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VOL. XII
THIS AM) THAT
(By OLD 'I I.ME 11)
IALENT NEWS
BELLVIEW NOTES
DEMOCRACY
CONSOLIDATION VOTE I-ONT
To the Editor:
M
I. McReynolds, Forcai ry
The Bellview School District
S u | k - i viaor,
waa the principal
"Tulk is cheap.** Not alwuys speakei of (hr evening nt the City
held their Annual Schrxrl Meeting
are aves
ear
'nie WPB rail up it phone bill <>f Hull Thursday evening. The dan
Monday evening from 8-9 The
S hoes wfre rationed when our
|l.4M3,O9K in six inonihs. O.c coin* ger <>f flic and means of conilwit-
Budget was read and accepted
COUNTRY WAS FOUNDED-NOT BY
with only two opposing votes Mr.
mittee on non-4-saent1.il Fédéra) Ing it wiia the main topic of dis
STAMPS BUT BY NECESSITY. IT
spendlng reports.
Verne Boe was elected to take
cussion The nutting which wiw
TOOK ! DAYS TO MAKE A SERVICEABLE
the place of Mr, W L Moore as
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livid preceding the Grange meet
BUT CLUMSY PAIR - A WEEK'S
director and Mrs. Clarice Ander-
Rain, Uncle Zeko adroits, may ing was well attended.
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WAGES TO BUY THEM. PEOPLE
son was reelected clerk of the
fall on the jus» and unjuat alike,
WERE CONSIDERED
Scveial local boys are leaving
school board. Geo Nichols will be
l ut M never does full, ne g io tna, on Tuesday evening of thia week
LUCKY WHO HAD
chairman of the board for
on hls front lawn until Just after for Portland to be inducted into
A PAIR A /EAR..
coming
year
he hua ■|H-nt two honra aprinkllug the Army.
The consolidation question
lt
Mra. !ne Newel and Mrs, Jessie
voted on between 2 and 9 p.m.
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Lewin were shopping and visiting
There
were 82 ballots cast which
Tlie Japanese government,
In Ashland Saturday aftvm'xm.
resulted in 35 for and 47 against
read, la becoming frightened At
Mra. Millie Trccfethem of Ker-
the question. Mr Briggs speaking
limi Tojo's iMiya un- be,¡inning to
by la visiting her sister, Mrs.
on consolidation said that the de
allow a glimmering of a< i hv
feated ones would try to bring
Hasel Skaters, who Is ill.
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Mra Glen Brown is viaitlng her
1 up the question for voting again
Over 18,000,000 pairs t ladle;*’ husband and son In Tionesta, Cut
next year.
allk and nylon hone, weighing 445
Mr. and Mrs. John Kessler, who
Mr. and Mr* Wayne Cowdrey
tona, have been turned in to the and two children visited Mra.
have been spending the past week
Government.
at the R E Bell and Claude Kes
Cowdrey’s parents. Mr. and Mra.
sler homes, returned Sunday
George Kerby at Table Rock.
r r /
S hoes are being rationed today so that oua
night to their home in San Diego.
When Muaxolini’a fate It drbat Sunday.
ARMED forces CAN BE WELL SHOO, we will
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kes
.»» i'”’w
Mra.
Herrington
and
Mr.
and
rd. it should not be forg it tri thdu
HAVE ENOUGH TO GO AROUND.... ITS UP TO US
sler with Mr and Mrs. Claude
llalli- HcIonMic him a priority on Mrs Roland Parka and daughter.
TO take care o £ SHOES-KEEP them in repair ..
Kessler. Mr and Mrs. R. E. Bell
Tammy of Ashland visited Mr
PLUS
him.
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
and Mm R. F. Parka Sunday.
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Bell and daughter, Mr and Mrs.
Jim Garvin, an old time resi
The first United State* Marine*
Luke Willis and family and Mr.
