Southern Oregon New» Keview, Thursday, August if , 1946
T H E
JA C K S O N V IL L E
SKINNER ARE SPENDING
WEEK IN SUMMER CAMP
McIntyres Sell
To Bea Anderson
1 I ue ttev. an c m is. S kinnt i
and o ther ad u lt leaders are
»pending this week a t the S alva
Mr. mid Mis. E iih ' n I M cIntyre tion Arm y C am p at tfie L ake o -
announced this week (hut they Wood* which the A ssem blies of
had sold the M cIntyre Mercuti (,od C hurches handed togethei
tile Co. to Ben A nderson of A sh ■ and rented so as to give their
land. Mr A nderson took posse'-' (S unday school children tfie bene
fits of a week at the lake.
sion of the stoic Thursday.
'The Rev. S kinner reported that
(Mans of the M clnlyie family
m e as yet unsettled, they stated about one hundred and fifty
last week. O utside of taking a youngsters would p a r tic ip a te
good vacation they have m»di They are coining from tfie differ
no p articu lar plans as to the fu ent towns located here in the
ture. The M cIntyres have beer Rogue R iver valley.
operating tlic grocery foi the past
five years. P revious to that time
Mr. M cIntyre was em ployed by
a grocery store.
The M cIntyre fam ily cam e to
Jacksonville from C entral Point
in 1930
by
Mr. A nderson who is now op
Gladys Hamilton
cratin g tfie store is a form er res
ident of M edford and Ashland..
!!«• was last ow ner of the C ot
Welcome hom e Mrs. W. J. Ed
tage G rocerv in A shland, which ens.
in- sold in Ja n u a ry and previous
It is reported nt this tim e th at
to th at wus m anager of the Drive the W arner glads are bloom ing
In M arket in A shland, lie also and are a beautiful sight to see.
spent several year» in the gnw i'ry
The new bridge on C S tre e t is
business in M edford.
being filled in and other neces-
Until Mrs A nderson can find Sury work is being done in o rd e r,
a house in Jacksonville he will to com plete the liridge as soon
com m ute from Ashland.
He is as possible.
m arried and has a five y e a r old
daughter.
Mrs. S tella Black is helping in
the post office while Mrs. Mary
C hristean and Mrs. M argaret
¡Johnson take th eir vacations.
C het W endt has been confined
FLEA AND tOUH
to a M edford hospital since,
POWDER (Mt ami DDT ' " " > /
Thursday.
L. E. H am ilton is on sick list
COIS RIGHT BN KILLING THEM*
this week.
A. R. Livingston and Miss Ann
Livingston en tertain ed a group
of friends F riday evening.
T A B urnfeil and Ed Moore
fished at E m m igrant Lake, Sun
day.
Mrs. Dorothy Hall is now home
W hen on th e W est Side a t—
a fte r spending a few days in the
C om m unity hospital.
Jacksonville
Ramblings
Manche
S to p
& S h o p
THE JACKSONVILLE
SECOND HAND STORE
Fred Heckert, 83,
Is Going Strong
On tfie 10th of A ugust, Fred
H eckert, bettei know n at G rand
ad, celebrated his 83 m ilestone.
G randad H eckert was horn in
D useldorff, G erm any on the 10,h
of A ugust 1803. He cam e to th«
States with his parents w hen
just a youth and the fam ily set
tied in N ebraska, w here he grew
to young manhood.
A few years after his m arriag e
he brought his wife and family
to Oregon, which was 44 years
ago.
He was an active farm er on hi>
ranch north of Jacksonv ille until
about six years ago w hen he re
tired to Jacksonville w here he
still resides. T rue to his farm ing
heritage he still prepares his
garden soil and plants his garden
His wife, Mrs. M innie H eckert
is a patient in the Jacksonville
S anitarium . His six children arc
all living in the surrounding
com m unity. They are, Jo h n of
M edford, A lbert and O tto Heck
ert of Jacksonville. His d a u g h t
ers are Mrs. Anna W olff of C en
tral Point, Mrs. Ella B urnfeil-
and, Mrs. Paul G odw ard of J a c k
sonville. F riends and relatives
wished Mr. H eckert m any m ore
happy birthdays.
