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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1944)
Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, August 3, 1944 age is the superintendent of the school. Milo Boss regular pastor was unable to attend owing to a conflict in time a t his Medford Kev. J. Howard Rees. Veia outdoor fireplace a t their home TALENT, Aug. l,-—Mrs. Loyal church. Sloan, a former resident, - i^ ^ e r, Bates returned from Portland . John ---------------------------------- Beatrice and Marvin North Main. Uueats ...v.uuvu included - ---- — ...... on —. ___________ Two AAA uM cisls from Wash wnere she visited relatives for °f D e r r j California was calling , lnca returned Sunday from the Rev. and Mrs. George Shu- ington, D. C., George Weaver, a the past two weeks. oxi friends here Friday afternoon. '-am p Adams, where they had a t man and three daughters, Un, range specialist and Tom Joyce, Motor vehicle registration in Delbert Clark and family hare ' Br. Frank Weybright telt Thur- te,u**d the Young I'eoples confer- Rev. and Mrs. Thomas 1.’ Nal in charge of program development, Oregon 400,482 vehicles a t came to Oregon the first week in the end totaled sold their place of business a fill- I sday evening for his home at °* the tXmgregatlons church bach and daughter, Louise, of June this year, com par ing station and repair shop, and Bremerton, Washington after a . all roport a most inspiring August to work with slate off! ed to 305,007 for the same period Al Snider and Herb Huston left c,a1» in preparing the Oregon of 1943, Secretary of State Bob have purchased the Garyl« place two weeks visit witu relatives and friends in Ashland and Talent. t _____________ Thursday noon for Hiatt Lake to handbook on the 1045 agrlcultur- Farrell announced today. This re across Bear Creek in the Valley FOR SALE; radio, bookcase, 1 The well-known auto courts at spend the rest of the day and al conservation program. View district and will move there soon. rocker and other household goods l*hoenix, nine miles west of Ash- p art of Friday fishing. Later tjhey ' As soon ns this handbook Is presents ail Increase of slightly h OR SA LE;—radio, bookcase, Inquire house a t rear of 163 N land, was sold this week by the reported that they caught a con- prepared It will enable Oregon over one per cent. Souuhern Oregon Land company pie of nice bass and a good catch fanners to plan their programs | PaSkenger vehicles ,,u,’’d),'red rocker and other household goods Mam St. Ashland. for next year in line with proapec 320,«63, compared to 310,00« a A group of Talent Friends to Mr. and Mrs. John A. Nixoii of croppies. Inquire house a t rear of 165 N live national demands as reflected , yenr ago, busses totaled 1,180 Christian Endeavors left Sunday of 1 Angeles. The new owners Mam St. Ashland. nna Mr- n u k t , . in conservation practice payments ' against 1,068 a year ago while The Thlent Fire Department evenuig by stage to attend the *1H take over on September I. ’ T h e »letailed program set out In ‘ tilicks numbered 41.068 compared was called out Thursday evening Young Friends Conference at The deal is reported to have In- F r u la v r o r MA m « n v H w h arg e nla n.<t to J thiy «>• handbook will not become of- | to 39,650 Twin Rocks Conference grounds volved some $12.000. to the saw mill that caught the pectlng to beP back home' todav flc,al Un,U r,na,,y approved In] Registration fees for the six ----------- office afire from the sawdust on the Oregon Coast. Monday I k 1 ’ y' Washington sometime later, but m onths period am o u n ted to $3 advertising mana TtiursiUv in io u g ii o Sunday. u n u a y . Those i n o s e attending a iie n u m g _ »eth ----------- Bullis, i, • — ---------’rinirsalnv burner that was blown over dur through °f y past experience has shown that 142,011 65, compared to fees to‘ I ing the storm. There was small were Miss Barbara Terril,, Jean A , little or no change occurs after lug $2,969.835.04 a y e a r ago. damage due to the heavy ram at Hoffman, L i l l y Millage a n d the Medford office of the Califor Mrs. Annie 1 eek and Mr and this stage, according to Oregon Dorethy Hays accompanied by nia Power company, were in Ash that tune. Tuesday attending to bust Mrs. Chas. M. Glffen and daugh- AAA officials, Mrs. Charles Estes of Crescent Mrs Milo Ross and son Larry of land Get $4 tor M o««» of >IUI ness maoters. it-11 Ann Marie, were Sunday din- wiiii« i* — — u*a* m t in ♦ City, California spent Saturday Medford. tier srueats of Mr an il M r« H -t.r v VV11I1» Boegll. assistant In the CHRISTM AS Having» — In „ « v /w t'n y at«1« u,fl,'p. recently returned with relatives here. Ernie Stevenson of Eagle Point Mrs. Griff en of 532 M* Allison 1 I from Washington, where he hclp- vest In WAR HON US. Keep Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rosen of Bell was transacting business here street returned to her home