Illinois Valley News, Thursday, December 23, 1948
TWO SELMA MEN
HURT IN CRASH
Southinayde was unable to attend.
All but one of Mr. Walton’s
sisters and brothers were present.
An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the riches’
Harvey Elmore and Ruber This was Mrs. Frank Laduron,
valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and it« surrounding districts Kemp of Selma were treated at who has been critically ill. The
Josephine General hospital Sun others were Mrs. Alex Campbell
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Junction, Oregon, by the Illinois N A TIO hA iL t U i l b , »
day morning for minor injuries and Messrs George and Frank Wal­
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ASSOCIAl IO. resulting from an accident at the ton.
Three of the couples five grand­
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intersection of the Redwood high­
children
were present: Mrs. Yvon­
June 11, 1937 at the Post Office •“ ,U
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way and Deer Creek roads about
ne
Burtell
of El Paso, Texas, Mr.
a t jEM2 Ju nction, Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
1 :30 a. m.
Robert Kunkle of Corvallis, Ore­
Their
car,
a
1937
Chevrolet
se
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dan, was demolished when it was gon and Master Dickie Sowell of
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S
struck by another as they were Modesto.
Mr. and Mrs. Walton received
In J o s e p h in e C o u n t y
attempting to make a left turn
Mi
a
gold
box which when opened was
One Year ..............................$2.50 from the highway. The car was
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FZW, $
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Six Months ......................... $$1.25 forced off the road and into a found to be filled with golden pop­
pies whose hearts were five dollar
tre.
S 0 y l A T I 0 N
O u ts id e J o s e p h in e C o u n t y
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gold pieces. The box contained
One Year ..... ........................$3.00
one hundred and ten dollars. The
major part of which was in gold
The Illinois Valley News reserves the right to reject any advertising Crescent C ity Am erican
that had been contributed by rela­
copy which it deems objectionable. Advertising rates upon application' ffills of Golden Wedding
tives and close friends.
The couple also received many
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walton
SCHOOL BOARD LETS
Twin Pines Cafe Now
! celebrated their Golden Weding other lovely gifts and cards which
SCHOOL CONTRACTS
Under New Management
anniversary on Sunday, December were displayed on a side toble.
During the afternoon the beauti­
Contracts totaling $146,048.50 | Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Oman, re ­ 12th with a reception for their ful three tiered wedding cake
myriad
of
relatives
and
friends.
fer construction of kitchens multi- cent arrivals from Portland, have
The delightful affair was held which was decorated in gold was
purpose rooms, health rooms, of- assumed the management of Twin
in
the Banquet Room of the Hotel cut by the “bride and groom” in
fices and additional classrooms at Pines Cafe, popular eating place
the traditional manner and served
the Murphy and Fruitdale schools ; one mile this side of the Quaran- Lauff and all the details had been to the guests.
were let by the county school board tine station, and have already J arranged
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y their daughter, Mrs.
last night to Settergren and Wiley taken possession of their place of I
a'A
Their other children were also
company on construction and to I business.
able
to be present were Mrs. Paul
II. E. Hawk, of Medford, on plumb-
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Johnson,
ing and heating for both buildings. I owners of the cafe and motel, will Kunkle of Phoenix. Arizona Mis
I he construction bid for both devote all their time now to their Lynden Sowell of Modesto, and
Robert Walton of Cave Junction,
schools was $1 10,300. One for court.
Oregon.
plumbing and heating, including
Mr and Mrs. Oman are now
Baskets of bronze and yellow-
that in the new additions, was $35,- open for business and as time per-
748.50.
mits will make several alterations chrysanthemums and ferns were
One additional classrom will be in the Cafe. They will feature home used in the decoration throughout
added at the Fruitdale school and cooked food at reasonable prices, the room.
