iem Oregon M iner, July 26, 1945
Pacific 1-2 Punch
H»ra >t Ik * t « m that lh« Army Air Fore«*
hat onigiw d to tha task of diteiting tha
a tria l destruction ot Japan. Its two main
branches are the Strategic and tha T a cti
cal. To tha Strategic A ir Force, under
General Spaati, goes the |ob at heavy
bomaer assault on Japan's industries, com
munications and home bates. W ith head
quarter* aa Guam, he « ill be directly re
sponsible to General Marshall. The other
" t i l l " et the aerial one-two punch is tha
Tactical Air Force, under General Kenney.
W ith probable headquarter* on Ohina«a,
he « ill operate under General MacArthur.
H i* flyer* « ill «orh in closer conjunction
with the ground forces than Spoafi’s be
hind the lines bomber*. They will work
close Io the fighting lines, bombing enemy
troop concentrations, strong points, dis
rupting combot area communications a n d
transportation. Kenney's For Eastern Air
Force includes the 5th, 7th and U th Air
Forces. Spaatz’s strategic group is modo
up ot the 20th A n Force (1-29’s) ond the
8th Air Force, ot European lame.
■ Groat and Mildred Zltterc»
LOCAL BOARDS GET
! played an accordion solo
AUTHORITY OP SPECIAL
Devotions were led by Mi
FOOD ISSUANCE
Local War Price arid R ation-! Ida Miller. Later refreshmen
Ing Boards are being given more 1 were served by the followini
authority to issue extra food ra- j committee: Mrs Arthur Petei
tions to persons who need them Mrs. Harriet Hinthorne. Miss Si
because of Illness. Boards have Robards. Mesdames. Nina Smil
been granting such rations on i Grace Wren, Doris Harper, Jon
the basis of a chart prepared by Heard, Lorraine Zlttercob, Le<
a committee of the National | na Paul, Bert Miller, with thr»
Research Council. But extra ra- girls Mary Anne Robertson. Mi
tions for Illnesses other th a n d r e d Zittereob and Marler
those listed on the chart have Heard.
had to have the approval of the |
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district o r regional Medical Com. QUIET WEDDING TAKES
inittee. Under the new plan, the PLACE FRIDAY EVENING
Gen. 0. A. MacArthur,
boards may be instructed to AT THE EDGAR HOME
Comdr.,
Issue more rationed foods than
The marriage of Miss Clar
All Army Force* in Facili«
are listed on the chart for var- j Nelson, entomologist in the Sis
THE^AIR FORCES’ KNOCKOUT TEAM
ious illnesses, and issue specified! kiyous and Mr Willis Murph
amounts of rationed foods for j was solemnized Friday evenln
diseases other than those list- at the home of the Rev. and Mr;
ed. To apply for additional food James H. Edgar. They were un
rations for medical reasons, the accompanied.
Strategic
person needing them, and his
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Pole
physician, fill out a simple form were present for the ceremony.
The bride wore an attractlv
th a t gives OPA the necessary in
brown suit.
formation.
Their plans were unannounc
ed.
RATIONING BY MAIL
Tactical
Your War Price and Ration
JOINT
INSTALLATION
ing Board is a busy place, as you
would know if you’d had occa I. O. O F. AND REBEKAHS
sion to visit it. You may even LARGELY ATTENDED
Ashland I. O. O. F. lodge No
have been a little irked because
you’ve had to wait to transact 45 and Hope Rebekah lodge No
Gen. Geo. C. Kenney,
Gen. Carl A. Spaati,
your business. Next time, why 14 held joint installation of of
not .mail in your application forficers Thursday evening July 19
gasoline, shoes, sugar, or what with the Gold Hill Oddfellow:
have you? I t’s been demonstra and Rebekahs installing officers
Officers installed from the I
ted th a t applications th at are
mailed in can be processed, on O. O. F. were Noble Grand E
the average, in three minutes, S. Everton: Right Supporter o
while those brought in person- Noble grand, T. L. O'Harra: Lef
ally usually take half an hour Supporter Wm. Flaekus; Ward
You will be saving your tim ejen Leo Schoeniger; Conductor
and speeding up the work of the E. W. Howell: Chaplain Jess»
board if you take advantage of Lilly; Treasurer Will Lindsay
of this opportunity to contact he Secretary. Frank Mannis. Th«
„t.-Gen. James
LeMay
Doolittle
j new Vice Grand is Claude Clark
local board by mail.
