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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1951)
M. K. (Bud> Snyder III, son of M. K. Snyder Jr. o f Kelso, Wash ington, arrived in the Valley Thursday to visit his cousins, Rich ard and Mike Burnett of Cave Junction. Mrs. Ruth Dougherty and her two sons, Russell and Victor, from Richmond, California are visiting Mrs. Dougherty’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack O. Rogers of Cave Junction. ILLINOIS VALLEY NEWS THURSDAY, JU N E 21. 1951 BLESSED Mrs. EVENTS Charlotte McKenna of G rants Pass was a Sunday guest a t NICHOLS— Born to Mr. and Mrs. the home of Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r — LOCALS — lames K. Nichols, Cave Junction, Drews. Sunday, Ju n e 10, 1951, a t 5:30 Mornay Athey, form er publisher I F iank W ard of Kerby cut hi a. m., a son weighing seven pounds f the Illinois Valley News and thumb Ju n e 18, while doing carp- 13 ounces. now residing in P ortland, was a , entry work. Several stitches were visitor in the 'a lle y T uesday anil necessary, as it was a deep cut. A ILSON— Born to Mr. and Mrs. W ednesday of thia week. Mrs. I __0__ Don E. W’ilson, Selma, Monday. Athey was unable to accom panj' Mr. Howard Beasley of Takilma June 11, 1951, a t 7:18 a. m., a son him. recieved a head injury when the weighing seven pounds four and axe he was using to cut branches, one-fourth ounces. A family reunion was held at slipped and cut into the back of the home of Mr. and Mrs. L uther his ear. Mr. and Mrs. A uthur W. Boling- S herrier on Sunday. A delicious er and two sons, Gary and Micheál turkey dinner was enjoyed by thp Mr. H. E. Gage of Cave Ju n c from F o rt Smith, A rkansas, are : eighteen guest.«. tion has been ill with the flu but visiting the Mike Wells and the I Ronnie H olzhäuser families. .Mabel and Tom Stark of Ven is recovering nicely. say: Support Your I. V. Candidate for Queen of Sheriff's Posse Rodeo 0BMT£ WEINWARD FORME! •UTZ WÉ1NHAHD C O M P A N Y . »O tt» California, are visiting Jack and Opal Spitz a t the W'irfh-U- Ben Ge a r r i w l home Tues- Well motel. They are on th e ir wav I lay from G eneral hos- to Bandon. Oregon. > |)ita1, wher<? he has been recover- 0 ing from a h eart attack. Mr. and Mrs. V. G. McCasland •Mr. and Mrs. George Mulvey of Missouri, arrived Monday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Tom W hite and were entertained at a dinner at friends. They plan to be here a the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Claud Bulla on Sunday, Ju n e 17. week and then go to C alifornia. — □— David Rhea of Bakersfield, •Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Upp from Hillsboro, Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. California, form erly of Cave J u n c Richard Swan of Port Collins, tion, arrived here Monday, Ju n e Colorado, will be living a t the Il ih to visit with relatives and linois Valley R anger station d u r Inends in the Valley. ing the summer. Ralph will be trail Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spitz heard forem an and Richard is scaler. from their son Norman, who is in The Harold Bowerman fam ily, Korea. He has beem in the hospital with the exception of Mr. Bower- at Pusan fo r two and one-half man, attended the w edding of weeks with a chipped leg bon e. K erlin Sanders and Robert R ent Norman hopes to be home some- chler in Medford Tuesday, Ju n e time during the summer. 19. Miss Sanders is a form er resi Rev. Gray and family had a dent nf the Valley. F a th e r’s day re-union on Sunday — o— Two local grad u ates of Stan when the G riffin fam ily from ford university received th e ir G rants Pass came out to be with bachelor of arts degrees a t com .he family, and Phillip who is home m encem ent exercises held Sunday from his school in the east has re mained over to be of service to O r June 17. John Burton Moore, son o f Mr. is Seat, who is quite ill with a sth and Mrs. Hal Moore Sr. o f Kerby, ma and confined to his bed. teceived his B. A. is speech and Mr. ind Mrs. Herb Drews en dram a. A B.A. also w ent to Lynn Cabell W hite, son of Mr. and Mrs tertained with a din n er party in Gordon W hite of Selma, in the heir yard on Sunday evening, June 17, honoring Mr. and Mrs. biological sciences. Paul Palm er whose Ju n e b irth Mrs. George Duncan of Kerby, days are only two weeks ap a rt, now a proud grandm other, reports Mrs. Palm er’s birthday was the th at her daughter, Mrs. Grace 13th and Mr. P alm er’s will he the Simon, is the m other of a boun 27th. cing baby boy nam ed Donald The evening was spent playing Ray. The baby was born in the pinochle and canasta, singing by Sacred H eart hospital in Eugene, the group and a special numbet for and a t birth weighed the asto u n d the Palm ers by Herb Drews, “ May ing total of two and th re e -q u a rters the Good Lord Bless and Keep pounds! He now has his private Thee.” They were given a lovely room, an incubator, and will prob gift by the group. ably rem ain there fo r a t least Those present were the Palmers, month. Donald Ray is bound to the Frank Raubers, .Jack Spitz, the i*e a big fellow ; he is no longer Ed Knipples, the Cecil Brinks, the than a 15 inch ruler, but he has Phil Kellars, Ray Proctor, the all the chance in the world to be John M ilburns and Mrs. Wells, come as tall as his dad. who is who is visit,ng her daughter, Mrs. over six feet tall. Drews. * m - s O U r .Q N ic e , in Grants Pass FRIDAY and SATURDAY S' i JUNE 29th and 30th Jerry Masoner 3 :: by buying your Rodeo admission tickets directly from her or your local Valley merchants. 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