Illinois Valley News, Thursday, January 17, 1916
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An independent newspaper devoted tc the development of the richest ; 1 A freak accident that came quaintance of her brand new
valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and its surrounding districts. very near being serious happened granddaughter, little Miss Toni
Published every Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon by the Illinois Tuesday about 10 o’clock, when Lynn.
Valley Publishing Company.
| a truck tire that he was chang­
Entered as second-class matter June 11, 1937, at the Post Office at ing blew off the rim striking
Ed McKinnon, head sawyer for
Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879.
Wayne Foster a severe blow on Oregon Caves Lumber Company
; the right leg between the knee was stricken with the flu while
Editor and ankle. The rim took a chip working at the m>U Tuesday.
M. C. ATHEY
off the shin bone and also hurt
Mrs. E. H. Meservey of Selma
both of Foster’s hands. It seems
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
the tire was not entirely on the spent Sunday with her parents and
In Josephine County
rim and there was about 160 or j family. Mrs. Meservey (Betty
$1.50 170 pounds pressure of air in the Lou) is the eldest daughter of
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on the rim, the pressure blew it I
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Outside of Josephine County
j completely off, but luckily Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baldwin
$2.00
One Year
had just straightened up and his received word from their son, Cor­
chest
was above the fender, other­ poral James Baldwin, that he had
The Illinois Valley News reserves the right to reject any advertising
copy which it deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application. wise he may have suffered a arrived safely at Camp Campbell.
severely crushed chest. In being Kentucky where he is stationed.
thrown backwards, he also suf­ Jim left here January 4 to report
fered a severe wrench to his back, back to camp.
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He must remain in bed for a week
REDWOOD’EMPIRE NEWSP,\PER PUBLISHERS Umt
or so.
The horn« of Mr. and Mrs. Emil
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Vahrenwald was a scene of re­
Raymond Bently is home with union and gayety Sunday when
his wife and two sons, having re­ many relatives called. Among the
cently received his discharge from guests were Mrs. Zola Grey and
( HAMPION LIAR OF ’45
the U. S. navy.
daughter Donna Eleanor, of Wi!-|
liams. Mrs. Grey is a sister of
Mrs. Ruby Whitely of San Fran­ Mr. Vahrenwald; Mr. and Mrs.
Before we leave 1945 too far behind we should cisco is visiting her son and daugh Arthur Grey and son, of Long
give a nod to the champion liar of the year who won ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Beach, Calif. Mr. Grey is a son
his title over nearly 6000 competitors. His prize-win­ Whitely, and is making the ac- of Mrs. Zola Grey and is just
home from Okinawa. Also pres­
ning prevarication concerned his “achievement” in
ent were a sister of Mrs. Vahren­
wald from Grants Pass and sev­
saving the city of Louisville, Ky., from the flood wat­
eral other relatives whose names
ers of the Ohio river. At the crucial hour when the
we did not receive.
flood waters were threatening, he had a special local
option election called and “we voted the town dry in
half an hour ’.
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Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Cotter and Ted Cotter
drove out from Grants Pass to
George H. Gray, Pastor bring Amos Vahrenwald home. He
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
arrived by bus from Oakland.
Morning worship 11 a. m.
Calif., having just received his
discharge from the U. S. navy.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
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Mrs. Cotter is a sister of Amos.
JUST RECEIVED
24-PIECE SET CATALIN WARE—
Knives, Forks, Spoons—In red or ivory
colored handles. With presentation box.
BABY CUPS—
Of sterling—roast rite racks
Eight glasses—four patterns..
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and your family. Each issue filled with unique self-help feature*
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Washing Machines
You may choose the machine you
wish and place your name on the
‘‘first-to-be-served list”.
SUB DEALER
YORK’S
AUTO COURT
Cave Junction
for Sale* and Servie«
Gai Motor Parts
and Repairs
Electric Motor Exchange
Service—A New
Motor at Once
MEANWHILE—
Our guaranteed washing machine
repair service will keep your pres­
ent machine operating very satis­
factorily until the new model ma­
chines are on the market.
