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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1948)
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, August 5, 1918 and Mrs. H. Woodward. Mrs. W tention to the centennial celebra Powers of the Safety Department Rolfing sang two solos, “I Love tion at Oregon City August 12 to Pamphlet Shows Dangers company. The text was supplie, You Truly” and “Because.” 15. Riders will deliver invitations Of Underground Exploring through the cooperation of the The newlyweds emerged from to the celebration to governors of A pamphlet designed to show Safety Division of the U. S An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest the church through arches of glad Oregon, Washington and Idaho. valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and it« surrounding districts Ioli borne by Jean McKinnon Mary the dangers, particularly to chil Bureau of Mines and the Arizona The ride to Salem, Oregon’s Lou Sauer, Mary Landers and capital city, will be completed in dren of school age, of exploring Small Mine Operators Association. Published every Thursday at Cave Oregon, by the Illinois NATIONAL E D iT O R IA L Darlene Hembree. The arch bear one day. The invitation will be de old mines or other underground The pamphlet illustrates graphic V alle, Publishing Company. m ifl ASSOCIATIO1J ers were lovely in pastel gowns. ally many hazards which are livered to Washington’s governor Entered as second-class matter IM if) ^j3b> T T - ^ - /]/] 6 The bride’s mother, Mrs. Vina during the late afternoon of Tues openings is being distributed free peculiar to old underground open June II 1937 at the Post Office •“ IU Plumlee, wore a lavender dress day. The 500-mile ride along the by the State Department of Geol ings, and warns against their ex at Cave Junction, Oregpn, under the Act of March 3, 1879. and a corsage of white carnations original Old Oregon Trail to Boise ogy and Mineral Industries. The ploration by persons inexperienced pamphlet is illustrated by John in underground work. will take five days with Idaho's M. (>. Athey . Editor to her daughter’s wedding. Mrs. Ella Toller, Aaron Toller’s governor expected to receive his S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S mother, chose a black dress with horse-borne invitation Friday. -{ /' > a t'l J ° , , P*’ ’ ne C o u n ty a white carnation corsage. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT The cross-country rides will not Following the ceremony, a re O U . One Year .................................$2.50 O r eci M ;N f.-W, S P £ R Six Months . $$1.25 ception was held at the Jerome be made at full gallop. Mansfield has informed cooperating riders PlIBLIS Prairie Community hall, where the S'D Cjl A T I 0 N O u ts id e Jo sep hin e C o u n ty that no horses are to be over One Year ................................ $3.00 newlyweds cut the bridal cake and worked, he has urged short relays Miss Thelma Plumlee, the bride’s and stresses that no riders should The Illinois VaUey New» reserves the right to reject any advertising sistef, presided at the refreshment take chances. copy which it deems objectionable. Advertising rates upon application table, assisted by Darlene Hem Formerly Mel’s Sandwich Shoppe bree, Mary Landers, and Jean McKinnon. Mrs. Ira Van Blericom Subscribe to the News. and Mrs. L. D. Hembree decorated DELICIOUS SANDWICHES our SPECIALTY the hall and assisted with the serv HLDHOCI) EMPIRE NEWSPAPtR Pt)BUSHERS Unit. ing. SHORT ORDERS I I I W O O B E M P IR E A S S O C IA T IO N Out of town guests included: Mrs. Arvid Kivi of Minneapolis. Next to Shell Station and fingertip veil secured with a I daughter, BeteriJ TH enry "john- Max Sandwich Shoppe COPYC’JP Couple Married coronet of stephanotis, carried a son of San Gabriel, uncle of the white Bible with three white lilies groom. From Cave Junction, bound with satin streamers. Pre- Deanna Hembree, Loyal Johnson Jack Jenkins, the Mesdames and of honor, Miss Thelma Plumlee, I ^ o n d e M°Ck’ t u j Ueoige