SOUTHERN OREGON MINER THURSDAY,
PAGE EIGH T
The new Bugler is Dwight Sul- New Yorker Praises
sewing.
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A number of members of the lavin and new Scribe is Herbert
Public Library Here ..
TALENT, February 5—Talont Talent Friends church attended Combs.
H.E.C. meets Tuesday at the
Red Cross Unit meets every special meetings held at the
A New York newspaper man,
Tuesday at £:30 A. M, in the Medford Friends church * Wed­ home of Mrs. A. B. Culver Ur passing through Ashland, stayed
Talent.
Talent school. They are now nesday night.
over one day this week on ac- j
Talent High school Basketball count*
working on blouses for the Phil­ Robert E. Baylof, recently dis
of the snow. He spent the
goes to Myrtle Creek for morning in the public library,'
ippine relief. More ladies are charged from the Army is home | a Want
game Tuesday night
reference books and look­
asked to come and help with the after two years overseas duty
A number of Talent students using
I in the South Pacific.
ing over the collection,
are
out
of
school
due
to
illness.
1 Fred Bendorf has moved in
“You have a very attractive
Talent They have been living Earlene Roberts, Joyce Beardan, 1 library' 'he rental ked to the lib-
with Mr. and Mrs. Meadows on and Richard Hartley are con­ ' rarian on duty. Pleased with the
fined to the hospital.
the Dora Smith place.
I books available, he added. “I
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Hotchkiss Lillian Frazier returned from 1 have done lots of work in libr-
are planning to build a new her brothers at Swiss Home.
and I think this is a very
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ellrod ; artes,
home on the lot they recently
good collection for a town this
of
Andtyson
Creek
are
the
par­
purchased from Tom Bell.
sue.
David Baylor is home on a fur ents of a baby daughter, named
lough from Camp Roberts. Cali­ Christine Louise.
fornia. He is to report at Fort Herman Cannon has purchas­ Eugene Holmes Died
Ord for overseas duty, February ed a new mule which he rides
around Talent and he reports Last Wednesday
«•
When you have an automo­
it will be the leading horse
Eugene McNair Holmes, a re­
Miss Haymon is helping in the that
in the Horsemans club which is tired railroad man who has
bile accident you will be
school kitchen, while Mrs. Wal- being
organized. Though at pre­ made his home in Ashland u
die is iU.
glad you carried complete
sent he has it leased to George
many years, passed away
i Mrs. Genevieve Holdridge is Carter for use of orchard clear­ good
at his home January 30.
insurance protection.
substitute teacher for Miss Stok- ing. Poor Mule!
He was born July 18, 1882 at
! ey who is ill.
Then your insurance com­
Forest Grove, Oregon. He wus
Callers
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
preceded in death by his wife
pany, not you, pays the
Mi's. Frank Reed Monday were C. N. Gillmore Quits
who died in February 1933. Sur­
claims made against you
Mr. and Mrs. Kron, Mr. George! t P f in p liin r l M n n n r o r vivors include one sister Mrs.
Carter,
Mr.
Otto
ischuaer,
Mr.
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a
g
e
r
Miles of Hayward, Califor­
for personal injuries t o
Clarence Holdridge. and Mr. Because of continued ill heal Allen
nia
and
a sister in law, Mrs. O.
others, damage to the pro­
Frank Holdridge.
th, C. N. Gillmore, for the past F. Riebel of Ashland.
Mr. Otto Sctiuaer of Califor-j 25 years, manager of the local
perty of others, and also
Mr. Holmes retired from act­
ma is now making his home I Copeland Lumber yard .resigned ive service some 10 years ago
damage to your own car.
with his sister Mrs. Hackler.
his position, effective February
has been in poor health for
Mr. Martin Medic, who has | 1. Mr. Gillmore has been at this and
Consults. tbisi. agency's. for
some years. He was a member
recently replaced Mr. A. D. one location for the past quarter of the Masonic lodge.
further information.
Johnson as district supervisor o i! century, while the business has
the West Coast Bureau of Lum- been under four different own-
ber Grades and Inspection was a , erships.
Ashland Ministerial ..
recent visitor at the Talent Saw
Mr. Gillmore's successor is
Mill.
j Charles Hodgins, who has been Association Met Mon.
