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About The American. (Central Point, Or.) 1928-1936 | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1936)
PAO * MX ' ~ T H lIU U .t V , J l'N E 11. IH3« Th® A M E R IC A *. C E NTRAL POINT. OREGON rm VISIT IN PORTLAND Mrs. Clara Vincent and »on Hobby accompanied Mrs. Vincent's uncle and aunt back to Saiem and then Local Happenings Mr and Mrs Merriman and Mr. h^ and Mrs. Harry Tonn were visitors the at the George Marine home Tuesday Rogue valley yesterday afternoon evening for the purpose of getting aerial photographs He was accompanied Ethel’s Beauty Salon by a mechanic and a photographer. If your hair is beginning to turn Coming from Hamilton field near gray, why not try a San Rafael. Cal., he landed at muni cipal airport here early in the after Shampoo Tint noon. He left in the evening for Rosehurg whence he was to make a They leave the hair so night flight back to his base. Soft and Lustrous T A K E A E R IA L PHOTOS William H. Watt _ Lieut. Jess A Smith piloted Passes, A ged 74 | Douglas observation plane over continued on to Portland where they William Harrison Watt. 71. passed will vlsi. Mrs. Vincent’s cousin, at-1 iw*y a, th(. f, ml,y in the tend the Rose Show and the Rastern Voorhies district, one half mile Star Convention. south of Medford. Monday at 4:00 p m., after an illness of the past EX PE« TINti M M K few weeks. Crepe Sole Canvas oxfords at Fa Mrs. Minnie Dunlap Is expecting Mr. Watt was born at Ohiovill«. ber's. her niece Miss Mary Dunlap, this Pennsylvania. April 9, 1862. He had evening on the six o'clock train. Miss been a resident of Jackson county VISITS HKItK FROM SALEM Dunlap Is a graduate nurse who was for the past 31 years, being in the Mr. and Mrs. K A. Merriman from , |n well-fare work In Chicago until orchard business most of the time. •J PERMANENTS FO R $.YOO Mr Vella, owner of the cheese Salem are visiting Mr Newman j recently when she went to Omaha, During June He was a fine Christian man, and factory has returned to his home in slater. Mrs. Kverett Faber and fa- she will visit Mrs. Dunlap for sever- long time member of the Presbyter Central Point Phone 21 Sonoma Valley after several weeks mlly in Medford. .Mr. Newman is a| days and then continue on to Los ian church, in which he held many stay here. It’s a bad wind that blows nobody Manager of the Montgomery Ward Angele. to aMenrl thP N, „ on„ Nur. positions. Convention good. The other day h’ . C. St Arnold Store In Salem and is now on his Mr. Watt was uuited in marriage _______ brought in some fine head lettuce vacation. Yesterday the two families to Jean Donald Young November 23 enjoyed a picnic dinner In Ashland and found the market flooded. Ra TO MEET TOMORROW 1925, at Portland. Oregon. She sur ther than haul it home again he left park. The Golden Link Bible Class of vives him, as do two sisters, Mrs a large crate at this office. (And the the Christian church will meet to William McKean of Eonn Valley. editor’s family have lived on sand H U H F L A (. ON DISPLAY morrow (Friday) at the home of Mrs Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Lizzie Lit- The Methodist church in Medford wiches ever since.) | J. T. Weaver at Sams Valley. AH tall, of Arnbridge, Pennsylvania. have a big flag on display in the I those wishing to go are to meet at Mr. Watt was a member of Med Mrs. Soop and two little daugh Chamber of Commerce window made I the Postoffice at one o’clock ford lodge No. 103, A. F. & • A. M.. ters Florence and Daisy Bell who entirely of temperance pledges > Malta Conimaudery No. 4. Knights have spent the winter with Mrs. signd by 255 members of their Sun Templar: Hillah Temple of the NOTICE Soop's parents, are expecting Mr. day school. Reames A new school clerk and a new di- Shrine. Ashland. Oregon; Soop to arrive soon. They plan to Chapter. O. K. S., No. 66. He was a 1 rector will be elected at a meeting at make their home somewhere on the , is RK.MODELI.Nti HOI SE coast. i Mrs. Stella Obenchain is h a v in g ,,he 8cho01 house between two and member of the school board of dis trict No. 15. her house reshingled and painted by|,hree Mond*>r ««ernoon. Mrs Daisy G. Watt and daughter Mrs. Newton Eddy visited friends Hurry Crumb of Medford. The paint from Riverton Wyo. stopped for a In Ashland Wednesday. | was purchased from the Alexander W IL L LEAVE MONDAY Lowell Blackford and John Eddy visit with