianagement prevalen*
in this important relief organiza
He told Congress, "It is my
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J. C. CHAMPION, Proprietor
Cave Junction, Oregon
settled conviction that it is im­ I
perative for Congress to review
and re-explore that whole opera­
tion. I have a lot of facts in my
notebook which I could relate, but
I will only give it to you as my con­
sidered judgment that it (UNR­
RA) is not doing the job which we
intended.”
Almost immediately following
The story that has been spread
Dirksen's report, the President on the coast regarding Croft lily
had a conference with former ! bulbs raised in the valley, received
President Herbert Hoover. Mr. a sound reprimand this week, when
Hoover has had more experience growers from Brookings came ov-
in international relief administra -\r to buy clean, diseased-free bulbs
tion than any other living man. from valley growers.
His knowledge and background
Also it was reported this week
have never been utilized during
that IL C. Leming, the valley’s
the war emergency. A great many
largest bulb grower, sold 5 pounds
people here in Washington, and I
of bulblets for $500.00. This is
am one of them, hope that Her­
a very low price for this class of
bert Hoover’s knowledge, exper­ bulbs, but Mr. Leming sold them
ience and ability will be put to
to a new grower to help him get
use.
started.
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Lily plants in the valley are
MEETING POSTPONED
looking exceedingly good, and
those who know who have seen
The O'Brien Women’s club them, say they are “tops” as far
meeting has been postponed un as plants go.
til Friday, June 15th, due to the
One man interested asked per­
recent death of Mrs. Marta Webb. mission to dig up a plant to in
They will meet at the home of spect the bulblets and the condi­
Mrs. Rena Webb on Redwoods tion of the large bulb. He wa-
highway.
agreeably surprised to find the
LEGION
DANCE SATURDAY
Attend the American Legion
dance next Saturday night, June
9th, at the Legion hall, to the
rhythm of good music. Midnight
have as many as eight buds on a eats by the Ladies’ Auxiliary.
stem, The blooms are going to
be very beautiful.
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COUPLE UNITED IN
MARRIAGE LAST SATURDAY
Ilda Parsons of Grants Pass and
Robert Gates of Cave Junction,
were united in marriage last Sat­
urday afternoon at the home of
Justice of the Peace E. Y. Taylor,
who performed the ceremony.
Attending the newlyweds as wit
nesses were Homer Allen and Miss
Lois Taylor.
The groom is u
nephew of Bert Gates. After a
short honeymoon the couple will
make their home in the valley.
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WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY
JUNE 13 AND 14
bulblets very numerous and all
Illinois Valley exceedingly healthy.
More growers from the coast
I will come to the valley in the fu­
Croft Lily Bulbs ture for planting stock, and some
| are dickering for good bulb land
Plants are now budding, and some
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