Last Saturday night public ! an employee of the company at
The Ashland Ministerial Asso­
dance was sponsored by the Tai- the local yards for the past three ciation met in the Christian
R E A L IN S U R A N C E
ent Grange, the next dance will years. Mr. Hodgins and family Church on last Monday after­
Phone 8781
41 E ast Main
be February 9, sponsored by the came here from Idaho, purchas- noon. President Geo. Shuman
Volunteer Fire Department.
ed the H. B. Carter place on presided, and Secretary Earl
Minor alterations on the build- Mountain Avenue, when coming Downing recorded the business
ing housing the planer unit at to Ashland.
transactions. Among other plans
the Talent saw mill have been
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whieh came up for discussion
in progress during the past few1/ ' .... z P p ie n n n r a
was that of the Passion Week
QUICK RELIEF FROM davs.Work
has been directed by I, DU m y I r ls U ilc r S
services.
S ym ptom s o f Distress Arising fro m
Mr. Fred Bawley.
It has been the custom of the
Taken
to
State
Pen
Mr. Clayton returned home
Ministerial
Association to spon­
S TO M A C H ULCERS after
a visit at the home of Deputy Sheriff Vein Smith sor the Passion Week union ser­
and Mrs. Smith as Matron, left vices. This year, as in the pre­
Lysle Tames.
due to EXCESS A C ID
Mrs. Baylor, Robert Baylor, Thursday morning for Salem, to vious years these services will
Free Boo kT ells of HomeT reatment that
four Jackson county be held in the various churches
Must Help o r it W ill Cost You Nothing David Baylor and Miss Bonnie transport
people
to
the
state penitentiary during the week just proceeding
Taylor
went
to
Grants
Pass
call­
O v e r tw o m illio n b o ttle s o f th e W I L L A R D
'T R K A T M E N T h a ve been sold fo r r e lie f o f
ing on relatives Monday even­ Doris Burtis Armstrong, drew Easter. A different minister will
r r m pto m s o f distress arisin g from S tom ach
not to exceed two years for aid­ occupy the pulpit each evening
ing.
and D uo den al U lc e r* du e to b e n * A c i d -
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Ottinger ing and abeting a jail break: bringing a message on some
Poor D igestion, Sour o r U pset S tom ach.
Cassiness. H e a rtb u rn . Sleeplessness, e tc .,
returned after a months visit in Leo Plumton, four ye*irs on a phase of the general theme "The
du e t o Excess A cid. Sold on 15 d iy s tr ia l!
San Diego and other Southern burglary charge, James Rosen­ Cross.” Detailed plans and a
A sk fo r “ W illa r d ’s Message” w h ich f u lly '
berger of Ashland, 2 years for complete program will be placed
California cities.
explains th is tr e a tm e n t— free— at.
forgery
and Clarence T. Blair, before the public at an early
The
Talent
Boy
Scouts
met
EAST SIDE PHARMACY
Thursday night in the High four years on a larcency charge. date.
school gym. Scout Master Geo- Because one of the prisoners is
rge Bales reports two new Patrol a woman, Mrs. Smith will go Trims wall paper and wall
leaders organized in the Patrol along instead of a deputy as is paper brushes, Marshall-We 11 s,
were Bill Hart and Bud King. usually the case.
on the Plasa. phone 2-1231.
7- »94
TALENT NEWS
Automobile
Losses Paid
For You
Billings Agency
RR5ITV
NOW PLAYING
Ends Sat. Nite
STOAT FOR
I and OLO I
YOUNGe
Junior High Honor
Roll Students Listed
LITRI
NOW SHOWING!
lO W Bif!
ILE!
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hurgara
S H IR V IK c
TENDER «RAPES
The following ane on the hon­
or Roll for the third six weeks
at the Junior High school. Ninth
Grade: LeRoy Ades, John Beare,
Kathyrn Decker, Frank Hile,
Betty Lou Kerby, Jeanette Kin­
ney, Virginia Lilly, Laura May,
Jean Nichols, Carrol Powell,
Margaret Wagner, Venita Rob-
I erson.
| Eighth Grade: Haroldine Ar-
ney, Joanne Downing, Nina Gra­
ber, Norma Jean Gwinn.
Seventh Grade: Patricia Bailey
Dale Dieckman, Arthur Ostrand­
er, Audrey Schuster, Patti Schaf
fer.
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FEBRUARY 14th
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These modern locker boxes for the
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