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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1938)
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 2 I About People You Know! ] • BELLVIEW • ( ( ( ( / • Mrs J Z Walker and family last week-end for Berkeley. Calif . spent last Saturday ami Sunday v here Mr Parr will attend sum visiting with Mr. Walker at La- mer school. comb and with relatives at Salem • Margaret Harrison was a Med- • Mi and Mis Mark True made ,\>id visitor Saturday a business trip to Grants Paas • Lee Ashcraft. Warren Oaksoii, Tuesday. Guy Lewis, Merritt Schilling and • Mis. Maik True attended a Murray Daugherty were among meeting of the Garden club of those to attend the baseball game Ashland held at the home of Mix w r • D. Jackson Wednesday. in Yreka Sunday, • Ted Schopf. who teaches at • Stewart Hinson made a busi ness trip to Dorris. Calif. over Glide, was a week-end visitor. Sunday and Munday. • Lavonne Mills, Margaret Huhn l^avonne Falwell and Maxine • Those from Bellview graduating Thompson of Medford were calling from the eighth grade are Bernie Heims, Grace Walker, Norman on Ashland friends Saturday Chriatlieb, Yvonne Chnstlleb. Le- • Helen Grenbemer and Dan-ell Roy Ayers, Bill “ Briggs. Katherine Leavens left early in the week fot Peachey. Gene Brantley. Phillip Portland, where they will spend a Willis. Bobby Dunn and Betty short vacation. Dunn. • Leonard Patterson of OSC vis- • A birthday dinner was given ited with Mrs. Patterson here Wednesday in honor of the 77th anniversary of Mrs. Malinda King over the week-end. ........... her daughter. Mrs • Jeanette Hastings. Margaret at the home of... Ralph Hail The guests included Milhoan. Dean Warren and Harry- • James McNair, Kenneth Bell. Mr and Mrs William Ames of Bruce Schilling. Bob Bundle. Jack Hoxie attended the Ashland-Yreka Coronado, Calif., George Hibbs. Weaver and James Curtis visited baseball game in Yreka Sunday. Beryl King. Mrs George King, in Eugene last week-end for Uni • Mr and Mrs George Baughman Mrs Hall. J. H Williams and the and chn ireu, Edith, Roland and versity of Oregon junior activi Marietta, were visitors in Myrtle honored guest. Mrs. King. ties. • Walter Byrd, who has been ill • Mr. and Mrs Shelby Venable of Creek Sunday. the past two weeks with pneumon IZEF.P8 fruits and vegetables crisp and flesh as an early-morning Los Angeles, who have been guests • Jack Huger, who has been ill ia. is improving as well as can of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gandee. re- | for several weeks, left recently be expected. dew in the garden Electrical Refrigeration does many other turned to their home recently. for Portland to receive medical • Mr and Mrs R things, too protects your foods from contamination ami spoilage, Snider are • Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rose left treatment. He was accompanied spending some time with A. A makes delicious new desserts! You'll find that the dependability, Sunday for a visit with relatives north by his daughter Alice, who Snider. They made a trip to Crater convenience and thrift of owning an Electric Refrigerator are Im has been nursing him. in California Lake Sunday. portant considerations, but best of all are the outright savings you • Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parr Jr. left • Allen Dancer of Bismarck. N. • Those to serve on the election can make in quantity food purchases Modern Electric Refrigerators D., is visiting at the home of his board here are first board: Fred sister, Mrs. Dick Adams Homes. Wade Wallis, Herman operate for n few cents a month. See youi local dealer now. and • Ashland Junior high school ten- Helm. Floyd Carter, Mrs Dunn; remember: Electricity is CHEAPER In Ashland* THE i ms team won their matches Tues second board Albert Arnold, Gleti Inlow, Mrs Neil. Mrs. Hash and day from the Medford Junior high Mrs True. by a 7-0 margin. • Mr. and Mrs. William M • Miss Rae I. Hull spent Saturday Briggs, who have been vacationing and Sunday at her home here in Portland and Seattle for the Her engagement to Robert Dodge of Ashland was announced re last week, returned to their home cently. in Bellview Tuesday. AIR-CONDITIONED • A surprise birthday dinner was • Mrs. Ellis Lininger. who has given for Mrs. Wade Wallis at her been ill for the last week, is much home Sunday. Those present were improved. Mr and Mrs Louis Pankey. Mr. • Mr. and Mrs Logan Niningei ami Mrs. Henry Stenrud. Mr. and returned Saturday from a week's Mrs Archit Kincaid. Mr and Mrs pleasure trip to San Francisco and J E Gowland, Miss Marie Walker, the bay area. Wad«* Wallis and the honoree. • Margaret Short is spending a 0 H B Beebe returned Saturday few weeks vacationing in Tacoma. from southern California where he has been for a short time on busi Wash., and at American lake. ness. • Paul Home returned to his Yes. sir, many things take a load off a work in Dunsmuir Wednesday af • Mrs. Pie 1 son. who had spent the farmer’s mind and let him rest at night . . . ter visiting several days here with last two years with her daughter, Mrs R D Reynolds, died at the his family. * *• ri and not the least of these 1a to know that, home of another daughter, Mrs • Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Haines re Roy Dunham, Friday evening. nearby, la a crew of men and proper equip turned Saturday from a business Services were held here Sunday, ment ready to