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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1952)
6 ILLINOIS VALLEY Prcaklcnt of Assembly Speaks to Rebekahs NEWS FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1952 Party Held for Mrs. Dan Hadley From where 1 sit... iu Joe Marsh Ten Persons Fined In Justice Court “More Rebekah Sisters for the Year” was the topic of the speech given by Olive Ramey, president Ten persons appeared before of the Rebekah Assembly, to the HOLLAND—The Brown Town , Justice of the Peace Chas. Hubbard Marguerite Rebekah lodge no. Ill Mine was the scene of a cele during the past week. They in at a special meeting June 6. bration for Arlene Hadley’s birth clude: Six different lodges were repre Joseph L. Caparoon, reckless sented at the meeting presided day. Those present were Arlene, Dan and Cheri Hadley, Carmen and driving. $30; Joe M. Brockley, in over by Alice Vahrenwald, noble that’s his business. But if it’s not Remember one time when I told Otis Hussey, Kathy and Michael, adequate tail light. $2.50 and $4.50 grand, and Twyla Salvage, vice really serving any useful purpose about the old loose-stone wall that Pat, Bill and Billy Shellabarger. costs; James Scott, no operator’s grand. he may sooner or later discover separated Easy Roberts’ property license, $5 and $4.50 costs; B. B Roxjne and Johnny James. just like Handy and Easy did— District deputy president of the from Handy Peterson's? Visiting at the home of Mr. and Hughes, overload, $76 and $4.50 Rebekah lodge of Kerby, Virginia hat he’d be just as well off without costs. That was when they decided they Mrs. Terry Roberts for the week Steimer, was introduced by the .e. Even some old-fashioned walis Donald Emerson, no operator’s courtesy committee. end were Mrs. Robert’s mother and really didn’t need the wall betwee prejudice are disappearing— family, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jack license, $1 and $4.50 costs; Ikey Leone W’eingart was initiated in them in the first place — so th e those that would deny a per Broyles, no operator ’ s license, from Lakeview, Oregon. Also visit to the lodge. A myrtlewood lamp simply stopped repairing it. n's right to a friendly glass of ing were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Weim $2.50 and $4.50 costs; Barbara was presented President Ramey Now I hear where a fellow, w er now and then. Most Amcri- er, Donna and Larry from Giants Bell, no operator’s license, $1 and as a gift from the lodge members. bought the old Johnson place, w ar $4.50 costs; Oregon Caves Lbr., jns are learning that “walls” can Pass. Also in attendance were Jesse to buy all those stones. It seems I . et in the way of the persons in- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kaufman and >verload, $137.10 and $4.50 costs; Jones, past dept, commander; Earl Carl J. McBriety, no operator ’ s figures a stone wall is just what aide a< well as the persons outside. Shank, grand secretary; Hugh family, from Provolt, were visiting needed on his property. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kaufman license, $2.50 and $4.50 costs. Lewis, grand patriarch, all from -------------- o Portland; George Naderman, Saturday June 7. From where I sit, if that fellow DANCE RECITAL JUNE 28 , o - — —- grand high priest from Salem; wants to build himself a stone wall, FOR BENEFIT OF HOSPITAL Herbert Munsell, grand senior war Jimmy Quinn Imp’rovinj? More than 50 local children will den from Klamath Falls; and M. 1 I u/oo«Ar, I ruled 'lutet tireuert t uundunun In Redding Hospital appear in the first dance recital E. Able from Grants Pass. presented by the Ruth Bennett Jimmy Quinn, Navy seaman School of Dance June 28 at the from O’Brien who was injured Kerby school. critically in an auto mishap June 1, The show will be given for the is recuperating in a Redding, Cal., benefit of the Medical Center and ho-'pitul. all the participants will be auth His mother, Mrs. J. D. Quinn, is entically costumed for the dances staying with him for the time be they will perform. ing. He will be moved to an Oak ------------ o land hospital when his injuries permit. A broken shoulderblade, broken collarbone, five broken ribs and a pierced lung resulted when young Quinn fell from a moving The improvements possible in pickup when the driver swerved the dairy industry through an art to miss hitting a dog. ificial breeding program were ex plained to the Illinois Valley Lions club at the Todelope Tuesday night by Harold Hemingway. TRADE IN ON NATIONALLY ADVERTISED The next meeting of the club will be a ladies night and installation CRAFTMASTER REST - TRIED MATTRESS SELMA—It’s the “first’- for the of officer!- at the O’Brien Women's club. A Ford movie, “ American Wilbur Stires. A great-grand OR BOX SPRING daughter, Cynthia Diane was born Cowboy” will be shown. Harold Hemingway is in charge May 29, to their grand-son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. James Radcliffe of artifical breeding for the Ill of Grants Pass. Jimmy lived at Sel inois Valley Dairy Breeders Assn, ma and attended school for several a Valley dairy organization but three and one-half months old. The years. It’s “another” great-grandchild group has artificially bred about the 13th for Fred Krauss. Gail 100 cows during its beginning Lynn was born to Mr. and Mrs. months of organization. According to Hemingway arti Herb Herzberg in Grants Pass. Mrs. Herzberg’s mother, Mrs. Ray ficial breeding can improve the Snively is Henry Krauss’ twin sis- blood line of dairy herds enough within four years to result in a ter. Mr. and Mrs. Sherd Wheeler production increase of about 20 have gone to their mine on Gold to 25-percent. Artificial insemin ation is also considered an improve Ridge for several weeks. Daily Vacation Bible School will ment over natural service as the start at the Selma church, Monday conception rate of the former is June 16, at 9 a. m. and will con about 74-percent compared to only 61-percent for natural breeding. tinue for two weeks. The Valley gToup is affiliated Mrs. Ray Bergmann and little son Eric Lewis of Medford viaited with the Oregon Dairy Breeders last week with her parents, Mr. and Assn., owners of outstanding jer sey, guernsey and holstein sires. Mrs. Ivew Hammer. ------------ o ... High School graduates from Sel ma were Annabelle Brewer, Hnr- Leave, on Trip baru Clayton, Eddie Hubbard and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond (Rockvl Dick Merrill. Jones left Saturday the 7th foi ------------ o------------ Los Angeles to visit his parents Soares Have New Daughter Fred and Rae Jones former resi A daughter was born to Mr. dents of Kerby. They will all leave and Mrs. Robert J. Soares, < ave from there for a two weeks trip to Junction, on June 4. The baby Council B'uffs la. to visit relatives. weighed pounds and two Mr. and Mrs. Jones plan to return ounces. around the 25th. Good Neighbor Policy0 And Remember It Right With Gifts from Valley Drug KODAKS — Eastman Start at $2.75 $|A.OO 1U For your old Mattress or Spring Artificial Breeding Explained to Lions Regardless of Condition "LIMITED TIME" Eastman Kodak VIEWERS Wilbur Stires Are Great-Grandparents IK Eastman Kodak FLASH CAMERA I ELECTRIC RAZORS All Makes — $17.50 — 27.50 FATHER S DAY THIS’SUNDAY Regard!?»» PIPES of form vorite recreation, Imported Briars Vlgerian Meerschaum Dad*» fa of outdoor »?? lllinoi» Valley Hardware fir»t for helpful suggestion» Father's Day 35c — $35 idea» from for giving. 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