Wringer roll» for all make»—fac­
tory part* for all make»—-ironer
(Mangle) part»--- all make» genu­
ine factory part» for all make».
The MAYTAG SHOP
510 II Street
’Phone 67-R
SELMA BAPTIST CHURCH
CLOSE OUT PRICES on Platters—Dinner
Plates and a Few Old Pieces of Dinnerwear
since
for All Makes
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Lloyd Kaufman and wife are
here on an extended visit from
Maxwell, Calif. Lloyd is a brother ,
of Arthur Kaufman.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hudron re- I
turned Tuesday evening from
several day’s visit with friends
in Portland.
Norman Sowell, young son of ;
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Sowell is re- I
covering from an attack of chicken |
pox.
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Frank and Carl Nelson, from [
Sacramer^o, Calif., have gone in i
partnership with Vern Black and
Willis Kelley in their mill up Deer
Creek.
Things You Can
DO
Give Used Clothing
TO THE CLOTHING DRIVE
GIVE
ONE DIME
(and at Least Nine Others)
TO THE MARCH OF DIMES
Rev. Harold Anderson, Pastor
Sunday school—10:00 a. m.
Church Services—11:00 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve­
ning 7:30.
B. Y. F. Sunday evening 0:30.
Evening service 7:30.
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Mrs. F. Krauss and Mrs. Lun-
quist attended the 4-H Club lead- |
ers conference at Grants Pass last |
Tuesday.
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Mary Walsh of Seattle is here
to spend the winter with her aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ed de
BRIDGEVIEW
Grasse.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
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Sunday school ............ 10:00 a. ni.
American Legion dance, Satur­
Church service
11:15 a. ni. day, January 19, 10 p. m. at Le- I
Young People service—
gion hall. Midnight lunch, Every-
Loyal Defenders
7:30 p- m. one cordially invited.
Evening service............ 8:00 p- m.
Wednesday night prayer
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meeting
............ 7:30 . P- m.
We held the annual election of
officers last Sunday morning
which brought a few changes in
officers.
What Do You Sav Folks?
5-10-25C
McGregor Co. 510-25c
The First
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ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH
OF SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTISTS
Chevrolet
SUPER SERVICE
$3.95
Flour Sifters—the kind you like
Top ’o the Stove Toasters
New Shipment of Jouguil Dinnerware
Open Stock Taylor Thermometers
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
^is Clean, Family Newspaper
only $1.00
LIBBY OWENS TUMBLER SET—
CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Kerby, Oregon
Rev. D. B. Wantland, pastor.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Evangelistic services, 7:30 p. m.
M(?rning Worship at 11 a. m.
Wednesday Prayer Meeting
and Bible Study ....... 7:30 p. m.
The world is bankrupt of ideas
that have any relation to the plight
in which it finds itself today. A
multitude of voices speak a Babel
of conflicting ideas—and the
world’s distractions are frankly
attributable to one fact only—
there are not enough Christians
to go around. What are you doing
to add to the number of Christian
testimonies in the town?
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Sabbath School ................ 10 a. m.
Preaching
11 ;80 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve­
ning.
F. W. Cooper .....
Elder
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Fatner Meyers of Grants Pass
comes to the valley by plane to
hold services the first and third
Sundays each month.
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This refrigerator is a 7-foot, 1946 stripped,
standard model—the OPA price is $161.75.
Tune Up Your Engine
PORTABLE
WELDING
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for
- FUEL SAVINGS
Hear! See!
Our next model to be received will be a
New Newest in
Radios—the
standard-equipped model. It will be foil
lowed bv the de-luxe models.
STROMBERG
CARKSON
Frankly, we are not suggesting you place
your order . . . we have no knowledge
when present conditions will permit deliver­
ies. However we do invite you to call and
see this newest model. You assume no ob­
ligation.
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Selma, Oregn
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LONGER ENGINE LIFE
QUIET RUNNING
You may. if you with,
place your order for
thi* great radio now.
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great a dividend at so small a cost.
MANCHEL'S
Hannum & Kelt Chevrolet 11
411 South 6th Street
Phone 520
‘'Furniture You’ll Admire at Price» You'll Appreciate”
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