Mr. Hatfield on their way Implement Co. and Hubbard Bros. Mrs. Anna Hannah from Eugene With her lovely yard and rock gar will leave Monday morning for camp to Ashland to attend the funeral of Watt had many Clatsop where the National guard Mr. Watt. Mr. was vlsitlug friends and relatives den her place is well worth seeing will enjoy camp life. They plan on friends here in Central Point who here recenty. chartering a boat and doing somu will sorrow at his passing. Mr. Hat SPENT WEEKEND A T COAST deep sea fishing while there. They field and Mr. and Mrs. George Trel- Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wood left last Mr. and Mrs. Gebhard and family chler were among those who settled Sunday with their grandson Donald and Mr. and Mrs. H. Burton of Eagle will return home July 1. here at the same time Mr. Watt did for Redding to visit their daughter. Point spent the week-end at Cres Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitney and have every since been close Donald will remain at Redding and cent City. It was foggy driving over their daughter will return with them and rather cold on the coast but were Sunday guests at the Buckman friends Pallbearers will be: Chester Fitcli they report a very enjoyable trip 'n home. W EAR SO LONG Harry Young, Thomas Semple Emer Mrs. Carrie Chase left last week spite of the weather. Many beautiful Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gay of Port son Merrick, C. E. Gates and L. B. j to spend the summer at Diamond flowers, rhododendrons, fox gloves, Lake where she has work. lentins and many others to numer land were business visitors in Med Hatfield. Funeral services were conducted ous to mention, made a lovely ford and Central Point Tuesday. from the Perl Funeral Home Thurs- j Mr. "Dad" Dynge and family hedge of bright colors along the Children’s day program at the day at 2 p m. Rev. Ralph Petersou have returned front their trip to roadside. Brick church occurs on Sunday, officiating.’ interment in the Med Minnesota where they had a wonder June 14, beginning at 10 o’clock. A ford I. O. O. F. cemetery. Medford ful time. The Dynge's report they Something new in Tennis Oxfords good attendance is expected. Lodge No. 103. A. F & A. II. were were glad to get back to the Rogue at Faber's. In charge of the services at the River Valley. Mrs. Frank Thompkin of New- cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hamilton berg is visiting at the Treichler Grace Dunlap is visiting her sis and son Lin of Redmond visited at Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell are ter Mrs. Ira Love and friends in Cen the F F. Buck home the first of the home. the proud parents of a baby daugh tral Point. week. Merrick’s Natatorium opened re ter born Tuesday June 9 at the cently for its 26th summer season Purucker home. Mrs Campbell is a Take some of thst Bonus money Mrs. Harry Hanson is attending and subserlbe for the American or summer school at the Ashland Nor and again this popular southern Ore daughter of Mr. and *Mrs. Bert Hedg- gon swimming pool has been com peth. renew your subscription. In no oth mal. pletely renovated and painted In er way esn 11.50 be spent where readiness for the warm weather you will get more for your money. (¿et Our Prices on Mr. and Mrs. Whitney of Klamath months. Lifeguards will be in at Falls were guests Sunday at the MYERS BARN Etjl IPMENT tendance at Merrick’s where the Mrs. Minnie Buckes left Tuesady Ruekman home. Mr. and Mrs. Me slogan is “ Swim in drinking water". for Portland where she will visit Beth also of Klamath Falls were re A PRESSI’ RE SYSTEMS her daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Poe and cent guests of the Buckman’s also. Mrs. Bertha Atchlnson who has attend the rose show. DE L A V A L ! been making an extended visit with There’s a way to find out! Our Mrs. Arthur Brown was operated the Arthur Foote family is leaving D A IR Y E tjli'P M E N T Mr. H. H. Jewett and Miss Chrvs- on at the Community hospital for ap Gasoline Analyzer, when connected tabel Jewett of Salem are viistlng pendicitis recently and is rerovering Monday for New York with the exhaust system of your car, Finley Imp. Co. their brother, Mr. H. P. Jewett and nicely. Major Abbey of the Walter Abbey accurately indicates the carburetor family. They expect to return to I-’ly Spray 70c per gallon Campany in Medford is elavlng Mon Salem tomorrow Postmaster Tom I’ aiikey is attend efficiency. A two-minute test is suf Bring Container day for Fort Stevens for Summer ing the state convention of postmas ficient . . . it takes only that Mr. .1. B. Thompson Is building a ters In Grants Pass. The convention camp. little time to show you how to obtain big new barn. opened last night with a banquet. Mayor W. C. I.eever was taken to Mr. Pankey is a member of the com better gasoline economy. the ohspital Friday afternoon so as MWtKIKD IN (¿RANTS PAHS mittee on air mail of the convention. to be under the doctor's csre while Miss Mamie Timmons, youngest regaining his strength. