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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1934)
THE JACKSONVILLE MINER MEDFORD PLANS BIRTHDAY GIFT FOR PRESIDENT; UNIT OF NATIONAL WARM SPRINGS ENDOWMENT Local and Personal $ • Truman l-ewls of Illg Applegate In it recent purchaser of a new Mil tomobile. • Charles Dunford, stockman of the Applegut«. recently sold 45 head of yearling* to Charley Drew of Klamath county. The cuttie were delivered to Klamath In trucks. • R iimmc I) McIntyre, young son <>f Mr inn! Ml i n" it Mi Inivie ot till* city, I* recovering from an op- oration performed on his nose Sat urday by Dr. W. W. Howard ot Medford Russell sustained a brok ell none In u full a short time ago. the Injury resulting In im abscess • Mrs. Fred Benedict mid two daughters spent Saturday nigh* with relatives In Grants Puns. Othei Applegate people motoring to Hie climate city Friday mid Haturduy were Mr mid Mrs. W II McDaniel. Mr. un<l Mrs Elmo Throckmorton. Mlns Eleanor Maule, Mrs. Prod St ran !><• und Hugh llrown and futh er, E. J. llrown. • II II Farley, who hud been Ing in tin- stalling vlclnltv some time. Ims returned to Bunconi, whore he In working In a mine with Hurry und Aiinll Gilson. • The Applegate basketball five scored another victory Tuesday night, when they won from Mur phy with ii score of 18 to 7 In a gum« played nt the Applegate hull. Applegate will meet the Willluinn “More than 300,000 people In America . . . are partly or wholly crippled. About half of this number are victlmi creek players in unother game ut of Infantile paralyela. Moet of them oould be greatly benefltted If adequate facilities existed." Applegate Haturduy night, which Fro»* a flalewimt by Pretitieni Roo»av«lt. will be followed with a danci,. • Recent guests ut tbe home o< Mrs. Pearl Dunford wore Mr. und Mrs. O W. Dunford and Mr. und Mrs Clark M> Dowell of Medford • Mr. und Mrs Everett Miller of Medford spent Sunday ns guests of Mr mid Mrs James O'Brien. • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Madsen of Forest creek have a new log house nearly completed on their ranch there. They ex fleet to move Into their new home In the near future • J. J. Arant of Eugene, formerly of Applegate, wan a business visitor here recently, remaining an an over night guest of Mr and Mrs. A. H Klelnhammer Mr Arant mentioned that his little non, Nell, a beginner In a violin class, han played over the radio recently. • Gordon Phelps In lending u busy life since his enlistment with the sixth coast artillery last November, according to a letter received by Mrs Floyd Rippey recently. Among the numerous duties In army life, he mentions carrying cannon shells which weigh 108 pounds. Mr, A biithday ball In every community In the United rtatee In honor of President Roosevelt's 52nd Birth day anniversary on January 30 la planned by a natlo tai committee headed by Colonel Henry L. Doherty, Phelps, stationed at Han Francisco, la attending night school, taking a aided by such well-known men ae General Pershing, Cardinal Hayes, William Green, Owen D. Young, post graduate course He had re Will Rogers, Will H. Haye and Edsel Ford. Attorney Porter V. Neff has been placed In charge of southern mained at the Rippey homo for Oregon's part In tha nationwide affair, which will be given at the Oriental Gardena ballroom in Medford soma time before his enlistment Tuesday evening. Three separate orchestras will pl»y for dancers, and proceeds of the event will go to with tha local Brush Marines last an endowment fund for the nation-wide work of the Warm Springe Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, the summer. I preeldency of whlcn wae the only outside Interest re'alned by Mr. Roosevelt when he entered the White • Lew Kusel was able to return to House. Upper picture, a group of child patlente at Warm Springe; lower left. President Roosevelt dining hln home on IJttle Applegate Sat with child patients at Warm Springs; right, one of the many child victims of Infantile paralysis who are urday. having spent several weeks regaining the use of their limbs at Warm Springs. One little Medford girl, also a sufferer from the dread at the Jacksonville sanitarium un disease, has been reetored to almoet complete health after a severe paralysis through the kindness of Mr. Roosevelt, who himself has been a sufferer of infantile paralysis. dergoing treatment Althongh not completely recovered, Mr. Kusel ta said to be much Improved. • Mrs Ruth Cunnlngton and n> -|>h ! the rural school manual by C. A. spent last week-end with their par- • Donald Wendt is spending a few ew. Dickie Franks, of Medford were Howard, state superIntondent, and eats, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Gaddy., days visiting with