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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1940)
Friday, Sept. 20, 1940 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER will give a dance Saturday night Munday they are serving a chickei dinner starting at 12:30 and con tinning throughout the aftrm«x>n The committee la planning f«»i • Harry Farmer of New Bieber. large crowd# lx «th day# and la ask Calif. «pent a few day« last we««k Ing that the farmer« cooperate it With Mr. and Mr«. John Farmer. bringing in their exhibit# early. • WO Maitm mid J II Will iams were fishing at Hyatt lake Bunday, • I»ui«e Martin is spen<llng this Week with Mr and Mr». D. F Korth of Burney, Calif. • Mr. and Mi«. Guy Weaver of Salem visited last week with Mt and Mr«. George Helms. • Mr and Mrs. Homer Moore re meeting at Gold Hill Fri.lay eve « turned first of the week from nlng. Portland. Friends of Mrs M««ore will be glad to learn her health is • W Wick of Ashland was tran- «acting bu«inewi here Tuemlay much improved. • Mr. and Mrs. William Turner • Mrs. Clarence Homes and Lloyd and daughter were dinner guests lamb the Texaco station south of Mr. and Mm Emil Gimsman of the of normal school in Ashland Tuesday evening The dinner was in honor of Mr Gassinan's birth were Talent caller« Wednesday. day • Mr« Ijathan McDowell and two • Dale Williams has gone to ix« children of Phoenix spent Thum Angel«« where he plans to'enter lav with her parents, Mr and aviation sch«xd. Mr« Ben Clark. • Mr. and Mrs Albert Arnold liave sold their Dead Indian ranch • Joe Dennis made a busin««« trip to Mr Garwich and Mr Miller and to Ashland Tuesday afternoon. have bought the Henry Bailey pro perty on Otis street. Mr and Mr». • Bill Hotchkiss matte a trip to Arnold do not plan to move until Tulelake Sunday an«l brought back a load of hay for hi# feed «tore. some time In the «-arly spring. • James Walter of T«x|uui-g-alpa. • Mr and Mm J T. Shaffer of Honduras, H. A. «pent last week Fresno, Calif., were guest# of Mr with Mr. and Mr« Emil Gasaman. and Mr«. Will Maxwell last week ile 1« a nephew of Mrs Gassman and grandson of Mrs. Eliza tx-th • The executive committee of the Waiter He ¡eft Saturday for san i’-TA met at the home of Mm Francisco to enter military school. Roy Farr Thursday cveni..g to dis • The Bellview 1-TA had their cus» plans and appoint committees meeting Thursday evening instead for the coming season of the regular time Friday eve ning. They gave a reception for • Mr. and Mrs Roy Estes move<l the teachers, and Inez Y«x;kel gave into the home of Mm. Estes' fath a i< |M>rt on the 4-H summer school er, Tom Lamb, thi« week. Mr. and ■he attended at Corvallis in June. Mm. Lewi« Estes are moving into There was a special program pre the Estes property recently pared by Mrs R. E Bell, Mrs rated Seitz and Mr«. Dankworth. They • Louis Loper of Valley View alao comprised the refreshment a business caller here Monday committee The sch«»ol children are morning. making a memberslrip drive and • A. O. Waterman of Sisters. UM !’-TA ladles w<l) have a b«x>th Ore , has been a gu««t of Mr «nd at the grange fair Saturday and Mrs Harry Lowe Mr. Waterman Sunday They will «ell hamburg is a former resident of Talent. er«, coffee and cold drink«. Mrs • Mrs Ben Webst«-r and Mm Bob Reynold«, Mrs George an«l Mm Lrgan were «hopping in Medford Dankworth will h“.ve charge of Wedncjxiay afternoon. • Mrs W W Bell was shopping the «'onceaston. • Miss Marie Walker and Mrs in Ashland Monday. Al Iren Kay are leaving Sunday • Mr and Mm Will Umb and with Barbara Kay who will enter daughter of near Butte Falls call school at Corvallis Marte and Mm. ed on relative« here Thursday. Kay will go to the MMt for a few • Carl Baglein of Medford, a for mer resident of Talent, called on day» before returning home. • A group of the Grange member« friends here Thursday