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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1944)
Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, August 17, 1944 Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Lacy were 1 | Consumer goods sates will be phia, Penn. She with her family at Army Ports of Embarkation chosen on the conunittte for re handled by the procurement divi value to Oregon about 31 years and for other uses 'ihe barg>s freshments lor tile next meeting t sion of the tieasury, which has ago. They have lived at Medford gave an excellent account of to be held August 17. northwest headquarters in Seattle, most of that time. The body was thetnselvMi In the recent lavat.on TALENT, August, 15—The Tal Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Davis and . Snips and luuriUiae properties I >aken in charge of the Ulwiller of Normandy, DDT stated. ent Orange met at regular session daughters Patricia and Claudia j —---------o- — ■■■ - will be disposed of through the . Funeral Home and was shippped Thursday evening with a good a t arrived by Air line from bit r maritime coiunilssion and food , Wednesday to Albany where ser- tendance. The program, Mrs. VV. home in the Canal Zone. They 1 through the food administration, j vices are being held today, Thurs- W. Kobison gave a talk on the plan on spending four months ui I ____ _ shortage of alfalfa and clover the valley visiting Mrs. Davis J Q. H. Weimer, Manager of the 1 Since the program is Just get- I l‘ay Interm ent will be made in seed. C. E. Borg told of the plans patents Mr. and Mrs. Cluude Ashland Branch of the First Nat- ting underway, Mr. Wenner said | the Masonic cemetery at Albany Sugar Stomp No. 33 In War Ra being made for the disposal of Ward and other relatives and , ional Bank of Portland, this week he may not have all the answers ‘n the family plot. Survivors In- yet, but he expects to receive in- 1 elude her husband Albert Plum- tion Book four will be good for food stuff at the close of the war. I friends. » | announced that a departm ent has formation as rapidly as it is avail- j mer and a daughter Mrs. C. C. five pounds of supar beginning The rest of the program consist Mrs. George Thurston and sis been organized in the First Nat able. Some surplus goods have ill- Archibald a t Medford. Mr. and September 1, 1044, D l’A cfflcl ils ed of different members telling ter Mrs. Alice O’Uyne have re jokes and stories. The H.E.C. that turned home from California ional Bank to disperse information will be placed on he m arket hi Mrs. Plummer have made their announced this week. Like other sugar stamps now Were to meet at the home of Mr. ! where they have been teaching regarding surplus war goods of ready been d sposed of and more home for some time with the fered for sale by the federal gov In the future. When w ar is over , daughter. and Mrs Tom Bell for a picnic din school. being used, Stamp No. 33 will be ernment. It is expected that large quiuiti- j ---- ------ o - ------ ner Tuesday was postponed due valid indefinitely. Stamps now Mr. and Mrs. Albert Murry j Those persons who may have a ties will be available for purchase. , D v iV y D u ty TlFCS to the death of heir son Floyd and family returned home Tues good for five pounds each are No. Bell. Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Stewart, day evening from a trip to Eugene desire to buy a training plane or 30, SI, and 32. Mr. and Mrs. VV. W. Robison and and on the coast. Mr. and Mrs any other hit of surplus war pro perty from the federal govern Andy Carroll of near Trail accom ment can now get information on The number of heavy and me panied them on the trip. dium-duty truck and bus tires for how to go about it from Mr. Wen- Roy Estes left by stage for ner. Mr. E. F. Slade, vice-presi i A fter 48 years and three inon- 1 rationing during the current three Crescent City. California to spend dent of the First National Bank ths of service with the Southern ‘ months period is "grossly Inade- a week vacationing with relatives. in Portland, will head the new de j Pacific railroad company, W. E. 1 Ql,ate to meet even the basic min- Mrs Steve Seinuui and son of partm ent in tile i'ortland Head of Bisscll retired last week He has ‘mum requirements of essenUul Klamath Falls spent the week end fice of the bank and will clear re spent all fo his service with (he j rubber-borne transport services,” with her parents Mr. and Mrs. quests from the bank’s branches the company between Duinsnuilr and 11 w'rloua curtailm ent of es Dan Cuthberson. throughout the state The depart and Roseburg, and was promoted , aentlal transportation 1s In pros- Mrs. Roy Coffman is spending ment has been set up at the re to conductor hi liMXi The