The Head Man
dent now living in Richmond, Cal
were recruited al l'hiia Idphla'a
Pete Strom all gathered in Lithia
ifornia, is visiting relatives and
loses his
historic Tun Tavern during the
Park where they had a "Dad
friends in the valley.
American Revolution.
Day" picnic.
Mrs Lilly Hollis of St. Hellene,
Walter Sietz, who is stationed
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California Is visiting her parents,
with
the U. S. Army in Portland,
I r Fuehrer • citle.- like that Mr. and Mrs George Newlun this
is spending a few days on furlough
famous ''pntience" of hl» .arc week
with his mother, Mrs Gertrude
rapidly becoming exhausted .
The Community Club held its
¡J
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Sietz and his brother Gene Sietz.
annual birthday party on Wed
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Mrs Gene Sietz and baby are
nesday
afternoon
A
splendid
pro
MOWBRAY
Most of th-» backyard gossip
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visiting
with her parents at San
MADHU
cu» eent th- 4* days is citlciam of gram was enjoy.xl by about 68
Rephal, Calif, and Mrs. Gertrude
WOODWORTH
ladi<vi
Ice
cream,
cake,
coffee,
the next door neighbor;: Victory
Seitz and daughter Ruth are stay
and lea wore served
garden
ing at the Seitz ranch during her
Mrs. Paul Ktellc and two child
SHOES ARE WAR EQUIPMENT
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absence.
ren accompanied by Mrs Ntelle of
Congress la feeling ita oats Medford, mother of Paul, left
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Gassa
FOR OUR MILLIONS OF MARCHIN6 FEET
U car days ui'd cut'ing vailed Saturday for El Ihiso, Texas to
way and three children and Miss
and sundry cM|M*ra with govera- visit with Paul, who Is in the
Alta Brown and Weston LeBlac
WE MUST USE LEATHER FRUGALLY.
incut agencies.
were picnicing in the Dead Ind
army
ian District Sunday.
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Mrs !x*ona Martin of Walport
The Bellview Grangers enjoyed]
Those race riots In Detroit in- who was called here by the death
a picnic dinner at the Grange
ilici, u t/.it femocracy •« not fun- of her brother, Joe Skeeters, left
Hall Sunday, and after lunch
cttc.únr on oll cylinder-
for her home Saturday after
three members of the Salvation
«pending a few days with M r*
i
Army of Medford were present
A meeting of the Southern Ore
Skcetciil
Drath claimed the lives of three
The Sam Hamilton family held gon Bar Association, comprised Ashland young people last week and held religious services.
Miss Bernice Rector, who is
a picnic in the IJthia Park Sun- of tlie lawyers in Josephine and when a car driven by Gene Daw
employed in Portland, returned to
Jackson Counties. was held in the
day
Courthouse at Medford on Satur son. 28-year-old foreman of Sis her work Sunday night after
day afternoon, June 19.' The busi kiyou plunged over an embank spending a week with her parents,
ness of the meeting was mainly ment on the highway this side of Mr and Mrs. W G Rector
E N T K R T A I N M K N T
Mrs. Dan Farmer, who under
devoted to laying plans and Ruby’s Kitchen. The dead are Ida
Phone 756 I
adopting schedules to carry out Claudine White, 12, Rose Emma went a major operation at the
the program of the War Work Kerrigan 16, and James Moseley Community Hospital last week,
! Committees of the Oregon State 17 Mr. Dawson is confined to the recovering satisfactorily.
Many people visited the USO Bar and the American Bar Asso hospital with a broken leg.
Sunday afternoon and ■ viewed
Graveside funeral services were
ciation relating to the gratuitous
with Interest the building with furnishing of certain legal service held for Ida Claudine White Sat
T/fUCtA, DARING TO BE
its adequate facilities for serving
urday at Mt. View Cemetery She
to the members of our armed
the soldiers
was
the daughter of Mrs. Ida
Ashland people will be glad to
forces and their dependents.
ITSELF!
From 2:00-3:00 an exceptional
Peet
of
this city.
learn that Dr. George W. Bruce
Judge Walter L. Tooze of Port-.
