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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1946)
S o l l HERN O R IG O N MINER, lH U R M M Y , JUNE 27, 194«' Robert Reynolds ituried Tuesday LUCAL HAPPtNINtti i >1. Bruce ( ontiiuics To Lead Methodists SlflpM I I»« |( Francis Resigns mcai Music Job ’ p” I Dr. and Mrs. G. W B rin . , L luun & ciip u i an d »on, bam m i », L u w a r u d m . M ) 0» 01 - lOI lit |hC lOCUl MVUiOUISI l l i u o ivtui ion au u »on au u n u ^ u ».< lanu, L .tiilom ia anu an-» n u n S u p erin ten d en t Dt-lund I’ taiin tx e v v u r woic- lu l l i n g 111 l i n i n ’ . ru cn u n cc wno nas jusi com plet R obert 1. Reynolds, husnund ol w ith Mis Ella bi lu llin g , |»> 0« an iiounieti this w i .u imu «.11» GuM* 1 nui ¿oiiy. ed a y ea r in m e A rm ) as a v».vv th e f o r m e r M iss B etty E dinunus egute , re tu rn ed Iasi » m u ... Francis, m usic uireetoi m tin airs. Dorvi», M cNair, W orth) , G ra n u in a u o n 01 O regon c.a»itiiD are »penning some tim e w a n Mr. ot A shland passed aw ay Ju n e 20, evening lim n Seuside, Gie^m i, I Ashland public school.., ha , 1, b ia r anu m i s . u a u ra u o n a n c c , and Mrs. g . b. G reen iney a ie 1946 at the A shland C om m unity » m i . tne> a u e u u e d the ,111 I signed Ills position to be on , i mini C onference ot th e M .-n ,, . » I stiu iu e n ta l m usic xupm vi 01 OisU'icl uc-pul) »la iron u i C l i n Oom co-w.oiKers ol AU G reen in hospital. C hurch. Pastors am i lay dele I the Puyallup, W ahiuglo. . p,. ton, M issouri, w ere p resen t a t m e m e learn in g profession. Reynolds enlisted and served gate.-, w ell1 present Iron, c g i ) ! schools. ouui u iin iw is a i) 01 is\ei green Mr. m m Airs. G. b. G reen witn i 1 aneis will have t il, 1 11 , c n a p te i, Ao. n ai ti 0000111 n, j Uieir house guests, Airs Euvvaiu five years in the arm y, 15 m onths M ethodist chu rch in Oregon 1 nt 1 le a e lie i.. ill the P u y allu p g a t O ii gou, B a lu ru a ), aune . . . an», o ia ik e y , a n u Alls» Auu P acnaner of w hich w ere spent w ith ,IH1! Conleii-nee began on W.-uiu u o rra n e e is an a u n t 01 Airs, aic- an d Air. anu Airs. Bill heed ot 241st Field A rtillery w ith lie n e r afternoon, Ju n e 19th and closet, i schools tindci I11111 and x. ill ,d < on Sunday alternooii w itn 1.» I handle all in stru m en tal m usic 1., Aairs. M edford w ere bunday uinnei al P atton's T hird Arm y in the reading ot the pastoral appoint | the Ju n io r and scnioi li.gl* b ainuei W. Hoyt, Lays C am p, | ents by Bishop Brnee It Bax I schools. P u yallup school sv-ten A shland, enlisted in the reguiai , guests ol Air. and Airs. D. D. European th eater He was d is m 1 has a staff of 70 tea, hers and bheldon. charged at Cam p A tte rb e n y In ter. arm y, J u n e Id. 1 I lie bishop and his cubiuct ap I 1400 students ill ju n im a n d Air. and Mrs. Earl Ekm an, diana, S eptem ber 15. 1945 Hoyt nas had eleven y ea rs p re pointed the Bruces to serve tne I ioi high schools. 1 ark, C alitorn 1 a. vious service in the arm y, tw o I H u n tin g to n Miss B etty Edm undson and M ethodist ehuren of A shland tm Francis stated that it would be y ears .mu eleven m onuis o l : visited H erb Huston last w eek Robert 1. R eynolds w ere m arried which w ere spent overseas in the end. The Ekm ans and Air. H us Decem ber 19, 1943. He is su rv iv the seventh year D uring the six hard for him to leave A: bland years the B ruces have been in because of the worn crfiill) I n n I'acin c anu r.u io p ean th eaters, ton fished in Em igrant lake S u n i ’O ,» i j I 'I’I ’N alfer a fire ed by his w ile and two daughters charge of the local church it lias ! support he bad bad from the city lie was w ith tne 42nd D ivision in day. tin new paper report say» Jan ice Faye, two and one half and the school T he band 1 pee show n a steady grow th in m em th e E. 1. O. and w ith the A laskan f o u r th of July flag set for years old and Jen n ie Ann, 16 bership and S unday