SOUTHERN OREGON MINER, THURSDAY. AUGUST ». »945 Mr. and Mrs. James Tillford Fairmont, Nebruske. August 8, include the thousands who sur cul Supply Section in the station and two children of Prospect 1873 and died at Medford, Satur rendered en masse when the Gel hospital. TALENT, July 31.—Miss Lucil were calling on friends here Sat day, July 28. He wus married to man ,19th Army and German Before his induction oil Janu le Welborn, daughter of Mr. and urday. Miss Laura Bixby at Willow j Army Group G capitulated to the ary l'l, i94«l, Sergeant Burger was Mi\ and Mrs. George Bales Mrs. Ralph Welburn and Pfc. Springs. Nebraska, in 1899. They Seventh. employed us a general mcchuruc Floyd Skinner of Ashland were and Lillian Frazier leit early were active in the Methodist in Ashland. He was married in Monday morning for Twin Rocks, united in marriage at the home of church for the past 42 years. The “Armed Services Book July of 1912 in Seattle, Wa.ih.ng Mr. and Mrs. Minor Skinner on Oregon with a number of girls C lub of the Public Library held The family lived in Tacoma, Local Men Qualify ton. His wife a.id two small of the High school and the July 24. Mrs. Skinner attended its final meeting on Saturday aft Washington for 25 years, then for Radar Training chilnen now reside in Ashland. the Talent schools and resided Friends Church. ....----- -o . . . ernoon. Attendance taxed the move to California where they Additional young men from Mr4. Helen Weisner returned south of town. seating capacity of the story-hour lived for a year and then came section of Oregon continue to BA SK E T S— We have a n e w George Wiley, brother of May home from Michigan where she room with 50 to 55 members and to Ashland, where they lived for this be enlisted in the Navy accord spent the past month visiting re or Wiley of Ashland purchased friends present a few years, finally moving to ing to W. R. Cumley, Rveruiter- stock of C lothes Baskets. Lunch B askets and Work Baskets. M ar the Glen Brown property on Gib latives. A small niece returned John Beare, member of longest Medford where Mr. Van Slyke in-charge of the Medford Navy shal-W ells Store on the Plaza, son street. They have taken pos home with her to spend the re standing in the Library Vacation lived the remainder of his life. Recruiting Station. P hone 2-1231. session and were residents of Me- mainder of the summer. He is survived by his wife, Reading Club who has earned his In addition to muny enlist Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walters Cloed, California before coming fifth certificate, led the group in three brothers, Frank, and Em ments in the general service clas and two children who spent the here. ory of Puyallup, Washington, two weeks at Lakeview re the salute to the flag. Chief Rob and Rollo, of Tacoma, Washing sification, several young men Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Daly and past ert Stewart, U.S.N.R. gave a chal home Monday evening. from this and surrounding terri daughter, Mrs. Art Coulter and turned lenging talk to the boys and gi~ls ton; two sisters, Mrs. Rose Bea tory have recently been enlisted Mrs. Waiter's mother, Mrs. Em mons and Mrs. Kerry Linkletter son Rickie, with Mrs. C. O. Hol ma Morris accompanied them on the significance of radar and in the Nuvy’s Radio Technician man were guests at the home of home. electronics in modern living. He and a daughter, Mrs. James E. (RADAR) training program, As Merritt of Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. O. K. McCurtain I pointed out that good reading such when enlisted or inducted At the close of the Bible school, habits prepare one for advanced ■ O last Sunday. A chicken dinner they became Seaman First Class Friday evening a very good pro was enjoyed by all. studies and that those who want Stockmen Urged to and became eligible for almost a gram was enjoyed by a large Mr. and Mrs. Everett Skeeters | to contribute to the welfare of year of training in one of the attendance at the Method i s t Battle Stock Flies and three children of Prospect their country will do well to form greatest developments of the pre Church, Portland, Oregon, Special; Far Fires resulting front were Talent visitors here Satur this reading habit. He looked for sent war. Namely, the field of mers were given another reason Mr. Bill Smith a resident of day. While here they visited the ward to the time when the use windstorm, explosion & which promises so Chase Gardner orchard and pur Glendale Oregon passed away for warfare of knowledge and for a war on flies this summer in electronics, much when hostilities cease. other perils are not cov Monday night at the home of his skills would be ended and the a report issued today by livestock chased apricots. Among those in this general ered by your insurance Tiny Combest after an absence daughter, Mrs. Archie Estes at best abilities of young men and health authorities. of two years is home on a 30 days Talent. Flies, the report states, have area who have qualified for this policy. Unless you have women would be devoted to furlough. He is with the Seabees. