Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, November 16, 1944 LOCAL HAPPENINGS World relief and reconstruction, Wren, Mrs. R. Brantley, and Mrs Dewey Farmer, PFC Orrin Son- Evangelism, always tlie main call A. B. Wiitermood, Baptist Church berg and Cpi. ivaipn Mucall wun mg ox me vnurcn, atewarusnip Mia. Amy true, Mrs. t rank Bean Junior Hostesses Carolyn Rose, Heavy frosts huve been on the An Ashland murine, Private ground ot the wnoie ot life, Builuing en­ Mrs. A. T. Dangell, irm ly Guild; jean sample und sniney Weiss. each morning tor tne past The body of a man, found in rollment and attendance in me Mia. Cena Dugmli, Mrs. Norina ¡senior Hostesses on uuty were Fred H. Kannasto, l(, son ot several days in Ashlund, bringing Rogue River al.'ve the backwat­ Sunday Schools. The Crusade' is srwin, Mrs. oeity /tuanis and Mrs. Alma steimett, m is . Ben John Kannasto, 219 Granite st., er of Ray Dam, was still uniden­ retching out tor me winning ot Mrs. Raul Byers, American Leg­ Willard, Mi's. Cieo need and Miss hus been graduated from tne in­ the first killing frosts of the tified last week pending full in­ fantry and Browning automatic season. souls lor Christ and tor the ion Auxiliary; Mrs. George An­ tvamieen Silver. vestigation by Camp White, of­ more — — — — v ............• rate school at ' ‘X 'w ^re-1 Junior-Senior P.T.A. will meet raising ot $2a.0ou,oo0 tor world drews and Mrs. D. G. Haynie, ficers said. Oceanside, Calif. He is now pit i - (Thursduv) at 8 I’ M ut Also Dr. Fairham Church of Christ; Mia. W. D. Navy Needs Radar The body was found by J. J. reconstruction. pared for assignment to a ct nbut t ^ gM Cafeteria School tlie discussion ot Conference Jackson and Mrs. Cora True, JenKins, of Medford, who was led Rresoytenan Church. Youth work, and called at­ Trained Operators ^ A ' graduate of Ashland high club, will be explained by their hunting ducks on Rogue River, wide Magazines, Mr. ttussel Hibma. to tlie new Institute sites and discovered the body while | tention school, Private Kannasto enlisted sponsors. --- ------ Q 1 - - ---- being selected and prepared tor Driver violations were report , . crossing the river above a log I youui assemblies wimin me State Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Bruce of ed in 83 percent of tne drivers APru jam. It was wedged between logs of Oregon. Reports were given Dairy Subsidy Near the Methodist parsonage had us involved m fatal traffic accidents! _ _ and almost completely covered from me various organizations of 4 i l l l l i l O l l 111 \ CUT a correspon- in Oregon in September, Secre-' Koy Bergstrom, - ,.i. their house guest Monday and by mud and silt. me local church. Tne supennten- , y urin^ the one-year period tary ot State Bob Farrell dis- I dent from “ * Tuesduy Dr. Silas E. Fairham, On December 2, 1942, two dent I office of the United Stales Mur superintendent of the Cascade his appreciation that me dairy feed program hus Closed tudav Camp White soldiers were re­ of me expressed improvements wmch have There were 22 drivers involved, nies stopped Ur tel ly m District of the Methodist Church ported drowned in Rogue River, recently been completed in mis been in ettect, nearly tour mil­ where Di Fairham lives In Salem und above the dam, and only one Church building making it now lion dollars in dairy production in lalal accidents and violations i Monday on his way visits the Methodist Churches of rv,“w ’ body has so far been found and one of me nio:i attractive wor­ payments have been distributed were reported for 14 of these., £ulls> 10 The violations included excessive I b* expected coirea identified. The body found Sun­ ship and social centers in the to the state's farmers and dairy­ soced with five drivers' disre- ed veterans, lh e murine correa this district severul times each yeur. men through the county AAA day was dressed in a khaki col­ par t of Oregon. Dr. committees, R. B. Taylor, state