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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1944)
Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, August 31, 1944 H arry J. Boat, S I/o arrived here late Monday from Tacoma, Washington. He has been In the South Pacific about two months. and left Ashland Saturday for LOCAL HAPPENINGS Howard Odin, our popular taxle , Herb Huson, until a couple of ago operating an eating owner. was a busi neos visitor at Klamath Palls Tuesday, return- ' house near the f s i t h e m l*aclflc depot., closed there and last week Treasure Island, from where he lng later In the evening. Homer W alk er of Eagle Point started operating the Weyerhaus- will be assigned to further duty. was a business caller In Ashland er's store at the timber farm be tween Ashland and Klamath Palls Tuesday morning, Doris J. Vam es of Grants Pass The Job keeps him quite busy and w as arrested by city police Mon- he * * n but utUe 10 A -h l* nd day on a charge of being drunk since going onto the new Job Wm . Henry Blackburn, for and disorderly at a local hotel. In city police court she was fined some months a resident of Ash 12.50 Including the costs and giv land( was arrested the past week en a ten day Jail sentence. After on a charge of driving a car with paying the costs of $2.50 and five void license plates. He plead guil dollars on the fine, she was re ty to the tb arg e and was fined leased and told to stay out of $5 00 and costs and was given a town. ten day Jail sentence which w as June Anderson left on Satur suspended on the promise to quit day for Los Angeles where she Joy riding and to get Oregon li will attend school this winter. She cense plates on his car. The fo r has attended Ashland high school mer plates had been from A r i zona. fo r the past two years. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burns Newcomers to Ashland this week include Jamee N. Givas, 23ft and two daughters moved Mon E. Main; Thurman A. Smith, 459 day to Ashland from Duinsmulr, Morton St.; Mrs. Chas. A. Mus- Mrs. Burns and the daughters to cutt, 217 Fourth S t ; Lester Tay- take up their residence here, and 215 4th St.; Ernest Schuster, Kenneth to report to the Induc 139 N, Main; Frank J. Rubies, tion station at San Francisco next 448 Allison; Floyd Nielson, 272 week. Mrs. Burns w ill live with Maple St.; R. W . Wilson. 395 E. her «S te r Mrs. Orth Miller, Main and V. A. Chilson 40 Bush whose husband Is stationed at St. 'F a rra g u t, Idaho for training. Mr. Born to M r and Mrs. R. H. W ll- !*® Urnf has ***?_ i _brlkemAn with Also SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS Sun. - Mon. - Tues. liamson, operators of the Silver Crest dairy a daughter. Wt. 8 lbs 6 ounces on Monday evening, at the Community Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John W ym er and children, Anita, Shirley and Betty arrived in Ashland Saturday anti moved into their new home on Wightm an street. They are form er residents o f Ashland. Softball gam es a t Ashla n d continue to be popular each Mon day evening. There are always sufficient players tomake up two teams and a thoroughly enjoyable evening is the result. Monday evening, the score w as 2 to 18, rather one sided, but a lot of fun. Zane George Tucker was fined $2.00 and costs of $4.50 in Jus tice Nelle Burns’ court this week on a charge of not having an op erator’s license! James D. Joy of the state police force made the * arrest. He plead guilty to the charge and paid the fine. Roy Mitchell Touvel w as arrested by officer B. W . Jungswirth on a charge of not having an opera tor’s license. He plead guilty to the charge and was fined $2 50 ' and costs of $4.50 which w as paid. the Sou them Pacific Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Boles and daughter came from Newburg Saturday to spend a week or so visiting with Mr. Boles' aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Robertson at 50 Gres ham street. Mr. Boles has been working in the shipyards but had to quit by his doctor’s order*. Miss Jacqueline Flnfeth, grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Porter, who has spent thia sum mer with her grandparents, left Tuesday for her home In Spokane, Wash. M r * Porter accompanied her granddaughter as fa r a Port land, returning the next day. She w as met In Portland by her other grandmother, Mrs. Ream who then accompanied the young lady on to her home. The m arriage of Miss Genlve Arnett and Jack L. Bezoff of Klam ath F alls w as quiteiy held In the Faith Temple, with Rev. Leo W ine officiating. The vowa were pronounced at 5 o'clock last Tuesday, August 22. The young couple were attended by Mr. and Mrs. R ay H. Arnett of Klamath Falls. They will spend their hon eymoon in Los Angeles, after ! M rs Shell o f Harrison street which they will he a t home at ■entertained three elderly ladies at Klam ath F a lla ’ a party Tuesday afternoon, M rs M ax DeMille, 23 a diabetic has Scripter, Mrs. W in g and Mrs. been very 111 the past week and Mildred Adam s being the guests. the first of the week went com The four ladies combined ages to pletely blind. He has been suffer taled 333 years, it w as learned ing from this trouble for months. ------------- o------------- during the afternoon. Sewing and visiting w as enjoyed during the afternoon, and w as followed by delicious refreshments. County Forest Receipts Raised