School at lallv lias had an ev en tfu l ye.11 liie ie was no 111. illanee." D epartm ent 138 lm a n try 111 the m onths. Also his parents. Mr. anil clim axing w ith the trip to Port your autom obile at M arshall- tendance until today it is rccog Only the p roperty ownei Fuente. tie was a p riso n er of w ar Mrs R. D. Reynolds of New C ast in eil as one ol the best Method lund’s Rose Festival who took a 1 linn, e and 111 G erm any th ree and a h alt i Wells on the Plaza. Francis will rem ain in the city Jo h n R ooerts, form er Ashland le, Indiana; four sisters, Mrs. 1st C hurches in the Oregon Con m onths. lost can ap p reciate th at G len Fuller, Mrs. C aarlton P a t until the m iddle of August to icience. M an) im provem ents Hoyt was discharged as a cap- High School Coach, is now at ton, Mrs. Clovis P atton of New have been m ade to the church direct tile city band. in sufficient F in instirauee The city tain. He will receive ra tin g as! \ an p o rt College ol P ortland as C astle and Mrs. Boh Deal of Ft- and parsonage p roperty d iu iiu council voted last week to g i\, is a leal calam ity. director ot physical education. T bgt. in the re g u la r arm y. tow ah, Tennessee, two brothers; the present pastorate. him $300 for the suniint 1 Mrs. A nne Sloan is here from ’ Mr. and Airs. C. W. H arwood J. M. Reynolds, Florida and H ar DON’T stake ev ery th in g lan n stated that no Aueee 01 Mrs E tta Schilling, lay deli G rants Pass atten d in g th e sum - w ere visitors ai m e home 01 m i . ry Reynolds, New C astle, Ind. gate from the Ashland tliu ic b , li.id been selected as vet you ow n against th e mei session a t S o u th e rn O regon a n j j^vn Bobbins, Sunday. and one half brother Hilt Tho will give a report of the A nnual ctiance n t being Wiped out College. ____ _ ___ _ | T h a re the C onference at 11 o ’clock on Sun ... . , , ..... ..... parents of Mrs. mas. io ■' S eouls ’‘re p a re by fire. Insure Mrs. C ad Ellis left W ednesday o .<■ , day m orning. Ju n e 30th. J ‘ Robbins. m orning to visit her d ___ au B___ g h ter ( Mr. and Mrs. O verand of S e a t- , F '4!’ Spin »rer C om p • Police Court News and fam ily, Mr .and M rs. A u s tin ' M cReynolds an d d a u g h te r ' G w en tie, W ashington have .bought the i Buy Scout Troops No Carl A. Delm ar, A shland, was j and baby son L arry . Mrs. Ellis Bacey Place in Ashland. Mr. Ov arrested for being d ru n k and dis- | Ashland and Troop 14 of Be Since July 1883 will be gone over the w eekend. eran d is a re tire d navy man. ••vile are p rep arin g for Scout orderly on Ju n e 22 He posted I Mr. an d Mrs. Bill S n id e r are eam p at C am p M cLaugh I i n Mrs. Ivan Davies and d a u g h t bond which was subsequently for- I S. ( Jones ¿j Sons at D iam ond L ake vacationing ers from M edford w ere shopping felted. which will he held from Ju ly 4 They p la n to re tu rn h ere and and sw im m ing at Tw in Plunges John F. P utney was cited on I T hree h u n d red and th irtv ehil- until August 8 at Lake O ’Wood Real Real then spend som e tim e on the Friday. Mrs. R. Helms, .Ashland, will Ju n e 25 for violation of the basic) ! dren w ere enrolled in the "Red Insurance Estnti he head cook. She will be assist coast. rule. He was fined $10.00 and j Mr, an d Mrs. F letcher from j Cross I.earn to Swim class” th a t cd by one wom an assi lant an Mi's. B essie L an d in g w ho has $2.50 costs. 