his grandmother. ’ Mrs. Arthur West, in Oak Grove. recent guests of the former's par I based their study Friday on the In Jacksonville. problems of teaching a|wlllng A • Mrs Mildred Parr of Phoenix • Charles Ogle of Klamath "Falls ents. Mr and Mrs Warren Mrs • Bill Head la In a Granta Pass siwclal meeting 1s scheduled for to- visited last week-end with her sis-, was called to return to Jackson- villo Tuesday because of a change hospital recovering from an appen . day for the study of arithmetic ler, Mrs. Q. Q. Sanden, here. dicitis operation performed a week 1 teaching. • Mrs. Pearl Lee and daughter 'n bls mother’s condition. Mrs. S. K. • The Hrush Marines may b<- liv Audrey left Saturday evening for °K|e has Improved somewhat dur- ago • Mr. and Mrs W H. McDaniel ing In an age of speed, and working Portland, where they will take up th® P*»t few days. were dinner guests Hunday at the under the new deal and all of that, their residence. • Mrs. Bert Lott and Mrs. Elmer home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Luy but they retain some fine old fash • Last Sunday local Presbyterian <’hase and sons and Jack Maddox ioned characteristics. Mondsy the Sunday school classes presented °f Seattle called on their uncle, st Medford • Allan Reed of Ruch spent a few crew from lhe Star Ranger station songs at the old folks home near George Fendall, Sunday morning. held a wood cutters' bee on Star Phoenix. days visiting In Medford recently They are enroute to San Francisco. • The whole world enjoys a radio, gulch, which netted two truckloads • Mrs. Ethel Jones and Zeke Aus- • Ray Lewis, student at SONS., of wood which the boys hauled to but It la not everybody who can tin of Central Point were guests has been nominated to a men’s hon- have the particular enjoyment ex the horn«» of Mr and Mrs Lyal of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar I^wls at a oran fraternity. He attained the perienced by Mr. and Mrs. A. fl Hard* Mr Hards stlli is unable to bridge party Sunday. nomination by reaching a high ave- Klelnhammer when they heard resume his work at Camp Applegate • Mr nnd Mrs. W. A. Freeland rage of grades in his work their aon-fn-law. Merriam Worthing Vie a result of a broken log received and children and Mrs. George Dod- • Mrs. Lola Hildreth, Mrs. George ton. broadcast from a Han Fran rwo weeks ago. The crew at the son of Central Point called at the Fcndall and I-awrence Mero called cisco station recently. Mr. Worth Star station Is engaged In the con-1 home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Taylor at the William Milnes home in Med- ington Is well known In the musical structlon of an office and a ware Monday afternoon. I ford Sunday afternoon. circles of the hav city, and broad house. • Fred Clute of lower Applegate ■ casts with the .'Melody Mixers." • Mr* Rert Hukill, who has been returned recently from Santa Rar-1 II) at her home on lower Applegate bara. where he spent three weeks , for some time. Is somewhat Im visiting relatives. proved Mr. Hukill's mother of • Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mee of Ruch Medford is remaining at their will move soon to their new home near Provolt, having rented the | home. • Mr. and Mrs. Sid Rrown of Med Manley Rexford place. ford were business vls'inrs at the • Mr. and Mrs. Rector Gess and Hlneda mine on Little Applegate a Dorothy Gaddy of Klamath Falls few days ago Mrs. Brown also vis ited Mrs F E. Blgalow at Ruch. • Mrs Ted F^eh of Phoenix was a guest Bundi** at the home of her mother. Mrs. Al. J. Brown. • Relative here have received i (D.M.D.) word thaV'Otla Ruck. In charge of a CVC <ytmp near Alturas, has had a tilt wtth the chlkenpox. Mr. Buck has returned to his work after an IllnqM of 10 days, during which he reiKalnd at the home of bls brother, Wi-nest Ruck, at Hackamore. • Members of the teacher study Opposite Poet Office club of the Applegate district held their regular monthly meeting at Jacksonville Ruch Frfdny, with seven members In attendance. The club is studying You Can Depend on Gold Seal Products I « *1 S. C. PETERS Dentist Warm Springs Foundation Memorial ENEFIT IRTHDAY ALL! ORIENTAL GARDENS Proceeds Go Direct to Warm Springs, Georgia, Health Foundation as 52nd Birthday Tribute to Our President, Franklin D. Roosevelt .... Help by Being Present TUESDAY NITE QUALITY SAFEGUARDED BY GOLD SEAL CREAMERY FOR YOU! It is common knowledge that milk is nature’s best food. We start off in life on a diet of this pure, nourishing wholesome, and healthful product of nature’s' laboratory. So perfect in content, man can but protect milk’s goodness . . . and, due to modern living demands, you will be wise to insist on Gold Seal PASTEUR- IZED Milk for added health protection. On sale at all southern