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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1952)
ILLINOIS VALLEY NEWS FRIDAY. JUNE •» 19 Visits with Cbampncy* Mr*. Wm. A. Brown Phone 1022 Return* from Klamath Fall* Mrs. C. E. Burton returned Monday from Klamath Falls where she had been visiting the families of two of her daughters over the holiday weekend. Home for Weekend Miss Rebecca Freeman came down from Portland last Friday to spend a few days with her fam ily, returning Sunday afternoon. Vacation in California The Martin Rouse family left on Tuesday for a several weeks vocation in Southern Calif. —o— Participate in Grand Lodge Mr. and Mrs. Ed C. Abbey ar- rived home Sunday after attending the Grand Lodge at Salem. Seven new American Legion Mr. James Reed of Grants Pa was a holiday visitor at the home Auxiliary members were initiated of the Glenn Champney family on at the May 21 social meeting. The new members are Virginia Cemetery road. Lewis, Barnette Smith, Ethel Leachman, Priscilla Mellow, Eva Spend Day on Coa*t Vanderwarker, Viola Vanderwark- Rev. and Mrs. J. Boss had a er and Cai rn» Lewis. guests over the weekend Mr. and Outgoing President Myrtle Clif Mis. Rhollie Selby and aon>. Bill ford was the recipient of many and Jack, and nephew Bob Boss handkerchiefs from a hankie show all from Portland. Saturday the er in her honor. entire party visited the Azalea There will be a joint install Festival in Brookings, fished in ation of officers at Central Point the Chetco river and visited Stou’ June 21, at which time the post Memorial park on the Smith Rivei. and auxiliary will both install new Mrs. Selby b a sister of Mrs. Boss leaders. --------------o----- - Friend* Vi*it the Racknor* At the Threthem Home Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tappan of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harper Klamath Falls were Sunday guest- of Prineville, Ore., are visiting the at the James Racknor home. Mr. Roland Treshem family. Mrs. Paul Tappan, Mr. Racknor and C. H Newlands accompanied them on Lewis of Cave Junction were at the trip to visit friends and look one time all members of the Kla after her property interests here. math Falls fire department. —o— The Racknors were visited Fri Here from Albany day and Saturday by Clyde Carter M rs. Marion Tuttl.-, Albanj. of Dunsmuir. Oregon, is visiting her daughter Mrs. Lois Campbell. Floor Sander FOR RENT • By Hour or Day Decorator's Supply Ph. 4711 Legion Auxiliary Installs Seven New Member», 21st (Next to lllinoi* Valley Bakery) Set Up Nat'l Guard Camp Return from Month Vocation Lt. Otis Hussey and Capt. Melvin R.gdun are leaving June 12 for Ft. Lewis, Wash., to set up Nation al Guard Camp. In the 1st battal ion, 186th regiment of the 41st National Guard Division, the two men will take a convoy of trucks to Ft. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holmes, proprietor» of Valley Variety and Apparel, returned this week from a month’s vacation trip through the mid-west visiting friends and relatives. The Holmes visited her mother at Dubuque, la., and her sister at the University of Iowa. They also visited in Minnesota. Mi’s. Ira Hall, Mrs. Phil Clarke and Mr.». Lee Lewis shared the clerking chores in their absence. The Southern Oregon Midget Racing Assn, expects some top California cars and drivers to make a field'of about 15 at their weekly .aces at the county fairgrounds in Grants Pass Saturday night. The number two car in midget racing in San Francisco owned by Speak* to Medford Group Monday night at Medford Rev. Jess Been and the number two driver, also of the Bay City Racing Paul Kroon addressed the Christian Assn., are expected. The top Frisco Professional and Business W om driver, Dick Reese, may also make en's Club. The Kroon family fur- • nished several musical numbers. the trip to Grants Pass. Clyde and Rick’s Modernize your bathroom with a— David Helm, father of Mrs. Pau! Kroon, arrived recently for a visit with the Kroons. Coming with him were Ms. Richard Ekstedt (Mrs. Kroon's sister) and her son from Aruba, Netherlands West Indies. Mis. Ek>tejlt, a missionary, will be the speaker at the evening service in the Community church this Sun day. Visit from Washington Mr. and Mi’s. Ralph W. Pink erton, of Ferndale, Wash., spent the Memorial weekend at the home of theii son and daughter-in-law, the Dick Pinkertons. The senio Pinkerton is the publisher of the Ferndale Record. While here, the family picnicked at the Grayback camp. READY MIX CEMENT 3-PIECE ATHROOM SET T U B $I4800 TOILET L A V A T O R Y also see our . . GAS, 20-GALLON Hot Water Heater $50 ALL PLUMBING FITTINGS AND SUPPLIES Caves Building Supplies Dutch Boy Paints Ila