Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, August 27, 1937, Page 2, Image 2

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    Friday, AugUHt 27, 1937
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Page 2
• Mrs Edwin Dunn and Mrs last Friday evening from a week's
I Walter Longstreth took several of camping trip to Applegate.
the Bellview 4-H club members • Mrs I E Deadniond. Mr. and
I to the fair held at Medford Friday Mrs J. M Crow and Mr and Mis
land Saturday Those they took in­ Keringham were dinner guests of
Mania
Byrd,
Yvonne Mi and Mrs Walter Longstreth • Mr and Mrs II Bolan of Idn
• Mi and Mrs R E Bel) and cluded
coin. Neb . returned to their home
Betty
Dunn.
Veeda and family Tuesday
family, Mr. and Mrs W. O Martin I Christlieb.
after
spending
three i
and family, J H. Williams and , Williams. Josephine Peachy, Char- • Mr and Mrs .1 E. Gowland Tuesday
Mr and Mrs George King and ' leen Byrd. Patricia Bell and Bar- have purchased a home from Mrs months with their daughter, Mrs
daughter Beryl of Ashland en­ , tiara Helm.
Williamson
on
the corner of Orval Carver and family.
joyeo a picnic and fishing trip • Mark True returned Tuesday I Quincy and Wightman streets in • M is Fee of Eugene visited
| with her mother, Mrs Huth Hel
tc Rogue river Sunday
i evening from a trip along the Ashland.
• Mr and Mrs. George Yockel | northern part of th»' coast.
• M r and Mrs Wade Wallts re- frich last week
returned Tuesday from a short • Mr. and Mrs Keringham. who turned Sunday from a four-day • Mis Earl Allen and Mrs Ker
, mil Zerlein were business visitors
business trip to Portland While have been spending several days trip to Crescent City.
they were gone, Mrs John Farmer with Mr. and Mrs J. M Crow, • Word has been received by the I in Medford Monday
remained at their home with the left Thursday for their home in friends of Mrs Ada Huxley that • Mi and Mrs H Keller and
children.
Portersville, Calif.
she has reached Three Hills. Al­ family of Vancouver, Wash , ar­
• Miss Marjorie Bell is spending • Mrs. H. E. Bell and family and berta. Can., tor an extended visit rived in Talent Friday uml are
several Jays tlus w< ek with Miss Mr and Mrs. Ed Binninger made with relatives and friends.
living at Tame's auto camp while
Velma Athvi.is of Asn'.and.
a business trip to Medford Wed­
• Mr. and Mrs Fred Crump and employed in fruit harvesting.
• Mr and Mrs. George Yockel nesday
grandson, Richard Field, recently • Miss Marie Mitchell of Ashland
and children, l^ouise, Edna and • Mr and Mrs. J. M Crow. Mr.
made a camping trip to Crater I was a guest of Mrs Martin I'nul-
Inez, enjoved a trip to Huckle­ aaid Mrs Walter Longstreth and
sen and daughter Verna recently.
i Ake
berry mountain Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Keringham made a
• Mrs Charles Wineland of Med­
•
Mr.
and
Mrs
Olsen
and
chil
­
• Mr. and Mrs Keringham. Mr. trip to Mt. Ashland Tuesday.
ford was calling in Talent Weil-
and Mrs J. M Crow, and Mrs • A group of girls, Misses Beryl dren. Shirley. Thelma and Carl of j neaday.
Walter Longstreth and daughter King. Esther Wade, Fern Weanus. Cutbank. Mont., and Mrs. Calles
Veeda made a trip to Crater Lake Wanda Reynolds. Adeline Hamil­ of Belfrey, Mont., returned to • George Evans of Tide Lake,
Wednesday.
ton and Eula Weanus. returned their homes after spending some Calif , called on friends in Talent
time visiting with Mr. and Mrs Monday evening while enroute to
Joe Wade and family Mrs. Olsen Roseburg
is a sister of Mrs. Wade.
• Mr and Mrs Ira Williams re-
• Mr and Mrs C. B. Lamkin at­ turned home last Friday from a
tended the Iowa picnic held in business and pleasure trip to
Lithia park last Sunday.
Storm Lake. Iowa, which lasted
• The Upper Valley Community three weeks
club will hold its first meeting • John Hamilton of Tule Lake
September 8 Mrs. C. B Lamkin Calif . visited his parents, Mr and
and Mrs. R. E. Bell are on the Mrs Sani Hamilton and other rel­
program committee and urge all atives here the first of the week
• Mrs L Hood of Grants l’ass
members to attend.
is a guest of Mr and Mrs Clair
• Mrs R. L. Brantley and daugh­
Preston this week
ters Clarice, Gladys and Fern
• Mr. and Mrs Paul Walker re­
made a business trip to Medford
turned home from Reno, Nev , and
Wednesday.
other points while on a wedding
• The girls from Bellview who trip
won prizes at the county fair held • Mr and Mis Bennie Baba have
at Medford Friday and Saturday taken up a napartinent at Mr and
were as follows: Betty Dunn, first Mrs. Will Bates' place.
in division I sewing, second in
cooking. Barbara Helm, eighth in • Wilma Nutter returned Sunday
cooking; Marna Byrd, third in from Seaside to attend to regls-
sewing; Veeda Williams, tenth in tration duties at the junior high
cooking. Yvonne Christlieb, eighth school, where sessions will start
in sewing.
September 7.
• The boys’ Live Stock club of
Bellview will send two teams to
Medford Saturday to compete for
the county prize in judging live­
stock The two teams are Melvin
Foyer, Bob Dunn, Marvin Poyer,
representing the Pig club and
Jack Williams, Weldon Heard,
Dale Williams representing the
Calf club. Last year the team won
the first prize. Their leader, Rich­
ard Joy, will accompany them.
Last Tuesday the boys and their
leader met at the home of Weldon
Heard to make contest plans. Mr
and Mrs. Conrad were there, he
being the county 4-H leader. The
team that wins first will be sent
to Salem September 1 to compete.
• Mr and Mrs. Olsen and family,
Mr and Mrs. Joe Wade and fam­
ily and Mrs Calles made a trip
to Crescent City Sunday.
• Mrs. J. O. Talent. Mrs. Gordon
Duffield. Mrs Harley Duffield and
Jeanette Talent made a business
trip to Medford Wednesday.
• Mrs Gordon Duffield returned
last Thursday by way of Crescent
City from a two day trip to Marsh­
field.
• Mr. and Mrs. Plaet of Ashland
Your Electrical Servant
were dinner guests of Misses An­
na Mae and Nina Hazelwood Tues­
day evening.
• Mrs Taylor Williams recently
underwent a minor operation.
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• Patricia Whitney and Nancy
Gill are vacationing with Miss
Gill's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo
Gill, at their cabin at Lake o' the
Woods this week.
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