Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, August 24, 1944 G el »» for $3 out of your CHRISTMAS saving* — *“• vest la WAR BONDS. Keep on BACKING THE ATTACK, LOCAL HAPPENINGS Your Home? When you check up, a f ter a fire, will you find your insurance too little to cover the value of your household furnish ings? It is better to do the checking now’, before the fire—and be sure of insurance sufficient to cover your loss. Billings Agency Phone 8781 41 E ast Main R EAL ESTA TE and REAL INSURANCE IJSO Bulletins on display Locally and Navy Chief P etty Officers and th eir wives iron» K lam ath F alls stopped a t the locul club to stre tc h out ond re st aw hile bo fore going on to Gold Hill to visit S gt. John B arker who spent a Mrs. Jewell Lockhart, Director Mr. and Mrs. Hom er C ulbertson the ‘House of M ystery". Moat of the local USO c.ub is putting and tw o children Susan and Man nine day furlough w ith hts wife all of this type of vis to r vo»uii- rn to return ny, M rs. C ulbertson's a u n t and here, left W ednesday to retu out bright new green bulletins In ' tartly come and tell the hostess his base a t Camp Van Dorn, M ias- two children of K lam ath Falls, 1 the local sto re windows this week in ch arg e wliut a nice club house left last W ednesday to m ake their issippi. He is in an in fan try re 1 and has received permission to we have here. Many say it Is the home a t San Hernadino, Calif. gim ent. I post bulletins in o t of town M rs. M athias of Spokane Wash., nicest they have ever been In They diove through by ca r w ith ! places w here he n, lltary will anti a t this tim e of the year many their personal effects on a trad er. m other of Mrs. W ard P r a tt was know the local c lu t w«-i comes kpen k of the nice p ark and com Mr. C ulbertson has been the mail en tertain ed a t a tea a t the home 1 them. Parcels were mailed to the merit on the excellent care the ca rrier in the east end of town of Mrs. Ellis Llniger, on H arrison I following; C ip tn ln J. Salcsky, Re- p ark receives. for seveial years and was tra n s s tre e t Tuesday afternoon. I creation Officer. Murine B arracks. a Jam es Moss, who lives with ferred to the C alifornia city to K lam ath Fulls. Ensign M Keagen F rom the records at the office Dave Snyder on the Ashland Mine lak e up the sam e w ork there. Personal! Officer. Naval Air Bta- of J. Q. Adams, city recorder, I« Mr. and Mrs. F. K. M cCutch road, w as seriously injured F ri I tlon K lam ath F alla; Mr. Harold Is learned th a the following Ash day while w orking at the H enry eon arrived in Ashland Tuesday, land new com ers a re listed; W S. I Scheldler. M ilitary Store. K lam ath com ing from Chico, California. Lum ber Company near Ashland. He sustained injuries io his ribs Spar«» a t 563 N orth Main; Mont Falla; M rs. Don Safford, Hostess They plan to live in Ashland, as SODA MOUNTAIN Monroe, 36H O tis; Mrs. Robert Service Club No. 2. Cam p W hite. this seem s to be a beneficial cli and chest when thrown from the WAC'a D etachm ent, O r 1 e r 1 y MAN FOUND DEAD Dunn, 446 Allison; John Schoen- m ate for Mis. M cCutcheon's a s th green chain. wähl, 371 G resham ; E zra A Hull, Room, Cam p W hite; C aptain W al Rev. H ow ard Rees of th e Con m a trouble. Mr. M cCutcheon is a ter J. B ryant, Commanding. P ri P aul Jones MeQuat, for the past Bellview d istrict; Callie W orkham , gregational church, was tendered contract p ain ter and sign p ain ter soner Of W ar G uards, P. W. Sec by trade and is looking around a birthday p arty by several close five years a resid en t in a sm all 3« South 2nd; W. J Collls. 371 tion - 1013) Cam p W h'te; Public M ountain Avenue; E. E. Sheldon, cabin on top ow Soda M ountain, friends M onday evening a t his fo r a place to go into buamess. R elations Office. C am p W hite; L t Mrs. J. M aran is of M ontague, home. The evening was spent in was found dead W ednesday even 47 G ranite stre e t; H arry Stedlea, Evan Lucas, Medford Air Field, ing, A ugust 10 by E lm er Hopkins 304 4th stre e t; V. A. Chllson, playii.g gam es, followed by re California, entered the Com m un M edford, ___ ity H ospital Tuesday fo r surgery. freshm ents, the cen ter of in terest and W ard H u rlb u rt of R oute 1, 40 Bush street. when they went to the cabin. They w as a huge birthday cake baked Born to M rs. Cloye Nidiver of had taken the m all to him Mon VARSITY Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Ashland, on A ugust 17, a boy, at by Mrs. Rees. The F