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About The American. (Central Point, Or.) 1928-1936 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1936)
AMERICAN. CENTRAL FO O T . OREGON PA G I r o d LOCALS Friday night the people« ( la u of the will entertain the people« claM of church. OVERLOOKED LAST WEEK young married Christian church young married the Federated Caller» at the A. K. Powell home Sunday were Mra. Butterfield, Mra Lillian George and Mr». Jeaale Me Dowell of Portland, Mr. and Mr». 3. C. Jolley of Berrydal* dl»trlct and Mr«. Carrie Chase of Medford. Mr. Obert Hansen and Mr MorrU ' Mr Peart I» starting out early with Kobb» left Tuesday for Bend where hi» spring cleaning. He has Jee* they will have work for four months Richardson hauling away the accu- ---------- | mulated junk around hia shop. Sandy Richardson i» »porting h i ----------- brand new Harley-Davidaon I» Mr and Mr» E C. Faber attend- The following news items handed ed the Baptist rburch last night and j in last week were over-looked and twin motorcycle enjoyed hearing the Longs in song ' failed to get in our last issue. We The Sonoma Valley cheese factory j ---------- * will print them now for what they Mrs. Minnick who has been sick ¡are worth: have a very attractive new sign painted across the front of the i for some time was able to make cheese plant. trip to Medford Monday. The study club meets today. Wed nesday with Mrs. Burns instead of Norma Jean Wert* I» confined to FOR SALE— Row heel cultivator, Mrs. Furry who has the flu. her home with the flu or will trade for discing. John Hes- _______ seigrave, Central Point. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hemphill mov-id Monday from the Loosely Ranch to Mrs. L. E. Robertson had the mis- ' Thursday before last the 13th of Medford. fortune to fall on the stairs and February the Central Point Girl sprain her ankle and has to walk on j Scoots gave a Valentine party in Miss Mildred Carlton who has crutches. honor of the Gold Hill troop. Games been confined to the Community Mr. and Mrs Ayers, Avys and Nel- were played after which refresh hospital for several weeks is report da visited at the Casad home on ments were served. A good time was ed improving. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Gleason from Los Angeles are visiting Mr. Glea son's brother. Mr. E. R. Gleason and family on their return trip to their home In Washington after spending the winter in the pleasant Califor nia climate. Griffin creek 8unday. They attended j had by • 11' the Sunday school meeting there. Sugar Pine Shake« at Faber's Seed Potatoes at Faber’s Feed FOR SALB— 12 Plymouthrock Store. Mr. Amick is still confined to his pullets. Also truck. See O. D. Tuck home in Grants Pass. Mr. V. A. Dav- Mrs. Charles Jsntzer Is visiting er. ! is and Andre Chomel visited him her sister In Ashland while recuper Mr. Wert* arrived from Climax ' W>dnMdaT «fternoon and report ating from an appendicitis opera Wednesday for a short visit with his ,ha‘ hp ‘ ^proving and was able tion. family 10 be “ P f°r the first time Wednes- ' day. He hope« to be able to return Miss Geraldine Jones arrived tor ............... ____ to his school Monday. March 9. a visit with relatives and friends j . . .. ________ • „ _' Ruth Heath and Harvey Curley over the week end. She spent Satur Sale or Trade for Chickens— 2 were married at the courthouse day afternoon visiting her father th r e e 'whe* ' trailer- new rubber. S. W. Wednesday afternoon a t and Central Point friends. Sunday o'clock. Mrs. R. H Heath, mother of 1 Corner of City Park. G. F. Brood. she visited in Medford and returned the bride* and Mrs. L. E. Robinson to Duntmulr Sunday night. Mrs. Harry Chase of Central accompanied them The happy couple Point was admitted as a patient to Mr. and -Mrs. Sandy Richardson will make their home here for the the Osteopathic clinic for treatment enjoyed Sunday dinner with Mr. and present. The American Joins their Tuesday. many friends In best wishes for j Mrs. Max Crowson of Ashland. happy and prosperous life. The Medford Pipe and Machinery