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18 STI DENTS OF
This Year’s Car
JACKSON COUNTY
GRADUATE U. OF O
Registration Is
Greatly Boosted *
Jackson county was represented
r thirteen students among the
467 seniors to receive various ac-
adeinlc degrees at the University
The touriat season is getting in of Oregon
flower and the ivgistration records i They were: Darothy E. Berg
at the Chamber of Commerce head strom, who majored in physical
quarters show that tourists are education, from which department
much more numerous than they j she received the degree of bachelor
1 ia science. She was a member of
were last year at this date.
Mortar Board, an honorary for
In tlie merry month of June, i
outstanding senior woman,
and
which went its way Tuesday to
served as president of the Women's
join all the Junes that ever have
Athletic Association last year She
been the delight of fond lovers,
is the daughter of Charles Berg-
3,382 motorists from other states
strum of thia city and a graduate
registered their autos in Ashland
of the Ashland high.
Last year for the same month the
Lucie McCormick, majored in
registration
was
2.340 That
physical education, from which de
means a gain for this year over
partment she received the degree
last, of 1,042.
of bachelor of science she was a
The first six months of this year. member of Kappa Kappa Gamma
7,267 cars were registered here. sorority while in the university,
Ljust year for the same period, and a member of Master Dance, a
there were 5.199 registrations The women's dancing organization. She
gain thia year over last was 2,068 is the daughter of D. F. McOorm-1
ick, of Medford, and is a graduate
of Miller high school? Macon, Ga.
Norris K. Porter majored in his
tory, from which department he re
ceived the degree of bachelor of
science. He is the sort of Josephine
P. Porter, of Medford, and a grad
uate of Medford high school.
Frank. W. Thomas, Durward A.
E. Gass, Richard D. I'ruebatel. all
of Medford, received the degree of
bachelor of science.
Wiliam D. Cottrell, uf Phoenix,
received the deg i ve of bachelor of
science..
Leona Biley Dolese, of Ashland,
majored in medicine, from which
department she received the de-
giee in public health nursing.
Donald E. Movie, majored in
medicine and received the degree
o. bachelor of science. Hia home is
in Medford.
Hubert Prescott and
William
Phipps of Medford both received
tne degree- of bachelor of science.
Orville Wilson of Medford re
ceived the degree of bachelor of
laws. William Dougherty of Med
_ received
_______ the
,
ford
degree of bach-
eior of science.
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Travel Into State ¡BELLVIEW
NEWS NOTES
Makes Great Gain
By Mlldied Martin
were guests at the iy-rinan Helm
home over the Fourth
Mlsa Gladys Brantley will go to
Crescent City Saturday with a
K -oup of Normal students.
Hr. and Mrs Guy F Moore and
d.i.ghter. Dorothy Patricia, luid
8 is. H. J Moore arrived from Nan
Dl< go Saturday to visit Mr and
hit.
Homer Moore und family
Mi
and Mrs Guy Moore und
d i ighter went on to Seattle und
8 is. H J Moore,mother of llomer
and Guy. remained here, when- she
will Visit until Mr .and Mrs Moore
r«turn from Seattle
!4r and Mrs Frank Homes and
* n, Bernard, of McMinnville, are
visiting Mr. and Mra Fred Homes
and Mr. and Mrs Floyd Carter
Friday evening Mr and Mrs Fred
Homes were hosts at a dinner.
Tie guest* included Mr and Mrs
C larles Homes, Mr ami 81 rs
Frank Homes and son, Bernard.
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Carter, and
Mildred and Betty Jean McKensle
oi
Medford. Jim Tucker enter
tained thia name group at hia home
Wednesday evening
Bert Peachey Installed u tele
phone for Mr and Mrs Floyd
C ark Wednesday.
