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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1946)
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER, THURSDAY, JU N E 17, 1946 T w enty eig h t Avhlund student», at S o u th ern O regon college made the honor lull for work done d u r mg the spring q u u rter, according to M. E. Wiiodell, registrar. Six stu d en ts m ade a straig h t A re curd, and (our of these w ere Ash laud students. They w ere Joseph Hurdle, C harles Coffin, Deane Horne, G aylord V estal of A sh land; K enneth Haymond, and H ubert W alker of Medford, M aking a 3.5 uvevngc or better w ere: Leslie Segsw orth, Jack Pearson, H enry W iliiama, David H arker, L eornard W arren, Paul lcenhow er, Mrs M yrtle Chupm un, W illiam H lackm er, C arolyn Hose, and R obert Sharyon, of Ashland and 18 others. Those m aking a 3.0 to 3.5 a v e r age follow: Paul Aikins, Fred Huehling, Lois C hristenson, F ra n cis C hurch, A nnella Converse, M ary C'orthoU, Puul Travis, Hetty H ollingsw orth, L aura J o n e s , M anley la g g e tt, Jack M erritt, Henry M etzger, John McLain, R ichard P utney, all of A shland; plus 25 oth ers from else where. 1 I from Hogue R iver w ith his p a r ents. Ju n e 0, 1937 he m arried Mrs. Elsie S w eet in M edford and is survived by hut wilt anti step Sum ii.i i school studen ts at the daughter, Mrs. Joseph '1 immci - S outhern Oregon College field m an ol Vallejo, C alil., three th eir fu s t sum m er school aocial brothers, Dr. H arvey Wood», Ur. F riday night. W ieners, buns, and M arcus H. Woods, both of A sh o th er delicacies w ere enjoyed land anti Dr. C larence A. Woods around the cam pfire with songs, ol Lebanon, Oregon, and parents, stu n ts ,and stories. The barbecue Dr. anti Mrs. E rnest A. Woods. pit on the cam pus provided the F unerul services will be held ! site for tins happy occasion. F riday, J u n e 21, in the F irst An extensive recreation;"I p ro P resb y terian church at 10:30 o’ clock, w ith the R everend George gram has been planned lor the sum m er session. Included in the M. S hum an officiating. In term en t will be m ade in the plans are a trip to C rater Lake, M ountuin View cem etery witli a trip to Oregon Caves and a tiie Elks Lodge in charge of the giandio.se picnic in Lithia P ark. Tin-, recreational program will be service. supplem ented witli a series of in teresting, inform ative assem blies. EPLER NOW AT VANPORT Among these activities are in COLLEGE NEAR PORTLAND Dr. S tephen Epler, form er pro- cluded a physical education d e lessor at S o u th ern O regon C ol m onstration, a m oving picture, a lege, is a t p resen t p re sid e n t of stu n t convocation, and a musical hom e talen t show. V anport C enter College of P o rt land. L ast week the state board of SOC Summer School ( lasses Have Party Ashland Students Lead Honor Roll h ig h e r e d u c a tio n d e c id e d a g a in st opening an extension college at K lam ath Falls and decided to g u aran tee V anport C enter Col lege's bu d g et tor all of the com ing school term , Dr. E pler said. V anport will probably be a two year college and stu d en ts will find no d ifficulty in tran sferrin g from V anport w ith full cred it for C hester Y Woods. son of Dr. I all work accom plished. Dr, E pler said th a t aproxiinate- and Mrs. K. A. Woods passed a- ply 40 per cent of the V anport way T uesday evening very su d C en ter stu d e n ts are m arried and denly from a h e a rt attack at the are living at V anport w here i e hom e of his parents. eently redecorated ap a rtm en ts C hester Woods is well know n are available to stu d en ts a t re in A shland having attended grade duced rentals. and high school here. He later atten d ed Oregon S t.de College in C orvallis and was very active in the m usic departm ent. He was an accom plished cello player and took p a rt in m usical activities. Joe K. Neil, son of F red Neil of C h ester was born in C lear A shland, reported last w eek th a t Lake, M innesota, A ugust 29, 1902 gold had been found on the’ Elm- and cam e to A shland in 1915, h irst p ro p erty at Ross Lane and Old Stage Hoad. T he gold was discovered w hile digging a hole for an oil tank. ’Hie content was confirm ed after sam ples had been taken to Lull s Testing