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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1941)
I Friday, Jan. 3, 1941 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER I About People You Know! ] ' — ■ — — - — ■ - TALENT NEWS Methodists Incorporate • Articles of incor|s>ration of the First ........................ Methodist church of Talent were filed with the county clerk Thursday The incorporators ate the mlniatcr of the church, I C. Wlllbiiir. M | . Er Foss and Ml and Mil Clarence Holdridge The article« act forth the church bus property to the value of approxi mately »fi.OOO and ».'Mki cash • liM i !■ WoU utd Mrs (Mth erine Neal and daughter Joan of Aahland visited Mr. and Mrs C day. • Mr. amt Mm George Phelfer spent (.'hriatmaa duy In Rogue River with friends • Mr and Mrs Earl Allen moved , onto their ranch recently purchas ed at the foot of the Siskiyou mountains, Saturday The Allens have been residents of Talent for the past eight years \ • Mr and Mrs Harvey Tb.mip son spent Christ mas day with Mr and Mrs Nobel Green • Mi and Mrs Joe Spitzii are the parenta of an eight-pound boy bom Monday morning at the Community hospital in Ashland • Ralph Hamilton and Kenneth Harris left Wednesday evening for Vancouver isirracks where they will join the army • Mr and Mrs Floyd Goin and Mr. and Mrs Harold Rloper and daughter lairetta of Prospect and Mr and Mrs John W'cbstrr and Hen W. n . r weie glMStS of Mt and Mrs Hob LogM < 'hr lit n.as • Mi in.I Mm l.yle Turn.- re reived word Sunday evening that Mr Tame's mother. Mrs Frances Tame had passed away at Sparks Memorial hospital. Fort Smith. Ark Mr Tame left Monday morn ing by stage for that place. • Mr and Mrs Glen Brown mov ed to the Shaw Bertram camp In Klamath county Mr ami Mm George Clark moved on the ranch vacated by the Browns - - ------ • lunloi Hamilton, who Is In the flist year studying in the techni cal aviation department of the US army, arrived home Sunday for an 11-day leave, to visit his parents, Mi anil Mrs. Sam Ham ilton. • Mis Elizabeth Palmer and daughter, Mrs Bertha Hungate, were dinner guests of Mi und Mrs. Walter Davis and Mis Haines in Bellview Sunday • Mrs Wil! Rush, who has been confined to her home of illness, is able to be out again • Mi and Mrs Neal Tripp and daughters Lynne and Sally re- turned home Monday from Glen dale. Ore where they spent a few <lays with relatives. • Mi and Mrs Archie Estes and Mr. and Mrs William Bommers and baby spent the Christmas hol iday in Glendale, Ore. with Mrs. Estes patents, Mr and Mis. John Smith. • Mrs M Merriweather of Glen- dale, Calif is visiting her parents. p Mr. and Mis George Eads • Mis Charles Hoidrige made a business and shopping trip to Ash land Friday. • John Shumate of Talent and Miss Hazel Biddle of lx»s Angeles were married last week • Mr and Mrs. Fred Cook of northern Oregon and Mi and Mrs Walter Homes of Valley View were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Elmer Cook Tuesday evening • Mr and Mrs Vem Decker and children spent the holidays In !>>ng Beach, Calif, with Mrs Decker's parents and other rela tives Mr. Decker reports that their visit was somewhat hamper ed by the weather conditions as Ixnig Beach was undergoing one of the worst coastal storms and a portion of the city was under water. • Mr and Mrs. Don Maygard called at the home of Mr and Mrs L H. Hughes in Fem Valley on Christmas day • I.eRoy Hill of the Dead Indian country was a business caller in Talent Saturday. • Will Bates who has been ill with flu was taken to Medford A PHONE CALL When you start won dering shunt Insurance, or have some quest Ion you'd like answered, just give us a ring and we'll I m * glad to help you any way we can ... our Imslness is in surance, our pur|M>sr is to help you! We de- |M*nd on the value and protection Oregon Mu tual Fire Insurance Company's famous Di vidend Policies give for sales, not high- pressure . . , may we help you ? Are you planning to buy a new or new used i ar soon ? Then you'll I m * glud to know that we can save yau Im portant money In your car and liability Insurance . . . just ask us for full Information, without obligation, of course! I. C. ERWIN 240 East Main Street Phone 3701 1 1 Hunday where hr is receiving medical treatment. • Mr and Mrs. Joe Tryon were guests of Mr and Mi, < ')> u Collins in Medford Christmas day • Mr and Mrs Will Lamb of near Butte Falls visited Mr. and Mrs Tom Ijinib and Mr. and Mrs Roy Estes Friday • Mr and Mrs Wayne Cowdrey and children are spending a days In Seiad Valley visiting at I ven this week • • Jay Cochran and mother Tillamook were guests of Mr Mrs. Walter Enberg during holidays. • Mr and Mrs Guy Hamilton were hosts Christmas to a group of relatives and friends at an elaborate dinner Covers were laid at the attractive table for the fol lowing guests: Mr and Mrs Wil liam Hotchkiss and son Douglas, Mr. and Mrs laiwrence Burnett and two children Mr and Mrs Ijoys Hamilton of Jacks« nville and Mr and Mrs. Bob Srniti of Phoe nix and Nate Hamilton • victor Anderson who is an rolled in th«- 149th Coast Artillery spent a few days last wisk with his mother, Mrs Bernice Ander son • Mr an<l Mrs l^-Roy Olsen and Mrs Mary Turner and daughter Marie anti I4ck Kreger left Mon day for Tule Lake to visit Mr and Mrs. John Hamilton, former resi dents of Talent • Ed Smith whi enlisted in th«- lktith Infantry located at Camp Murray is visiting relatives and friends during an 11-day leave. • Stanley Robbins the local route mail carrier was somewhat delay ed Monday by colliding with a forestry truck used by the CCC The occupants escaped Injury but the Robbins car was extensively damaged. • Mr and Mrs Charles Collins of Medford called on friends here Tuesday. • Mrs Elizabeth Palmer and Mrs Bertha Hungate were busi- nesa callers in Ashland Tuesday afternoon. Trinity Episcopal Church Dr. Claude E. Sayre, Vicar Holy Communion 8 Church school 9:30 Sermon and Holy Communion 11 a. m Holy Communion Wednesday, 9:30 a. m. Choir will meet Friday 7:30 p. m. You are cordially invited to worship with us —•------------- • Harry Chipman and Leighton Blake attended the Rose Bowl game in Pasadena New Year«. • Mrs Beulah O'Neal visited here last week-end with relatives I • Mr and Mrs C H. McKeen of Kano viaited here recently at the home <>f Mr and Mrs. Ben An<l< . - ism • O. F Carson recently returned from a business trip to Klamath Falls • Mr and Mrs. William Briggs and Mr and Mrs A Nininger are spending a weeks in southern California. • Mr and Mrs. Joseph Spitzer are the parents of a boy, bom Monday at the Community hos- pi tai • Mrs W. T. Tuter is visiting here at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. W. J. Chipman. • Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cobb of Beaverton visited here recently at the home of Miss May Benedict. They were enroute to southern California. • Vemofl Trimble and Bob Yeo of Grants Pass visited here New Years with relatives and friends • Viola Mayberry left Sunday for her home in Oakland, Calif., fol lowing a visit here at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. H. H Mayberry. • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Penniston and family Sunday returned to their home in Portland, following a holiday visit here with friends. • Louise Anderson recently left for Portland for a short visit be fore returning to her school m Junction City She hail visited here during the holidays at the home of her mother, Mrs. Elda Ander- SATURDAY AND MONDAY FOOD BARGAINS Dial 7021—Free Delivery’ SUGAR—White Satin, 10 pounds POST TOASTIES—Each MILK—Oregon, 3 for OUR SERVICE IS COMPLETE W'e not only have the proper building facilities for COM PLETE automotive service and repair, but we also have the modem tools, the up-to-date equipment to perform factory-quality work. 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