Pap** *1kat Jlal SemetlüM}
City of Ashland
uets funds From
Sale of Property
Attended War
Finance Meeting
Vice Presidential
Candidate Speaks
Here Friday Eve
£ay~¿btd &ay¿ 9t!
PTA WILL MEET
THURSDAY EVENING
The regular meeting of the
Ashland Junior-Senior PTA is
scheduled for tonight, Thursday
evening, at 8 o’clock at the Jun­
ior High school library. On the
program will be a talk by Mr.
Earl T. Newbry, on pioposed
legislation concerning the schools
of Oregon, which will come be­
fore the voters of Oregon in the
November election. All parents
and patrons are urged to attend.
Following the program will be a
social hour.
Three Objectors
Found Guilty of
Draft Evasion
Funds Trickle in
for War Chest
Chairman Reports
Mrs. Alice Patterson, Jackson
county Sub Chairman of the War
One conscientious objector was
Finance committee is in Portland
this week attending a meeting of
sentenced to three years in pri­
son, and two others, also found
the Oregon War Finance commit­
guilty, were turned over to pro­
tee, at which plans are being
n u i p u itc y o i u ie wduuwii Coun made for the Sixth War Loan
A late announcement last week
bation officers, by Federal Judge
Frank Thompson, local chair­
fcj Wa,*.«*UMlWiiVil» Ol fceillilg UlX Drive. On Wednesday the meet­ gave the news to Ashland that
James A. Fee in federal court man of the Community War
pivpwiiy, xuut uiougnt ing went into plana for the nat­ the candidate for vice president
here.
drive, stated this week that
tow *W4*U»»h4g IttV « hum to Uie cny ional campaign and Thursday on the Republican ticket, John
Ray Wilbur Zemke of Talent, Chest
funds continue to come in and
u4 ¿vxOtfuu unu uie A s h la n d took
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after his conviction, told Judge Tuesday evening the local fund
a discussion of plans for W. Bricker would stop briefly in
Miuuui u iau ici, utcuruing to tig- j the state drive. Conferences were Ashland at 6:45 Friday evening.
Fee
that
v
,• • he had no .. choice . under
.
had grown to about $1300. The
urea supplied uy A. E. I owell, held at the Benson hotel. Mrs. He appeared on schedule, and
u^„I,ell?lon otJ1.er Vi.3"
°,bey quota for Ashland is >4,000. Most
was
introduced
by
U.
S.
Senator
county commissioner. Ashland» Helen Dungan accompanied Mrs.
man
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°
f the funds which have been
Guy Cordon and spoke for a few
snare has been: 1941, S2.177.74; Patterson to Poi rtland.
taken
in to date have been volun-
minutes to several hundred Ash­
tvs year) >1154.74; 1942-43, >20,-
glad of the privilege of going to tary contributions from persons
land people who had appeared at
390.19; 1943-44, >5,007.0», making
prison for his religion.
who have come to the office Mr
the Southern Pacific depot to
a city toUil of >20,020.30. During
Clifford Frank Wooster and
Several Ashland members of
hear him. Following the talk, the Parent Teachers association Marvin Ray Guysinger, both of Thompson has set up in the Gas
lue same period the Ashland
and that of Mrs. Bricker the two attended the meeting in Medford Klamath Falls, were referred to company office. The block be­
school fund has accrued the fol­
tween First and Second streets
A
military
wedding
united
in
j
mingled with the crowd,
lowing funds; >1,440.25 $2,342.57,
Tuesday afternoon. Presiding at the probation officer for investi­ has been solicited by the commit­
Governor
marriage
Miss
Kathryn
Brown
of
|
jn
his
short
talk,
C
>22,241.00, >3,205.55, m aking a
the meeting was Mrs. Henry H. gation before sentence.—Medford tee appointed for the purpose
Bricker pointed
pointed out
out that
that the
1 issue George, state president of the Ni lew !.
school district total of >20,310.45, Ashland and Lt. J. W. Lewis, on ______
and fine contrubution was made
October
6
at
the
army
post
at
of this campaign was whether or Oregon PTA and Mrs. H. C. Obye
or a grand total for this area of
bf the business houses and indi­
Ephrata,
Washington.