family IHvt- Colonel J. Monroe Johnson, a couple of weeks with her quest of the surplus war proper live*! at Duinsmulr for 32 years, I Director of the Office of Defense WILL fire leae you with moving there from Ashland. Five i Transportation told American clt- daughter. Mrs. George Holt & hus ties administration. band a t Crescent. Oregon. She Information will be available to years ago they returned to Ash- ‘■«u® who operate commercial mo- 1 sufficient money to re also will visit her son Ells Coch tell how to acquire one of those land, where they have since made ,or vehicles today. ODT asked that all Ashland citizens owning build your home? Cer ran and fu n lly at Chilloquin be pud die-jumping arm y jeeps, when their home. Mr. and Mrs. Bissell left last commercial motor vehicles to con fore she returns home. and if they are placed on the m ar tainly—if you’re insur Mrs. Velma Colwell and small ket. Just now. however, they are week for Diamond lake for a serve existing supplies of tires son are visiting in Klamath Falls 'not being sold, as the government s h o r t vacation. Accompanying now. The reason for the present and Sprague River this week. needs them in winning the war, them were their son and daught- shortage of heavy and medium I 'd. Get sound insurance er-law. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bis- I truck und bus tires for civilian Fred Combest of Jacksonville so would-be purchasers will have sell and two children, Nancy Jean uae ls the increasing need of the protection now before it spent Sunday with his mother to wait. and Billy, and another son. Jack m “ tary. The needs of the mili- •‘We feel it is an im portant job ■ Mrs. Louisa Com best who has tary must be met at all coats, is too late. been very ill but is much improv to get the information regarding ( of Du’sninulr ODT stated, to shorten the war surplus goods, offered for sale, in | ed. Wooden tank barges, built to re Mrs. Wayne Cowdeey, Mrs. Roy | the hands of the prospective buy- | lleve the critical tank car situa Unrule and Mrs. R. F. Parks at- j ers”, said Wenner, "and this new tion, while not as efficient as steel tended a shower at the home of j department of the First Naional tank barges have proved by act- Mrs. Grant Walker a t Phoenix for Bank will be relaying this lnfor- Mrs. M argaret Louise Plummer, i u*‘ performance to be satisfactory Mrs Frank Tiilford of Talent. mation to various parts of the 715 Oakdale Avenue. Medford, f°r transporting vital wartime pa- I Mr A1 Redburn has opened a state as it becomes available." Phone 87*1 41 E»«* Main barber shop on the corner of Main Robert Ducas, special assistant died Tuesday afternoon at the troleum produots, the ODT re- REAL ESTATE and Community Hospital. For the past ports. The barges are being used 1 and Old Pacific Highway. Talent of the surplus w ar properties ad- REAL INSURANCE has been without a barber for sev- | ministration, was in Portland re two month she has been a resident to transport residual oil by way of the Parkview Convalescent ; Rulf intracoastal waterway eral years so this added business cently and advised the First Nat- home but Monday her condition from Texas fields and refiner ea is received with a hearty welcome. Ional Bank that organization and became grave and she was remov to Florida ports, for literage work Mrs. Charles Skeeten spent this policies for the orderly disposal of ed to the hosp'.tal. She had been surplus properties were being for week end in Prospect. in failing health for the past mulated. Capital and producer goods, he six years. Born Margaret Louise Simpson said, will be sold by the Recon ----- BUY BONDS------ struction Finance Corporation. on December 8, 1861, a t Philadel- TALENT NEWS Local Bank Adds New Service for Ashland Patrons Sugar Stamp No. 33 .. Is (¡cod on Sept. 1. 3. P. Man Retires The Past Week Inadequate for Need When You Build.... ARSITY Insure! Friday and Saturday Margaret Plummer .. Dies Here Tuesday Billings Agency PIECE GOODS Grand Opening L lth ia Theatre — Friday Night, August 1 8 - Sun. - Mon. - Tues. 3 Big Days of Hilarious Fun Gags and Melody Curtain Material 36 in. patterned white m arquisette .29 Outing Flannel 27 inches wide, yard........ ............... .19 36 inches wide, y a r d ....... ................ .25 Cotton and Rayon Chambray 36 in red and white stripe, yd.......... .59 Mosquito Netting Extra Wide, yard.......... ................... .25 no Ro»ance .in-«»“*’’ * -a»« x Friday Come Early! Supply Limited! Saturday METZ 5c - 10c - 25c and $1 Store Sunday AS ALWAYS THE VERY BEST IN WORKMANSHIP AND THE MOST COURTEOUS TREATMENT We appreciate your patronage Next Wed. & Thurs. ACTION! SUSPENSE!! ROMANCE! 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