41 East Main S treet I began J u n e 3 at the Twin a kitchen and dining room • t f1 been ill at h er hom e is now b e t S an Diego visited in A shland for W alter W Seitz, was arrested i Plunges Classes w ere held fit e of seven senior scouts A shland. Oregon the first tim e since 1916. ter. Phone 6761 Mr. Law rence G illiam is ill at J u n e 24 for being d ru n k and dis days a week and the school Lloyd S tra tto n from Eugene, fo r A dvance reg istratio n indicate- orderly. He was held in jail o v er the largest atten d an ce in history m er re sid e n t of A shland visited his hom e on B ridge Street. closed J u n e 14. with eighty-eight night, released and haled back his sister-in -law , Mrs. S adie S tr a <>f C rater Laki- area council T 1-« H enry D. Bussey, Jr. Ste. 145 into court w hen he failed to ap receiving cards. p is open to all re''l-ten -5 tto n last week. S herm an St. was discharged from pear for judgm ent. He was fined Jack Knight from O akland. Cal cam Scouts in the council. Mrs. L u lu V an W egen is ill at the Navy. Ju n e 15, 194o, at the $15.00. ifornia, was the instru cto r of the her hom e on H enry S treet. P ersonnel S eparation C enter, U. George A. T ruem an, K lam ath ) different classes and was assist Mr. G. W. W hite and son, W i l S. Naval Base B rem erton, W ash Falls( was arrested Ju n e 18 for ed by Mrs. Mabel Wnndv and liam , are visitin g Mr. and Mrs. ington. O. R. E dw ards. Mr. W hite is Mi's Come out to the Ball P ark this being d runk and disorderly. He Mrs Itha Robbins from Medford E dw ards father. S unday at 2:30 and w atch the was adjudged guilty and fined and Beth W heeler. C entral Point Mr. and Mrs. H enry J. G reen A shland Elks take on three $10,00 and $2.50 costs. 1 Mrs. Norma S tearn s acted as su and d a u g h te r from Los Angeles towns in one ball game. Tri City. M arion Garw ood, M edford, will pervisor for the local Red Cross stopped in A shland last w eek on (M yrtle Creek. C anyonville, and ap p ear in city court T hursday on project, Robert Dorlge p resented the a- a trip e n ro u te to S eattle .They Riddle). M em bers of the Bible class of charges of being d ru n k and dis w ards Friday, Ju n e 14, in the a b w ere fav o rab ly im pressed w ith orderly. He was arrested W ed A shland an d su rro u n d in g co u n the F irst P resb y teria n C hurch of nesday. sence of Jo e Fader, President of M edford had a picnic at Tw in try . the local Red Cross chapter. Plunges, T hursday. D eborah T re A few jugs Verm ont Maple m bly was in charge of the group. S yrup left. Get yours now. La- 'f o r t i t b e in g m a d e to im p r o v e thir q m l i ’ v QUICK RELIEF F f r " M arres D rug Store. LEADERS GROUP WILL Sym ptom s o f Distress Arising Ira n , a n d e f f ic ie n c y o f o u r s e r v ic e — F IL M S — MEET SUNDAY AT CHURCH < Young Peoples C onference at STOMACH l ) F t E L O F E I) & l , K IN -TF.D Cam p A dam s is to be held for 6 or 8 ex. 15e |>er roll Directing our efforts as we have to render service as rapidly as pos- d u e to EXCESS AC"D Ju n io r High, Ju ly 17 to Ju ly 24th. Double »lie 25c F re e B o o k T e lls o fH o m eT reztin en tth .it ,ible to all who want it and to make our service even better than it The D irector will be The Rev. 5c extra of Panchrom atic. All) Must Help or it Will Cost You N o tM n g eren t Wm. H Ruhl. has ever been before, the 2,«86,000 telephones in service as of May 31, fine grain developed. Reprint» Over tw o m illio n bottle«! <»f th e W 11 1 \ i . i > S enior High Cam p will be held T R K A T M E \ T h a % e b . . t i- t . • « ' 1946, include an increase of 25-f,OOO since V-J Day, of which 183,000 2c each. Double size 3c each. • y m p to iiK o f ’ hstre««M ai c»ul "01 f ’ Ju ly 25 to A ugust 1. D irector of '» Deckle or plain edge. Guaran* &O(1 D u o d e n a l U lc e r» d m t o L ^ c : * Ai this session will be professor were added in the first five m onths of this year — an uncqualed in n . S o u r <»r U p v ’. S t t n t Ralph H. Shum . A shland’s N eigh teed work Enlarging, coloring^ | R o o t D ig « « tio crease in any sim ilar time period in the history of our company. H e a r t ’ u r n . S'* pl< N o rth P laza 65 N. M ain borhood C ongregational C hurch d u e to E i c c t i A c id . Sold on I copying. Low prices. Send to - Jew e lrv The telephone increase since V-J Day exceeds by 67,(XMI, or 36 per P recision R epairing A «k fo r “ W i lla r d ’» RC'»»a’ ’ « ... is expecting to be represented by ECONOMY e x p la in s ItiL * t if i k l i.u n i fre e al six young people for the Senior