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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1938)
Page 2 Friday, September 2, 1938 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER community. They plan to operate I >romiriPIl t Itanifwrntii their dairy there The place was 1 IHIllOirdlS 1 formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs George Irwin. Boulet aril and Morton Ntreetn • H C. Kessler, who makes his • Bob Bell, who is employed at home in Wellington. Tex . is spend Rev. II. N. Wiiniiainaker, Pastor Canby, Calif., and Lynn De Mille, ing several weeks at the home of Josephine county democrats who is employed at Klamath Falls, his daughter and family, Mr. and have been traveling to democratic Sunday school, 0:45 a in., with spent the week-end here, returning 'Mrs. Lewis Willis He is looking picnics and meetings in the state classes for all ages for a place to locate, and may Sunday evening. during the last few weeks to carry 1 Morning worship, 11 o'clock • D. F. Korth, who has been ser- move to this community personal invitations to attend the Then« will be a special service in iously ill in the Community hos- • Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dimon southern Oregon democratic picnic the interest of Christian Endeavor pital during the last week, re- have traded their place for the in Grants Pass’ Riverside park with Miss Esther Carter, presi Walker place, then re-traded the Sunday. Sept 4. turned to his home Tuesday. dent. in charge Addres of the day Walker place for the Foster ranch, • R E. Beil returned this week which is an SO-acre farm on Bear All major state candidates hav- will be given by Rev. Howard Cole from Canby, Calif., where he has creek The Foster family will move been invited and acceptances re of Salem, state president, who. been transacting business. to the Walker place and Mr. and ceived from such prominent demo with several other state officers, • Mrs Miles Farmer and daugh- Mrs Walker are moving onto the crats as Willis Mahoney. Henry is milking a tour of Oregon to ter Betty Lou of Dorris, Calif.. ranch occupied by Mr. and Mrs Hess and Senator A e ’ Reames awaken a deeper interest in Chris assure southern Oregon democrats tian Endeavor. The message will are visiting this week at the home Kenneth Damon. of Mrs. Farmer’s parents. Mr. and • Miss Katharine Wagner, who of a full fare of interesting speak be of interest to parents and ing friends as well as to all young Mrs. G. W. Byrd and family. makes her home in Los Angeles, • A barn owned by Mr. and Mrs. spent the last week-end at the Picnic lunch time is planned for people. Hinch of this district burned to home of Mr. and Mrs. H C. Beebe as near noon as possible so that Union young people, 7 p m, ' « the ground Wednesday afternoon. She is a friend of the Beebe fam- the afternoon's program can get Methodiat church Fire then spread to property I >iy- under way promptly at 1:30 p m . Union church services, R p in owned by George Yockel. • Mrs Al Sheraud visited last according to O. S. Blanchard, state in Methodist church with Rev. • Miss Rosemary Bell returned week at the home of her daugh committeeman and general picnic Samuel Ellenberger of lai Verne this week from Klamath Falls, ter and family. Mr. and Mrs Whit chairman. college as guest preacher Every where she spent a short time vis sett. in Grants Pass Mrs Whitsett Besides Hess and Mahoney, can body invited iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. is the former June Sheraud didates for governor and the U. S. C. C. Miller. • Dale Williams Melvin Poyer senate, respectively, the program • W O. Martin and J H Wil and Marvin Poyer won first place includes the following other can liams made a business trip to Cen ; in stock Judging tn a county con- ' didates: Andrew F. Burke, for con tral Point Friday. test held in Medford Tuesday. This gress in the first district; Clarence • Leslie Kincaid, with Ivan Ed victory means a free trip to the Hyde, for labor commissioner; Rex wards, made a trip to Redding. Pacific International contest to be Putnam, for superintendent of Calif., on business Tuesday’ eve held in Portland thia fall The boys public instruction, and Emily T ning. were trained by their leader. Dick Edson, for secretary of state • Miss Dorothy Avent, who has ! Joy. The address of welcome will be been spending the last week visit • Miss Mary Williams of San ing at the home of her aunt and Francisco has been visiting a short given by Mayor James A. Slover, uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kin time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. with the response by State Chair Pau) T caid, returned to her home on Charles Hast. While she was here. man Frank Tierney Moorehead, chairman of the Jose Rogue river Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hast entertained at phine county democratic central • Mrs. Mark True attended .1 dinner sisters of Mr Hast. Mrs party given Tuesday evening at Mills and Mrs. Donley of Ashland. committee, will introduce county the home of Mrs. W. D. Jackson • Earl Hamilton made a trip to candidates Democrats from Jackson. Klam in Ashland in honor of the birth Medford on business Tuesday. day anniversaries of Mrs. Claire • Mrs. Herman Helm spent last ath, Curry and Douglas counties have been invited to participate in Scott and Mrs. Daisy Homes. A Saturday and Sunday “ visiting the biggest event of Its kind ever lawn supper was enjoyed by the with relatives at Prineville. guests. • Mrs. Walter Longstreth and planned for Grants Pass. • Mrs. Chester Farmer and son daughter Veeda Williams were in I __ ___________________________ _ Bobby are visiting here this week Medford on business Wednesday. Ola May visited at the home of at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John • Jake Royston, who has lived Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sexton in Farmer, planning to return to on the Milner place for the last Klamath Falls one day this week their home in De rix Calif »he two years, sold the home to Mr. end of the week. and Mrs. Lebow. Mr and Mrs. • Earl Hamilton made a trip to Lebow lived in this community Klamath Falls on business Wed several years ago. but sold their nesday. place to Mr. and Mrs. Gassman. • Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Heard of Royston plans to make a trip to Ashland moved Wednesday onto Idaho, where he will visit rela the place they purchased in this tives for an Indefinite time • Mr and Mrs Floyd Clark, who make their home in Harbor. Ore., are visiting for a short time with Mrs Clark’s sister. Miss Lottie Beswick. • Misses Veeda Williams and Bet ty Dunn, who attended the Camp Fire girls camp, returned this week. Veeda won two prizes in a swimming contest and Betty won a prize in handicraft work • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wimer, who have been north for a short time, returned to their home week. fit Mrs. Ada Huxley visited Saturday in Central Point at home of Mrs. Charles Taylor. 0 The Rev. and Mrs. J. Z. Walker and family of Lacomb. Ore., were visiting this week at the home of their son and family. Mr. and Mrs Jesse Walker. The Rev. and Mrs. David Walker of Monmouth also visited there. • Bobby Hinch is visiting with hi3 father. H. H. Hinch, who is work ing on Mt. Ashland. • Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sexton and daughter Elizabeth of Klam ath Falls visited a few days this week at the home of Mrs Sexton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Grimm. G Misses Nina and Anna Mae Hazelwood, with Mrs. Hazel Ferns of Ashland, returned Wednesday afternoon from the coast, where they spent a week. O Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clary and family of Klamath Falls visited Tue/day at the home of Mrs. Cia.-y’s parents, Mr. and Mrs Ed Grimm. • Mrs Ed Grimm and daughter • BELLVIEW • Will Appear at Rally Picnic in («rants Pass Congregational Church EXAMINER HERE Ward McReynolds, examiner of operators and chauffeurs, will be in the Ashland city hall today from II a m. to ft p in. Those wishing permits or licenses to drive cars are asked to contact him during these hours e • Ray Friel.... fished on Rogue river Sunday. • Mi and Mrs Urlìi Monte Dwight l’attelson and Alice Wul foli oi Medford spent Hunday ut i ■ ( • Mis .1 I. Minile of Ashland visilcd Wcdnesiliiy morning ut thè houle of Mi and Mrs W O. Martin • Mis D F Korth and Miss I oUis« Multili wcie In Medtoid oli business Fiiilay. ANY BRANCH... 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