riendly class of the day evening, tak in g him a couple C om m unity hospital. A fried ehieaen dinner was se r C hurch of C hrist held its last re of letters. When he w as found, he ved in the beautiful g ard en a t the g u lar m eeting last week a t the was sittin g in his chair, and had W D. Jackson hom e on Iowa I hom e of Mrs. Anna M esser Social apparently died of a sudden heart s tre e t Thursday, honoring Mrs. ¡an d business m a tte rs pertaining attr-ck while reading th e letters. One w as unopened and the other C ia.re S cott on the occasion 01 to the class occupied the evening. Mrs. E arl Downing. Mrs. E v erett w as n ear the ----- ------~ chair - w here — he ----- had ! h r birthday. P resent w ere the McGee and Mrs. Dick Neill had ' dropped it. He had been a gold I m em bers oi a group which obser- charge of the program , and Mrs. m iner and did a little prospecting j t ves the birthday dates of each J. A. Youngs ’c onducted the busl- m the Soda M ountain district. He I member. G u ts w ere presented to Mr« S S c cott o tt and and loimwuur the sup- sup- ,,esa session Mrs. M esser as host- a tso had r o m e talen t in draw ing Mrs. following the I pm the guests sp en t tne evening ess served refreshm ents, a s s u te d and painting and spent much of j . Q-jh * by Mrs. R ussell and Mrs. Youngs, hia tim e a t th at. He had had heart “ M esuainis Russell and Meade A son w as born to Mr. and Mrs. trouble for several years 1 of the Social Circle of the Church H a rry Chipman, popular ow ners P riv ate services were held In lo t C h n st were hostesses to th e ! the new stand on east Main lb e Litw lller F uneral Chapel Wed- street, la st W ednesday, A ugust nesday morning. C ircle m the L itina P a rk ih u r s - He was born October 29, 1876 day. The m eeting opened with a W- « “T * 12 o ’clock luncheon. Husbands had w ho al3° ls d t y e<Utor a t 018 a t C incinatti, Ohio and w as 76 b i e n ^ n e d ' ^ u X ’v ^ ^ i t 3 pre^ • J DaiIy " S 9- waa unable to 1)0 a t . 1 of age * a * U t the tim e of his death. LZCKlXJf ^ IIUIII^O, w . . . . . , ............. w ork W ednesday, b u t had recov- I p riv ate a te services were held Wed- sent. A t 2 o ’clock tne w ork m eet ered sufficiently to be on the Job | years, nine m onths and 15 days ing g o t under way, the m ain fe a again T hursday, and w as passing nesday morning, A ugust 23 at Lit- tu re being the w ork pro ject oi j^ T s u ih v a tT im n irro U ly n n in » romantic *ccne from the thrilling action out the cigars for the event. The chapel, w ith F a th e r G. R. Turney m aking articles fo r tne Happy fam ily is doing fine, H arry rep o rts of the St. M arks Episcopal church picture, ’ Uncefuin Glory," with Paul LukM.Luc.lc Wmon.Faye Eme«on. L ads Home n e a r Eugene. this week. ! a t Medford officiating. In term en t F rid ay evening a num ber of w as m ade in Siskiyou M emorial SU IT TO Q UIET TITLE guests observed the birthd ay of cem etery at Medford. A LIA S SUM M ONS M rs. G. W. B yrd of Bellveiw, w ith | Survivors include P . G. Me- (for publication) in th e C ircuit court of presentation of gifts, m usic and •' Ouat. Meadow Valley, California, THE b i ATE Oh' OREGON FOR closing w ith refreshm ents, w ith a a jon; daughters, Mrs. W. H. b irth d ay cake as the "center of at- , Lydard of Medford and M rs. C. JACKSON COUNTY. C H A R L E S A L B E R T JO N E S and traction. i A. O rr of P o rtland, and tw o sons EDNA G . J O N E S , h u s b a n d a n d H arold G illette cam e last Tues- ¡n th e arm ed services, Sgt. A. W. wife, p la in tiffs day from K lam ath F alls to visit M cOuat a t C am p B eauregard, vs. w ith his gran d fath er, John R. P it Louisiana and Lt. Paul C. McOuat GLADYS W. J O H N S O N and tenger of N orth Main street. He of Bainbridge, Georgia, and three I JOHN DOE JOHNSON, h er hus- ! brothers in the eas. Services were ; band, if m arried, o r if deceased, will spend a week or so here. W.C.T.U. will hold th eir re g u la r [ delayed so th a t th e tw o sons in I then h er legal heirs, if any, ana ' also ail otner persons or parties m eeting today (T hursday) a t the th e services could atten d the fun- known or unknown ciaim ing any home of Mrs. E lla Leonard 311 eraj of th eir fath er. right, title, estate, lien, or in terest H i g h S t r e e t ____________ o -------------- in the ieal property described in T uesday evening the R ebekahs i j c /A tne Com plaint heiein, m et in re g u la r session. Routine D efendants TO EACH O F T H E