Results of the "Sell Oregon"
The Bellview P. T. A. cleared a
campaign launched several months
ago an* seen in the heavy influx nice sum of money at the conces
o« motor touriata this year, reports sion in 14thia Park on the Fourth
Earl Snell, secretary of state. At of July. Those who worked in the
least 60.U00 more visitors will vis concession and helped in the con
it Oregon in 1936 than entered the struction of it Included; George
state in 1935, is his conclusion af Yockel, George Helms, Mr and
ter studying the nonresident regis 81 rs Edwin Dunn. Mi RE New
tration records of the first five bry, Mr .and Mrs. Walter Long-
atreth, Mr. and Mrs Willis Byrd,
months ,
The "Sell Oregon' movement Mr and Mrs W O Martin, Mrs
has been the result of the com- Mary Wallis, and Mr and Mrs I
Deadmond. Through the in
tsneil efforts of the Oregon State E
Motor association, the pivss of fluence of Tom Carter, the Stand-
the state, the travel and informa aid Oil Company furnished Flamo
tion bureau of the state highway i Gas without charge.
department, and the secretary of
At the regular meeting of the
state. That it has been effective Bellview Grange Tuesday evening.
Is demonstrated by the 20 per cent Helen Kruger was obligated in the
increase in out-of-state cars regis first anil second degrees The
tered uuring the first five months Grange plans to hold a picnic at
0» 1936
During this Ums 23,725 Helman’s Sunday, July 19. Every
motor vehicles were listed, while one who comes la asked to bring
the same period In ls3fi brought a a basket dinner. At the close of
total registration uf 19,614.
the meeting, refreshments of Ice-
Baaed on the present percentage cream and cake were served by
of increase, it la anticipated that the hospitality cominiltee
I ROM KEENE CREEK
more than 120, Out) cam from other
The hospitality committee for
Mr. and Mrs Wilson Gardne
states will enter Oregon this year. the next meeting, which will be
a
id
sons Maynurd und Ix-Roy,
Estimating three paas«-ngers on an held July 21. includes: Mr and
8.rs Wilfred Jack; Alex Vestal:
average ror each motor vehicle, Mrs l»uis Pankey. Mr and Mrs
Ralph Merrill anti
some 3i>u,000 tourists will visit the Henry Stenrud, Miss Marie Wal Mr and Mia
children, Janet and Jimmy; Char-
state.
ker, Alice Pagel, Mr. and Mrs Will les Cummins; Maurice Jack ami
During May the increase In reg lundsay
Mrs
Neely, Mr 1. D
Sherron,
and Thomas
istrations reached 29 per cent, Meservey, Mr and Mrs W M Stewart
were here Saturday from Rtn-se
with 8.834 cars checked in at the Miles
Creek to attend the celebration
bureaus throughout the state
Mra. Carey Wilson und Mr F. G.
Ward of Carson City. Nevada, ar
GRANGE PICNIC
rived Saturday morning to visit
A grange picnic will be held next
with Mr and Mrs. Charles Ander- Sunday. July 12. In the Grants
son. Mrs. Wilson,
Mr
Ward, Pass park The picnic is spon
George Gibbs. Mr and 8frs Ander sored by the Gold Hill. Sams V, al
A grazing district of approxi son and son. Dale, went to em rater
ley and Uvc Oak granges and ali
mately 100.000 aerça. to be located Lake Sunday
Mr. Gibbs left grangers and their families are In
I
in Northern Morrow, northwest Thursday evening for his home in
Group lunche« will I m - in
vi
ted.
ern Gilliam and northwestern Um- Fort Bragg. California
Mr Ward
order.
auna counties has been proposed and Mrs
Wilson left Monday
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by the Eastern Oregon Public Land morning
<X>-OP CANNING
Use committee of the
Oregon
Miss
Helen Dunn spent
the
Cooperative
ownership of can
Stale planning board. according to week-end with her cousin, Miss
word received here. Assurance of Frances Port, who lives in the ning equipment, brecrling stock,
tractors, etc. is advocated for re
cooperation for the project has Applegate District.
habilitation families who are not
been received by the committee
Robert, Kenneth. Rosemary, and
from F. R. Carpenter, head of the Marjorie Bel), and Velma A thanas able to finance necessary purchas
, division of grazing of the U. S spent the Fourth of July in Klam es individually. Resettlement Ad
' department of interior, according ath
Falls. They visited at the ministration loans arc available for
to P. M. Brandt, Corvallis, sec home of Mr and Mrs Charlea such purposes
retary of the committee
Miller and family.
ENJOYED «»I TING
If efforts to organize the dis
Veda Williams returned Friday
Mr. and Mr* I R FUdcger and
trict are successful. it would come morning from Modesto, California,
under the administration of the where she has been visiting her children enjoyed a pleasant outing
Taylor Grazing act organization, aunt and uncle. Mr and Mis Sunday at latke O' the Woods
and would be eligible for benefits Crow.
possible under this measure, it
Betty Dunn relumed Saturday
is pointed out. Stockmen of this morning from San Francisco, Cal-
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part of the slat«- would benefit ifornla, where ahe has been visit-
! greatly from such a district, it ill Ing her uncle, Robert Peachey.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
! pointed out.