The
bride
not
more
power
should
be
vested
>58,130.81.
regional vice president of Region
viduals in that block. Other com­
has
been
an
office
worker
in
the
in
the
federal
government
and
Another program approved by
of the Selby Chevrolet centralized in Washington. The 8 and rMs. W. R. Harper of the
MEDFORD,— T h e R a m s e y mittees have not gotten into
the county court, and which will office
city
council
at
Grants
Pass,
were
yet, but expect to within
of Ashland the past Whole world looks to this coun­ present
Creek Canyon road, a feeder road stride
appear on this fall's election bal­ company
a few days, especially those com­
year.
The
chaplain
at
the
post
try
for
help,
Governor
Bricker
to
Evans
vailey
timber,
has
been
lot, it a proposal to provide funds
Welfare of school children as
mittees appointed to make the
rformed the ceremony, it was _
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__
said, ___
and ________
“if we are
to help them.
for the rebuilding of the county
efected by the various legislative graded and is ready for traffic, rounds of business houses up and
irned.
Mrs.
Lewis
is
the
daught
we
must
maintain
the
pattern
of
farm and hospital buildings. The er of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Brown (ree enterprise which in the past measures was the theme of the County Engineer Paul B. Rynn- down Main Street.
»resent buildings are held to be of Ashland. The newly married 150 years has made this nation meeting. The matter of having ing reports. The federal public
Mr. Thompson stated that the
roads administration will gravel
nedaquate for present needs.
couple will make their home for the envy of the world” The education represented at the the road later. The cost, >25,000, committees being formed in the
the present at Soap Lake, Wash­ speaker charged that the New coming peace conference was was borne by the timber owners nine election precincts of Ash­
ington, adjacent to the Ephrata deal has steadfastly departed one into with a permanent of- and Jackson county. It shortens land, have not as yet made any
direct solicitations but those com­
air base, where Lt. Lewis is sta­ from this path. He stressed that ice internationally for education the
log haul to mills in this city
was favored.
The organization
tioned.
“it is time for a change in Wash­ was also in favor of legislation to about ten miles and taps a rich mittees, too, are expected to get
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This week 12 boxes were wrap­
ington,” and urged the election protect juvenile delinquents in­ area. Rynning said building the to work within a week or so.
The War Chest drive officially
ped in gay Christmas wrappings,
of Governor Dewey as president, stead of putting them in jail, was road took longer than expected
filled with Christmas cards,
and asking that Oregon give him expressed and expressing favor due to labor and material short­ ends on November 11th again
this year.
games, books, playing cards, shav
support by electing Congressmen for school bill 314. The meeting age.
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ing creams, soap, mints, and sev­
Ellsworth, Cordon and Morse.
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was
in
favor
of
health
instruc­
eral other articles, and with each
Mayor T. S. Wiley presented tion in the schools and to have a
box having a carefully wnapped
the vice presidential] candidate state nutrition supervisor for the
homebaked fruitcake. T h e s e
with a box of Ashland*» famous school «inches.
boxes were arranged for by a
peaches, and Mrs. R. I. Flaharty
Attending from Ashland were
Beginning Sunday at the Full
group of Mexicans from the Sou­
presented Mrs. Bricker with a Mrs. C. C. Frazier, Mrs. B. L.
Gospel
Temple, Evangelist John
thern Pacific Camp No. 232 in
The Ashland Senior h i g h bouquet.
Peters, Mrs._Jack Walker, Mrs.
Stovall will conduct a series of
the Siskiyous, who wanted to school team traveled to Lake-
Accompanying the train from C. L. Wolff, Mrs. R. L. Crosby,
meetings, which will continue
send gifts to the boys in the ser­ view last Friday afternoon and in Grants Pass were an Ashland de­ Mrs. Larkin Grubb, Mrs. Jack
each night of the week at 7:45 P.
vice whu_might not get a Christ­ the first winning game of the legation which included the fol­ Zittercob and Mrs. B. D. McCoy.