This was the first time in many
two at the Murphy school, L. C. They invite you to call and get
years
that Mrs. Walton’s sisters
We extend to you
Moffitt, superintendent, said.
acquainted.
and brothers had all been together
The bid of the First National
and yours the joys
They are Mrs. Sidney Cuthbertson
Bank was accepted on the $300,000 i
N O T IC E
of Palo Alto, Mrs. Emory French
and good wishes of
worth of school bonds offering a t
Dr. J. Vinton Scott
of Oregon City, Oregon, Norman
premium of one cent per hundred
Dentist
the season, laden
with interest at four per cent on 500 East Park Street, Grants Pass Bailey of Ceres, John Bailey of |
w ith
happiness,
bonds maturing in two years; two , Phone 4592, Sunday appointments Yreka and Lester Bailey ,f Gran­
per cent on those maturing during '
Adv. ( ada. Another sister, Mrs. Martin
cheer and prosper­
the next three yean; and two and
one half per cent on those matur­
ity.
ing during the remaining five
years of the 10 year issue.
F o r Y o u r B o o k k e e p in g
A higher bid was also received
P r o b le m»
from the United States National
Bank, Moffit said.
Of the $700,000 bonds voted this
year for school construction $409,-
000 will remain after the contracts
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let last night to construct a four Jo b n » o n B l d g , C a v e J u n c t io n
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classroom school at Jerome Prairie, B o o k k e e p in g , S y s te m « In s t a lle d
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M o n t h ly P . U . C . R e p o r ts
kitchen unit at Oak Grove, and
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and our sincere thanks
improvements to the Vannoy and F e d e r a l a n d S t a t e In c o m e T a x
for your appreciated pat-
Merlin school plants.
rtonage.
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Accounting Service
HALL ACCOUNTING
SERVICE
N o t a r y P u b lic
SILVER WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY TO
BE OBSERVED
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crowl are
celebrating their 25th Silver Wed­
ding anniversary next Sunday,
Dec. 26th, and are holding open
house to their many friends, ac- '
quaintances anil neighbors, at their
home, from 2 o’clock on.
Mr. and Mrs. Crowl were mar­
ried 25 years ago in Medford,
where they made their home until
coming to Cave Junction last July
24, when they purchased the Chev­
ron Service station from E. H.
' ork who now lives in Talent. I
I hey have three children, a son, '
Myron, and two daughters, Bonita,
and Mrs Emmett Warner of Trail,
«»region, a granddaughter, Cheryl
Kay, 2 years old They will all be
here for the special occasion
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S. H A L L ,
Mr. and Mrs. H J. Schnieder
SELMA GARAGE
& SUPPLY
Cave Junction
DOYL HAMILTON
THE PENGUIN
P r o p r ie to r
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Mrs. Walton is the former Kate
Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Bailey, pioneer settlers of
Smith River Valley. Miss Ellen
Lipowitz, now Mrs. Ellen Estes
was bridesmaid for the honored
guest 50 years ago, was present at
the lovely affair Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walton reside in
Holland.
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CLOD NOEL
To one and all go our
sincerest wishes that
this be your
May yours be a Joyful Holi­
day, overflowing with hap­
piness and good cheer for
all the family and loved ones.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and a HAPPY NEW YEAR
SELMA REPAIR SHOP
Selma
HAPPIEST CHRISTMAS
C A VE P A R K MOTEL
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D Raubcr
Cave Junotion
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Greelinffs to
We echo the
worldwide
greeting to ail
of you, friends
and neighbors.
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all our Iriends
this fhristmai
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COFFEE SHOPPE
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M. M. Rucker and Irene
Cave Junction
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And all our heartiest
Good Wishes for a Joy­
ous Holiday Season and
a New Year filled with
every Blessing.
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May this be the
MERRIEST CHRISTMAS
ever for you and your
family
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LOG CABIN GARAGE
Mr. and Mrs. Art Dedrick
Selma
It’s an ideal time
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to wish for you a I
NOW OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
the good things in life.
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Homecooked Foods
Prices Reasonable
1948 a
W e ' re delighted to
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WISH FOR VOL
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extend this holiday
A , greeting to dll our friends.
JOY-FILLED DAYS
DI RING I IILS
HOI ID IV SFVSON.
M r. and Mrs. Carl V. Oman
O’BRIEN. OREGON
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