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• BELLVIEW •
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Friday, April 1, 193K
AND THEN THE FUN BEGAN!
• Miss Margaret Dahl, who makes
• Mi
Frazier of
her home in Conrad, Mont., is
Merrill are visiting Mr and Mra
spending several weeks here with
Charles Long, Mrs. Frazier's par
Mr. and Mrs. George Yockel and
ents
family. Miss Dahl is a sister of
• Henry Kerby of Neil creek was
Mrs. Yockel's.
ti visitor here Monday.
• Miss Rae I. Hull of Dunsmuir
• Charlk* Skeeters him purchased
sj>ent Saturday and Sunday here
a five-ton White truck with four-
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
wheel trailer in Portland.
N. B HuU.
•
Mrs. T. Bevington and Miss
• Mr. and Mrs. R C. Avent and
Beulah Henry of Ashland called
Mr. and Mrs. Edwards of Elk
on friends here Tuesday evening
Creek spent Monday at the home
enroute to Medford.
of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kincaid.
• Mi Jolif of Washington moved
• Mrs. Amy Spafford, who has
into the property formerly occu
spent the past month here caring
pied by the Mathews family, who
for her brother, George Farmer,
have moved to the Applegate
and her nephew, Donald Farmer,
country.
returned to her home in Portland
• Mrs Ruth Helfrich was cal led
Thursday evening. Miss Adeline
to Eugene Tuesday to attend the
Hamilton, her niece, returned with
funeral of her son-in-law, Ervin
her and will spend an indefinite
Fee, who died suddenly
time there.
• Mr ami Mrs Lew’ Hanson of
• Miss Eunice Kincaid spent the
Ashland were calling here Tues
week-end with Miss Helen Elam
day.
of Ashland.
• Mr ami Mrs Lloyd Chapman
announce the birth of a girl weigh
• The Bellview Home Extension
ing eight pounds bom Tuesday
unit, which planned to hold its
night at the Community hospital
meeting April 8, have changed
in Medford.
their plans, and will hold it April
• Wallace Stearns of Medford
1. The election of officers will be week in Dorris. Calif., visiting
was transacting business here Fri
held and discussions of plans for with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farmer
day morning.
the spring festival which will be and Mr and Mrs Miles Farmer.
• Carl Stevens of Ashlaml called
held May 1 in Medford. A covered
on Mr ami Mrs R F. Parks Sat
dish luncheon will be served at • Mr. and Mrs. Richard Joy were
noon by the hostesses. Mrs. Her in Medford Tuesday on business • A contract bridge practice was urday.
man Helm and Mrs. J. M. Crow. Joy attended a meeting of the held recently at the club house. • The senior civics class visited
Jackson County Dairy Improve
the county court house* in Medford
• The Bellview school had its ment league.
Those present were Mesdames Ray Thursday afternoon ami attended
spring
vacation
Wednesday.
Elliott.
Frank
Ward.
W
Mrt'lus-
Thursday and Friday. March 30. • Mrs. Jack Snell and Mrs. J. ky Ben Ollom. W Holmberg. G a trial.
Roberts of San Francisco are Holmberg, Fred Haynes and aev- • Irene Aicocka, who has been
31 and April 1.
visiting Mr and Mrs I.ysle Tame
spending some time with their
• Mr and Mrs. C. Beebe made a parents. Mr and Mrs J. W. Mor eral guests from Medford and for the last few days, left Thurs
Ashland. St. Patrick's day was day evening for Hamilton City,
trip to Klamath Falls Wednesday ris.
used as motif for decorations and Calif , to visit her parents. Irene
on business
• Mrs H. J. Black is ill at the • The dinner which the Bellview refreshments.
is a Portland medical student.
home of her parents. Mr. and Grange ladies served Sunday eve- • The Altar society held its regu • Timmy Burnett. Jr.. who is em
ning
to
the
Eagles
netted
some
lar meeting at the home of Mrs. ployed at a Sacramento, Calif.,
Mrs. Wymer.
• William Ford of Weed spent profit, although the crowd was Antone Mendes Friday and elected service station, is visiting with his
the week-end visiting with his not as large as was expected. The officers for the coming year. Eda home folks here this week
home economics committee con- Zanotto was named president.
mother. Mrs. Samford.
• Mr and Mrs. Lem Frink and
• Mrs. Albert May and her grand sisted of Mrs. Walter Hash. Mrs. Evelina Salvestro vice president. family are spending the week in
Josephine Mendes secretary and California as a short vacation
son spent Saturday and Sunday in Willis. Byra and Mrs. Lanini.
Klamath Falls visiting with Mrs • Mr. and Mrs Walter Longstreth the Rev. O'Connor of Yreka treas • Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bradl, -v
and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dunn at urer. Mrs. Joseph Nunes, past moved from Tame's camp ground
May's son, George May.
• R. L. Brantley, who is ill at tended a meeting of the recreation president of the Altar society, was to their mountain home Monday
his home with pneumonia, is im- < club in Medford Monday evening. presented with a gift Refresh • Recent guest of Mr ami Mrs
proving.
• A gioup of men met at the ments were served at’ the close of Vic Mason was U. G. Davis of
• Miss Charleen Byrd spent this Bellview Grange hall Tuesday and the meeting
Ashland, an uncle of Mr Mason
Wednesday in order to repair the • Mr. and Mrs Joseph Nunes and • Mr and Mrs George Thurston
foundation of the hall. A group of daughter moved to Dunsmuir, of near Red Bluff, Calif , were
where they plan to make their guests of Mr and Mrs Garrett
ZENITH RADIOS ladies prepared dinner for them. home.