E. P. Slone is busy changing and i The Hamburg boys are both con Company has moved from 1J517 N. remodeling his store. He Is e j e c t Riverside to 40 S. Fir. Mr. W. W. ing a new soda fountain to arrive fined to their home— one with the Pickett will hava charge of the ma mumps and the other with poison any day. chinery department and Mr. McBee oak. the welding department. Mr. Evans Mr Thomas Shaver stopped in will take care of the machinery re Morris Top Notch Inn in Medford Central Point to visit friends on bis pairs and lathe work. have installed a new electric range, way to Canyonville where be has a heavy duty element. They plan also job In a barber shop. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ward and baby on Installing an Icecream refrigera son Richard of Klamath Falls spent Newtown Appl-w. per lug 35c. tor. Their business shows a steady the week-end visiting friends and re increase. Faber’s Bring your boxes. latives in Medford and Central Point. Mr. L. Hatfield, Mr. George Wal It*arsons Return to C. P. Mr. and Mra. J. O. Isaacson re lace and Miss Imogens Wallace were dinner guests at th« E C. Faber turned from California Monday. { Mrs. Owing« visited her »on Mr. Th-y had a very enjoyable return Earl Owlns and wife in Talent Tues- home Sunday. trip until' they reached "the Siskiyou» Sandy Richardson talked over ra- „hare |t snowing. From there dio short wave to Mason Me«rs at on lo Central Point it was very dif- Kphrata. Washington at 6 a. m. fieult and unpleasant driving. Next Wednesday morning. week we hope to have more about their three months sojourn in Sunny FOR SALE— '28 Bulck Pickup. 2 California. new tires. In good condition. 130- G P. Adams, Central Point. Mr. and Mrs. George Marine and Gwendolyn enjoyed dinner at the Mr. Pearl Bonney left on the Doyle Mills home Wednesday eve stage this afternoon for the veterans ning. hospital for an examination. The C. P. Grange will hold their Mr and Mrs. Walt Johnson visited regular meeting Friday evening. at the Long home last week. The Johnsons own a big wrecking yard Mrs. Gene Blackford is visiting In Everest. Washington and report her son Lowell and brother, Mr. Joe business very good there. They were Collins in Klamath. She expects to driving a new Plymouth car. return home Sunday after a weeks visit. Onion Sets. 5r a pound. At Fa ber's Feed Store. Mr. and Mrs. Carton and family moved to Portland recently. Mr and Mra. Ed. Vincent anJ Bobby. Mrs Russell and Joyce. Mr. Stanley Robbins of Talent returned from the Rural Carriers Convention Sunday evening and report a good trip but lots of snow. HOGS Personal & Car MEAT MARKET Central Point LOANS WURTS GIFTS • Central & 6th. Medford Building Materials Cheap LUMBER, SASH, FRAMES, SHOW CASES, ETC. , Lee Williams 16 20 N. Riverside Medford Render Tea & Coffee Shop .Speciali*»- in QUALITY COFEE Roasted Freeh Daily Reasonable Prie»'« 34 N. Ilartlctt Medford Next door to Peerless >tark*-t Ethel’s Beauty Salon Next to Gleason's Barber Shop Phone 21 Associated Aviation Ethyl - —-dg A True Aviation Gasoline For Your Car A s s o c ia te d A v ia t io n E th y l o u t p e r fo r m s a u t o m o t iv e g a s o lin e s . It d e f in ite ly a d v a n c e s th«- lim its o f m o d «‘rn m o t o r c a r p e r fo r m a n c e , in two ways: | Associated Aviation Ethyl's 2 . 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G rim es FINLEY IMPLEMENT CO. ■«pavV —O and SERVICE WORK Onion Sets. 4 lbs. 25c See us for Field Seeds S an d y R ich a rd son L et Its d o y o u r re-< le a n in g a n d G r in d in g We always have a good stock D— o f McCormick-Deering rr- Petrol & Richfield G A S Oil, 10c qt. < BOILING MEAT Both Wheel and Track Laying i ( ¡i : H»Vf Plenty of GOOD WOOD VEAL, PORK Burn F u el O il) I F IT'** NOT A M cC O R M H K -D E E R I N G SERVICE STATION - -■ — BEEF POT ROASTS TRACTORS , W M W b ami Rrtnfl A. R. OWINGS MEATS C rop P ro fits G o U p W h en C osts G o D ow n Medford hi M| at 10 o'clock. FRESH and TENDER So. t ent rat Wf ____ r v n t m l P o in t W. E. Thomas T- - Opened Today OUR PRICES Permanents- $2.60, 3.00, 5.00, 