Funeral services for Rose Em has been reappointed to the First
program was presented. Pvt. Earl land, who is chairman of the War
Lucpke’a Donald Duckish per Work Committee of the State ma Kerrigan, adopted daughter of Methodist Church of Ashland for
formance and I’ve, Peter A. Kuc- Bar. waa present and gave a Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kerrigan, his fourth year. He and Mrs.
zynski’s tricky performance on resume qf the developments from were held at Williamson River Bruce have been active in com-
the vi'-ttn went far beyond the
Sunday.
The Rev. Lynn E munity affairs as well as in the
the standpoint of the State Com
printed program which had Hated mittee. He also gave helpful sug Hodges officiated.
work of the church.
¿t
his ability merely ns ’’violin*’. gestions for the benefit of the
The services for James Mose
Under their leadership there
DARING MEN...AND
Pfc. Alex North. Cpl Jack Oliver. local bar in planning its work ley were held at the Litwiller have been marked advances in the
GLORIA <
COURAGEOUS WOMEN!
l*vt Ixv Freedman Pvt. Jerry
with the legal assistance officers Funeral Home Monday morning church, Every organization has
List and Pvt. I’hi) Weintraub also of the armed forces, under the with the Rev. L. D Smith of the gained in membership, and sub-
A THRKUNG STORY
DONALD O'CONNOR
contributed to the program provisions of War Department Nazarene Church in charge. Inter
stantial improvements to the
LOUISI ALLBRITTON
OfCOURAGf
ment in the I.O.O.F. addition
Among junior hostesses entertain Circular No. 74.
church and parsonage have been
IAN HUNTIR
IN THE
ing were Misses Marilyn Young,
Maj. . C. H. Nichols of Camp of Mt. View cemetery.
made.
Dolores Erwin, Frances Aiken, White, , who is one of the desig-
RAFI
Dr and Mrs Bruce, accompan
AI-SO
Madge and Marie Mitchell.
nated legal assistance officers
ied. by Mrs. J. R. McCracken,
In the library Miss Berna Haight stated
returned home Tuesday evening
that faciUUes had been
played the piano, and later Mrs. made available
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from Portland where they had
there and he was
Members of the Wesleyan Ser attended the Annual Conference
Cay Hufman conducted a com ready to co-operate with the Bar
munity sing that swung from Association members who would vice Guild were pleased that Mrs. of the Methodist Church held last
M. T. Wire, organizer of the week.
"Horae on the Range” across con be assigned.
group,
was able to be present at
tinent to "Carry Mo Back to Old
Under the schedule adopted, a
J. F. Emmett, who represented
Virginia." In the writing room civilian lawyer will be available their meeting on Tuesday evening, the local church as the alternate
Gypsy Sarah told fortunes, and for consultation at Camp White The program was in charge of I lay delegate to the conference,
in the office Miss Lillian Nichol on Mondays and Thursdays of Miss Ethel Reid and Miss Carrie returned
home early Monday
son entertained with tea leaf each week, from 7:00 o’clock to May Smith. Miss Reid led the morning.
devotional period on the theme
readings of the future and Mias 10:00 o’clock P. M.
"When I Consider the Work of
Ollie Depew cut silhouette like-
niy Fingers.”
e
nesses.
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Consideration ts being given the1
Threatening weather caused the
project to be adopted by the Guild
Hundreds of Oregon drivers,
refreshment table to be set up on
VARSITY PRICES
for financial support. In the light still apparently unaware of the
the porch instead of the lawn as
Another urgent call for more
of this study, Miss Smith gave a fact that their 1941-1943 driver's Kiddies (under 12)
previously planned.
aviation cadets has been sounded
The log book signed by visitors hy the war department, according resume of the ativities carried on] license need not be renewed for'
Children (12 to 18)
covered 18 pages and showed 509 to Colonel J. J. Fulmer, army re at a number of centers through-! the following two year period are
signatures
The Medford ITSO cruiting chief for Oregon. He de out the country which are sup- ■ sending applications and money Adults
was represented by Mrs. Clara clared men between the ages of ported by the Wesleyan Service; to the state motor vehicle division
Saturday Matinee
Alcroft. The Salvation Army USO 17 and 26, inclusive, are now elig Guilds.
every day. according to Secretary
In July, the Medford Guild will of State Bob Farrell.
sent flowers.
ible to apply for aviation cadet
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hold a joint session with the Ash-. "The 1943 session of the state
training.