Dv|nartinrrit of the Interior
Mr. and Mra. Oscar Martin and
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daughter Mildred, and Mr. J. H (.ent-ral Luid Office al Roseburg,
Oregon, June 17, 1986.
Williams motored to Hyatt Dam
LOCAL ATTORNEY
NOTICE la hereby given thut
Sunday.
RECEIVES ACTIVE
Mr. B H Chrisllieto and his ala Habert Ixsley Knapp of Jack
CLUB APPOINTMENT ter. Mrs. ciara Sievers, who were sonville, Oregon, who, on July 20lh,
among adult riders In the Fourth I Ml, made Homuateail entry. Serial
Fran«. J. Van Dyke, attorney of of July parade, won first prize for N<> 019728 tor
«•-< lion
this city, was appointed as district the
best
silver-mounted
pali 5, Township 39 8., Range 2 W..
governor for this district of Active Yvonne Christlieb, who rode a Willamette Meridian, has filed
International by William McCallis pony, won firat prize in the child notice of intention to make final
ter, who was elected international rens' section
to establish
Billy Cates won three year Proof,
president at the convention which second prize in one of the sections. claim to the land above described,
closed its meeting recently at Dale Williams and Patricia Bell ; before Victor A Ti-ngwald, U. 8
Medford. It is an honor which hia won prizes In the children’s races i Commissioner, at Medford, Ore
many friends here appreciate and
Mr und Mrs. J. E. Gowland. Mr. gon, on the 28th day of July, 1936
may prove to be a step to still and Mrs. Henry Stenrtid. Mr. and
Claimant names ns witnesses
higher honors in the future
Mrs Archie Kincaid. Mr. and Mis i Joe Currey, Harden Turnbough,
The district over which Mr. Van l«ouls Pankey, Helen Elam, Mr 1 E. S Nelson, Albert Nelson, all
Dyke will preside includes the Ac- and Mrs Jack True, and Marie I of Jacksonville, Oregon
live clubs in Portland. Salem, Eu- Walker picnicked at Colt-stein
ROBERT E CRAWFORD
gene, Medford, Ashland, and in Springs on the Fourth.
Acting Register
Oakland, California.
Js.19.2e, Jy3.10,19
Mr and Mra. Georgq Irwin and
Mrs.
Lloyd Moore picnicked at
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Helman's Baths the Fourth of
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION
July.
Department of the Interior
R. E. Thompson, Arthur and
Robert Thompson an dthelr fami General Ijind Office at Roseburg,
Oregon, June 11, 1986
lies have sold their place to Mr.
NOTICE is hereby given that
and
Mrs.
Floyd
Clark The George B. Coffeen, of Applegate
Thompsons have purchased land Oregon, who, on October IfttlJ
on Mountain Avenue, across Beat 1031, mad« Homsteud entry, Set"
Creek, and plan to build a home lai No. 019724, for SWfcBWW.
Section 5, Township 39 8 , Runge
there.
Mr. and Mra. R. L. Brantley en 4W., Willamette Mcrridlan, has
tertained Mr and Mrs. WaJtei filed notice of Intention to make
final three year Proof, to estab
Mrs. Vernon Thompson, and Mr
lish claim to the land above de
Hunter and two children, Mr. and scribed, before Victor A. Teng-
and Mr. and Mrs H. C Thompson wald, U. S. CommiBHioner, at Med
and family at dinner the Fourth of ford, Oregon, on the 21st day of
July. 1036.
July.
Claimant name« as witnesses
Mra. Homer Moore entertained
the Friendly clans of the Presby Andrew Mee, Aubrey Edwards,
terian church at her home Thurs Herbert Elmore, Frank Knutzen,
all of Applegate, Oregon.
day afternoon.
GEORGE FINLEY,
Mrs. D. E. York of Medford and
Mrs. F. E. Berry of San Francisco
Js 10, 24; Jy 8.
100,000 Acres For
Grazing Proposed
LEGAL NOTICES
S’MATTER POP?
By C. M. PAYNE
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