SCHOOL ELECTION HELD
IN JACKSONVILLE WED.
Jacksonville residents w ent to
the polls on W ednesday to vote on
a special bond issue, designed to
raise funds for adding to the
school building. The bond issue
was for $31,000.00.
According to Jam es W. G rigs
by, chairm an of the school board,
the d istrict needs th ree additional
class rooms for grade school
students, since the eig h t elem en
tary grades are now housed in
but five rooms. In addition, the
fund w ould provide m oney to re
model and enlarge the g y m n a
sium w ith dressing rooms for
boys and girls, an d w ould p ro
vide for a m usic room.
TO R G O O D
I
School Bells To
Ring Sept. 16th
Leave your orders
for Raleigh Products
with us—
A nnouncem ents are arriv in g
in the valley from Mrs. Ida Isa
acs concerning th«' coining mai
Jacksonville school will open
riage of h er d au g h ter Miss M ild
red A lta to Mr K enneth Sam p its uoors to the youngsters S ep t
WE ALSO HAVE
son the 15th of S eptem ber at em ber 16th. The teachers school
W ichita, Kansas. Miss Isaacs and (or in stitu te will open on the
• D rug Sundries
her m other are form er residents ninth. All positions are filled for
of this com m unity. They moved the com ing school term .
• Candies
to W ichita, K ansas a fte r the
First g rade teach er will be
death of the husband and father, h ditn T m rn to n ; second grade,
and
G rover Isaacs.
Mrs S m ith; th ird and fo u rth ’
j Leora Pease; fifth and s ix tk
Mrs. W. J. Endens is now at Daisy Lewis; seventh and eighth
• line Poods
hom e afte r spending the last six Floy M itchell.
weeks at the hom e of her son
------at------
High school teachers will in
and d au g h ter in law, Mr. and
clude,
Jo
h
n
H
arr,
Im
ogene
Sm
ith,
S C H A F E R 'S
Mrs. Fred Edens of Rio G rande,
E. E. Evans, Miss S tu rtan e, Roy
Oregon.
in Jacksonville
Ronald Kaey is in C alifornia ! M artin, Mr. K ingsley ,who will ,
visiting at the home of his g ra n d also coach; S teve W hipple, w ho,
I will in stru ct band; Mrs W ayne 1
parents.
C arter will be office assistant;
T--------------------------------------------
and G areth G oddard is the school
su p erin ten d en t.
Jacksonville's Only Union Cafe
Schafer’s Cafe
PICNIC
—PAPER PLA TES—
—DIXIE CUPS—
LUNCHEON MEATS—
and o th er item s
M I L L E R ’ S
G R O C E R Y
Jacksonville
—
O regon j
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Black and
son, K eith of P ortville, C alifor
nia spent S unday visiting at the
hom e of Mr. B lacks sister and
brother, in law, Mr. and Mrs. L.
E. H am ilton and family.
California Street
Jacksonville
Open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
— Closed Tuesdays —
( Thank you!
To all the friends and customers we have
had in Jacksonville and the surrounding
area, we'd like to express our appreciation.
We've enjoyed our work here in Jackson
ville. and we wish Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ander
IN
JACKSONVILLE
I T ’S
Coleman’s
Proprietor
A. B. Lady
Mildred Alta Isaacs
To Marry In Kansas
M IN E R
son success and a host of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McIntyre
B U Y S IN
/o r
P R O P E R T Y , see
HARDWARE SUPPLIES
REAL ESTATE
Lulu Sez:
• We have cuitomer»—
We teed them all!