M. except Saturday. Rev. Stovall
mas package. Bruno Muschalek, grid season, running wild over lowing: Ralph Koozer, Jackson Following the meeting refresh­
The opening of the annual is known as the Southern evan­
spokesman for the group, came the Lakeview team. Final score , Count; y Republican chairm a n; ments were served.
Christmas seal sale, which finan­ gelist, and reports reveal that his
to the Red Cross dressing rooms was 45-13. In the first half, the Earl T. Newbry, state senator,
ces the fight against tuberculo­ meetings- in various cities of the
chairman, Mrs. S. B. McNair, for local boys were held to close and Frank J. Van Dyke, state re­ ASHLAND INFANTRYMAN
sis, has been changed to Novem­ United States have been widely
advice in the proceedings. She scoring with the half period end­ presentative.
PROMOTED IN ITALY ber 27, Mrs. Ruth E. Bauer, coun- attended.
named Mrs. C. A. Haines and Mrs ing with the Ashland team lead­
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WITH THE FIFTH ARMY, It­
chairman, announced Satur- , Evangelist Stovall w ill be
Chas. Fortmiller to assist in the ing 12 to 6. In the second half,
For Dependable Houseware & aly-C orporal Howard D. Collins, ty
day
to a group of workers from speaking a number of nights on
work.
the Ashland Grizzlies got their Hardware at Reasonable Prices, whose wife Christens lives at 44
The boxes were sent out Wed­ fighting blood up, for they came think of Marshall-Wells on the Garfield Street, Ashland, Oregon, many sections of the county, gath prophetic subjects. Some of the
for luncheon, at the Hotel messages are entitled, “How Will
nesday and wil go to the San back to roll over their opponents Plaza, phone 21231.
has been promoted to sergeant. ered
Medford. The 1944 campaign was This Present War End?” “Is the
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Francisco Christmas ship in care almost at will. Samuelson scored
He is a reconnaissance sergeant orginally scheduled to open on Antichrist at Hand?” “This Pre­
of Postmaster Wm. H. McCarthy, three times, Reedy twice, Ramey
with the 91st Infantry Division of November 20. The change, she sent War in Prophecy”.
chairman of the San Francisco and Gandee once each to make
the Fifth Army in Italy.
The evangelist will also be giv­
stated, was made to coincide with
committee.
the tollies for Ashland. Al! of the
ing a series of messages on' Di
war
chest
committee
plans
and
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<•
(B
y
OLD
TIMKB)
10 boys making the trip saw ac­
vine Healing, and the sick will be
shipment of campaign supplies
tion in the game.
To the Editor:
prayed for on certain nights.
There
will
be
seals
for
every­
Coach John Roberts* junior
This is the season when a TALENT, October 17—Mr. and
The Full Gospel Temple is lo­
high team went to Grants Pass spare blanket is more important Mrs. Albert Murry and two child­ one this year, Mrs. Bauer declar­ cated at 485 Siskiyou, and the
ed,
emphasizing
the
need
to
get
ren spent the week end with Mr new names on the mailing lists. public is cordially invited to at­
Funeral services were held Friday after noon, returning a spare tire.
> > A
and Mrs. Andy Carroll near Trail. There are many new people in tend these services.
Weunesday, October 18 at 1 o’­ with their record of being unde­
Mr. Straus and Mr. Walters of the county, she added, v’ho are
clock lor James D. Anderson, feated intock, taking the Grants
The war has acomplished one
wno died Sunday at the home of Pass iuniors to the tune of 19 to thing. It has made every news­ Sams Valley who recently pur­ undoubtedly anxious to aid this
his daughter Mrs. C. R. Foster, 0. All of the local team scores paper reader an expert on geo­ chased the Talent Market moved worthy cause.
their families here last week. Mr
services were held at the Litwil- were made in the first half, with graphy.