rebuild or manufacture a hard- TRY THE TRAIN to Calif orma! trip to San Francisco. aftrr which the body was shipped to-replace broken part. The Oak Street Gar / j ------------ •------------- You'll ride in air-conditioned to Nebraska for interment. age and Machine Shop features both portable comfort over the safest, smoothest NOTICE • Those lrom Bellview graduating highway in the world. The en and stationary gas and electric welding and The county assessor, assisted by from the Ashland Senior high gineer does the driving while you a representative of the state tax school arc Kenneth Bell. John Ar can service heavy machinery right on the Job! commission, will hold a public nold. Evelyn Willis, Hazel Hinch take it e<uy as the miles speed by. hearing on the valuation as fixed and Evelyn Bagley. No traffic worries, no frayed Experience, coupled with the right tools, make » on property in the city of Ashland O Three Bellview students in the nerves; you'll arrive at your des our blacksmithing and welding services a for 1938 The hearing will be held Ashland Senior high school recent tination rested and refreshed. Low at the city hall, beginning at 9 ly were elected to offices in the boon to farmers and orchardlats of southern cost rail and Pullman fares, 10c a. m. Monday, May 23, and con student body Jack Williams was Oregon and northern California Next time, and 15r Tray Food Service, econ I tinuing until Saturday. May 28th elected president. Dale Williams call the , omy dining car meals help to Property owners south of Main third vice president and Esther make your travel dollars go street and Boulevard and east of Wade secretary. Esther also is farther. For fares and train the park will be heard on Monday first vice president of the Girls' schedules to California see your and Tuesday Those north of Main league. street and the Boulevard and east • Ben Simmons and A Simmons local Southern Pacific agent or of Ashland creek will be heard of Shreveport, La., visited Sunday write J. A. ORMAND Y. General Wednesday and Thursday, and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Parienger Agent ■— 622 Pacific those west of the park and Ash Bell They are cousins of Mr. Bell. R<'Iding. Portland, Oregon. land creek will be heard on Friday • The Bellview school attended C and Saturday. a track meet at the Oak Grove J. B COLEMAN. school Thursday. SMOULDERING FIKE NIPPED County Assessor. • Mr. and Mrs J. Rosen opened IN CLOSED IJTHIA THEATER their remodeled store Saturday. ✓ Due to increased business, Mr. and By coincidence alone was a ser Mrs. Rosen added more space to ious fire averted Monday night. the store Harking back to the days that • Mrs. John Farmer, who has May 16, when Fred Cuithlng dm- were, Postmaster John H Fuller ? A • r • • • covered flames «mouldering in the been confined to her bed for the closed Lithia theater. Quick ac and Chief of Police C. P Talent last several weeks, is improving. • Mrs W L Moore, who is stay tion with an extinguisher pending early Thursday. May 19. carried ing in Medford with her daughter, arrival of city fire equipment the mail for a apodal airmail work Mrs. Adrian Wolf, spent Sunday brought the blaze under control flight from Medford, departing with her husband, W L. Moore. before damage exceeded 110. Locked since May 1», Cushing with a pouch filled with A ah land M Mrs. Moore has been with her chanced to enter the house on a envelopes and stopping to pick up daughter due to illness. special consignments from' Talent casual inspection just as flames, • Mrs. Mark Seeley of Coquille apparently starting from spontan and Phoenix enroute to the Med- : Í arrived in Ashland Monday to re eous combustion, had started to ford airport. All mail bore thu Ashland cachet. FOR W main here until Mr. Seeley com eat away a closet floor. Mr and Mrs. Harrv Hurst, owners, were Letters to all points from Ash pletes summer schoM. QUALITY AND HER VICE: land to Portland were delivered • Chet Wolters returned Tuesday in Portland at the time. • in the specially authorized flight from Eugene where he has been visiting with his daughter, Char • Erma Segsworth, who teaches It wax the second commemorated lotte, who attends the university. near Myrtle Point, arrived recent trip for Chief Talent, who carried 1 • Mr. and Mrs Wally Wolcott and ly to spend the summer in Ashland the first mail to the Medford air DAIRY baby returned Monday from Bend, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. port ever routed by plane from Segsworth. southern Oregon. where they have been living. I • Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Woods are WE PAY CASH FOR < the parents of a boy bom to them WEANER AND FEEDER PIGS ; Tuesday at the Community hos pital. • Mr. and Mrs C. V. Flanders of Bellview returned Monday from a business trip to Albany. • Mr. and Mrs. Paul Horne are the parents of a daughter born at the Community hospital Mon day. She was named Janice Gayle • Mr. and Mrs. Art Hammon, former residents, aiv visiting at the home of Mrs. Hammon's par ents, Mr. and Mrs Dave Kerr. • Mr and Mrs. C M l.itwiliei were called to Salem last week end by the death of his mother, Mrs. Susanna Litwiller. They re turned Tuesday, accompanied by Mr. Litwiller's father. M. D. Lit willer. • Dr. E. G. Everett, M D.. phy sician and surgeon. Hersey buld- mg. office phone 18-J. residence 18-L. (ltfc) • A B. 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