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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1940)
Friday, Jan. 12, 1940 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER I Den 13 Enjoys Cub Pack Party Friday aid Mm. Stager thin week. Mm Russell I m ii duughtsr of Mr. and Mm. Stager. • L. C. Jones of Anderson creek spent Wednesday in Talent visit ing friends • Tile Talent extension unit met in the city hull Wednesday tor an all-day session Mrs Muls-I Mack gave her second lecture on weight control. At noon u lovely luncheon Wai served to 17 ladles • Mm Clarence llunh-r and daughter Carol Marie called on her patents, Mr. and Mm. Will Batea, Wednesday. • Mra Will lluah was a Medford shopja-r Wednesday afternoon. Mi'inbcra of Cub pack 13 en joyed a cubbing party at Lincoln schtxil Friday afternoon, Jan. ft, at which time Scoutmaster Irving I’. Beesley of Medford, School Supt th . o I Not by and others addressed the Cuba ami presented special achievement award* Den Mother Mm. R A. Berry wax in charge of the party. John L. Badger wax presenter I with a member certificate during the event, ami also a bobcat badge; Billie Berry and Bob El- hart were advanced from wolf rank to bear, and also were ad vanced from bear rank to beer gold, with golden arrow Berry and Elhart werr presented with lion cub bookx by Scoutrnaxter Beesley, • HILTS NEWS • • The Hilt Ladles Aid held their first meeting of the new year in the club house Thumday after noon with 12 ladies present. Those attending were Mesdantex John DeWitt, T Andersen, Cora Mitch ell, Astrid Pedersen, Ullie E Holmberg, Elma Quamme, May De Jamett, Bess Bemheiscl, A If Samuelaen, Lydia Ward, Bernard !y>wry and Bernice Bray. Follow ing the buxine«« meeting, delic ious refreshments were served by the host esses, Mrs Elma Quamme and Mrs. Cora Mitchell. • Mr ami Mm Luckterhand of • The Talent Grange met Thum Ashland attended a Grange meet day night in regular session with ing in Talent Thursday evening. all new officers In the chairs Sat- unlay night the Grange gave a • Mra Clyde Moffat of Medford carnival dance in the city hall with waa a guest of Mrs. George Pflefer a large emwd in attendance. Saturday. • Mm Meda Fox was a Medford • Mr ami Mrs Tom Cobb of visitor S . • Medford were transacting business • Helen Hewitt of Phoenix was in Talent Thumday. calling on friends in Talent re • Ruby Imbbins has attained her cently. first-class scout rank, having tak • Mr and Mra John Hamilton of en examination in Medford. Ruby Tule Iwike were week-end guests is the first Talent girl to attain of relatives in Talent this honor. • Subscribe for The Miner today. • Mr ami Mra Al Sherard at tended the Townsend club-spon sored play in Ashland Wednesday evening of last week • E Davidson and J. Quacken- Bacon Squares lb. 11c • Miss Gloria Georges suffered a back injury in a motor car acci dent in Mt Shasta Saturday and is reported ax doing well. Her mother remain'd in Mt. Shasta with her this week. • Mr. and Mrs W A Gran and son Billy were in Yreka Wednes day evening. • Mr. and Mm. L. Rossi and Mr and Mm Joe Rosxi were In Mt. Shasta Saturday to attend a fun eral. • Mr. and Mrs. John James of i San Francisco were guests of Mr. and Mrs M Seif. 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People You Know! • David Hadden, who has lived in Jackson county for the laat 1ft years, died at hie Wagner creek • The Rev Charles M Guiibert home Saturday and was internal and David Harker .eft Monday on in tiic fumlly plot Tuesday after i business trip to Portland. noon at Stearns cemetery. • Mr and Mra. E C Wallx vis • An all-duy meeting of the ited with friend« in Gold Hill Sun Home Economica club of the Tal day ent tirange waa held in the home of Mr F. E (Jarle In Valley View • Mr and Mm Charles Porter I Redding visited m Ashland with 'I'ucadny Mm Karl Boat wick, the new chairman, pi raided at this. relatives ami friends Monday. their first meeting in the new Mm Ralph Hassell returned year. recently to her home In Pendleton • Mrs W. M Kenyon and two following a visit here ut the home children spent Mon, lay with her of Mr and Mrs C. I J. porter. parents, Mr. and Mm Al Sher- • !.x»u Roger« and Melvin Engle a rd. fished in Rogue river Sunday, • Miss Pauline Jacoba waa taken • William Sutherland, district to the Emanuel hospital in Port passenger agent for the Southern land last week aa the result of Pacific company, accompanied by a broken leg injury received last A 8 Rosen latum of Medford, vis spring ited in Ashland Wednesday. • Stores and groceries of Talent agreed to close Sundays durii g bush spent Saturday in the Ster- the winter months ling area prospecting. Page 3 STEVEN R. SCHUERMAN PHONE 4721 metropolitan ufe INHCRANt E CO. Yes, a lot of us would like to be a boy again for tonight, and a lot longer . . . but about the best we can do for you is turn back the clock for your car and make it a new-running pleas ure again. Our mechanical department can put youth in any motor, and our painting specialist can renew your auto’s beauty. 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