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Southern Oregon M iner, Ashland, Oregon, January 17, 1946
as a result of skidding, caused by ’
speed too great tor uie shppci>
road suriaces, r anvil saiu. ¿»even
peuesinans were struck and kill­
ed by cars during rainy w earner,
Jan. to, 1946—The following most ot these accidents occurutg
students at tne Southern Oregon during hours ot darkness, 'two
fatal
accidents wvuuvu
occurred when
dri-
College ot Education are on the! *“
■*"' «««»'••»
»neu un
honor roll for work done in the! ver’ bl,nded bY *l«nng lights in
taileu to
hazards
Fall quarter, hating achieved a 1 rain storms,
sU,rMls f*‘t«**
'*• see inumAi
grade-point average ot three to in the highway.
"The combination of slippery
lour, front a possible range of one
road surfaces and limited visibil­
to lour point average.
4.00 to 3.50: Clare Kussell. Med­ ity occurs frequently in this state
ford, Ore. - 4.00, Paul Travis, Ash­ during winter months," the Secre­
land, Ore. - 4.00; Helen Mane tary of State pointed out. "Under
Williams, Klamath Falls, Ore., - that combination of circ u m-I
■4.00, Bonnie Holcomb, Grants stances, the addition of speed is a
Pass, Ore. - 3.56; Patricia Colvin, dangerous thing. Drivers are like­
Lakeview, Ore. - 3.55; Grade ly to find themselves in em er-f
Stultz, Medford, Ore. - 3.55; Jean gencies as a result of slippery!
roads or limited visibility, a n d '
Burdette, Medford, Ore. - 3.50.
3.50 to 3.00: Marlyn Young, Ash then find themselves unable to
land, Ore. - 3.40; Annelia Con­ stop in time, due to their speed."
Farrell urged drivers to give
verse, Ashland, Ore. - 3.37; Rach­
el Parkhurst .Roseburg, Ore. - 3.35 consideration to the hazards of
Mrs. Lois Christanson, Ashland, slippery road surfaces and limited
Ore. - 3.33; Myrtle Chapman, Ash­ visibility during winter months,
land, Ore. - 3.26; Mary Corthell, and to regulate their speed ac­
Ashland, Ore. - 3.22; Norma Eld­ cordingly in the interest of avoid­
er, Williams, Ore. - 3.19; Ila Clark, ing accidents.
Butte Falls, Ore. - 3.18; Frances
Church, Ashland, Ore. - 3.16;
outh Groups Join in..
Ralph McKinnis, Ashland, Ore.
3.12; Gene Rae, Medford, Ore. - Song Session Sunday
3.06; Rebecca Lindsay, Grants
The youth groups from the
w -
4
Pass, Ore. - 3.00 Patricia Caskill, Presbyterian and Meth o d i s t
Paisley, Ore. - 3.00.
Churhes met on Sunday evening
M r. and M r* . R alph L. G oulette, oi B erkeley, Cal., ih o w n here w ith
in the Methodist Church, imme­ W illia m H . W oo dfield . Jr.. Im p e ria l Potentate of the S h rlnere of N orth
following the evening ser­ A m eric a, w ere m ore than Just In terest :d sp ectato r* at th is year's an­
Weather Cause of .... diately
mon hour. For an hour or more nual E ast-W est fo otb all gam e a* San Francisco, played fo r the b en efit
they enjoyed the high class gospel of the 15 Shrine crippled ch ild , rn 's l'">S0 lls th ro ug ho u t the country.
Many Accidents
Each a fo rm e r p atie n t a t the Can f ancisco S hrine hospital, th ey
hymns,
the personally helpful m et fo
Adverse weather conditio n s
r the fir s t tim e a t the t .. -\7 t i t game tw o years ago. Each h. <:
figured prominently in traffic ac­ Bible verses, and a fellowship in been cured of unuscal dr
’'tie.- T h e y v.ere m a rrie d last M a rr
deep
devotional
meditation.
John
cidents reported in Oregon during
T h ia was th e ir firs t r ..-
- a n n i.e - ■■ M r. G oulette serveJ as
a e ria l gunner d u tir.g the w a r cn the U. S. S. Lexington and the I'
the month of November, Secre­ Billings lead the singspiration
tary of State Robert S. Farrell with Doris Renzema at the piano. ‘ ** E n te rp ris e .
The two pastors. Rev. George Shu 1
Jr., said today.
There were four fatal accidents man of the Presbyterian, and Dr. Mrs. G. W. Bruce had ‘eats and day morning in Medford on busi­
G. W. Bruce of the Methodist a chin-fest’ in the Methodist par- ness.
Church were present and had a sonage. Mrs. Bruce, the hostess,
Mr. Robuck is building a new
I part in the activities of the even­ served sandwiches and dainty
garage
on his lots he recently pur­
ing. These cooperative sessions of sweets as they sat around the lace
these two groups of young people covered table centered with a chased on B. St.
are growing in interest and in figurene holding a small boquet Mr. Ray Smith who has been sick
for some time is reported to be
spiritual significance. Another of flowers.
improving.
such gathering is planned for
The W. R. C, will meet Satur­
date in the very near future, at
day Jan. 19 at the Parish House
which time it is planned to have
C. H. Tisdale, Loyaly Insurance for a covered dish dinner at 12:30
some added attractions.
Following the singspiration by Group representative, of Portland followed by a business meeting
their two groups of young people was an Ashland visitor Saturday at 2 p.m. At this time the new of­
Mrs. Lydia J. Burns and son ficers will be installed for the
on last Sunday evening Rev. and
Mrs. George Shuman and Dr. and returned Saturday to the home of coming year. A good attendance
Mrs. Nelle Burns after a 10 day is des.red.