garuing traffic signs and signals, I pondent is always ored shirt and wore a plastic southern Fairham left for his home in 3; improper or double parking, 2;• tor stories of A ^liin ’ Bill Burdic, S 2/c. U. S. Navy chairman, reports. identification chain, but had no Salem on Tuesday, morning. too closely, 2; driving and »t is he who writ left here Sunduy for Iowa City identification tags. It was esti­ Payments are being made now following where he will enter pre flight mated by Deputy Coroner Carlos for me months of September and „„ the violations, 1 U,e n»d. 1; > ¡ » He hus been visiting at Morris that the man had been Talent Heading 6-man October, at me rates of 70 cents a other school The mose fe/quently reported Eugene and Portland newspaper home for the pust couple of dead about one and one-half or County Football 1 ist i hundredweight for whole milk man. violations in all accidents two years. weeks 10 cents a pound for butter- driver Talent * high school’s six man 1 and during me month were failure to fat. Producers are asked to sub­ Lee Ryan was in Medford on 1 football team is heading the east­ mit their evidence on sales as yield rigid of way, 527 drivers; An Ashlund marine. Private Methodist Men Serve ern division of me county league soon as possible, with December improper start from parked posi­ four wins and no losses by 31 the closing date for filing Sept tion, 179; following too closely, Waffle Supper Mon. with j tt.n h .rn , TO • £ ?22; excessive speed 172; on wluch h . I. <1.. ■n.n.uvr. & X c ° tf £ V r weei° T o ^ who eniber-October applwaUona. The men of me Methodist wrong side of road, 134. Of the ---------- infantry und Browning automa­ Church prepared and served a has sDarked bulldoa offensive From October 1, 1943, through total of 4,881 drivers involved in Pfc. Bill Green, who has been sparked the bulldog rifle school ut CumD Pendle­ waffle supper to the Church offi­ all season, crossed the goal line August 31, 1944, Oregon dairy all types of traffic accidents in visiting with his parents, Mr. and tic ton, Oceunside. Calif. He is now received a total of Mrs. George Green, left Sunday cials and others who attended three times with R. Hartley scor­ producers the business meeting and Quart- j ing once. Conversions were made $3,831,212 on 702,558,800 pounds I ^ r t e ^ t o r ’a .S io r'a b o u t 5*0 per- ¡'¿'return "to his base at Camp reudy for assignment to a combat t Campbell, Kentucky. He is a UIA former student of Ashland erly Conference in me Fellow- , on passes to Redmond and Sand­ of whole milk and 8,9b5,242 pounds of butterfat sold. The ' ship room of the Church on Mon- i ers. member of a mechanized cavalry , -- — nunham . n troop. He has spent the pust two high school. Private Dunhurn m number of producers receiving day evening. Dr. Silas E. Fair- Eastern division is now on me listed last June. ham, District Superintendent pre­ second of the league play with the payments averaged 18,761 per Auxiliary Appeals I weeks in Ashlund. sided at me business meeting, two more games remaining on month. Dr. R. E. Poston was admitted following which he discussed the Talent’s schedule. They played ' The Rev. and Mrs. Howurd Taylor points out mat t h e for Wounded Aid Appeal to the public of me ur­ Rees write mat they arrived in to the Community Hospital Wed­ post-war program of the Method­ Eagle Point there November 10 dairy production payments have gent need. The time, is short Marietta, Ohio, after an unevent­ nesday. He hus been 111 for sever- ist Church which by thfijjoard of Central Point at Talent Nov­ helped to maintain war-needed Here’s our big chance to do ful Bishops has been named “The and trip. Mr Rees planned to leave al days, milk by relieving me squeeze on ember 17. Both are afternoon grand, for boys and right away for Fort Devon, Muss, i Crusade For Christ.” This ‘Cru­ games beginning at 2:30. dairy producers