Meeting with the seal sale
and Mrs. Straus are located in workers was Mrs. Elwood Hed-
ler Funeral chapel and interment Ed Beare, Jerry Richardson and
v
v
v
The car stolen about three
Glenn
Speece,
making
the
count­
was made in the Mountain View
News from the Southwest Pa­ the Talent Camp ground and the
ers. All of the game was played cific proves that when General Walters family in the apartment berg, president of the Public weeks ago from Don Sears of the
cemetery.
Health assiciation, which spon­ Mountain States Music Company,
Anderson was born May 23, in the Grants Pass end of the MacArthur gets a few planes he at the store._
sors each year’s drive to raise
field,
they
never
being
able
to
Mr. Ben Clark finished build­ funds, used to fight tuberculosis, by Lloyd Caulins, a company em­
1870 at Effingham, Illinois. He
knows what to do with them.
ployee, was found Friday in
once
cross
into
Ashland
territory.
ing a new fire place in their exclusively .
was a farmer by trade and had
Duinsmuir, unharmed, except
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. home last week.
lived in this community for the All of Coach Roberts’ reserves
At the outset of the war, Uncle
Community chairmen present
Betty Combest who spent the were Mrs. StSwart Porter, Phoe- that the battery was dead. How­
past five years. He had been ill plaved in the game.
Zeke observes the Nazis were
ard Mayberry, Southern Pacific
This
Friday,
both
teams
will
past two months in the valley
the past three month. He was a
drunk with victory. Now, says m’pHno
j n{x; Mrs. Lottie Van Scoy, Eagle employee, recognized the car,
member of the local Nazarene again take to the road, the Senior U. Z., it’s their cities that are Come fn
Mrs.
V- Miirtin, Jack’ which was parked on a side
high team to play at Grants Pass
F r i d t Underwood, Washington sonville; Mrs. John Holmer, Cen­ street He called L. C. Ostrander,
Church.
plastered.
Friday.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs and the Juniors going to Kla-
Point; Mrs. Frances I. Pear- Southern Pacific employee here
v < v
Falls for the week end
Talent High defeated Prospect tral
Hattie Anderson; two daughters muth
son, Prospect; Mrs. C. Norman at Ashland, who told Sears of the
games.
President
Roosevelt
has
“lied
s,x, ,man football team 34-6 at Gail, Gold Hill and Mrs. John L.
Mrs. C. V. Stevenson, Pasadena,
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car. Local police were asked to
us into war,” says Clare Booth Ashland Friday night
California and Mrs. C. R. Foster
Peffley, Sams Vallley.
check with the Dunfemuir police,
Luce.
This
wild
declaration
may
Mr
and
Mrs.
Claude
Williams
of Ashland ad a brother in Neb­
Mrs. Enrel E. Stearns, the Ash­ who soon verified the report. The
bring some comfort and cheer to and daughter Arlis moved from
raska and a sister in Michigan.
the troubled souls of Hirohito tne Rudy Conner pear orchard on land chairman, was unable to at­ >500 which was taken at the time
tend because of illness.
the car was stolen has not been
and Hitler.
Anderson Creek onto the Steve
recovered. No trace of Caulkins
About three o’clock Saturday
, , ,
High proterty where Mr. Will-
or his wife have been found eith­
thn j 4 y
depart-
js there any possibility that ' lams w ill have charge of the
er.
w “ called to fight a blaze 1 Hitter, Himmler, Goring and the "'mC oreoard north of Talent.
