Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, January 18, 1945
TALENT NEWS
ent 24, S t Mary's 19.
Bill Crosby who spent three
weeks in Westwood, California
with his daughter Mrs. Gladys
Little and family returned home
Friday evening.
Mrs. Frank Mitchel of Ashland
was a business caller in Talent,
Monday afternoon.
Fred Combest of Jacksonville
came over Monday to visit his
mother Mrs. Louisa Combest for
a few days.
Mr. A1 Redlund, Talent barber,
has been a patient in the Ostepa-
thic clinic at Medford for the past
several days
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cowdrey
and children spent Sunday visit
ing Mrs. Cowdrey’s parents Mr.
and Mrs. George Kerby on East
Main Street in Ashland.
Hollis Oslon suffered a badly
lacerated finger while working
at the Skeeter's garage Wednes
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Estes spent
part of the last week in Eugene
visiting their daughter Mrs. B.
Cochran and family. They re
turned home Sunday evening.
Sgt. Billy Bates of the Cooks
army Camp in California spent
a 20 days furlough with his par
ents Mr. and. Mrs. Loyal Bates
and other relatives and friends.
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TALENT, Jan. 16-^Iohn Sut
ton moved Saturday from the
Coffman house over to Sun Crest
where Mr. Sutton is employed at
the Sun Crest orchard.
Mrs. Nettie Green of Phoenix,
was a business caller in Talent,
Friday afternoon.
P v t Edward Blackwell who
has been stationed in the Aleu-
tion Island for the past 2 ti years
returned home in Ashland last
Tuesday morning and visited re
latives in Talent Wednesday aft
ernoon.
A baby boy was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Prettyman at the
Ashland Community Hospit a 1
Tuesday January 9.
Axel Amundson 84 years of age
passed away at the Ashland Com
munity Hospital Tuesday Janu
ary 9th following an illness of
several weeks. Mr. Amundson
owned and operated an orchard
for many years in the Wagner
Creek D istrict Funeral services
werd held under the auspices of
the Masonic Lodge of Ashland at
the Litwiller Funeral home, Fri
day at 1:30 P. M. Cremation was
made at Grants Pass.
Pvt. George Glimes of Texas
is home with his family on a
short furlough.
Talent High school team defeat
ed S t Mary’s five in a B. league
By VIRGINIA LUTZ
eastern division game played at
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the Washington school Gym. Fri
day night in Medford. Score, Tai-
A gain the Jam boree night w as
a great success. Our team was
well matched by Grants Pass but
we came out ahead with a final
score of 32-19.
The majorettes and band really
looked swell when they marched
during the half thanks to Mr.
Miricks hard work.
A short pep assembly was held
Friday for the Grants Pass game.
"A True Sports fan" a set of
rules of good sportsmanship, have
been introduced and started here.
The seventh g r a d e English
class have started an Honor Roll
in Mrs. Gruenwalds room.
The game Tuesday turned out
with a victory for Ashland, the
final score being 24-16.
Junior Hi Notes
Fri. - Sat.
LITHIA
Frid. - Sat.
SUNDAY
Monday - Tuesday
GINGER
ROGERS
Gene Autry
in
“ROOTIN’ TOOTIN’
RHYTHM”
in the Technicolor
Film Classic
LADY in
the Dark
Methodist Youth Met
Lions Club Hears
SOCE Professor Talk Wednesday Evening
At the regular meeting of the
Lions club Tuesday evening at
the Plaza Cafe, Angus L. Bowmer
a member of the SOCE faculty,
was the speaker for the evening.
Mr. Bowmer has recently return
ed from a tour of duty with the
army, and more lately from Hol
lywood where he was on detach
ed duty in a reserved status. He
told of some of the technical
problems in the motion picture
industry, gleaned from his work
there with the Signal Corps.
Members present found his talk
interesting and instructive.
Also reports were heard from
the Scóut committee and the
Scoutmaster and assistant Scout
master for Troop 12 on the pos
sibilities of the newly acquired
scout camp area.
Next Tuesday evening, at the
regular meeting, two Navy men
from the recruiting service will
meet with the club to discuss
the very urgent need for men to
go into radar training for duty
with the navy.
The Intermediate Methodist
Youth Fellowship group met at
the parsonage on Wednesday
evening for business and for plea
sure. During the evening they dis
cussed plans for the coming mon
ths, and selected their Sunday
evening leaders. They are just
beginning a four Sunday even
ing course of studies on the gen
eral theme. “The Good Shepherd’
The new officers elected for the
next six months period are Bill
Bissell, president. Eldon Durhum,
First Commissioner; Connie Pow
ell, second commissioner; Lewis
Stephens, third commissioner;
Joanne Briscoe, fourth commiss
ioner. Jeanette Kinny, Secretary
Carrol Bennet, treaserer. Their
sponsors were with them, Mrs.
Alma Baker and Mrs. G. W.
Bruce, 4nd plans were made for
a lively Valentine-spring party.