who were caught something sade’ has five spearheads The between rising feed costs and girls, in our U.S.A. Hospitals wnere he entered me army as a ---------- o Crusade for a New World Order, fixed ceiling prices for their' pro­ wounded or sick, who are giving chaplain. Mrs. Rees will remain WANTED to buy Chickens, P. “all”. with her parents, at Marietta O. Box 21)1. Ashland. Oregon USO Donations ducts. Aas a part of the hold-the- their Oregons Problem is to supply Flowers:- Mrs. Lewis Jacks, line program, me payments have Christmas Boxes to me Naval Mrs. Margery Barker received Mrs W. D. Jackson, Mrs. Elmer been effective in preventing an at Astoria;, The Station word from here husband. Sgt. Riley, Miss Berna Haight, Amer- inflationary price spiral for dairy Hospital Hospital Camp White, The Veter­ John Barker that he was leaving ician Legion Auxiliary and Wom­ pioducts, me chairman said. ans Hospital at Roseburg and for overseas duty and giving his en’s Civic Club. Portland. Approximately 2,900 APO number. Cookies:- Mrs. C. F. Conley, USO Girls Guests at 8th ift boxes are needed. Everyone Mrs. Flora Hudson, Mrs. A. L. i Oregon should offer to help. E. W. Pratt arrived Tuesday Marine Anniversary The gift boxes may be made from Wenatchee. Wash­ Mrs. Jewell Lockhart, director up of items you would ordinarily morning ington to a couple of weeks accompanied a group of Ashland send your own boy or girl Hand­ with his spend son, me Rev. Ward E. USO hostesses to the 169m an­ kerchiefs, leather goods, hand Pratt and family. He arrived by niversary of me Marine Corps mirrors, playing cards, games, bus early Tuesday morning. IT’S THE HILARIOUS ANSWER T at Klamath Falls recently. fruits such as dates, figs, raisins, The dance was held in me oranges, apples, nuts, candies, THE $64 QUESTIONI Field House at the Barracks and cookies, fruitcakes, cigarettes, the season, really took a heating a large birthday cake and punch tobacco’s, pipes and many other with a final score of 35 - 0. _ The assembly Friday was first were served during me evening. items -----i—o . . . Eack pkge should be marked entertained by the Dramatic Club Is asked many times after whether intended for a man or a They gave another play “A Real STATE FINANCES I Thanksgiving.” The characters Salem—State Treasurer Scott woman every fire, but we are askinq These boxes _____________ should be ready Beare; reports mat me state of Oregon ___ _______. . were Mother. . Marilyn . you now. Is It Insured? If not. has $42,145,724 in cash on hand, by Dec. 1st. American Legion Father, Elmer Beagle;^Daughter while me state unemployment and Auxiliary will collect and ' Mickey McKeever; Son, John Let us Insure ID and before compensation trust fund deposit­ distribute gifts to the hospitals Beare; Western Union boy, Jim­ ed with me U. S. treasurer totals as is also explained In the Eddie my Numcs, make-up artists, Sue any firel Cantor Broadcast every Wednes- Pearson and Virginia Lilley and $59,221,113. Stage Manager, Royal Brown. da£eveningjR 8j/clock. Next me High School Sextet sang J. F. EMMETT USO Popular on their version of “For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow” to our football 167 East Main Street ' Armistice Day boys. The program ended with Phone 8561 Special plans were laid to cele­ announcements and the reading By VIRGINIA LUTZ brate Armistice Day at me local of the 23rd and 91st Psalm. USO A hamburger feed "Wimpy Style” was the high light of the A great day November 14, evening with me following peo­ ple helping “cook up” me supper; when we became the football Marines PFC H. L. Fowler and champions of Southern Oregon. PFC R. S. Dewey, Soldiers P v t Medford, our last opponents of Drowned Man Found In the Kogue River V arsity JUNE 12m JULY S Fri. - Sat. LITHIfl Was It Insured? Frid. - Sat. Junior Hi Notes Paper Your Rooms This Now, Easy, Economical Way! SaH « bride to her TRIMZ Ready-Pasted