Left Supporter, A. A. Madden
Right Supporter, Carl Dalken TALENT GRANGE
ANNUAL SESSION
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Mansfield
berg.
RED CROSS IS
and Mrs. A. H. Garner and two
Talent
Orange
will
hold
its
Rebekah officers include: No annual picnic in the upper pic children returned Sunday from
W ELL ATTENDED
The Jackson County Red Cross | ble Grand. Mrs. Myrtle Mayberr nic grounds in Lithia Park at a trip to the coast. They left
Chapter met in annual session I Past Noble Grand, Mrs. Viviai 1 p. m. August 5, with the Grange Ashland Wednesday.
a t the court house in Medford Dalkenberg; Right Supporter t< furnishing ice cream.
Mrs. Kenneth Long, of Mcd-
Thursday, with noon luncheon, Noble Grand, Anna Myers; Lef
the next regular meeting | ford. Is in Ashland visiting rel-
Supporter. Mae Lindner; In to At
and 150 in attendance.
be held August 2, the lecture atives
Mrs. Sam B. McNair, head of j side Guardian, Mrs. Dameron hour
be given over to a , Mrs Don Travjs arrived sa t-
the Ashland unit, went down: Outside Guardian Ida Crandall liars will
contest and everyone Is urday from Kansas
with sixteen of her chairmen. Musician Nellie Madden; Ward- asked to come prepared to do
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schnell of
There was an Ashland table a s e n Violet Whittle; Conductoi their worst.
Klamath Falls were visitors In
well as tables for other units in Mrs. Corona Hamsa; Chaplalr
Ashland Saturday and Sunday.
the county. It was well planned Lena Breeding; Treasurer Lun
M rs. Schnell was formerly Dor
and executed, with a splendid Applewhite; Recording Secretarj POLICE COURT NEWS
Gardner Wilbur Rogers was is Hitchcock.
Celia Beminghausen; Financia
point free luncheon.
Roland Parks returned from
Reports were read, showing Secretary Alta Nichols; Viet arrested 7:45 a. m. July 19 for
hard but successful work. Mr. Grand Dorothy Dickey; Righl disregard to the basic rule and Palo Alto where he had been
Seth Bullis presided. He present Supporter to Vice Grand, Alice no muffler on his car. A com attending summer school at
ed some Army officers and sold Gowland, Left Supporter, Aria plaint was filed in the city court Stanford.
at 10 a. m Saturday, when Rog
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Harden
iers who made brief talks, relat Magness.
There were several members ers plead guilty. He was fined were business visitors in Med
ing instances where the Red
ford Monday.
Cross had been ot great service from other lodges present. Thes $7.50 and $2.50 costs.
Mrs. Jesse Wright and Mrs.
to them on the battle fronts. gave interesting talks.
The Junior Red Cross provided
Grand Patriarch Niles of Al Jim Bartelt arrived home Sat-,Lou Roberts who have been at
vocal music. Officers were elect turas who was an honored guesi urday. He is vacationing from , the Moore Convalescent Home
1 for approximately a year, are
of the lodge spoke. He has been the University of Oregon.
ed for the coming year.
Miss Maxine Dieckman, a n 1 now located at the Stephenson
especially active in the I. O. O. F
4-H i ’LVB WELCOMES
; work and is well known in sou- employe of the Ashland Ice and Convalescent Home at 142 North
PVT. DILLON ARNOLD
) them Oregon and northern Cali- Storage plant, left Friday even-¡Main, due to the fact that the
The Valley View 4-H clubi fornia. His wife lately deceased Ing for’ Myrtle Creek where she Moore Home is no longer oper
welcomed Pvt. Dillon Arnold i n , was Mary Helman, daughter of will visit for a week with Miss ating.
Charlie Rugg of Siskiyous
Ellen Dyer. She will return to
a home-coming party recently Captain A. D. Helman.
was in A sliand on business
He had been at Camp Wolters. ■ Mrs. Louise Perozzi past presi- work next Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cobert of Or Tuesday morning.
Texas, for the past four months. ' dent of Assembly of Oregon gave
Sharon and Shirley Harden
ville, California, were here on
The club was delighted to have an interesting talk.
were visiting In Medford Mon
Pvt. Arnold with them ag ain ; Refreshments were served at business recently.