cent, the iK7,(XK) increase in the year 1943— the largest yearly tele P H O T O F IN IS H E R S High Session. They are M arvin phone increase ever recorded by our company. I he telephone increase Ito x 1576, S ta tio n M Wines, B eatrice Wines, A nn F u ll LOS ANGELES 7. CALIF. erton. Louise F lineau and B ar for the first five m onths of 1946 exceeds by 69,<XX), or 60 per cent, bara M cClary. the 114,(XX) increase for the entire year 1945. New applications for service— totaling 34OJXXI for tile first five months of this year — increased 107 per cent over the corresponding period of a year ago. Of the 286,(XX) prospective subscribers at the first of the year whose applications had been necessarily deferred due NEATLY DRESSED MEN CALL US to shortage ot facilities, we are glad to report that 183,(XX), or 64 per REGULARLY cent, have been cared for. Due, however, to the time necessarily in volved in the installation of complicated switchboards — in many MR. AND MRS. KELCY SMITH instances new buildings are required to house them — together with the large num ber of new applications anil the continued m aterials shortages and disturbed conditions throughout the country affecting A shland, Ore. On The Plaza m anufacturers’ production, 229,<XX) applicants are still wailing for service. We are diligently concentrating, notw ithstanding the difficulties in obtaining adequate apparatus and m aterials, on providing service to waiting applicants as fast as it is hum anly possible to do so. Like I OR W K H R GUNS wise every effort is being made to improve the quality and efficiency E ach....................... of our service. C onstruction of additional toll and long distance circuits has gone ★ BOYS TOY CANNON Each .................... forw ard with rapidity and continued improvement is being made in ★ GIRLS the service even though the volume continues at record high levels— C LICK ER the calls being 20 per cent greater than in the corresponding five- ★ MEN PISTO LS m onth period of a year ago. ★ WOMEN CANDY FILLED O ur company has recently made substantial further postwar in PISTO LS creased wage adjustm ents, aggregating $6,(XX),(XX) on an annual basis, as a result o f collective bargaining negotiations with the unions. HOLSTER AND All Sizes untl Styles These added wage increases arc over and above the postwar adjust GUN SET m ent wage increases made in December of last year which aggregated j p a i itiinq, r ignuny m ore than $18,000,000 on an annual basis. Thus, this recent wage v^mnoing l aim .... increase, embodied in a contract to run until March 1, 1947, brings the postwar adjustm ent wage increases, arising out of collective b ar I ROCKET gaining, to more than $24,000,000 annually — the increase in o u r CARS postw ar wage rates being 19 per cent. T he recent collective bargain ing negotiations between our managem ent and the unions extended • Pageantry HOW ITZERS over a period from April 24 to May 18, 1946, and at no time th ro u g h out the negotiations did the unions or the company fail to realize TOY that the public interest came firs t. . . Net Income has been adversely SOLDIERS affected by increased costs of operation, particularly the large added TOY wage < penditures. RANGE RIDER Don’t Gamble! Billings Agency Swim Campaign Closes Last Week We are diligently concentrating..... on providing service to waiting applicants as fast as it is humanly possible to do so ULCERS Jones Jewelers Quality Cleaning A DRY^' CLEANING 39c,» JULY BIRTHSTONE WARI)R()BE ( ’LEANEKS ItllB Y QUO coRonfluon ball See the crowning of Queen Marietta Hanscom ancl Princesses Nita Wimer Darlene Hale and Elouise Morris as rulers of the 1946 Fourth of July celebration Haynes Jewelry • Music • Fun Wednesday, July 3 M etal Banjoes and Ukelele Starting at 9 p.m. n u n ) M ETZ p iu n e s s Admission 75c including tax Monuments Marble - Granite Bronze BURNS AGENCY "ON THE PLAZA" President t The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. y * »