7.00. Finger W aves- 35c, 50c Si*«* Th«* C O M B U S T IO N Sale Opening' Saturday Fill up with Richfield Bankrupt S’5™ ™ SI FURNITURE RADIO TUBES HUMPHREY’S Ml* A SIP SERVICE (STATION Central Point, Ore. Richfield Hi-Octane Gas Candy and Tobacco Cold drinks & Hamburgers W. L, Bartholomees. New and Used POULTRY For It is reported on good authority that they are skating with ice skates on the streets of Eugene. Rev. J. M. Johnson and wife of Crescent City were house guest« at the Carlson home and visiting friends in Central Point recently. Their son Perry was married to a Medford girl the second of Decem ber. Mrs. Johnson 1« attending the Albany college. CANDY, TOBACCOS. LUNCHES Mr. A Mrs. W. L. Rartbolomees New Managers SHEEP Mrs. Bertha Stevens Carl expects to more into her new home in the near future. Dr. and Mrs. Heckman accompani ed Nelda Williams of Talent to the Shriner’s hospital in Portland Tues day. Miss Williams was one of the Polio victims this fall and is bady paralyxed. She will stay at the hos-| pital indefinitely. The Williams The Masons held their regular were former residents here and Mrs. meeting Tuesday, Feb. 19. with visi Williams is Rev. Johnson's daugh tors from Ashland, Medford and ter. Jacksonville present. District Depu ty Grand Master McNeil spoke on Carnation Club Met Thursday The Carnation Club met last Constituting Strong Arm of Defense. A large crowd attended. Light re Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mary Langston. Mrs. Langston freshments were served. and Mrs. Marynard Putney being The Odd Fellows will confer the hostesses they planned a circus par initiatory degree on a candidate ty. The luncheon table was decora from Gold Hill Monday evening. All ted with a lion in a cage and a me Odd Fellows are Invited. chanical man as an animal trainer as a center piece. Pink lemonade Mr. H. J.. Fleischer who has the and peanuts added to the circus-like contract to carry the airmail into appearance. Circus games such as Medford from the airport has to tight rope walking, feeding the ele meet two mail planes at night and phant, cutie, etc., were played dur two in the day time. ing the afternoon. Those present NIP & SIP SERVICE STATION VEAL Mrs. Lydia Dean and son James Dean and wife of Grants Pass were guewts at the Ed Farra home Friday afternoon. Mr. Charles Swart* of Berdino arrived last week for a few days vi sit with his uncle, Lewis Swart* and wife and other relatives and friends. He left for Califax. Washington. Saturday to visit his sister. Hi Octane Gas BEEF Mrs. Obert Hansen and Mr. Morris' were Mesdames Donna Brenner, Kobbs are repainting the inside of Clem Gleason, Betty Potter and the Faber store. They worked until Nancy and Jackie, Lois Richardson. Jtwo o'clock Tuesday evening. Mr. : Rose Hodgson, Alta Kelly and Mar Hansen and Mr. Kobbs are artist In j shall, Ethel McCoy and the hostess ■ their line. They have several jobs i es. Mrs. Mary Langston and Mrs. here to finish before leaving for Marie Putney. Bend where they have four months work contracted for. which looks like times are improving. AMATEUR MUSICIANS — Regis ter at once for the Amateur Contest day ” en,n« and returned bo" ' p Scturday evening, February 15, at the Baldwin Piano Shoppe. CASH "'««Inesday PRIZES each month. Free entertain The Odd Fellows enjoyed a verv ment. Everyone invited to attend. pleasant meeting Monday when they Balwin Plano Shoppe, 123 We9t confered the honorary degree on ; Main St., Medford. Arthur Gorham, a Gold Hill dele gate. There was a good attendance present. We Iluy, Sell and Trade We've just Installed moderr *gutpment for the testing and re pair of all makes of Magnetos. A Mrst claws service at a reasonable •>rlce. We also repair radios, lock- -mtthing. saw filing, fixJt works and T h e N e w D ea l «mall lathe work. Dawson Filing am »rinding Works. 4 4 North Front F u rn itu re E x c h a n g e Oregon. Phone 263. 413 E. Main St. Medford. WK BUY AND SELL Melford Hood has returned home from a trip to Idaho and California. t.l THURSDAY. FBBRCART 37, 1030 . 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