Up to the present time war T
\ h^
^
l0p?do?n
rear
other Nazi war leaders will es-
The first meeting of the Tal­
wounded returning to this coun­
^ t ure’ “ -
cap* Alied custody? This ques- ent Extension Unit was held at
Three Ashland men were hail­
try have been adequately hand­
^UI7i.ing n ^ 5 tion becomes acutely important the City Hall Wednesday Oct. 11 ed in Ashland City court this
led, but with the increased de­
ey
door *oto the rear of as the hour of German defeat at 10:30. There was a covered week. Kenna LeRoy (Bud) Gan-
mand, the U. S. Army medical tn e store was damaged some draws close. It was in accord with dish luncheop at noon. The topic dee plead guiity to a charge of
In an item in last weeks Lake
department has called upon the 1 and a car belonging to Sid Reed the “right of asylum” that Hol­ was “Conserve with the scraD 1 operating an automobile while in- County Examiner, the California
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WACs to furnish additional train . was damaged. A tire was burned land permitted Kaiser Wilhelm bag. Paterns ____
were shown
and ’ a__•________
toxicated condition.
He was fined i Oregon Power company is taking
ed technicians, particularly to as and the paint on one fender da­ to chop wood at Doom. Howev­ how to use them. About 18 ladies >125.00 and $2.50 costs and given over all the electric generating
sist the dental officers in army maged.
a 20 day sentence in jail. The and distributing facilities of the
er, the Allied governments have sat down to lunch.
hospitals. The quota set for the
In the forenoon the truck was warned non-belligerents that no
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Clark were sentence was suspended as was California Public Service Com­
Ashland area has-been placed at called to 63 California Street effort to protect war criminals business callers in Jacksonville part of the fine on condition of pany, serving communities at
five. The training received will where a woodshed at the rear of or help them elude the long arm Thursday.
future good conduct. His liquor Lakeview, and vicinity in Oregon
be under the nation’s finest in­ the residence was burned. Con­ of international justice will be
Mrs. Maxine Rowe of Central permit was turned over to the and Alturas, Cedarville, Canby
structors and the enrollee will tents of the shed were not saved, tolerated.
Point spent Sunday afternoon state liquor commission with the and vicinity in California. The
have the satisfaction of knowing and wood stacked nearby was
visiting friends in Talent. She recommendation that it be sus­ company had been purchasin'’
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she is accomplishing a big war badly scorched.
pended for a year. He was also much of its power of late from
is a former resident of Talent.
We read that Hitter is develop­
time job, and at the same time
Bill Williams of the U. S. Navy instructed to pay for damage to COPCO. About 2250 customers
ing Berchtesgaden into a fortress is home from Farragut, Idaho for city property in the amount of were served by the company.
acquiring a valuable and highly
for protection against his hench­ a 15 days furlough. He is the son >25. Joseph Freese was arrested Transfer of the property is sub­
trained profession for the future.
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men should they turn on him. of Mrs. Dave Bradley and a gra­ for not having an operator’s li­ ject to approval of the California
The Fuehrer’s secret weapon is duate of the Talent High School cense. He also plead guilty and Railroad Commission, the Public
Saturday night was an evening white police dogs. He now has in 1944.
was fined >7.50 including costs, Utilities Commissioner of Oregon
of varied activities at the USO 350 of them in his huge kennels,
Talent Community Club met which he paid. Jack Dwight Mc­ and federal regulatory commis­
Friends here received word the Club. Mrs. Lockhart had some has recently ordered that all oth­ Wednesday,
„
. . October
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»ast week that Lt. Robert T. Les- GIs move the big ping pong table er dogs of the same color and City Hall and a special invitation charge of tampering with a car
The Lakeview property consis­
ie had been killed in action in from the front porch, as it is get- , breed De drafted for his defense. was given to strangers and peo- I not his own i. He plead guilty and ted of distribution lines, rural
Italy. Leslie was at one time sta­ tin gtoo cool to play outside, into I Verily, how art the mighty fall- pie living in the vicinity. Officers 1 was fined >10.00 and costs of lines ahd a hydro-generating
elected at a recent meeting in­ >2.50 and given a 20 day jail plant on New Pine creek and the
tioned in Ashland as a member the dining room, so 2 tables o f , en.