Mrs. Helen Fitspatrick of Oak. day afternoon.
since he had been one of th e : decorated tables in the later eve-
Pvt. and Mrs. Jack Newton
land was a business vistor in
most active members of the club ning.
left for Salem Tuesday morn-
when here.
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Ashland Saturday.
Homer Walker of Talent was ; ing.
Games amused the young peo- MISS MARILYN CHRISTLIEB
Mrs. Belle Dieckman is on a
visiting in Ashland Saturday
pie until refreshments were SPENDING VACATION
two weeks’ vacation. She is an
served by the mothers of the-AT HOME IN BELLVIEW
afternoon.
Don Arant, who has been em employe of Perrine’s store.
group. During the refreshment , Miss Marilyn Christlieb, who
Mrs. Short of 2nd street re
hour Joyce Paul entertained has been a member of the fac- ployed in Klamath Falls, Is In
turned to her home after a trip
with accordion solos.
ulty of the New York University Ashland visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. George Martin to Yosemite National Park,
Visitors of the club Included returned recently. She will spend
Lt. Bob Gregory is home on a
Mrs. Clarence Arnold mother of much of the summer at the and family, Mrs. T. Cooper and
the complimented guest and his I home of her parents, Mr. and daughter. La Velle, and grand-¡leave after being stationed in
two sisters Armilla and Arlene. Mrs. B. H. Christlieb in Bellview. son, Tommy, were visiting with Germany. He brought many in
Pvt. Arnold expects to return During this time she will have Mrs. Louise Johnson in Jackson-' teresting souvenirs, among them
a knife of an S. S. Agent
to Camp Marie, Texas, July 26.! charge of the Water Front for ville Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. -----
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returned to
ivaa.
Mr. 4111«
and Mrs.
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Allene Owens is club reporter. the Girl Scouts of Medford. Be
fore Miss Christlieb came out Medford were business visitors, Ashland Wednesday after two
weeks’ visit in Seattle with her
BAPTIST WOMEN’S SOCIETY
she spent one one month at the In Ashland Sunday
Mrs. Dick Adams and Mr. an d | son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
ENTERTAINS WOMEN OF
: New York University Camp. Miss
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST
Yvonne Christlieb will come up Mrs. C. M. Frazier went to the and Mrs. Edwin L. Freit and
Mrs. Arthur Peters was hostess for a week in August. Later she Lake O’ The Woods Sunday to their son, Jimmie, 11 years old.
when the women of the Baptist will attend U. C. L. A.
see their sons, Richard Adams* This was the first time in four
years th at she had seen them.
church entertained the women
Miss Marilyn Christlieb will and Bobby Frazier.
William Donald Berger of the
William R. Taylor returned
of the Church of Christ in a become one of the faculty of
Monday morning from Eugene i U S. Navy is spending the week
garden party at her home re U. C. L. A. the coming year.
cently.
Sunday a friend of the family where he had been visitipg | in Ashland with his sister, Mrs.
William Blackmer.
As each guest appeared she Mrs. Joe Guiberson, from Port friends.
was given a four leaf clover with land was a house guest at the
her name by way of introduc Christlieb home.
tion.
Musical numbers opened the
Mrs. Florence Van Etten left
program. Mrs. Payne was heard Saturday evening for Eugene
in a solo; trio from the Baptist where she will attend summer
For Better Flavor
church, Mesdames Merriman school.
Corry and Davis sang as did
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart who pur.
& Satisfying Goodness
Marlene Heard in closing that chased the O. C. Lapp home
part of the program.
have occupied their new resi
A reading was given by Mrs. dence.
F ira Johnson of Church street
Mrs. Frank MrGInnk was In
Medford Sunday visiting friends visited his duughter In Klam
ath County early this week.
and transacting business.
Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews
Mrs, Robert I.une, formerly
Clara Huck and a long-time res returned from the Soda Springs
ident of Ashland, is spending a in Deud Indian Thursday.
vacation visiting her two broth
Pvt. Arthur M. Lorre has ar-
ers in Ashland. Mrs. Lane i s , rived in New York from France,
from Amenta. New York.
i according to a telegram n»celv-
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Perry ! ed from Ills father, D. Loree
and boys are here visiting Mr Pvt. Loree expects to be home
and Mrs. B. H. Perry
soon. He is eligible for a dis
Mrs. Ethel Miller of 532 A. charge.