afternoon mat at the Grange hall Wednes • Miss Ella Pitenger visited her day and cleaned the hall and brother, J. Pitenger an«i family ground« getting ready for the fair Sunday. to be held Saturday and Sunday. • Mr and Mm. Karl Fowler and The ladle« served a potluck lunch son of Grants Paas spent the week-end in Talent visiting with at noon • Mr« Archie Kincaid was a M<xl- friends. • W. I. Pitts of Ashland was a ford visitor Monday. • The ladies of Talent and Bell caller here Saturday view Granges will serve a plate • Mr and Mm Frank Stevenson lunch at the fair Saturday and of Central Point and Mr and Mrs Al Sherard spent Sunday at Etna Mills, Calif., visiting relatives. • Mr and Mrs R F Parks called on Mr and Mm. Fred Hodapp of near Eagle Point Sunday after noon. Page 5 I About People You Know! r u------- J • Mr and Mm. Claud Conley are the |*arents <»f a I mi by boy bom 'l*u«-Hday morning at the Commun ity hospital. Mother and baby wore doing nicely at last reports • Mm Wade Wallis and Mm John Heilmeyer attemlcd the fuir at Grants Pass butt Thursday. • Mr. and Mm Ralph Jennings of Mctlford were callers at the Mark True home last Saturday. • Miss L»ln Talbot, who is a teacher in the Butte Falls high school, spent the w«>ek-end with her parents, Mr and Mm. Roy E Talbot of the College inn. • Mr« Mark Tru<> wit)» a group of ladies attended the Houthw««t iT««bytcrial conference in Klam ath Fulls last Monday. • Bol> Miller was a burin««» visit or In Medford last Saturday. • Alice Metcalfe, who is employ ed bi the Jackson hotel beauty shop in Medford, »¡»ent the hurt week-end with her parents, Mr an«l Mm Jam«« Metcalfe. • Miss Betty Ring left Saturday for Um|xjua, Ore., where she will twu'h »chool, • Miss Fem WtMtnrm, who is at tending Leonard's Beauty school in M«*dford, «¡»ent Sunday with hrr ¡ mi rents Fem won a scholarship last spring in individual hair styling. • Mm Luke Willis and small son left last week for an extended visit with her parents in Texas • W E Pierson spent the first of this week deer hunting In north- rm California. • Mm G. W Willls returned to her home last WrdntNklay from Fullert«»n where she has been vis iting her daughter an<! family for the past several weeks • Waiter Beltz, wh<» la employe«! in the Shaw Izimber company mills at Tionesta. (Mlif., spent the week end here with his parents. • Willis Rector and sons. Ham and Edgar. an«l daughters, Mary and Dorothy, returned home last Friday from picking hope near Grants Pax« • RE Bell, who In sawyer for the !x»ng Bell iajmber company in Klamath Falls, had a tu-noUN ar- cid«*nt but Thursday when a knot flew off a log he was putting thr«»ugh the saw, striking him in the left eye, causing him to nearly lose the sight of the eye He is some better but will not be able to return to work for nevrml days • Mr and Mm Reynolds and two sons spent Sunday In Dunsmuir visiting with Mr «nd Mm Melvin Omley. Mm Cbnley is a «laughter of Mr. and Mm Reynolds. BRAKES your brake« on mir new Weaver Safety la/ir brake tenting ma chine—free ! CAN YOU STOP When you have to? FAULTY BRAKES arc a menace 1 to other motrlata and |»ede<»- trians. With the achool« open, you ithould exercise extreme caution while driving. How can you pro tect the livre of children If your brake« are not In perfect condi tion? Don't put off testing them any longer—-drive in today and make Mire that they're safe. CLYDE CATON’S JUNCTION GABAGE MIHK1VOU BOULEVARD AT INDIANA PHONE Mil I Hunting Season Is Now Open! ----- •----- ■— " " Trinity Episcopal Church Dr. (laude E. Sayre, Vicar Holy Communion. 8 a. m. Church school, 9:30 a. m. Sermon and morning prayer, 11 a. m. Holy Communion, 9:30 a. m. Wednesday. Choir will meet Friday, 7:30 p. m. You are cordially invited to wor ship with us. ------------•------------ • Subscribe for The Miner today. 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