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and MacC'racken and Utwiller also
attended the Active International
convention tn Portland.
• Mi and Mi s H S, ; i .\ of I nms-
muir were Sunday visitors here.
• Mi and Mrs Paul Horne and
daughter. Paula, were Klamath
Falls callers Sat unlay Home re­
cently returned from San Fran­
cisco where he received medical
attention.
• Mrs Aubrey Miles, son Billy
Miles. Mrs Leonard Patterson,
and Mrs Kilis Lininger left Wed­
nesday for Portland where they
will visit for several days
• A surprise birthday dinner in
honor of the anniversary of Gor­
don Duffield was held at the J
O Talent home Tuesday evening.
Those present includisi Mr. and
M ra. Harley Duffield and son
Dean, and Mrs Coffin of Ashland,
Mrs. Gordon Duffield, Mr und
Mrs J. O. Talent, and Merle and
Jeanette Tulent, and the honored
guest, Gordon Duffield
• Tile Bellview 4-H sewing club
met Monday afternoon at tile
school house They discussed per-
• Jean Eberhart. C. W Fortmiller
and Doni Provost attended the
i Oregon • Stanford championship
. basketball series in San Francisco
last week-end.
• Roberta and Kathleen Nourse
were visitors last week-end in this
city from Terrebonne They sre
former residents.
• Alice Jimmerfield, Albany tele­
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phone operator, was visiting at
the Merrick Thornton residence
here this week She formerly was
employed at the local telephone
exchange.
• Al Simpson. U of O student, is
in Ashland this week visiting • Miss Rae I Hull, teacher in
Dunsmuir high school, spent Sat-
friends
• Ben Goldy. OSC student, is vis­ urda yarn! Sunday with her par­
iting his parents here during col­ ents, Mr and Mrs. N. B. Hull
lege spring vacation.
• Word has been received here
• Mr. and Mrs. Erford Poole of that John Hessenauer died at Car­
Bend were visitors here this week linville. III., March 4. He was born
i They are former residents
Aug 29. 1861 at Alton, 111 in­
• Bob Van Horne spent last week- terment was in the Alton mauso­
I end in Portland at the home of leum. Services were conducted by
I his parents.
the Reverend Eifrig.
• AMcia Applegate. Butte Falls • A Grange wedding was held
teacher. was an Ashland visitor at the Grange hall Tuesday eve­
over the week-end.
ning when Mias Alpha E. Haines
• Bill Leever and Bud Kincaid, became the bride of John N. Hart
students at Oregon State college, It was a ring ceremony performed
are spending this week at their by the Reverend Edgar of the
homes here
Ashland Presbyterian church Mrs
• Mr and Mrs. Hugh Carter and Edwin Dunn sang “O Promise
son of Klamath Falls spent last Me." followed by the entrance of
week-end in Ashland with their the flower girls, Veeda Williams.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. J Carter Joanne and Barbara Helm and Ida
SPEED
and Mr and Mrs. C. W. Cramer.
Davis The bride was attended by
CLEANLINESS
• Eleanor Oiuni is spending Mrs Herman Helm. Miss Marie
spring vacation at the home of Walker and Mrs Davis, with Mrs
ECONOMY
her parents here. She attends OSC. J E. Gowland as matron of honor.
SURE RESULTS
• Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brickell Davis acted as best man, with
and Mrs. George Brickell of Herman Helm and Mr Pankey
Grants Pass spent Sunday in Ash­ as ushers Mrs Walter Longstreth
played the wedding march.
land with George Brickell
• Mr. and Mrs C. M Litwiller • The Bellview Grange announces
and Elliott MacCracken spent the a dance for Friday, March 18. with
week-end in the northern part of .Dickey's orchestra furnishing the
the state. They visited in Salem music.
Refreshments will be
served at midnight. Besides the
dance, a play entitled, "Orville's
Big Date." will be presented by a
cast of Jack Williams as Orville.
Mama Byrd as Vivian. Rosemary
Bell at Beatrice and Eunice Kin­
caid as Ethyl There will be a
DOES NORGE GIVE YOU MORE ELECTRIC COLD? small admission charge
• Last Friday afternoon a group
of girls met to organize two other
cooking clubs Mrs Modrell is the
leader of one club, in which Char­
lotte Modrell was elected presi­
dent; Edna Yockel, vice president;
Dorothy Robertson, secretary, and
Inez Yockel. reporter. Jaqueline
ONLY NORGE HAS THE SAFE, SIMPLE
Gilman and Louise Yockel make
the other members of the club. In
the other club, led by Mrs. Homer
ELECTRIC ROLLATOR COMPRESSION UNIT
Moore. Imogene Fieguth was
elected president; Joanne Helm
vice president, Patricia Bell secre­
WARRANTED UNTIL 1948!
tary and Charleen Byrd reporter.
Joanne Neil and Marie Gresham
are the other members of the
club They will meet every Friday
at the home of their leader. Mrs
Moore The other club will meet
every Tuesday afternoon.