Slack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Slack of Kerby, returned last week from Klamath Falls to spend her summer vacation at home. Miss Slack attends tthe Sacred Heart Academy in Klamath Falls. F I R SAW LOGS CABAX MILLS a community bank WITH • - ! I I Among the fishermen at Shad- eweroft trout lake over the week end were Miss Dorothy Teall sup ervisory nurse of the Humbolt County Health department. Eur eka, Calif., and Miss Agnes Peter son, tuberculosis consultant the California State Board Health. San Francisco. —o— Here for Memorial Day C. GUY STEM Your Local Jeweler K»R FIXE WATCHES. SILVER, DIAMONDS Cave Junction 3803 Among those visiting in Valley on Memorial Day and who were seen decorating graves in Laurel Cemetery were two well- known ladies of the pioneer days in the Valley, Mrs. Ida Wing and Mis. Ixittie Woodcock, both now living in Grants Pass. —o— BANK s Sale - Records Mr. and Mrs. Claude Masters and daughters Marilyn, Jeanne and Janis are leaving for Port land today (Friday) to visit Mr». I Masters sister and family, the Bluer' Woods. While there Mrs. Masters will attend Grand Chapter | O.E.S. Marilyn will remain in Port land to work this summer and will attend»!.ewis and Clark college in the fall. FOURTH CRADF.R PURCHASES U S SAVINGS BOND 78 R P M 5-S1 Stdl a good «elction of big name record* moatly Popular and Western at greatly rrducod price*. Don Fincher, fourth grader at Kerby school, purchased a $25 United States Savings Rond last Friday. Don is the son of Mr. and M » Ralph Fincher, Cave Junction Citizen of the week in the fourth grade was Richard Millet", son of George Miller, Cave Junction, who accompanied Don. —o— 2 HOGANS GET LIMIT AT CRANE PRAIRIE Merv Hogan and son Dennis returned from a weekend of fish ing at Crane Prairie Reservoir with their limits in trout for two days. Dennis lulled out the biggest prize tor the trip, an 18-inch rainbow. Monday and Thursday At 7 P. M. If you have anything to sell, contact us — Pacific Auction Co. 969 Highway 99 South Grant* Pa*> We will *ell on consignment or buy direct from you. at HOME TRADE G-E-N-U-I-N-E FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator for as little as- S18975 at HOME BANK of ILLINOIS VALLEY USED TRUCKS Leave for Portland Today ’t - Our future is closelv link« «1 uitli the future iof our customers and their continued prog ress is <l**pen<lent on coniinunity advance ment. It is logical then that this bank should be eager to promote local progress and the advancement of our citizens in every way consistent with sound banking practice. I.et us work together for our mutual advan tages and further improvement of local conditions. Fi«hermen at Shadowcroft • PEN AND PENCIL SETS • ELECTRIC RAZORS • HE CLASPS • LIGHTERS • WATCHES • RINGS PI. • community interest ♦ sg Oscar Waterman, mill owner, leaves soon for a three-wreeks trip through the middle west. f 0 lì I Every SALES now you can own a— Trip Through Mid-We*t Father's Day Gift Suggestions AUCTION C. A. MORRISON, Auctioneer McAbee* Have Guest* WANTED: CAVE JUNCTION i —o— Home for Summer Visitors at the Harold McAbee home over the holiday weekend in- I eluded Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Harm's and family, of Eagle Point; Mr. and Mrs. Stan Sevruh and family of Keno; Glen Alpin, Phoenix; and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Holt and fam ily of Brookings. The McAbees are expecting his mother, Mrs. Marg uerite Miller of Salem soon for two-week visit in Cave Junction. Phone 4401 including a . . Father Visits Cave Junction Dr. F. L. Traxler wishes to announce additional dental services available thru the presence of Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Dental Hvgenist. Mrs. Johnson is a graduate of the University of Oregon Dental School, and will provide Oral Prophylaxis (cleaning) Sodium Floride treatments and X-Ray service. During the absence of Dr. R. L. Platner Dr. Traxler will continue the Dental Practice for both himself and Dr. Platner. 1OP CALIFORNIA CARS, drivers EXPEL I LU 1- 1- 1- 1- I- 1948 1947 1950 1949 1941 '.-TON DODGE PICKUP ’■-TON FORD PICKUP GMC 1 --TON PICKUP DODGE 3 l-TON PICKUP FORD 1'2 TON DUMP TRUCK CARNER'S Automotive Service “Let Corner’s Cure For Your Car” East M SL FRIGIDAIRE • All-Porcelain Hydrator • Storage for 15 lb*, frozen food Grants Pass • Quickube Ice Tray* • Meter-Miter Mechanism with 5-Year Protection Plan • Over 11 *q. ft. shelf area • Many other features Se» tho naw Cycla-matic Frigidaires ond ail th* other n*w Refrigerators I On Albums 'S RADIO SHOP RECORDS Rogue Rivei Hardware Cave Junctron Where Most People Trade SALES AND SERVICE APPLIANCES AND NATIONALLY KNOWN Always a Liberal Trade-In Allow ance on Your U*ed Refrigerator ot GRANTS PASS t