Phone 692
Jacksonville, Oregon
G. A. KIMBALL
Old Stage Road Inn
— :—
REAL ESTATE
List your property with us.
WHY NOT YOU?
Jacksonville
W. A. CHILDERS
Oregon
REALTOR
Insurance
Jacksonville
Notary Public
Phone 191
Report »0 people who are waiting for telephone service
BRING YOUR FARM
MACHINERY REPAIR
PROBLEMS TO US . .
•
•
•
W ELDING
REPAIRING
(G eneral )
Precision M achining
Veterans
Ctiuote a profitable post war
professional career—
C H IR O P R A C T IC
Attend a four vear accredited
college in New York, Chica«o.
Indianapolis.
Portland.
or
Toronto, under the G. I. B ill
of Risrhta.
BERNTSON MACHINE SHOP
Fn i fiir»h»i infoi maUon. writ«
Jacksonville, Oregon
National Chiropractic
Association. Inc.
National Bid«.
OUR DEMOCRACY
BEN
ANDERSON
Wohotoi C ity , low«
-by Met
fv e q t ö t e n d u / c r t K o f a f f
announces
t-
THAT.. .
e
f 1 »
J tv a p p v n e » U ft e a lllv .
- L E id H H J N T
ÎN R E S E A R C H L A B O R A T O R IE S OF A M E R IC A
O U R S C IE N T IS T S A R E F IG H T IN G A W A R T H A T N E V E R
EN O S — T H E W A R A G A IN S T D I S E A S E - S E E K IN G
T E C H N IQ U E S A N O P R O C E D U R E S T H A T W IL L H EU P
D O C T O R S IN D E A L IN G W IT H P R O B L E M S O F
IN D IV ID U A L A N D C O M M U N IT Y 1 H E A L T H .
We or«
We plan to continue to s a v e our
customers money and time. As in the
past you’ll find bargain prices when
you buy here.
equip""8"* Y°u
F ro m V-J D a y th ro u g h |u n e 30, th e n u m b e r o l telephones in
service has been increased by 2 7 7 ,0 0 0 , o l w h ic h 2 0 6 ,0 0 0 w ere
added in th e first six m o n th s o f this year an unequaled in
crease fo r any c o rre s p o n d in g p e rio d in th e histo ry o l o u r
co m p any.
Thousands o f additional telephones are being
month but there is still a tremendous job to
Pacific Coast is continuing to g row at a rapid
applications fo r service have been pouring in
of wire.
Your telephone is on the w ay; we w ill get
it to you as quickly as we can. T h a n k you fo r
your patience.
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
111 Oak St.
We have been in the grocery busi
ness for several years and will plan to
serve the people of Jacksonville to
the best of our ability.
installed each
be done. T he
rate and new
at double the
rate o f the corresponding period a year ago.
But we are rushing the equipm ent needed to fill all orders
just as soon as hum anly possible. W e are hurryin g construction
on more than 70 new buildings and b u ild ing
additions, installing new equipm ent in almost
every exchange, stringing thousands o f miles
Telephone 3091
The McIntyre Mercantile Co., “The
People’s Store,” which he has pur
chased, will continue to be operated
on a basis of service to all customers
with only the best in high quality mer
chandise.
D e t e r m in in g th e c a u s e s a n d e f f e c t s of d is e a s e s ,
d is c o v e r in g n e w w a y s of f ig h t in g t h e m , vvill
M E A N A S T R O N G E R A N D H E A L T H IE R N A T IO N .
TO A ID IN T H IS S E A R C H , T H E L IF E IN S U R A N C E CO M PANIES
HAVE E S T A B L IS H E D A M E D IC A L R E S E A R C H F U N D - I T S
IM M E D IA T E C O N C E R N IS S U P P O R T O F R L S E A R C H
IN T O D IS E A S E S O F T H E H E A R T A N D A R T E R IE S —
A m e r ic a ’ s n u m b e r o n e k il l e r .
BEN ANDERSON