At the close of the evening they
sat at the dining table where re
freshments were served.
land was cited to appeur on a in and about Jacksonville. Wil
charge of not having u motor ve lamette Valley towns are men
tioned and of various characters
hicle license.
coming in from Crescent and
Yreka. Haycox is a graduate of
BOHEMIAN CLUB SOLD
the University of Oregon, and
TO MYRTLE CREEK MAN
The sale of the Bohemian Club has written several stories, most
the past week
announced ly with their locale in the Ore
Monday by Allan Tli'd^’er; who gon country.
has operated it the past nine and
Herb Huston returned to Ash
a half years, sale being made to
O. L. Fox, vtho comes here from land the fore part of the week, af
Myrtle Creek, Oregon. Future ter disposing of his interests in
plans of Mr. Brower has not been the store and commissary at the
Weyerhauser camp near Keno.
determined.
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Herb says he Intends to make his
home here at Ashland, and is
SATURDAY EVENING POST
taking a week or so off to look
BEGINS SO. OREGON STORY
Beginning in this week's issue around for something to do.
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of the Saturday Evening Post is
a story of Southern Oregon, writ
Buy bonds to buy bombs to
ten by Ernest Haycox, dealing bomb bums.
with the early mining days laid
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Chilian don’t forget the Good-
news Club which meets every
Snider-Henson
Friday at 3:45 P. M. at the Full
Friends here learned this week Gospel Temple, 485 Siskiyou. It
of the marriage in Reno on Janu is a story-hour conducted by Mrs
ary 12, of Sgt. O. V. Snider and Andrew Schak for children be
Mrs. Wilda Henson. The young tween ages of 5-14. A surprise
couple left the same day for Mis for all that come!
souri where they will visit with
Mr. and Mrs William Snider
relatives of Sgt.. Snider. They
came aown from Portland the
will probobly return to Ashland
past week end to spend a day or
about the fAst of February.
so
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Snider has been working
in the office of the Daily Tidings A1 Snider. William is well known
and Sgt. Snider is stationed at in Ashland, as he was at one time
Camp White for the past two manager of tne SniOer Coffee
years. While there he was de company, now managed by his
tailed to work in Ashland at the father. The younger man is engug
Tidings plant, while the Camp ed in defense work.
Sunday afternoon, scout com
Newspaper, the Grenade, was be
ing printed there. Both young missioners of Troop 12, Members
people have a wide circle of of the Lions club, went to the
friends who wish them every scout area east of Ashland to look
over the ground and consult with
happiness.
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the scouts regarding future plans
building a scout camp there.
Chamber of Commerce in
The troop recently received the
land from Vern Smith, as a gift
Has Directors Meet
Directors of the Ashland Cham to convert into a scouting area
ber of Commerce met Tuesday | and consists of 13 acres of timber
noon at the Plaza Cafe for a re land. The boys have great plans
gular director’s business meeting for making a scout camp of the
The meeting was presided over area and the Lions club, which
by Gerald Wenner, vice president sponsors Troop 12 and the Scout
who replaced Earl T. Newbry, Committee are getting behind the
who is in Salem attending state boys to help develop the area.
William Briggs, well known
legislature. A committee was ap
pointed to investigate thoroughly Ashland attorney, left Saturday
the possibility of having a new for Los Angeles. He was attend
series of descriptive folders print ing the 91st birthday anniver
sary of G. S. Butler, well known
ed to advertise Ashland.
Ashland octogenarian, who is
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the winter in California.
Gets Fine For Trash spending
Wayne Pickens, S 1/c came this
Dumping in the Park week to spend a short furlough
Alvin Bounds of Ashland drew with his parents at Valley View.
Three cases were heard in Jus
a $10 fine and $2.50 costs in city
tice
court Wednesday morning,
court Monday morning on a
charge of dumping trash from when Alexander Cory of Ashland
the high drive above Lithia Park was cited by state police to ap
Bounds was arrested by city po pear on a charge of not having
lice Sunday, after a thorough in clearance lights on his truck.
vestigation of the matter. Before James Edward Ervin of Klamath
the city judge Bounds plead Falls was cited to appear in court
guilty and was handed the fine for not having a motor vehicle
and given a 15 day jail sentence license; Louis Calvin Hill of Ash-
which was suspended on condi
tion that he clean up the trash by
Saturday night. “All trash should
be taken to the city dump,” said Be a PRACTICAL N U RSE
Chief Talent in commenting on
the case, “and not scattered in BIG DEMAND - HIGH WAGES
Lithia Park or elsewhere. Any Instruction. High school not nec
further cases will be dealt with essary. Easy to learn at home in
spare time. Ages 18 to 80. War
in a like manner.”
demands have caused big short
Mr. and Mrs. Hilt spent Sunday age.. Prepare now for this inter
at Hornbrook, California, where esting, profitable and patriotic
they attended funeral services for work. Write for FREE informa
Mr. Hilt’s cousin’s wife, Mrs. tion. Wayne School of Prectical
Nursing, c/o Miner.
Will Buchner.
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