Street was admitted to the
Sue La Marre returned Friday
Community hospital Inst eve morning from Sun Francisco.
ning for medical attention.
Miss Ann Mason, connected
Alex Shaffer returned the with the Wynema Hotel in Kla-
first of the week from overseas. muth Falla, Is a business visitor
He is visiting at the home of in Ashlund.
Mrs. Bertha Heer. He lias been
Mrs. Cliff McLain who has.
in the South Pacific.
been spending a vacation in
Miss I'uula Lee Long of Med Portland is wpaetad to return
ford is
Ashland visitor. She the last of this week.
arrived Thursday evening.
Pvt. and Mrs. Lyndel Newbr*
Mrs. Bob Konfort, formerly returned to Seattle Sunday a f
Elaine Walton, of Medford’ left ter visiting their parents here,
Thursday for Klamath Falls Mr. a nd Mrs. S. H. Short and Mr.
where she will spend the sum and Mrs. Earl Newbry.
mer. Her husband is employed
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Porter of
there. She has been a guest of Eugene are here visiting Port
her aunt, Mrs. R. L. Lindner
e rs mother. Mrs. C. O. Porter of
Mrs. John Anderson and 8th street as lt is her birthday.
daughter of Portland returned Frank Porter is an employe of
Friday morning after visiting the Southern Pacific. While
Mr and Mrs. William Huck.
j here, they will visit other old
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Maples- friends.
den returned to Dunsmuir Wed
Mr. and Mrs. George Ward, Sr.
nesday after visiting at the of San Francisco and T/8gt.
Franklin home in Talent. Mrs and Mrs. George Ward, Jr., of
Maplesden had been here for Sacramento are here on a two
ten days
weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Newton is expected to Cecil Robison. T/Sgt. Ward has
arrive home Saturday from his Just returned from France.
naval base station.
Mrs. W. E. Greene and two
Mrs. Kuby Del.isle and daugh children of Klamath Falls are
ter, Dorothy, and Mrs. Cooper here staying a t the Park Auto
and daughter. La Velle, were In Courts. She is visiting Mrs. Do
Medford Thursday on business. ra Glenger.
Mrs. Pearl Wardle and Mrs.
Jack Ford ot Medford was in
Marshall Shields and children, Ashland on business Wednesday
Mrs. Kilgore, and Mrs. Powell morning.
were visitors in Medford Thurs
A. K. Stevens was transacting
day evening.
business in Ashland Tuesday. He
Mrs. Esther Sullivan of Cen is from Talent.
tral Point attended the Joint in
George W, Kruz is seriously
stallation of the Odd Fellows ill at the Park View Convales
and Rebekahs Thursday even cent Home.
ing. Mrs: Sullivan was formerly
R. B. Culver of Talent was in
an Ashland resident.
Ashland on business Monday
Mrs. R. V Gentry of Medford [ Mrs. Gassaway and Neoma
is in Ashland visiting friends. KJos were in Ashland on buslr
■Mrs. Bertha Heer returned ness Tuesday. They are from
from a week’s visit in Portland Yreka
with her daughter, Mrs. Alda
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGinnis
Eaton, and friends.
and Mrs. Lois Reed left Wednes
Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Gregg: are day morning for Wyoming
enjoying a vlst with their son where they will visit.
Dr. D. W. Gregg and their grand
Mr. and Mrs. Roe Magness,
son William Gregg of Portland Mr. and Mrs. George Larder,
who came down to help Mrs. Betty Brltsan, and Barbara
Gregg celebrate her birthday Clawson made a trip to Lake O'
Saturday, July 21.
the Woods Sunday.
The Dougherty Grocery Is a-
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Bibeau and
gain open for business after be two children. Donna and Harold
ing closed for four days.
of Benicia, California, left for
The Lithia Bakery is closed for their home the first of the week
two weeks.
after visiting at the home of
Richard Black was in Medford Mr and Mrs. Dameron on Oak
on business Friday.
j street. H. J. Bibeau is a nephew
Miss Frances Miller Is in Ash - . of Mrs. Dameron.
land visiting her mother Mrs.
Ethel Miller who is in the Com
munity hospital.
Mrs. F. A. Watkins and son,
□ary, returned Friday to their
home in Roseburg after visiting
with Mrs. Watkin's parents, Mr.
m d Mrs. L. E. Stennett, and her
sister, Mrs. J. M. Townsend, and
Jther relatives and friends.
