SOUTHERN OREGON MINER. THURSDAY, JANUARY j, 1946
ity Hospital in Ashland. Mr. Dob­
bins is a former resident of Tal­
TALENT, Jan. 2—Born to Mr. ent and recently discharged from
and Mrs. Dale Dobbins a boy, the army.
named Lorry Dale. His weight
The wedding of Miss Nina Mae
was eight pounds. He was born
on December 26 at the Commun-
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Love of Ashland took place Dec­
ember 24 at the Chapel of Rocks
and Roaes in Medford with the
Rev. D. E. Millard, performing
the ceremony. The bride has been
teaching in the Talent school.
Mr. and Mis. Fred Hodapp and
daughter, Mary of Turner, Ore­
Mayor T. S. Wiley and the othei
gon stopped in Talent last week city officials of Ashland have
and called on friends. They were been invited to bring the city’s
enrouts to Cassa Grande, Arizona.
Mrs. Ivah Blackwell and son reconversion problems to the joint
Edward of Ashland were visiting convention of the League of Ore­
relatives in Talent, Monday. Ed­ gon cities and the Oregon Finance
ward was recently discharged Officer! Association, to be held in
from the Army.
Portland, January 21, 22 ,und 23,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvan Coats of at Multnomah hotel. The conven­
Phoenix were calling on friends tion is planned as a "clinic” wher
in Talent, Sunday.
outstanding national authorities
Mrs. Belle Skeeters who has as well as federal, state, und lo­
, been confined to her home with cal officials w ill be on hand to
illness is able to be out again.
offer information and suggestions
Miss Alice Wooten who is at­ on federal surplus property dis­
tending Oregon State and Miss posal .return of airports to c iv il­
Barbara T errill at Pacific College, ian management, planning pro­
Newburg .and Miss Lois Thomp­ blems. building codes, Oregon fin ­
son who teaches at Tigred are ance problems, and other matters
spending the holidays vacation of particular interest to Oregon
with their home folks and rela­ cities.
tives.
Prominent guests w ill be Gov­
Mr .and Mrs. Lee Fifield spent ernor Snell ,who w ill speak at the
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Christmas with Mrs. Fifield's opening luncheon on Monday; Dr.
father and sisters at the Moore Harry K. Newburn, University of
home in Talent. Three nephews Oregon president, who w ill deliv­
who were recently discharged er the League banquet address on
from the army were present also. Tuesday evening; Carl H Chat­
Mr. and Mrs. George Bales re­ ters. executice director of the
turned home Saturday from Flor­ Municipal Finance Officers Asso­
ence and other Coastal points dur­ ciation of the United States and
ing the Christmas week.
Canada .scheduled to speak at the
Mrs. W. B Hotchkiss returned Finance Officers banquet Monda
home last week from a two weeks evening; Earl D. Mallery, execu­
visit in San Francisco where she tive director of the American
visited her daughter and family. Municipal Association, speaker at
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the Tuesday luncheon; Mayor
Harley Knox of San Diego, pre­
sident of the League of California
Cities, speaker at the Wednesday
Funeral services for William A. luncheon; and Charles B Bennett,
York, who died Friday in a local director of the Los Angeles City
hospital after an illness of more
than two months, were held Wed­
nesday at 1:30 p.m. at the L itw i-
ler Funeral Home. Interment was
made in the family plot in Moun­
tain View cemetery.
York, who had resided in Jack-
son county since 1898, was born
Oct. 10, 1857 in Wisconsin. He
came to Oregon over the Oregon
Trail at the age of 19 and settled
in Walla Walla. His marriage to
Rosella Ashman .who died in June
of 1926, took place there. York,
a retired farmer, was a member
of the Seventh Day Adventist
church. In recent months he had
resided in Medford with Mrs. Mae
R. Rushton, a daughter.
The deceased is survived by a
son, Frank A. York, Montague,
Calif., a daughter. Ruby Davis,
Sacremento, Calif., Mrs. Rushton
and 12 grand children and six
great grandchildren.
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Homer Bissell, yard clerk at the
Southern Pacific yards here, re­
turned from the S. P. Hospital at
San Francisco, in time to spend
Christmas with the family. Mr.
Bissell, fell a couple of weeks ago,
while pushing a baggage truck
and seriously injured his back.
He expects to be back on the job
soon.
City Officials Are
Invited to Attend
Portland Meeting
Funeral Services for
William A. York
Planning Department, who w ill
peak at the planning and zoning
section meeting on Munday.
T u cd a y, Jin. 8, 1946
Victor Phillips, radarmun sec­
ond class, arrived Monday in Ash­
land, after receiving his discharge
from the navy at San Francisco,
to come home to his family, Mrs.
Beth Phillips and two small chil­
dren, who have been living at 40(1
Liberity Street. Mr. Phillips has
been serving aboard a navy A t­
tack Transport and has seen con­
siderable service, including land-
Returned Veterani Particularly
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Legion I lall
W inburn W ay
war. This is his first trip to Ash­
land, as his family moved here
from California after he left for
foreign service. The family plan
to get a small ranch and make
(heir permanent home in or near
Ashland
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STE V E : “ How was the hospital dinner,
Judge? Sorry I couldn’t get there.”
OLD JUDGE:"Nexy interesting, Steve. One
of the doctors on the staff read a paper on
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the big universities where they are studying
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