laboratory. No plans, how ever, have been m ade to fu r th er explore the gold possibilities of the property. Neil, who is p resident of the P enm an-N eil advertising agency in S eattle, plans to spend an e x tended vacation here. His fam ily will m ake the property th eir p e r m anent hom e while Neil will I com m ute to his business in S e a t tle. Chester Y. Woods Dies on Tuesday NEWS FROM TALENT Mr. and Mrs. George B ales' I h a v e 're tu rn e d hom e a lte r <J I vV O : weeks vacation. : f l i t lightening struck a tree 1 near R aipn Jen n in g s new home, 1 in the recent th u n d er storm , w»r. The T alent C om m unity C lub ■ Jen n in g s reports no dam age done held A nnual G uest Day P u n y but it ju st m issed his regestered Ju n e 19, at the City H all in 'l a t I bull, by a fraction. Bud Hotchkiss, is building ano ent. The program opened by all singing "’m e More We G et To th er new house, on the Bill H ot g eth er . Mrs. Long then gave the chkiss property. Mrs. Ethyl Lacey retu rn ed address of welcome, and a brief H istory of the United S tates Hag. M onday from the hospital aftei S alu te to the flag and the song undergoing an appendix o p era “A m erica” followed. Each one tion. Dr. F ran k B. W isner of Libby p resen t gave her nam e and place of birth. Mrs. Edna H oldndge M ontana was a guest a t the home gave a reading "Hom ey T hings”. of Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r W isner A ccordian solos were rendered last week. A rth u r accom panied oy M ary F u rrier, and a reading his brother, Dr. W isner to Libby by Mrs. Long. The guests were en ro u te to Bozem an, M ontana seated at tables gaily decorated to visit his sister. w ith flowers, a t which tim e all Mrs. P are n th a T errill, has re p articip ated in singing songs tu rn ed hom e afte r a tw o weeks w hich com posed of “T he Old vacation. Ladies P a rty ”. Two ladies p re M onty M ontgom ery, QM 3/c sen t w ere 84 years of age and re was given an honorable dis ceived corsages. T here w ere 35 charged from th e Navy and is guests present. Mrs. J. C. O tting- now hom e w ith his parents. e r m ade the an nouncem ent th at Dick H ervy, U. S. A rm y is com m unity C lub m eetings would hom e on furlough. be discontinued until Septem ber. R efreshm ents w ere then served. Community Club Has Annual Party Mrs. Carrie Hersey Buried Saturday Otis Garrett Dies At His Talent Home Mr. Otis M G a rre tt died at his hom e near T alent, Ju n e 22 Mr. G arret was born n ear M ed ford, O ctober 6, 1889. He served in the arm ed forces in World W ar I. S urviving are his wife, Elsie G a rre tt and tw o sons, C harles and Lee and one dau g h ter, R uth, all living at hom e; also his fa th er, W illiam G a rre tt of Talent. One brother, G uy G a rre tt of T al ent and one sister, Mrs. R. A. G reen, Sacram ento, C alifornia. M ilitary funeral services w ere held Ju n e 26 at the P erl F uneral Home w ith the Rev. D elbert D an iels of the F irst C h ristian church officiating. In term e n t was in the Medford I.O.O F. cem etery. SiiliM-rlhe for The Miner tod ay. Notary Public C arrie Hersey, 451 N orth Main, died Ju n e 12, 5.25 P. M. F uneral PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER was S aturday, Ju n e 15, 1:30 at Nona McAbee Talent, Ore. the L itw iller Chapel. Doctor G eo Phone 5988 rge W. B ruce of the M ethodist M o n u m e n ti and m arkers. See Burns M e m o ria ls . On the P la z t C hurch officiated and in term en t was at M ountain View cem etery, C arrie H ersey was born. May 27, 1876 at Tuscola, M ichigan. T uesday afternoon, Mrs. K. V. She was a m em ber of the R ebe Thoreson gave a p arty at her kah Lodge anrl W om en’s Relief hom e in honor of her d au g h ter Corp. Her husband, Jam es II. G ay le’s 10th b irthday. The a fte r Hersey preceded her in death, noon was sp en t playing games. May 27, 1944. Ice cream and cake was served Mrs. H ersey is survived by a i to the following guests: B etty (laughter, Mrs. Violet M. H atfield J Jean ,, Pete and Dorothy Odell, Carol, M erlin and G ary Guse, of Ashfand, gran d au g h ter, Mrs. P asty Kay W hite,, G arda W alt W illiam L itsher, B erkley, C ali ers, T erry and Leannis B urnette, fornia, a brother, F rank Sneer, and Gordon Thoreson. G ayle re