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Coats of building up our country and the been found to be carriers of the special program are: John E. Bui- your fire policy extend Mr. Calvin Harper is a patient Phoenix, called on Friends in world, for the good of its citizens. deadly cattle disease, nnaplasmn- lock, Medford; Herbert W. Gif ford, Medford; Cecil H. Hayes, at the Community hospital in Talent, Monday evening. Ciuiord Hougins pleased tne sis, which is causing heavy cattle Prospect; James R. Lovejoy, Med ed to cover such dangers Ashland after having a serious Mr. P. I. McAbee was a busi cluo members wiui music on his losses in a number of Western —you’ll have to stand | ford; William S. Ore, Grants Pass such loss yourself. operation last week. ___ ness visitor in Klamath Falls accordian. Me piayed “Missouri states. Monday. “Recent tests show that horse Robert D. Poctor, Medford; Arth Waltz and "Bell-bottomed Trous U. Van Etten, Ashland; Henry Ask this agency to add flies which suck the blood of ur ers”. Among me parents and re O. White, Grants Pass. Extended Coverage to Pfc. Neil M. Arant latives encouraging the c lu b cattle carrying this disease, can readily transmit it to healthy cat members by their presence were your fire insurance now. Gets Purple Heart Mr. and Mrs. Kit Johnson, Mrs. tle,” says the report released Sgt. John M. Barger Somewhere in the Pacific (De Rosa Dodge Galey, Mrs. Earl F. here today by the American Foun layed)—Marine Private F i r s t Downing ,and Mrs. R a n s o m dation for Animal Health. “An i- Is At McChord Field McChord Field, Washington— Class Neil M. Arant, 20, son of Nicks. plasmosis is caused by a minute Sergeant John M. Barger, hus parasite which attacks the blood Mrs. Ada Arant of 4678 South Sixty-four members earned the cells of cattle, causing severe ane band of the former Miss Gladys R K A L IN S U R A N C E Sixth Street, Klamath Falls, Ore certificate in their two months’ mia. Cattle which contract the L. Hoadley of Ashland, Oregon, is Phone «781 41 K * a t M a i n gon, was awarded the Purple recorded reading. in disease remain carriers, and dur now stationed at McChord Field, Heart recently for shra p n e 1 rank was given A for promotion each twoj near Tacoma. Washington, when ( wounds sustained at Iwo Jima. books read. A total of 32 books, ing the horsefly and homily sea A communications man in the gave the reader a top rank ofI son such ‘carrier’ animals can en he is assigned duty in the Medi- Fifth Marine division, Arant was General, Admiral, or Commo- i danger all healthy cattle in the Persons not familiar presented the medal at impres dore, to the branch of) locality. with proper sanitary and disin sive ceremonies by Colonel Ches service according On the following fection practices vaccinating ter B. Graham, regimental com list of chosen. receiving certificates on! may also spread in the mander. disease. Saturday, those starred read 32 j There is no known cure, so rigid His minor wounds did not re or more books: measures are doubly important. quire his evacuation and he went •Haroldine Arney, Jerry Bailey A vigorous campaign against bit through the entire Iwo campaign. Neoma Baugh, Melvin Bean, ing flies at this time should be Before joining the Marines in John Beare, Joanne Briscoe, •El especially helpful.” October, 1943, Arant was graduat len Brower, Janet Jan ed earlier the same year from ice Carter, Thomas Campbell, Carter, Max Ashland (Oregon) high school ine Champion, Maxine Dorrough, Pfc. Donald E. Reed t where he played varsity football Joanne Downing, Lois Downing, GOVERNMENT for two years and was a basket Donna Dunkeson, Nancy Dunke- Good Conduct Medal ball letterman one season. With the 100th Division of the son, Kay Eaton, Billy Finnell, ---------- o---------- Seventh Army, Germany—Pfc. Lorraine Frantz, ‘Anne Fuller All kinds of Signs for sale at ton, Ann Galey, Kenna Gandee, Donald E. Reed, Box 30, Ashland, Miner Office. Lorna Harper, Kathleen Hartley, Oregon has recently been award WATERPROOF Philip Henning, Kama Henson, ed the Good Conduct Medal. Earl Johnson, *Kit Johnson, *Zon The local soldier’s unit is a part Johnson, *Dennis Lacy, Ilia Le- of the victorious Seventh United Brun, Bob Madden, Marilee Ma States Army commanded by Lieu son, Margaret Meehan, Henry tenant General Wade H. Haislip. Metz, Winton Miller. *Danny The first American Army to taste Morris, Betty Myers, *Clarence combat in World War II, the Sev james mackh Nicks, Arthur Ostrander, Paula enth was born at sea on D-l of Ostrander, Helen Robertson, Roy the Sicilian invasion. After sweep A u th o r iz e d D e a le r- Rogers, David Satterlee, Bonnie ing the enemy out of Sicily in Seaver, Joann Seaver, Margaret 37 days of hard, fast fighting the Shuman, Bobby Sipe, Evelyn Seventh became the Mystery u d v Smith, James Smyth, Charlotte Army of the European Theater Ashland, Oregon Smyth, Junelee Smyth, Sara Sta until revealing its power in the bler, Judith Stephens, Doris Mae invasion of Southern France. Stevens, Virginia Stevens, Mar From the beaches of the Fren tha Stephenson, Richard Taylor, ch Riviera the forces of the Sev James Trigg, John Trigg, Phyllis enth Army launched a drive that Walker, Irene Welch, Josella was to carry them more than Welch, Mildred Williams. 1000 miles through the heart of —-------- o—------ - Fortress Germany. No ot h e r army has fought over so long a Services Held for route or has liberated so v^st an for 3 Days Otis Van Slyke Wed. area as has the Seventh. During The Musical Drama Funeral services were held this history-making drive, which Wednesday, August 1, for Otis carried it over the Maritime Alps of Your Dreams! Van Slyke, a former Ashland re the rugged Vosges range, across Announce the opening sident, at the Conger Funeral the Rhine and Danube rivers, the Home in Medford. Interment was men of the Seventh captured made in the Siskiyou cemetery at more than 650,000 prisoners. This Medford. of total includes only those prison Mr. Van Slyke was born at ers taken in combat and does not TALENT NEWS Armed Services Book Club Meets A Complete Covering Billings Agency Ends EndsSat. Silt Nite Big Saving! AMMUNITION BOXES 69 LITHIA I NOW PLAYING , TT ? W estern Auto S O I C o STARTS SUNDAY ML & Mrs. Howard Oden Ashland Sporting Goods Store D E C A L S 279 East Main - Next to LaMarre Drug We cordially invite the Public to inspect our new quarters and swap your hunting and fishing stories with us. 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