Mr. and Mrs. R ay Stenberg of Medford— Jackson county will A lban y spent several days in Ashland visiting at the home of receive from the national forest Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Nagel. They service receipts fo r the fiscal returned to their home Tuesday. year ending June 30 last, $74,000 Mr. Stenberg is a barber in A l K arl L. Janouch, supervisor of bany. the Rogue River national forest Rev. George M. Shuman o f the reports. It is the county’s share Presbyterian church pronounced of 25 per cent of the receipts of the m arriage vows Saturday A u g the Rogue River national forest, 26 for George W illiam Palmer, in lieu of taxes for roads and i now in the navy but form erly of schools. Reno County, Kansas and Miss The payment is $45,000 higher Jessie Lee Mullins o f Whitefield, than last year .due to the abnor- Geor®la ’ mal demand for lumber for war Mrs. Clarence Litwlller and purposes, according to Supervisor. daughter left last Wednesday to Janouch. H e doubts If such p a y -' spend a week or so visiting In ments will be made In postwar Salem and Portland. period .but believes the planned Rev. and Mrs. Howard Rees sustained yield cutting operations and daughter and son were K la - . will keep them at a substantial math Falls visitors Sunday. . level. Next Wed. & Thurs. DOUBLE FEATURE JOE E. BROWN IN “ POLO JOE” plus Oelita sensational new s ta r in . .. Dresses continue to be marked down 25c a day • MATINEE • METZ CONTINUOUS SHOWS SUNDAY Dr. H. A. Ruehe. executive sec retary of the American Butter In stitute .said the civilian butter situation this year may be the most critical in the history of the Industry. Ruehe predicted that creamery butter production for 1944 will fall about 15 per cent below that of 1943. Also, the supply available to civilians this year will be about six pounds per capita, or a Applications for the poeltlon of half pound per month per per son. Assistant Technical Consultant (Plywood Section) W a r Produc tion Board In Western Oregon and Western W ashing Ion, with headquarters at Portland, Oregon Medford — Huckleberries on «J-e being sought by the U. S. Huckleberries on Huckleberry Civil Service Commission mountain in the Union creek dis The salary for this poelstlon to trict have started to ripen, and $5228 a year, Including overtime I already scores of pickers have compensation. I t up camps, according to K arl There to no written teat and no maximum age limit. Forms for applying may be ab- talned from first or second-class WPB Asks for Plywood Consultant Huckleberries Ripe Announcing eee Stai-ting This Week., the . . . LITHIA ,rl »I fer S3 e e l at ><’ •> CHRISTMAN saving* — to- vest to WAR BONDS. Keep •n BACKIN U THE ATT ACM. 5c - 10c - 25c and $1 Store Ql 1 The Need for Comprehensive Auto mobile Insurance is now greater than ever. As cars get older, worn in sulation can cause fire, tire shortage tends to increase car theft, and cost of repairing dam age is larger because of labor and material short age. Ask this agency for com plete insurance protec tion for your car NOW! Billings Agency R E A L IN S U R A N C E Phone 8781 41 E a st Mato Subacribe for The Miner today. THEATRE will be open every Friday - Saturday Sun. - Mon. - Tues. • • P rogram s will change every Friday and Sunday • Matinee Saturday Continuous Shows Sunday FRIDAY - SATURDAY HE FIGHTS WITH FISTS AND 4 5 ’s “THE LAND DETONO The LAW REMOVAL SALE 9c Glass Sandwich Plate, reg. 17c.............9c Reamer—orange, la r g e ........................ 9c Sand Paper, assorted package...............9c Flower Pots—2 inch...................... 3 for 9c 21/« in c h .......................... 2 for 9c 3 in ch ............................... 2 for 9c 5 inch ..............................each 9c Bootees—regular 2 0 c ............................ 9c Furniture Polish ....................................9c Scratch Remover and Polish.............. 9c Wet-Me-Wet Silver Polish.....................9c Polish Cloth............................................. 9c Emery Cloth, assorted package.............9c F £ F Cough Drops.......... ....................9c Shoe Laces—27 inches................ 3 for 9c ) Many Other Items at 9c SEE OUR WINDOW S P E C IA L - DICK ORAN Stetson Felt Rugs......................40% OFF 45c Supreme Auto Cleaner & Polish....33c 53c Supreme Radiator Solder.............43c 43c Supreme Radiator Cleaner......... 33c High Chairs for $7.95—SAVE $1.00 Cribs—while they last—25% OFF Coffee Table—walnut, glass top were $10.50, now...........................$6.95 JAMES G. M A C K I E ^ ^ ^ l A u th o r iz e d D e a le r- Western Auto Su dd ! v Co. Ashland^ Oregon continues this week Some of these are at give-away prices • L. Janouch, supervisor of the Ro gue River naUoual foreet. It has been the favorite huckleberry patch of southern Oregon and northern Klamath F a ll« residents J for 60 year*. Some uf the pickera have paid annual vtolta since they were children and camp each year In the same spot aa fa r as poas- Ible, according to Supervisor Jan ouch. 9c sale “LADY LET’S DANCE” SATURDAY Butter Outlook Remains Critical For Better Flavor & Satisfying Goodness Sun. - Mon. - Tues. ■ Spencer Tracy ASK FOR in the TECHNICOLOR Cavalcade of Adventure M T. ASHLAND Butter & Creamed Cottage Cheese NORTHWEST PASSAGE ASHLAND CREAM ERY A t Ashland Groceries and Markets What is made in Ashland, makes Ashland