Thursday, December 2, 1943
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
MANY W AR PRISONERS OES Finishes Month’s
FOI ND STLONG NAZIS . ervice at local I so
Marilyn Maxwell, William Lund ig an, Fay Banner and Wallace Beery in a
acene from "Salute to the Manne»," tribute to a gallant fighting force.
DENNIE GROW—JOHN MANCIÙ
Miss Be sale Blanch Grow,
daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer
Il row of Oak St Ashland was
Bolted in marriage to Mr John
■ ' Muneil of Georgia last Sator-
day evening. Nov 27 Judge Nelle
Burns officiated, and the marrlagt
look place at the Burna home on
Van Ness Ave
The couple were attended by
the bride's parents Mrs Mandi
will remain in Ashland for the
present, while her huaband, who
is a sailor In submarine service,
Is on duty.
DAI I.AH. TEXAS
The Dalles
lews quo es First 1 Jeu tenant
I.iutlce M Hall, chaplain of u
uh
..K in of war camp at Hunta- I
lllr, 'I . '. iM. .'is laying that "60',i
I the p c.uth nt are confirmed
Nazis," and "you might as well
i acu Christianity to a wall ni to
' hesr Hit let lies "
"'] •< Nazis are treacherous, of-
••n trying after midnight in the
barriii li t to lynch their comrades
•./ho ate not Nazis,'* he was quot-
i d In an interview
"Unless we evangelize these
t ten they will return to Germany
; fter the w tr with nothing but
i Clltempt for our Ideals, more
than eager to fight another war."
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ASHI.XND MAN
HECEIVES AWARDS
Master Sergeant Meredith E
Durham of Ashland, member of
the 19th Bombardment Group,
Host decorated group in the Air
J'orce, received the A:r Medal and
Distinguished Flying Crims in irn-
rcssivc cere monies at the Rattle­
snake Bomber Base, Pyote, Texas,
n Saturday. November 20 Co|.
fxiuie 1* Turner, base command­
ing officer, made the presentation
Master Sergeant Meredith E.
Durham received his awards for
extraordinary achievement in the
Southwest Pacific theater of op-
< rations during the first year ot
war against Japan.
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ALLEN H. COOLEY
Allen H (Jack)
Grants Paas
Cooley, Grants I'asM rancher died
here Thursday of injuries suffer-
<-d In a tumble from the third
lory window of an Ashland hotel
Sunday, November 14. Cooley was
believed to have walked through
the low window in the belief it
led to another room He was 00
Survivors are the widow, Jessie:
a stepson. James McGuire, now at
a Florala air base; a sister, Mrs
Grace Collins. Medford, and a
brother, Charles R Cooley, presi­
lumber
dent of a Grants Pass
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company and owner of the Ash-
land hotel where the ■ accident oc-
curred.
Cooley was buried here Satur-
day.
Twenty men from the Second
Division Field Artillery were in
t .»•• convoy from Camp White ar­
riving in Ashland Friday evening
us guests of the ladies of the
Eistr-m .Star wiio served the regu­
lar Friday evening waffle supper,
Nov 26. A total of 35 or 40 mt n
were served and hostesses present
Hostesses serving the supper
were Mis S S Whittle, Mrs A
A Snider. Mrs Kail Rose, Mrs
G. A Br.scoe, Mrs Fred Cushing,
mil Mis Nellie Rice
Tills was the final service of
the series of suppers offered by
the OfeJSF during the month of
Noveniber. Mrs. Henry Galey who
has been in charge of the group
project stated, in reference to the
month’s hospitality, that members
of the OES had found the service
pleasant and interesting, and that
soldier guests had apparently
found the service most acceptable.
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WILI ’AM A. RADCLIFFE
Funeral services were held at
the Dodge Funeral Chapel Tues­
day afternoon for William Am­
brose Radcliffe, who passed away
last Friday evening Mr Radcliffe
was born in Salt River, Mo., Dec.
18, 1871 and has lived in this com­
munity nearly 60 years.
Surviora include one brother. A
L Radcliffe of Ashland and two
sisters, Mrs. Lydia McErlane of
Los Angeles arid Mrs. Nellie
O’Donoughue of Klamath Falla,
Oregon
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( HARLES L. REYNOLDS
Funeral services were conduct­
ed Saturday afternoon for Charles
Luther Reynolds, who passed a-
way Thanksgiving The Rev. Earl
F. Downing of the Church of
Christ officiated
Mr Reynolds wes born in Mer­
cer County. Va., August 28. 1873
For several years he had been the
proprietor of the Ashland Hotel..
He wax a member of the Church
of Christ and the Masonlcs Order.
Survivors include his wife, Al­
berta Reynolds and two children,
Dorothy Reynolds-Stahlman of
Hillsboro, Oregon and Jasper E.
Reynolds of Ashland .
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SCHOOLS, CLUBS AND
OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
5 A«
NOTICE
District Land Office. Roseburg,
Oregon Notice is hereby given
that on December 21, 1942, Wade
¡1. Wallis, of Ashland, Ore , filed
exchange application Roseburg
022776, under the act of July 31,
1939 (53 Stat. 1144) for the E'a
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WftMB%and BE »SE .
21 T 40 S . R 4 E . W M .
Jackson County, Oregon, in lieu of
Ixrts 1, 2, 3 and the KljSW!, Sec
J 9, same township and range, con­
taining 144 74 acres This notice
is tor the purpose of allowing all
persons having bona fide objec­
tions to the proposed exchange
an opportunity to file their objec­
tions in this office, together with
evidence that a copy therof has
been served on the applicant with­
in 30 days from date of first pub­
lication. George Finley, Register.
First publication November 25,
1943
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SGT. ASHCRAFT WOUNDED
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At 73, George Probert, former
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Under Hollywood’s klieg lights
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"The Man Who Came to Dinner.”
Probert came behind scenes
with General Electric last March
when, like Bob Pastor and other
favorites of fame, he determined
to give more help to the boys out
front.
ADA COLEMAN—B. K. TRUE
Mrs. Ada B. Coleman was unit­
ed in marriage to Bernard K.
True on Thanksgiving day at
: the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Greene. The Rev. Earl F. Down-
| ing of the Church of Christ read
the marriage service. Attendants
were Mrs. Victor Milburn, sister
of the bride and Clarence True,
brother of the groom. They will
make their home at 866 Blain St.
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Mr. and Mrs W J. Chipman
entertained Mr and Mrs. Harry
Chipman and Mrs. W. D Tuter
and son at Thanksgiving dinner.
Thanksgiving guests of Mayor
and Mrs T. S. Wiley were Mr.
and Mrs Dwight Patterson and
the latter's mother, Mrs. Char-
I lotte Walton of Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Newton
entertained the following guests
at Thanksgiving dinner: Mr and
Mrs Jim Houdyshell, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Canfield. Mrs. Helen
Skidmore, and Mr. Orville Glick.
Miss Elma Simmons, student at
i SOCE spent the Thanksgiving
holiday with home folk at Junc­
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Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ford and
children of Dunsmuir were guests
of Mrs. Floyd Samford in Bell­
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Harry r Hurst fell from a ladder
while we
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did not result in serious injuries.
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Baalke in Bellview.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Mayberry
and children returned to Duns-
muir after spending the week end
at the Mayberry arid Roberson
homes.
Miss Marilee Erwin who at
tends school at the Oregon State
College at Corvallis surprised her
home folk with a visit the week
end of the 20th.
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