SOUTHERN OREGON MINER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, «94J
Wednesday from the Community
Mr. and Mrs. Wallas Putm an hospital in Medford where he
and family left Tuesday for Ore- has been a patient for the past
ville, California to spend the two weeks.
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest White
opened a grocery store Monday
morning in the Locker plant
The Youth for C hrist council
building.
Lawrence (Pinky) Burnett has met Saturday night at the C hrist
an arm y discharge and is now ian Church for the purpose of
electing officers and getting a pro
home with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Jennings gram lined up for the first big
are the parents of a baby boy rally. Officers which were elect
weighting 7 lbs at time of birth, ed include: Chairm an Shirley
born at the Community Hospital Wilcox; two vice chairm an, who
will be in charge of the programs
in Ashland Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Niles Bowker left for the rallies are Virginia Schul
Tuesday for • Oreville, California tz and Le Vern De Young; Sec
where Mr. Bowker wil lbe em retary, Jane Pollard; Treasurer,
Maxine Dieckman and Publicity
ployed.
Dudley Estes returned home Chairm an Alice Beare.
These rallies will be sponsored
by the young people of the As
sembly of God, Nazarene, Faith
Temple, Baptist, Christian and
Free Methodist churches.
At each rally there will be an
outside speaker and special num
bers by the young people..
The first rally will be the last
Saturday of this month, Oct. 27
T A L E N T N EW S :■%
TALKN r, October 16—Jam es
Tillford oi Phoenix was a busi
ness caller in Talent Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McDowell
went to Prospect Monday to look
alter business affairs.
Miss Lottie Dcswick of B ell
view and Sarah Clark of Ash
land were calling on friends in
Talent Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Homes
of Ashland stopped in Talent
Monday enroute to their home
from a trip to Eugene.
Mi's. Belle Skeeters and Mrs.
Charles L. Skeeters attended the
golden wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Skeeters
last Sunday. They reside on the
C rater T a k e Highway near Med
ford more than 100 persons call
ed during the day.
Mr .and Mrs. L. Putm an sold
their property a t the north end
of Talent across the street from
the Richfield station to Mr. and
Mrs. Pernell of Salem. Mr. and
Mrs. Putm an have not decided
w here they will locate.
Mrs. M. Cook of Bremerton.
Washington is m aking an extend
ed visit w ith her sister and broth
er-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Cal Har-
Christian C'hurch
Youth Group Meets
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SUN D A Y
Jackson County Jail
Is Second In Survey
In a recent news release from
W ashington ,the federal bureau
of prisons the Jackson county
jail at Medford was rated second
in the state, w ith the Portland
city jail ranking highest. Thirty-
two of the states 39 jails were
rated unfit for federal prisoners.
The federal bureau’s inspector
rates jails on adm inistration, dis
cipline, building and equipm ent,
personnel, food, medical service,
hospital facilities, cleanliness and
sanitation, personal hygiene, re
habilitation, employyment and in
dustries and religious instruction
The inspector is required to an
swer 10 pages of questions and
make a complete personal obser
vation report. Only jails with rat
ings of 50 per cent or better are
deemed fit for federal prisoners
and those under 50 per cent are
"condemned” by the FBP.
It was stated that inspections
were made several years ago.
Local officials have no record of
an inspection being made of the
county jail in recent years.
Body Sent to ....
Seattle for Burial
Death came to Mi's. Florence
Agnes Fletcher Friday morning,
October 12, after an illness of a
year and a half. She was born
April 12, 1894 at Fedonia, K an
sas. Surviving are three children,
Ralph E. Fletcher, Robert L.
Fletcher and Frances L. H atha
way, all of Seattle. There are
three brothers, Ira G. Short, Ke-
wa, Washington, Fay B. Short,
Houston, B. C., and John F. Short
Arlington, Kansas and two sist
ers, Mrs. Flossie D. Hoggarth,
Edmonds, Washington and Mrs.
To the Returned
Veterans of Ashland
Dear Comrade:
The members of Ash
land Post No. 14 of the American
Legion wish to welcome you buck
to civilian life after your service
with the finest force ever assem b
led to defend and fight for our
country.
Most likely one of your first
actions us a civilian will be to as
sociate yourself with a veterans’
organization. The American Leg
ion will provide you with the
best opportunity for continued
service to your country and your
comrades.
The Am erican Legion is made
up of veterans who served in
both World Wars, and whose pri
m ary objectives is the welfare of
our sick and wounded comrades.
We earnestly invite you to visit
any of our meetings, and hope
you will join with us in prom ot
ing the interest und welfare of
those we once fought beside and
now work with.
The Am erican Legion h a s
fought for the rights of the vet
eran for the last 25 years and
has accomplished much. It will
still be fighting that same battle
25 years hence. Your cooperation
is needed. Only by strength of
num bers can these rights be pro
tected.
With the same feeling of grati
tude and adm iration that is felt
by all the people of America, we
wish you a bright and happy
peace-time future.
Beecher Danford, Commander
Ashland Post No. 14. C. M. Fraz
ier, Adjutant.
Mr. und Mrs. S. L. Burton of
through Septem ber 30, 1945 total
ed $8,718,000,000 or 16.8% of the Gold Beach were visitors lust
amount issued, leaving 83.2% still week in Aahlund, visiting with
in the hands of the original in Mr. Burton’s sister, Mis. Apple-
white. Mr. Burton is publishei of
vestors.
IF. S. savings bonds generally the Curry County R eporter for
known as "Buby Bonds" series A, the past four years. They are for
B, C, and D were first issued mer residents, when Mr. Burton
March 1, 1935. They were with I was foreman in the plunt of the
draw n from sale on April 30, 1941 I Valley Record. They left in 1910
after a total of $4.518.000.000 had t and went to Milwaukie and later
been sold. Redemptions through | bought the Curry County Record.
Septem ber SO, 1945 including mat
Leland I-inn, superintendent of
ured series A bonds totaled $954,-
000,000 or 21.12% of the amount Ashland schools und Earl Rogers,
prinein.il lit the high achool, spent
issued.
several days in Portland at a
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Nutmerlbe for The Miner today. superintendent's meeting.
Mary M. Craggs of Seattle. The
rem ains were sent to Seattle un
der direction of the Litw iller Fun
eral Chapel, on Saturday where
funeral and interm ent services
were held.
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Purchasers of E, F, and G
bonds still hold 83.2% of the
totals sold, according to figures
released by the War Finance Com
mittee. E, F, and G bonds were
first issued on May 1, 1941. Since
that date, through Septem ber 30,
1945, a total of $51,895,000,000
have been sold. Redemptio n s
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than ever, only one question remains
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