Rondeau and daughter- sister of the br.de was gowned in | Louella. Selma guests include,I On the last Friday in July, at pale peach and carried gladiolus Dale Dickerson, Ernest and Doyl 8:30 in the evening, Miss Billie of the same hue. Hamilton, the Mesdames and Aline Plumlee, daughter of Mr. Eldylee Hembree, niece of the Messrs Leslie Weiss, R. A. Frost, and Mrs. William E. Plumlee of groom, made a pretty little flower Lou Hammer, George Brewer, Selma, came down the aisle of girl in a pale yellow floor length John Brewer, Guy McFarland, gown and a basket of petals in her Jerome Prairie Community church hand. The young ring bearer, Mrs. Antone Spinas, Mrs. C. T. on the arm of her father, to be George Plumlee, was a brother of Miller, and Mr. John Spinas. Mr. Donald Spina of Medford come the bride of Aaron Kelly the bride. and Miss Ada Mae Ross of Rogue Toller, son of Mrs. Ella Toller of Douglas Plumlee and Leon River were other out of town San Gabriel, Calif. Simpson acted as candle lighters guests. Reverend W. Shearburn of and ushers, while Mrs. Doris Ott, ficiated at the double ring, candle sister of the groom was the guest light ceremony. book attendant. Newlyweds To Reside Billie, in traditional white satin Pianists were Mrs. J. Harkins In Cave Junction . . . . . .. . . Coming as a surprise to their many friends in the Valley was the recent marriage of Miss Georgia Lee Kinley and e Vern Sauer) Southern Oregon’s Coziest Dining Room which was solemnized in Medford, i Saturday, July 24th. Accompany ing the couple to Medford was Mr. SEA FOODS CHICKEN - STEAKS and Mrs. George Garrison and Mis- Marie Kinley. NOW OPEN FROM 7:30 A. M. TO The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Kinley of I 12 MIDNIGHT .. San Franiisco, and the groom a. A Class “A” Cafe son of Mrs. Garrison and Maurice ) Sauer of Kerby. The newlyweds will make their j home in Cave Junction at the Illinois Motel on Redwoods high way. In Candlelight Ceremony Cave Junction WE ARE PROUD OF OUR FARMERS j AN D WE INVITE THEM 10 SEND US NEWS OF THEIR A C T IV IT IE S / Truckers Attention H°r-* Special Meeting of LOG AND LUMBER TRUCKERS Legion Hall, Cave Junction SATURDAY, AUGUST 7—3 p. m. Wetland J} hh Bi B I 1 r-- — 1 ....r ia PRINT P lan to Attend Del Norte County FAIR Crescent City, California August 20 - 22 Stock and Horse Show Agricultural Exhibits Horticultural Exhibits Floricultural Exhibits Domestic Arts Lumber Exhibits Mining Exhibits 4-H Club Show Commercial Displays Boy Scout Bivouac («range Displays ITním»T» » n Saddle Horse Races unique Praetor Races " dd Horse Wagon Races Bicycle Races Model Airplane Battle Maneuvers Horse Shoe Pitching Tournament Horsemen’s Parade Boy Scout Signal Exhibitions Parade of Champion^ Sweepstake Awards Acrobats Trapeze Artists n tv ... „ Trampoline Acts R ojh > Pulling Contests Puppet Shows Motion Pictures (¡rand Ball Band Music x Baseball Throwing Contests F REE A D M IS S IO N RUGS Now B. B. TWYMAN TAKES BRIDE IN NEVADA B. B. Twyman of Frederick’s) Motel, left for Reno, Nevada, this] week where he will meet his I fiancee. Miss Elva Pauline Dade of Los Angeles, and plans were that they would be married on | Thursday, August 5th. They will honeymoon for sev eral days on their return north and will spend four days Crater Lake. Mrs Twyman was an English teacher on the teaching staff in | the Los Angeles Polytechnic school. —o- Pony Express Riders To Leave Oregon City OREGON CITY — Pony ex- ! press riders will leave Oregon City at 10 am Monday, July 26, on the start of relay rides to Boise, Idaho, Olympia, Washington and ' Salem. The pony express teams ( will include an estimated 115 ] horses and riders recruited from i 24 riding groups in towns along I the north, south and east routes. < lint Mansfield, general man- ager of the Oregon City centennial celebration, explains that the pony express rides are being utilized i as a dramatic means of calling at- ' AUCTION EVERY THURSDAY at the Rogue River Sales Co. 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