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Tim NEW HORSESHOE tiK O l'N D Archie Parker 1» showing hit friends some lovely strawberries which he had preserved by a secret process that leaves the berries look ing as though they had just been picked and placed In water. The col or o f the berries was not changed and there was no shrinkage I f this process proves as valuable as It seems Mr. Parker should be able to put It on the market at a good pro fit. Abner Knadler returned home Saturday after having an operation (or appendicitis last week. He Is progreslrng satisfactory. /// //(Mi VM /i \ ou 11 do that, and more too, with these new BALL-BAND Sport Shoes. They look so good, fit so well, feel so good and that you’ll like i them better than any shoes yon ' ever had. Come in, get a pair and "go pla ccs tills summer* Faber's Is Your Car a Gasoline Hog? Associated Service Station mons, and Paul Culbertson were The lot next to the old city hall quietly married in Grants Pass re has been made Into a horseshoe cently. The young couple left Im ground. It makes a good one as it mediately after the ceremony for a Is both shady and cool trip In the south, planning to return to Medford to make their home Mr. Mr. Wilson Is tearing down the and Mrs. Ivan Skyrman of Central Merritt barn. Point attended the couple. The bride mlile Ilf w h i t e anil 1» 1 a >• k C H E C K E D FR E E HONORED B IR T H D A Y Mrs. Bert Peck was very pleasant- j ly surprised last Saturday evening when a group of friends gathered <*t her home In honor of her birthday. The following friends composed the I i ONT Jolly party: Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Farmers It Fruitgrowers Bankbook Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ham and Oregon State Driver’s License. ilton. Mr. and Mr»_ Tom Hodgson Finder please return to this office. and Mlsa Naomi Johnson A lovely j birthday cake and other refresh FOR RENT ments added to the occasion The Girl’s Bicycle. 10c an hour or 50c a honor guest received many lovely day. Any day but Saturday or gifts. __________ Sunday. Phone gol or inqnlre at this office. J C LA SSIF IE D J H>lt HALF. L. C.Grimes TUBES When brought to tha shop at the Telephone Office Sandy Richardson Central Point Hast Main St C O O K ’S B E A U T Y SHOP Medford Now located at PERM ANENT W AVES $1.50 to $5.00 Shampoo & Finger Wave 75c Mary Cook & Cordia Oswald S P E C IA L J U N E B A R G A IN S Grade A raw and Pasteurised Milk « Cream "CleaullDfsa" our Motto Apeu for Inspection at all times at Bargain Combination Prlc®» 1 O P A R T ORANGE OR LEMON NECTAR Spwial Value with Good Health Talc O C Vtr— m i / t » un I This O ld Reliable Meat Market Edw ard W . Jones to serve you with Planer L * — Rawleigh Dealer— Central Point ORDER B E W tr is always ready C O L L IN S D A IR Y CHB V RO LET touring rar. good run ning order. $49. lairge cream sep arator, McCormick Mower. Trade for labor on farm or wood and shakes. Medfrd Rt. 3 Box 80. 4 I * U SE A V I A T I O N E T H Y L G A S O L IN E 19 N. Bartlett (Formerly in Jackson Hotel Barber Shop) J A C K ’S SECOND H A N D STORE Make your gasoline dollars buy more mileage K Joe Collins, Prop. S Now. while you can get them, at $4.50 Per load Central Point Wood Yard l*hone ;COt BERT PECK Automobile Repair I ;• »«nimble Prtr.-« And Service Prom pt Service RARER R l l l l l t X i Watch the Label! Buy only goods made at home. Everything we handle, H ardware, Machin Petrol & Richfield G A S A. R. O W IN G S Patronize Hom e Industry W h o le »»!«, and Retail SE R V IC E S T A T IO N W . E. A le x a n d e r Oil. 10c qt. at ery, Fencing, Paints, etc., carries this mark “ M ade in U. S. A .” C u i r i l Point The Best of Meats Central Point Reasonable Prices •'Central Point Meat Market ” I. D. L E W IS , Prop. * » »