ABOVE business w as attended to and a I ABOVE NAM ED D E PEN D A N TS com m ittee appoined to m ake plans IN T H E NAME O F TH E : for celebrating the founding of the E v ery w eek -en d so m e ty p e of j STATE OF OREGON y o u and R ebekah Order, a t the second m ilitary drops into the club to I each oi you are hereby required m eeting in Septem ber. All mem- re st for a while o r g et cleaned up before going fu rth e r on their ! to appear and answ er the Com- bers should plan to be there, j p lain t filed ag ain st you in the ' A drian Steel 14 and his step Journey and Sunday m orning a A DAY UNTIL SOLD above entitled suit w itnin four (4) I brother O sa W aggoner, both of larg e p a rty of M arine S ergeants weeks from the date of the first T alent w ere injured M onday even- publication of this Summ ons; and j when a rc ar t ,re lew -o u t ALL DRESSES ARE NOW UNDER ,f you w fail an t They 6 w ere brought to Community — — —— to — — answer, ——- - - — - , fo - — r - w ------ thereof ,the P lain tiffs will apply COST PRICE to the C ourt for the relief prayed Hosp.tal, Ashland for treatm ent, w ith Steele sustaining a broken for in th eir Com plaint, to-w it: T h at they be adjudged and de ankle and W aggoner suffering BETTER HURRY AND GET YOURS creed to be the owners in fee sim several cu ts and bruises. ple of the real property situated Mrs. R eba Kelsey returned S a t in th e City of A shland, Jackson urday a fte r spending several day» County, Oregon, particu larly de in K lam ath F alls on business and • FRIDAY • scribed as follows, to-w it: Lots Eleven (11), Twelve (17), visiting friends. Saturday and Sunday Donald E. H om e of 14 B. stre e t » T hirteen (13), F ourteen (14), Ashland, underw ent a tonsilec- N ineteen (19) and T w enty (20) of the NICKELL PL A T E AD tom y at the Com munity H ospital DITION to th e C ity of Ashland, Monday. * , J ■ . Jackson County, Oregon, a c Rev and Mrs. H ow ard Rees of cording to the official plat the C ongregational church are en thereof, now of record, joying the s ta r t of th eir vacation free and clear of any and all right, of two weeks beginning the first r ROUND-UP! ■ title, claim, e sta te o r in te re st of any kind and n atu re on the p a rt of the week. Rev. B. F. McCall, of the D efendants of eith er o r any form er p asto r of the church .will su b stitu te in th e pulpet during ■ of them. By order of the H onorable H. Rev . R ees’ vacation.. K. H anna, Judge of said Court, B om to Mr. and Mrs. P. H. ' made and dated the 23rd d ay of M orris of P rospect a 914 lb. boy, 1 A ugust, 1944, this A lias Summ ons a t C om m unity Hospital, on F ri ! Is served upon you by publication for four successive weeks in the day, the 18th of A ugust. Southern Oregon Miner, a n ew s-, W. I. Pyle of — Redding, -• Callfor- paper of general circualtion, prin t- | nia, cam e last week, to visit for a ed and published in A shland, tim e w ith his sister, Mrs. R eba Jackson County Oregon, the date Kelsey. of the firs t publication thereof ________ o-------------- being A ugust 24, 1944, and th e A tim e fo r answ er expiring Septem - C ilI lS iVIUCn hostess on S a tu r day nights, brought seveial Jars g rap e juice to n u k e punch for the regular S atu rd a y night dance and on Sun day Mr J. D. W oodw orth brought a generous a m o u n t o f f r e s h <hea to tile cjub. These were . on plates around the building and soon the p lates would have to be refilled as he boys thought they were wonderful. Some of them apoliglzed for eatin g so m any but said they w ere so good they couldn’t resist. They were told th at was w h a t they w ire bi vug lit for and it seemed to please all of them to think some one on the outside is looking out for their welfare. o c m Friday and Saturday Stock Removal Cliih HUD RpotinC lUCSUIIK Spot for Military w ith DAME MAY WHITTY Param ount News .... Color Cartoon Sun. - Mon. ~ Tues. SALE Dresses Reduced METZ 'MeabtoeL- 5c - 10c - 25c and $1 Store Î ÔMÂNTIC AS ALWAYS THE VERY BEST IN WORKMANSHIP AND THE MOST COURTEOUS TREATMENT Also SELECTED iHORT SUBJECTS Next Wed. & Thurs. > A m u k . 1A6A of > RA'.V CO’PA SEI) j ¿Ac j 21,1944 WM. M WARDROBE On tlie Plaza ! dated at USO Club briggs A ttorney for P laintiffs, P ost Of- I fice address: Pioneer Building, ' CLEANERS Phone 3281 --------- Mrs, Carm el Barnhouse, senior ft. - PURPLE HEART ■ - - - - . . - Why Not Eat at Southern Oregon’s Most Attractive Dining Room? 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