and led form ulate t h e practice pro- an B A C K IN G T1IE ATTACK. view called on friends here Sun Monday afternoon. family here Friday, following an Donald and Lewis Stephens left gram for next year He says it is day afternoon. ------------o----------- appendicitis operation a t the Medr recently to visit their grand par- unchanged from this year for the Mr. and Mrs. David McComb ford hospital the week before. ents In Missouri. ¡most pHrtj although a number of and baby of Klamath Falls visited ----------- i ---------- minor alterations a n d improve- Mrs. McComb's parents Mr. and | Mr. and Mrs L. F. Kelly sold Mr. and Mrs. Basil Craig and tnents have been included. Details Mrs. Loyal Bateo. Barbara Bates i home at 326 North Mabi daughter have moved to Ashland the new program are ready accompanied them home for a street to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. from Orange, California. The earlier this year than ever before. visit Carey. Craigs were former residents of — - - - o -------- Mr. and Mrs. Ben Clark were m Ashland ind when Mr. Craig and his Jacksonville Monday visiting Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Weitzel f a t h e r. r ,____ ___ _r_______ ____ B. F. Craig, operated the Clark's sister Mrs. M attie Boosey. were hosts Saturday morning at College Cleaners on the Boule- F irs t in Rmifl Ssilh1« Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jungworth a 9:30 outdoor breakfast at the vard. 11 IIU and daughter of Ashland were Some months ago we interview Talent callers Monday evening. ed soldiers and WACs from Camp . . Semi-final 5th war loan reports Rev. Norman Allenworth inter White and asked for opinions a- p *“ ® Hood River county in first im pastor of the Baptist church bout what they thought of the if r r ia _ . .. J place with 206.4 per cent of Its in Ashland spoke a t Wagner local USO club and these opinions attained Hood River Creek Community Sunday school were from men and women who _____ _______ ia also first in percentage of E and church a t 2:30 P.M. Roy Mill- a who not nave seen asaea overseas duty t A s s e s s e d Property valuation of n u n had o w we returned Mrs. Kathryn Laura Matthews J o r e o r T r i o n a f i f t h In «»'¿Z "r and now we have asked returned TALENT NEWS LOCAL HAPPENINGS Overseas Vets Thinks Ashland Has Fine (ISO Club Oregon AAA Hand t e “ " J K » Book To Be Out Soon iwUn ,,c‘ c*nt; More Cars Registered in Oregon This Year THE STEAK HOUSE r I <)()'] U . I?jvpr L” Uotlllfv UUIliy open under Jackson County V aluation Rises men to tell what they think and some are: Sgl. Eric Borgeson San L T <S r^ ? tl y A? S? ra± ! and New Guinea says men are more contented now and don’t worry over trying to have a good time but are willing to just sit around and he finds USO just the thing for that. Pvt. Jack Miller, Cal., recently from Africa and Italy says men require less re creation after returning and are pleased just to be home again. Sgt. and Mrs. H arry Ellis, from Idaho, Sgt. Ellis has just returned from the European war zone and Mrs. Ellis is wdh him for his re- Friday and Saturday Fighter! Lover! Adventurer! U , year. - »36.565.797.37. I according to County Assessor C. A. I This is an increase of $708,389.47 over 1943, when it was $35,857,407.50. P,.hi.r „„i„ .* „ , , «8 t luation isi plac- ed at $8,818,127 for the 1944-45 tax year an increase of $72,439.47 year’ When U waa *8-’ *40,687.37. . Assessed valuation of other properties is $27,747,670. Last year it was $27,111,720. a gain of $635,590. ----------- Red Cross Group SgTSS* ¿ U ’ v S o c « Bakes Donuts for USO Services Held Tuesday for Kathryn Mathews total <!“<** b„ „ . Ashland a i®" g ® h from California. Mrs. Matthews was born In Sheridan Wyoming, and was 45 years, and 11 months of age. She is survived by her husband, Char- I les L. Matthews; six brothers, J. T Reed of U hland. C. R. Reed, Sheridan, Wyoming, Frank Reed, Chicago; John Reed, Chicago, Greg Reed, Los Angeles; George Reed, Albuquerque, New Mexico; _uuj Mrs. H. B. Turrentlne, King- man man, Arizona; and her mother, Mrs Laura A. Reed of Ashland. Services were held Tuesday at U tw iller Funeral Chapel, at 1:30 A Christian Science service was heId ior the dece^a8cd. ° , 1 more general good for service men than other types of clubs of The fifth Saturday night in fering recreation. Pvt. George July a t Ashlnd USO was taken Young, Cal. thinks servicemen over by the Ashland Red Cross are much better off if they have Sewing Group for a Donut Bake access to a USO Club as it leaves The ladies of this organization a memory of something nice and made up their donut batter at . ... » . wholesome. t ¡home and came to the clubhouse M anne Sgt. E. G. Gardner, Cal., to bake them and the minute you _ c, . k recently from the Southwest Pac- I enter the building you small fresh The< ° reS°n State Hif h* ay ific Area thinks Ashland USO is donuts cooking and that homey commission