KOVAL NEIGHBOR 4 SERVE
legislature amended the Oregon
I Those in the 17-year-old group land group, in Ashland.
Those present included: Misses driver’s license law. extending for r
FREE WAFFLE SUPPER TO
who meet tnt physical, mental and
mo:al requirements are placed in Carrie May Smith, Ethel Reid. another two years the 1941-1943
ASHLAND I SO VISITORS
E. H. McGEE
A waffle supper was served to the air corps enlisted reserve and Gladys Whitson, Voda Brower, licenses,” Farrell explained.
and Companion
the servicemen visiting the Ash arc scheduled to be caller! to ac and Mesdames Homer Billings, D. "Therefore, if you now have a
Are Invited to Be Guests of tl
land USO Friday evening by the tive duty within six months of M. Brower, G. G. Eubanks, M. T. permit which has the expiration SOUTHERN OREGON MINE!
Royal Neighbors of Ashland. The their 18th birthday, said Colonel Wire. Shurk, and Miss Cora date June 30. 1943, you may con-1
to see
Mason, hostesss.
I tinue to drive on that permit for
Royal Neighbors are performing Fulmer.
at
the
VARSITY
THE ATI»
another two years. It will not be
Colonel Fulmer further revealed
this free service to the soldiers
(Friday and Saturday)
WCTU
MEETS
TODAY
necessary
to
renew
till
June
30,
every Friday evening during the that those in the 18 to 20 year
"AMERICAN EMPIRE"
The WCTU will hold the local 1945."
month of June. Members of the group who qualify through their
THE
DEVIL WITH HITLUK
Money sent the motor vehicle
organization who served the past aviation cadet board may volun institute this afternoon (Thurs
or
Friday were Mcsdames Myrtle teer for induction through their day) at 2:00 at the home of Mrs. division for unnecessary renewals
(Ssnday, Monday, Tuesday!
Reba P. Kelsey, 165 North Main, is refunded by the secretary of
SUNDAY -MONDAY -TUESDAY Mayberry, Carrie O’Harra, Jennie locnl selective service board.
Moro information concerning Mrs Mlr.nie Brvant. county presi- state.
Brady and Mae Lindner.
“Somewhere I’ll Find You”
Mid-week Special
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Senior hostesses of the hour both prngiams may be obtained dent, will be present.
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Please
call at the Miner Offic*
See us now for Automobile
who aided in the serving were by writing or visiting the aviation
for
Your Gueat Tickets
Mrs. Ben Willard and Mrs. James cadet board, 614 S. W. 11th Ave.,' Co-operation is spelled with Liability Insurance.
Portland, Oregon,
, two letter« — WK,
Mrs. M. T. Burns—on the Plaza. V,
Briggs,
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W
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Friday and Saturday
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BAR ASSOCIATION
OFFERS HELP TO
SERVICE MEN
LITHIA
YfiUths Lott
Lives in Accident
1 nree IUUinb LUMJ
L’SO OPEN HOUSE
GREAT SUCCESS
Friday ¿c Saturday
Dr. Bruce Returns
To Methodist Church
Wed & Thurs
JEAN
WESLEYAN GUILD
HOLDS MEETING
“DAWN ON THE
GREAT DIVIDE”
A page torn from the
drama of the West
Sun. Mon. Tues.
URGENT CALL
FOR CADETS
Matinee Saturday
Continuous Sunday
UNNECESSARY TO
RENEW LICENSE