SOUTHERN O R K ,ON M IN I K. IIIUR SDAY, JUNI- io,
Y. CARROLL BUYS BARBER
SHOP FROM SHOENIGER
Y. C arroll, M edford,
bought
Leo Shoeruger's b arb er shop in
the Plaza district this week. The
shop will be called the Plaza
B arb er Shop.
C hildren's hair
cu ttin g will be featured.
flRSITV
NOW PLAYING
Ends Sat. Nite
fax:
B everly W ier ad m itted 1:45 p.m.;
! S tella N ivison ad m itted 9:45 a.m.;
B etty J a n e Holm an discharged tl
J u n e 13: Thom as Moore wus p. m.
discharged 3:30 p.m.; A rchie
Ju n e 17: Jo h n H. Hill d isch arg ­
O w ens discharged 3:30 p.m.; Mis. ed 4 p.m.; Violet L und uischarg-
S ylvora Zorka discharged 6 p.m.; I ed 11 a.m. B everly W ier dischurg
Thom as F. Bond ad m itted 2:50; ed 3 p.m.; Mrs. Bisby ad m itted
S. M. F isher ad m itted 1:30 p.m.; 12 noon; Mrs. B lundell ad m itted
W ayne Peterson adm itted 11:25 4 p.m.; P atricia Schoenw all a d ­
p. m. and discharged 11:45 p.m. m itted 6:15 p.m.; Mrs. C lupney
Ju n e 14: Douglas M itchell a d ­ discharged 8:45 a.m. G ary N ew ­
m itted 7 o'colck in the m orning ton discharged 4:30 p.m.; Mrs
an d discharged 4 o’clock in the 1 Peggy S m ith discharged 5 p.m.
afternoon. Mrs. L illian Hotchkiss | Mrs. H allie C endicott ad m itted
ad m itted 7:30 a.m .; S. M. Fisher 10:30 a.m .; Mrs. Hazel Hays a d ­
dischargged 8:30 p.m.; Mrs. M ary m itted 5:15 p.m.
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W inieki discharged 4:30 p.m.;
Jo h n H. Hill adm itted 10:30 a.m. P ersonal ,
R aym ond C oulter adm itted 3:15;
Sam uel P eters adm itted 8:45 p.m.
Willie: Take me out to the ball
A lta S te w art adm itted 7:15 p.m.; game, Sunday. June 23. at Walter
Mrs. H arold Bond discharged 3 Phillips field at 2:30 p.m. to see
p.m.; Raym ond C oulter discharg­ the Ashland Elks play the league
ed 10 p.m.; Mrs. C laude Hoisng- leading Crescent City club A
ton w as discharged 4 p.m.; Mrs. loud speaker will announce all
H. L. S um m ers discharged 11:30; plays. Yours Maude.
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Hospital News
Services Here For
Mrs. Lane’s Father
Mrs. Harley Lane's father, Or
lie M C ochran of Loveland, Col
orado, passed aw ay Ju n e 16 a
Yakim a, W ashington. His body
will be brought to A shland and
funeral will b e held Ju n e 20,
at 1:30 P M . at the L itw iller
C hapel and in term en t at the
M ountain View cem etery.
O th er su rv iv o rs of Mr C ochran
are four d au g h ters, Mrs. II. R.
C ritchlow , Yakut a, W ashington,
Mrs. Ja k e Fisher, M ontague. C al­
ifornia, Mrs. Abe Brown. F lem ­
ing, Colorado, Mrs. Mabel Amos,
G oodland, Kansas an d a son,
Jessis C ochran, G rand Ju n ction,
Colorado.
CARA LEE HAINES ONE OF
ROUNDUPS PRINCESSES
Cura Lee Haines, d au g h ter of
Dr. and Mrs. C harles A. Hanies,
was selected as one of the p rin ­
cesses in the Q ueens ento u rag e at
the filth annual Rogue River
R oundup which was held last
week at the F airgrounds in Med
ford. She was one of four p rin ­
cesses who w ere selected bv ap
plans»* ratings.
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON
JUNE 23
THE
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Crescent Csty
MEET
Here
-AT-
Walter Phillips Field
GAME BEGINS
AT 2:30 P. M.
JUNE 23,1946
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