Kelty a few days ago.
• Miss Gladys Brantley, who
teaches school near Grants Pass, • Mrs W W Walker’s brother, • Mr and Mrs Will Maxwell re
cently Journeyed up the Green-
was at her home here last week from Redding, is visiting here
end. Her sister. Clarice, returned • The Hilt f’-TA met at the school springs, where they found plenty
house
recently,
enjoying
a
pro
of snow.
with her to spend the week there.
gram staged by the Girl Scout
• Miss Helen Elam of Ashland troop under the direction of Miss • Mr and Mrs C. M Utwiller
spent Thursday night with Miss Kuhn, and including several songs of Ashland were among those at
tending the recent Talent Grange
Eunice Kincaid.
Four new members who had dinner.
• Mr an'I Mrs. Williams and passed tenderfoot testa were taken • Olive and Opal Hill were recent
who have spent the past . mio
into me
the troop anu
and were presenieu
presented visitors with friends in Ashland
RADIO SERVICE family,
winter
here
moved
Wednesday
to
1
their
pins.
Following
the
business • Justice at th.- Peace William
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beautiful
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were R Coleman and Mrs Coleman of
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• Walter Sexton, who has been presented to Miss Gansburg and Medford were guests of Mr. and
727 Boulevard
Phone 421-K
I seriously ill with flu. is improved. Miss Kuhn in appreciation of their Mrs John Robinson last Sunday
I work in staging the P-TA play • Bill Gleims, who is potato in
Refreshments were served.
spector in the Merrill vicinity,
• Mr and Mrs. Leonard Pullen spent a recent week-end at ‘ home
and children visited his parents in here with his family
Holland, Ore., recently.
• Mr ami Mrs Charles
• Al Lawson underwent an ap of San Francisco have been Wood
pendectomy Sunday night at the ing with Mrs. Wood's parents. visit-
Mr
Hilt hospital and is getting along | and Mrs. Carl Beeson
favorably.
• Mr and Mrs Maurice DeShane
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| of Grants Pass called on friends
here last week Mrs DeShane is
Church of the
i the former Goldie Frazier.
Nazarene
• Talent P-TA ladies entertained
their husbands last week at the
Fourth and C Streets
school. Music, readings and re
E. E. WORDSWORTH. Minister freshments occupied the evening.
’The church where you never • Talent basketball team defeated
the Christian church 19-14 here
are a stranger.”
Sunday school. 9:45 a m., T. S. last Thursday
• Rodney Thompson, small son of j
Wiley, superintendent.
Religious training molds char Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Thompson,
acter. The environment and in | has recovered from a tonsillectomy j
fluence of the Sunday school under performed at the Ashland Com- j
competent Christian teachers will ■ munity hospital recently.
accomplish much for *your child. • Carl Bommer of Medford was
We ask, “Have you ever seen a a recent business caller in Talent.
community without a Sunday • Dean and Kent Ashcraft re- I
school or church?" There are sec
tions in this country so underpriv
ileged. but who wants to live
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conditions necessary for the ob
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*
Sermon, 7:30 p. m., "The Mo
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• Tom Pryor was able to be down !
You make o cash deal, es
town Wednesday after being ill at j An All-Steel Body!
his home for some time.
tablish bank credit and place
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• Mrs Agnes Parson left Sunday !
insurance where you wish.
for San Francisco following a
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week-end spent with her sister,
Beulah Hervey.
Safety Glass!
• Clyde Nellis, former local resi
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dent, called on friends here Tues
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day and Wednesday.
• Mr. and Mrs. Alan Prescott of
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Chiloquin were business callers
COMPLETELY SAFE
here Wednesday.
WITH
•
Bill
Ford
of
Dunsmuir
visited
OF PORTLAND
friends and relatives in Ashland
Saturday.
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turned to the University of Oregon
following the spring vacation
spent here with their parents. Mr
ami Mrs N Ashcraft.
• Mr. and Mrs A W Walker
were guests of their son 1‘iiul and
family recently.
• Following n short honeymoon,
Mr. and Mrs .1. H Hart have re
turned to their home here.
• Talent Townsend club sponsored
a successful sandwich social at the
town hall March 22, with ladies
furnishing sandwiches and coffee
• Mrs McCurtain has been visit
ing her daughter and family at
Myrtle Creek
• Mrs Weber spent a recent
week-end in Medford, attending
church while there
• Billy Breese from Tenant, Calif ,
visited his grandmother anil other
relatives here recently.
• Mis Ruth Helfrich spent an
evening with her sister, Mis Itay
Burns and family, m Central
Point
• Mr and Mrs John Smith of
Glendale, Ore., spent last week
with their daughter, Mrs Alta
Estes and Mrs Mary Works
• Joe Rosen of Bellview was a
recent business caller
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AND OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
The improvement in the condition of the
State’s finances resulting from better control
and management of expenditures, made pos
sible the enactment of an old age assistance
plan two years before the date required by the
Federal Law and, later, the reduction of age
from 70 years to 65 years.
As a result Oregon ranks twelfth among
the States in the matter of payments for old
age assistance, and tenth in the ratio of bene
ficiaries to population. This has been achieved
without additional burdens being thrown upon
the property of the taxpayers.
Through the efforts of the Governor, and
the cooperation of the legislature, the Unem
ployment Compensation Commission was cre
ated to represent the State in the matter of
cooperation with federal authorities in the ad
ministration of the several Social Security
Acts. Through these Federal and State Acts
the worker will find security in years to come.
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