Mrs. E. C. Palm from El Monte
California, and her brother M.
L. Pritchard, with Mrs. Prlt-
:hard. from Neosho, Missouri,
ire here visiting their mother.
Mrs. Pritchard, and their sister,
Mrs. Curry, at the Park View
Convalescent Home.
Mrs. A1 Warner was a visitor
n Medford Thursday afternoon,
Mrs. F J. Ahlstrom accompan
ied friends to Portland where
she will visit for an indefinite
time
Mrs. Reynolds and son, Jas
per, left Tuesday for Hillsboro,
Oregon where they will make
their home.
Lt. Clarence Woods and wife
and small boy left Monday
morning for Camp Adair, Cor
vallis, where he will be stationed
as a dentist in the hospital
there.
Nancy Califf of Yreka was an
Ashland business visitor Tues
day.
Miss Nita Wimer returned) re
cently from Roseburg where she
had been spending a vacation.
AS ALWAYS THE VERY BEST IN
WORKMANSHIP
ANI) THE MOST COURTEOUS
TREATMENT
PHOENIX POTH FREE SHOW FOR
SCORES HIE A! ALL CHILDREN
VESPER SERVICE IN PAPER DRIVE
The Rev. Fltz Dodson, stud
ent piustur of the Presbyterian-
Church at Phoenix for the sum
mer months, made a" hit with the
worshipers at the Union Vesper
services In Llthla Park Sunday.
lie took the Bible ini-lch-ni
which tells or Jesus rising from
the table, girting himself with
a towel, und wushlng his discip
les’ feet, as the basis for his re
marks. To this he added the
story of Nuuman who was com
manded to dip In the river Jo r
dan seven times for the heullng
of his leprosy.
In part Rev. Dodson said,
"These stories are told as a re
buke to those who are always
seeking for the dramatic In re
ligion. as against the lowly and
humble spirit of service and
helpfulness. The Cross and the
Towel are significant emblems.
The Cross represents the high
est drama In the world, and the
towel wherewith Jesus girt him
self represents the lowliest ser
vice.’’
When the summer months
are pust Rev. Dodson will return
to Yale Divinity School to fur
ther his studies.
Rev. C. F. McCall of the Con
gregational Church presided and
announced the program. Mrs.
Earl Downing presided at the or
gan and assisted with the song
service. The Rev. Jos. A. Edgar
gave the Invocation, following
the reading of the Scripture les
son by Dr. O. W. Bruce of the
Methodist Church.
The union service will be held
again next Sunday In Llthla
Park a t the 5 o'clock vesper
hour. These vesper services will
continue through the first Sun
day In September.
In cooperation with this
week'g wuste paper and tin cun
drive, the Leverette Interstate
Theutres will endeavor to se
cure every possible pound of
waste paper through u free chil
dren's matinee to be given si
multaneously in Ashlund and
Medford, Llthlu and Rialto the
atres respectively, on Thursday,
July 26, at 1:45 p. m.
All kiddles, up to und includ
ing 15 years of age, will be ad
mitted free who bring 10 pounds
or more of waste paper to the
box offices of either theatre.
Both theatres will present free
their current programs for the
day. which will include two first
run attractions plus cartoon
and news.
Children are requested to note
the following rules in bringing
in their waste paper bundles:
Be sure they ure tied securely
with stout cord; covers removed
from books. Waxed paper can
not be used. Cartons and card
board boxes must be flattened
and bundled.
The paper and tin cans sal
vaged In this drive will not only
help a critical war need, but the
proceeds from sale of the m a
terial will be given to Hlllah
Temple for their contribution to
the Shrlner’s Hospitals for
Crippled Children.
Pvt. Vernon Tlson, who Is In
the hospital at Camp Roberts,
would like for his Ashland
friends to write to him. Pvt. Tl
son entered the service approx
imately a month ago after a t
tending Ashland high school for
one year. His address Is;
Pvt. Vernon Tlson (39492710).
Co. H. 8 6th I n f . T n g . B n .
Camp Roberts, California
Mrs. Jack Le Brun and dnugh.
ter, Ila May, returned from Eu
Mims Dorothy De Lisle left
gene Tuesday morning.
Tuesday evening for San Fran
cisco after visiting friends and
relatives here.
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