C lare, M ichigan and sister Mrs.,' ceived m any nice gifts. Lila Woods Fairw ell. P allbearers for Mrs. H ersey w ere Floyd Dickey, F rank Lav- rent, Ju liu s Koch, Dick Engle, ARE EASY TO FIND WHEN YOU SHOP AT- George Nichols and Louis B ar Mr. Janies P. Cooley, D irector num . Mrs. Clyde Sm ith and Mrs. of the E leventh U. S. C ivil S e r Ju lia S uters sang several n u m vice Region, announces th a t on bers and w ere accom panied by Ju n e 4, 1946, th e P resid en t of the Mrs. F. Dickey. U nited States issued an E xecu tive O rder providing th at d isabl ed veterans, w ives of disabled v eterans, or widow s of veterans m ay file applications for proba- T alent G uest day which has tional appointm ents for any posi become an annual affair for the tion which m ay have been filled "Come In And S e n e Yourself, Select The Best" ladies of the com m unity was a- by a probational appointm ent w ith in the preceding th ree years. gain held this year at the city Such applicants who are e n tit hall on W ednesday, Ju n e 19. S everal ladies atten d ed and led to a 10-point preference in new er ladies of the com m unity F ed eral exam inations are given w ere introduced during th e a f an opp o rtu n ity in this m an n er to TALENT ternoon. o btain p erm an en t em ploym ent in OREGON the F ederal service. KENNETH E. SCHILLING D o n S w e e m , p r o p - T here was a big crow d at tlw I GETS BACHELOR OF dance last S atu rd ay night. The Mrs. Joe W ork and son of Poe SCIENCE DEGREE U niversity of Oregon, Eugene, next dance will be S aturday, Valley, K lam ath C ounty a r e Ju ly 6, at the C ity Hall. Public spending a few days in T alent J u n e 17 (S pecial)—A B achelor of is cordially invited. and A shland. Science degree was conferred u p on K enneth E. Schilling, son of ! Mrs. E tta L. Schilling route No. 1 2, box 495, A shland, a t the S ixty- • ; •(' • - h -i ! J . 7 f... ?J tA i i i ... 'fc, . . t «'< '-j-'1 -■( i ninth an n u al com m encem ent ex- » ... « » •’ t I ercises held on the U niversity of ! O regon cam pus, J u n e 16. 1 Mr. Schilling was an education m ajor. Gayle Thoreson Has Gay Birthday Party HOT WEATHE Gold Found By Joe Neil Near Ashland PHONE 3341 H BVICE SERVICE AS FREQUENT A S YOUR PHONE : CALL ** * **■ CULMER & DAILY ‘ CAB Phone 3341 — 155 East Main Applications Now Open For Veterans S W E E M ’ S Talent Guest Day Held on June 19 • FRESH VEGETABLES • GOOD GROCERIES ! Sweem’s Cash Grocery LOOK te- ûteyfountff i u t / f t ( ( ( ( ) DANCE AND SWIM THIS JULY 4th EXPERT DRIVERS ) AT Twin Plunges ) ★ Coronation Ball, »July 3 ★ Celebration Dance July 4 H EW ORCHESTRA ) DANCING BEGINS 9:00 p.m. I - - til I ul - -- TERMITE EXTERMINATORS I • I I • I . I I '• ■ I PRO FESSIO N A L EXTERM INATION. Utilizing M odern L iquid Chem icals U nder High Pressure. C om plete Wood Im pregnation which «ÿdyttnly rids your hom e of term ites b u t acts as a wood p re s e n ^ tiv e . G iving a lasting q u ality to house tim bers. 80% of the homes inspected in this area are term ite infes- ted. We will m ake a free building inspection to appraise the dam age. Let ex p erts check before you bave property The Greyhound bus driver has become a sym certain physical and mental tests comparable bol o f skill and service in motorized trans to those o f the Army Air Corps. And now portation. With him you ride secure in the most o f Greyhound’s former experienced knowledge that behind the wheel is a highly drivers are back at the trained expert, one of the world's finest drivers» in the Armed Force- Both training and tradition give the Remember, too, ti—........ vjivyhound Greyhound driver well-deserved pride in experts are more than bus drivers . . . they his ability. New drivers, regardless o f pre are equally famed for their friendly, eager vious experience, receive a full month or attention to every detail o f service that makes more o f intensive special training before traveling by Greyhound more than just a taking over on their own. Thev must pass way to go places. FOR THE B EST N BUS S F B V C F C O U N T OH G R E Y H O U N D loss. ,j,| I • I A tw o-year gu aran tee w ith regular inspection each six m onths is included in the original servicing contract. P. O. 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