• The Keene Creek Stockmen's
association met Saturday at the
Neil creek school house to elect
officers Edwin Dunn was reelect­
ed president and Fred Homes sec
retary-treasurer. Hugh Barron. F
F Mitchell, A C. Edwards and
Theodore Elliot were elected di­
rectors.
fc Mrs. Modrell left Wednesday for
Lakeview to spend a few days
with her husband, who is working
there.
• Mr. and Mrs. Karl Moore of
NORGE ALONE
Eugene spent Wednesday night
and Thursday with Mr. Moore’s
GIVES YOU:
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Mocre and Barbara Jean.
MORE ELECTRIC COLD
• Dr. Maude Hawley, who has
MORE ECONOMY
spent the past two years in St.
Louis, Mo., is at her home here.
MORE PROTECTION
Mrs. Veeder, who has been stay­
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ing at the Hawley home, has
moved back to her Ashland home
DOWN PAYMENT
on palm avenue.
NOW AS LOW AS
• Herman Helm has received
word that his father, G. W. Helm,
who suffered an injured leg in an
automobile accident, is recovering
and the cast has been re­
A ROLLER ROLLS AND THERE’S ICE/ Only Norge has nicely
moved
Leslie Kincaid, who attends Ore­
the surplus-powered Rollator* compressor that makes cold by •
gon State college, is at his home
revolving slowly in a permanent bath of protecting oil . . here for spring vacation, planning
to return Sunday.
That1 s why the Rollator compression unit — exclusive
• Mr. and Mrs William Pomeroy
io Norg«—carries • 10-YEAR WARRANTY.
DE­ of Evans creek spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. Pomeroy’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Tal­
ent. and Jeanette and Merle.
• Walter Sexton of Klamath Falls
spent a few days this week at the
Ed Grimm home
• Mrs E J Farlow left Thurs­
day evening by bus for Reedsport
where she will visit with her hus­
band until early next week. Far-
low is employed by the forest serv­
•■as. u. s. mt . un.
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ice in the coast town.
• Jess Barton. John Cary, Mark
Seely, Ken LaBranch and Jack
Hudson left Tuesday for their
homes in Coos county where they
will spend spring vacation from
SONS
• Ruth Pickett. John Myers and
Joe Mercer of Klamath Falls were
Sunday visitors in this city
• Bob Stedman Klamath Falls
teacher, called on Ashland friends
last week-end.
• Dr. E. G. Everett, M D., phy­
sician and surgeon. Hersey buld-
ing, office phone 18-J, residence
18-L
lltfc)
• BELLVIEW • (
non al care and studied a lesson
on the making of a dress
• J. W Morris, who recently was
injured, is fully recovered and able
to be out.
• Mis Adams, who teaches school
near Klamath Falla, spent Satur­
day and Sunday here She visited
Sunday al the Mark True home
• The 4-H club girls held a candy
sale at the Orange Tuesday eve­
ning The sale was in charge of
Hetty Dunn and Veeda Williams
The girls are trying to raise
enough money to send a delegate
to the 4-H summer school in Cor­
vallis
• W O Mart In made a business
trip to Medford Thurmlay
• Mrs Amy Spartord arrivati
her® last week from her home In
Portland to cure for her brother.
George Farmer, who la ill. and her
nephew, Ikmald Farmer, who Is
suffering from rheumatic fever
and leakage of the heart She
plana to stay for an Indefinite
time
MORE TIME OUT..
r COOK arty
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Why
Because of the Bafe, depend­
able functions of electricity,
you get more time out from
household chores and duties
. . . more time for relaxa­
tion, pleasure and enjoyment.
In cooking, cleaning, wash­
ing, preparing foods and pro­
tecting them in an automatic
refrigerator, electricity
saves you minutes and hours
of work and drudgery. Elec­
trify your home completely,
and save time, effort—and
money! Remember these ad­
vantages next time you con­
template purchases for the
home . . . consult your elec­
trical contractor or dealer!
ELECTRICITY IS YOUR CLEANEST, MOST FAITHFUL
SERVANT-ANl) IT COSTS LESS IN ASHLAND!
Ashland Light Department
“Your SERVICE Department
for YOUR home
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$10.00
NORGE
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What Ashland Makes, Makes Ashland
PASTEURIZED MILK
ASHLAND CREAMERY BUTTER
SHASTA ICE CREAM
CHURNED BUTTERMILK
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electric hot water
makes housekeeping easier
Automatic Electric Hot Woter takes the work and waiting out
of housework.
It gives you all the hot water you want, just
when you want it, for baths, showers, little washings and big
Why, just the convenience of being able to do a hot water task
right off, without any waiting, is worth the little electric water
heating costs
In most instances your cost of heating hot
water the electric way will be about the same as your present
old fashioned, inconvenient method of heating water with
furnace or stove coils. It is a proven fact that at least 20%
of your heating fuel is required for heating hot water coils in
furnace or heating stove.
10c per gal
ASHLAND CREAMERY
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