Oregon’s quality dealers. Pa«« 1 • Mrs. Bell of Ruch was la this with 11, waa top man for South Invited to attend the meeting, every city a few days while caring tor i Fork. Tungate, Randall, Morning Miss Issie McCully, who has been; star and Rogers, with Marugg, com one in attendance being required I to bring a pair of sharp scjsaors ill for tbe past week. prised the Applegate team, which and to contribute a dish for the • Donald and Curtis Morris and played with no substitutions. pot-luck dinner. Evajean Wltchen have enrolled In A challenge has been sent by third and fourth grades here. Medford district headquarters to • Mrs. Henry Miller and sons are headquarters of the Eugene district planning to leave Jacksonville In for an Inter-district tournament, a few weeks to join Mr. Miller, who two game« out of three to decide. ---------------- •----------------- Is employed In Oakland. • Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rogers’ two small children. Rita Bell and Marla, are slowly Improving after an attack of pneumonia. • Mr. and Mr* Walter White of Medford were callers at the Butch er home last Thursday. • Mrs. Roy Smith attended a quilt Applegate Extension unit mem- ing party given by Mrs. E. G. hers anticipate an all-day meeting Whiteside of Medford last Friday. of 1 unusual interest Tuesday, Jan • Jack Gillian again is driving i uary 30, when _ Mrs. _____ _ Azalea ___ Sager, mall route to Jacksonville and -p- clothing specialist from Oregon WHAT A WHALE OF A plegte, following recovery from a, State college, will be present to DIFFERENCE A LITTLE severe illness. | demonstrate color and line in dress- SHRINKAGE CAN MAKE! • Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hmlth spent making. .Members are prepared for last week end with Mr. and Mrs phi* work through the efforts of —That’s Why the Pantorlum Harlan Cantrall on Applegate. Mrs W. H. McDaniel and Mrs. Fred Takes Pride in Its Work! • Doctor Robinson, well known Offenbacher, local leaders, who e Jacksonville veteran, was taken to ¡have taught the making of numer- Cleaning and Pressing Prices the Community hospital last Sat- ous seams, finishes and fancy urday morning suffering from a stitches during the last month The threatened attack of pneumonia club women are working Indus MEN’S SUITS ...........>1.00 DRESSES, up from......._80c Although he Is out of danger at triously to complete their home present, the Doctor will remain for made loose-leaf notebooks contain another week. ing these samples of each lesson • Mrs Margaret Thompson Is ex on sewing fundamentals. The books pected to return to her brother's will present an attractive appear-. home here from the hospital soon. I ance. and will be valuable to home DYE WORKS She underwent a major operation makers for future reference. 6th and Holly Phone 244 three weeks ago. All ladies of the community are I H • Mr. and Mrs. George Dickinson of Ashland were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton A. Smith. • Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Langley and Ix>yal Smith spent the week-end at the Blevenu ranch on Beaver creek. • Mrs. Clinton Smith was honored at a covered dish luncheon given by the Ladies Aid last Thursday to celebrate her birthday. In case an> one should ask, there were eight candles on the cake. • Mrs George Wendt and Mrs. Fred Fick attended a program given at Eagle Point by the teach ers’ chorus of the county last Fri day. • The C. A. Smith dog. Buck, re (WHILE THEY LAST) turned home after a night's prowl Tuesday displaying several torn and swelled portions of his body. Whether the other half of the story be man. woman or beast is yet to be determined. • Miss Carmen Dorothy is now r employed as a special nurse tor patients at the Community hospi MINERS, ATTENTION: tal. • John Dunnington and Sidney Read of Klamath Falls were in Jacksonville calling on their rela tives Saturday and Sunday. ------------ •------------ Ex Unit Women Plan Meet in All-Day Sew At Applegate Tuesday PANTORIUM = SPECIALS Glass Salt and Pepper Shakers, pair............. Seattle Bar Brush Marines, District Champs, Eye ’Gene The Camp Applegate all-Oregon five, by a score of 35 to 28, emerged on top as a result of Saturday morn ing’s tilt with Camp South Fork Rogue of the Rogue for the basket ball championship of the Medford district CCC. The game, which was played in the Medford high school gymnasium, was tight. Marugg, with 20 points, was high scorer for Camp Applegate, and Pinkstaff,I Topaz Glass Mixing Bowls, Roll Rim, 8-inch size........... 15c Glass Cake Plate and Server........................ 99c CHICAGO PNEUMATIC STOPER DRILLING STEEL USED ORE CARS All in Excellent Condition FROM THE CHEAPEST THAT’S GOOD TO THE BEST THAT'S MADE