has announced that nicest of any small club he has atmosphere is felt throughout th ® r«<^ nUy constructed Sexton ever been in. The recreation and • Mrs Paul Finnell refreshments ™°“ntaln “ ctlon of the Pacific sport equipment is not often chairn^n, makes arrangem ents XlH found elsewhere. Cpl. Geo, B. El with organizations to bring in liott, Colo, recently from Alcon homemade cookies, cakes, etc She ' n-JZ^n 1 d Highway and I year in Aleutians, announces a new group to bring 8ta u engineer R has been back in the States for £ X ki A u S i S A,T neriCan H . ^ l d ^ k m irnated [he c ^ i Sf five months and has crossed the S t r o I1.A^ ,^ u i t ^ j u i c f s enefrroU m continent three times since a r rival and has been in many USO ee2 ' P 1® comm‘f 810" ®n \ hl*hway Clubs enroute and says Ashland Wniia msVwerermostanadc c ^ “ b!Z USO Club excels the majority of ------------o----------- goes over big £ ith th f boys the moat » l a n d i n g mountain road In Oregon. o Addressing a civil group at Klamath Falls recently, Baldock said he was elated over the con The Ashland Riders Association dition of the Oregon highways. - made a deal yesterday whereby they took over the rodeo grounds Under orders from the Army He pointed out that field crews of 1 located on Willow street. Frank Service Forces, civilian employees the commission are 500 men below ‘ Beck, the builder of the corral, a t Camp White Tuesday started a normal personnel. sold the grounds and all the equip longer work day, under a regula- | ment and has given possession to tion which requires them to work , the association who will s ta rt im nine hours per day, six days a provements at once. A big horse week instead of the regular 48 and stock show is planned for the hours which has been the rule for ' first part of September, probably the past year. The regulation 1 Labor Day. came from the ASF for their W alter Hamby will head a com civilian personnel as a result of a mittee to take charge of repairs "criticiai situation” arising from and improvements on the grounds an accumulation of unfinished Dentist and to have charge of the show work. and all arrangements. Hamby has The longer work week went into had long experience in producing 12-14 Swedenborg Building horse shows and rodeos In south effect for m ilitary personnel at ern California and feels that Ash the base Saturday, with working land and vicinity will welcome hours from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Phone 21501 Under the new order all leaves such entertainment. and furloughs for m ilitary and r civilian personnel have been can celled indifinitely. Sexton Mountain Road To Be Used As Highway Model SUSAN MICHAEL O ’SHEA HAYW ARD A U N IH O A IT IS T S R C IE A S E PLUS Dick Foran IN Guns thi Pecos Sun. - Mon. - Tues. Ginger Rogers Riders Association ¡Gets Rodeo Grounds Dr. H. A. Huffman in len d er Comrade Wed & Thurs. s S0»t S Th. Ot*D $ « 4 ;rrÆ ■ff . . .V More Than Ever EVEN if you have cur tailed the use of your automobile you need the b e s t insurance protec tion you can buy. G e t Comprehensive \utomobile Insurance from this agency—Now plus anna ¿ S : S i S d ^ 'u . i ' U I"ake county, which holds fifth place in total quota attained, Top ten counties with total quo- with 206 4 per cent; Grant, second ta attained are Hood River, first with 157.7 per cent: Currv third with 155.8 per cent, Multnomah fourth with 151 8 per cent; Lake fifth with 148 7 per cent- Coos sixth with 139 per cent Jackson seventh with 138 per cent Clack- - open 24 hours a day R e s ta u r a n t and Fountain Service 397 E ast Main AS ALWAYS THE VERY BEST IN WORKMANSHIP AND THE MOST COURTEOUS TREATMENT We appreciate your patronage WARDROBE On the Plaza CLEANERS Phone 3281 Decals A new shipment o fthese bright colored transfers. P atterns for every purpose. Brighten up cupboard doors, chair backs, walls, table tops, baby’s furniture with Decals! 10c - 20c pkg. Also. . . T R IM Z the “easy to apply border. P atterns suit able for all rooms. 12 inch 20c - 29c Now... ahhoho \ s ^ Camp White Civilians Get Longer Work Day new management Billings Agency Phone 8781 41 Fault Main REAL ESTATE and REAL INSURANCE FOR SALE METZ 5o - 10c - 25c and $1 Store Majestic Cabinet R ad io.................$55.00 Gobe-Wernicke Sectional Book C ase......................................$15.00 Spring Upholstered Rocker...........$10.00 Leather and Chromium Porch C hair................................ $5.00 Baby Bed with Springs, Mattress ....$8.00 Chest of Drawers...........................$10.00 Mason Fruit J a rs...................... 35c dozen Many Other Household Furnishings IN THE MIDDLE OF THE BUSIEST BLOCK Call at house on alloy, rear of 165 North Main WESTERH THRIFT STORE IN MEDFORD YOUR FAVORITE CUT-RATE PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGS VITAMINS SUNDRIES 30 North Central TOILETRIES TOBACCOS CIGARETTES STATIONERY Phone Medford 3874