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clude, Mrs. Belle LaVander, pre­ sentence, which was suspended on 66 kv transmission lines extend­
of the state police force. His par­ ping pong were going all evening
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Leslie In the library there were card
ing 30 miles west from Lakeview
State treasure Scott reports sident; Mrs. Jason Ottinger. Sec­ condition of good behavior.
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of Klamath Falls were notified ames, checkers and reading, that Oregon cities have reduced retary and Mrs. Charles Hold-
to connect with the COPCO svs-
by the War Department that ancing as usual.
their debt by over 10 millions in ridge Treasurer. A discussion of
tem. The Alturas system embro''-
At closing time the mail was two years. Ashland is reported to approaching activities of the club
their son was killed on October 1.
ed the hydroplant on New P ’ —
Postmaster General Walker an­ creek, local distribution line®, th'’
Lt. Leslie was bom at Klamath taken to the post office which have made a reduction of >141,
Falls, starring in athletics there consisted of 6 post cards and 11 891.51. The net debt on July 1,
Charles O. Long Jr. left Fri­ nounced that a new three-cent line and distributing system se-
letters
nad
written 1944 was $159,633.56, the report day. On his return he will drive stamp will commemorate the 50th ving Cedarville and the 66
and later at O!
OSC. He was 27, and J?1
f - which
IL
n
, been
1
enlisted in the army air corps in during the evening.
through a new White logging anniversary of motion pictures transmission line from Altura'; tn
shows.
February, 1943 and received his
truck purchased by the C. L. on October 31st.
Camby where it connects wit*
y r *
The new issue will be placed the COPCO plant.
The large sized task of moving
wings and commission at Marfa,
Skeeters
logging Company of Tai
A curious male tosses in this
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furniture, nxiures
fixtures ana
and stock question: Will women in the ent.
on first day sgh» in Hollywood
Texas. He was a bomber pilot. the
ufe lurnnure,
His wife and 2% year old s o n ,° f fj16 Metz store started last armed services accept the term
Floyd Goin of Prospect, after and in New Yolk City. Pictured
W. T. Brickey last week made
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' Sunday and by the middle of the "veteran” when they’re muster- • spending the past two weeks un­ on the stamp is a G-I audience a $10.00 contribution to the Nat­
now live in Arcadia, California.
week all of the stock was in the ed out?
dergoing treatment for back in­ viewing a movie somewhere in ional War fund, at the reauest of
Mrs. Jack Thrasher, owner o f ; new quarters in the Enders build
juries has returned to his work the South Pacific.
his son Ralph Brickev, who has
the Thrasher Kennels at Phoenix r ing. I- The store is still closed how-
near Prosnect with the Skeeters
been overseas in the South Paci­
was a visitor in Ashland Tuesday ever ,so that the tables can be
For Dependable Houseware & Logging Co.
For Dependable Houseware & fic for about a year. The cm iri
afternoon, following her return arranged
inged and stock properly dis Hardware at Reasonable Prices,
C. L. Jones of Anderson Creek Hardware at Reasonable Prices, button was made to the fund r«-»
played. Plans are being made for think of Marshall-Wells on the was a business caller here last think of Marshall-Wells on the w ill replace the usual Christmas
from Klamath Falls, where gfce pla;
formal opening soon.
had been on buaine«.
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Plaaa. phono 11111.
week
(ft
Local Girl Weds
Army Man Oct 6
PTA Meeting Held
At Medford Wed.
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Road Ready
J
C
Mexicans Donate for
Christmas Boxes
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Ashland Downs
Lakeview; Juniors
Take Grants Pass
Christmas Seal
Sale to Start
November 27th
’n That
Services Wednesday
for J. D. Anderson
Revival Begins at
Full Gospel Temple
TALENT HEWS
Stolen Auto Found
at Duinsmuir Satur.
Five WACs Is The
Quota for Ashland
Former Ashland State
Police Killed in Italy
Fire Department
Has Two Calls Satur.
Three Ashland Men
Fined in Court
Varied Activities at
USO Saturday Eve
f
New Stamp Coming
COPCO Takes Over
Lakview Properties