YOU’LL
visit
in Klamath Falls with her
Steel Garden Cultivator*. Seed­
SAU
sister Mrs. Tess Wiley. Mrs. Wiley ers and Lawn Spreaders, at Mar­
INTO
brought them over from Klamath shall Well* Store, on the Plaza,
Falls, stayed over night and re- phone 2-1231.
ANEW
Sunday.
WORLD
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hash of
Steel Garden Cultivators, Seed­ Dead Indian were transacting
OF
ers and Lawn Spreaders, at Mar­ business in town Monday.
THRILLS
shall Wells Store, on the Plaza,
Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Hatfield are
phone 2-1231.
AND
sick at their home 308 Liberty St.
NOW SHOWING!
Mr. and Mrs. George May of with the flu.
I ROMANCE,
Klamath Falls visited over the
S. E. Allen of Modock, Calif., is
week end at the home of Mrs. in Ashland on business.
May’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hun­
Loren Sylvester James of Ash­
ter on Van Ness Avenue.
land was arrested Saturday on
Philip Wendt forfeited a $5 a charge of being drunk on pub­
bail in justice court, on a charge lic street. By failure to appear in
with
of failure to stop at stop street. court he forfeited a $25 bail. Os­
Larry
B. Basey was fined $1 and born Lee Ball was fined $50 and
HARRYCAREY
reen O'HARA ■ Woher SUZAK
costs
each
one two counts of oper­ $2.50 costs and handed a 30-day
IH T tC H M C O L O tt
PAUL KELLY
ating a car without a motor vehi­ jail sentence in city court on a
cle license and improper lights. charge of lewd cohabitation. The
Oren R. Edwards was lined $1.00 jail sentence was suspended on
plus
and costs for not having a motor condition of good behavior and
vehicle license and Wm. R. Ritch­ payment of fines. Alfredo Mar­
ey Jr. was fine $1.00 and cost on tinez Rodriquez of Hilt was ar
being charged with failure to dis­ rested on a charge of being drunk
for 3 Days
play license.
and disorderly and was fined
iw
Rev. and Mrs. F. O. Satterfield $12.50 and $2.50 costs in city court
SW
formerly of Medford and Mrs..
Cecil Andrew Messer drew a
OF A
Almeda Allen of Sandpoint, Idaho six month jail sentence in justice
UFfT«E
are gtiests at the B. H. Crosby court Saturday, on a charge in-
IN
home on Iowa Street.
volving issuance of checks. .
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The Woodcraft Lodge will meet,
BAM
Monday, January 21 at I.O.O.F.
UP
Hall for a business meeting, also Methodist S. S. Class
HOURS!
to celebrate the January birth­ Has Party Monday
tarn
days. Mrs. Anna Myer is hostess.. The
__ _____v.u.a
College age ... youth class of
Mr. and Mrs Burk of Walker the" Methodic ChLrch? tough? by
Ave and H.L. Moore spent, Tues- Mr. R. R. Peck, held a class party
Honor Roll at SOCE
for Fall Term Given
DOUBLE DELUXE DEUCUUS ANNIVERSARY
LOCALS
NOW PLAYING
Ends Sat. Nite
LITHIA
in the Fellowship room of the Star medal for heroic achieve­
' Church last Migtduy evening. T in ment in connection with military
,
p u n ol the evening wa . sp en t
in playing lively m ixing gunte ,
inen muy Were sealed a I lableti
w here liiey enjoyed the q u it 1 1
table gam es played m a p ro lix . •,
I sive m anner. The gam es w ere pro
operations ugninst the enemy on
Luzon, according to recent orders
issued at Gen. W ulter Krueger's
Sixth Army headquarter! in Kyo­
to. Under fire, Sgt. lit uni ley re ­
scued an advance scout. Ills w ife
viued
me entertainment com­ is Mrs, Clifford Bromley, 2115
m itted (¡(insisting of Mary Ellen Grant St., Ashland, Ore.
hi a
I
Bartlett, Joanne Wyant, Dorothy
| Tlnderkoflcr. Following the games
refreshments were served and the j
RHEUMAT ISM
young people departed. Another 1
and ARTHRITIS
party is in the making for the
month of February.
1 suffered for years and am so
Mr. R. R. Peck is a man of abili­ thunkful thut 1 found relief from
ty, and he is giving his time and
talent to the youth of this college this terrible affliction that 1 will
age .He believes any time uud gladly answer anyone writing me
talent invested in youth is the for information. Mrs. Annu Pautz,
best investment u man can make, P. O. Box 825, Vancouver. Wash.
yielding dividenta not only to him Adv.
self, but to the lives and useful­
ness of the young people through
their entire days.
Memorial Plaque Is
Presented at Church
Automobile
Losses Paid
For You
At the morning worship service
m the Methodist Church last Sun­
day there was a dedication service
for the cross, two candelabra, and
a pulpit scurf which are placed
in memory of the men from this
church who gave their lives in
the service of their country. The ¡
memorial plaque uttached to the I
cross bears the names of Lt. John I
Raymond Pratt—Fm. 1 c Carl Ed-1
ward Stevens—S. Sgt. Leland1
James Ashcraft—Lt. (JG) Dean
Bruner Ashcraft—Lt. Kent Nor­
man Ashcraft—and Cpl. Lewis R.
Setchell. Dr. Walter Redford pre­
sented the memorials to Allen j
McGee, chairman of the Board!
of trustees, and he in turn pre-.
sented them to the pastor, Dr. G .!
W. Bruce for dedication. Then the
congregation joined in a beautiful
and deeply impressive dedication
ritual and prayer.
u
Sgt. Clifford Bromley
Gets Bronze Star
With the Sixth Army in Japan
Sgt. Clifford M. Bromley, Ash- 1
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