Southern Oregon News Review, I hursday, September 19, 1946
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T H E JA C K S O N V IL L E M IN E R
Six-Man Football
Season Schedule
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Jacksonville
Ramblings
¡Reception Is Held
For Mr. & Mrs. Beach
A large crow d g athered at the
P resb y terian church S unday eve
I for a reception in honor ot Mr.
; and Mrs. Joe Beach Fall flowers
1 w ere used as decorations abdut
1 the dining room. A tiered w ed ­
ding cake was used as a cen ter
piece for one of the refresh m en t
tables. The bride and groom cut
I the cake w hile the Misses Char-
1 lotte N iederm yer and
A rlene
Sm ets poured.
| A lovely gift was presented to
the young couple from th e church
m em bers. The w ishes of many
who gathered for this occasion go
; w ith the young couple ori th eir
wedded fife.
O ctober t will see the Sooth
ern O rrgni. H ums "B" lenviie's «ix
by
nmn football season opening The
G ladys H am ilton
league consists of nine high
schools o f Jackson County. Each
conference team will piny mix
The uuction sale held M onday
gam es du ring the seven week night at the A B. Lady store was
period anti the cham pion* will b e a huge success. A good crowd
detei mined by percent tge
was in attendance.
Following is the Schedule fm
F riday the 13 Robbers broke
the season;
the show window at the front of
O ctober 4
Hogue R iver at B o il I . e c 's 1 lot e .Uid stole much
Eagle Point, T alent at Prospect of the jew elry th a t was displayed
B utte Falls at Jacksonville, ¿»old there. Thus F riday the 13 will
Hill at Phoenix, C entral Point, alw ays be a rem inder to Bob
bye;
th a t it’s an unlucky nu m b er for
O ctober II — T alent at Rogue him.
H enry N iederm yer was a bu s­
River, P rospect at B utte Falls,
C ongratulations are being ex
iness caller in M edford Tuesday.
Jack so n v ille at Gold Bill. Phoe tended to Mr. and Mrs Ci. B.
Mrs. Ellen
R obinette
spent
nixat C en tral Point, Eagle Point G oddard on the arriv al of a wee S unday visiting h er b ro th er and
liv e
miss who arriv ed at th eir home sister in law, Mr and Mrs. Sam
O ctober 18 — Rogue R iver at S aturday. She was born in Port H am ilton of Medford.
B utte Falls, Gold Hill at P ro s­ land on S eptem ber 8 They have
Boh Soua has bought the
pect, C en tral P oint at Jackson nam ed h er Susan Ann.
Her Bob F letcher place on T hird
' 'Hi'. Eagle Point at Talent. b ro th er S tephen thinks she is a street.
He plans to m ake his
P hoenix bye;
nice addition to the family.
home there.
October 25
Prospect at C en ­
Mr. and Mrs. G B. G oddard
tral Point, Jack so n v ille at P hoe­
nix, B utte Falls at Eagle Point, m ade a business trip ,0 P ortland
and Gold Hill, Rogue R iver and over the week end
Mrs Dorothy Hall called on
T alen t all bye;
Jam es A shland Mero, M edford,
N ovem ber 1 — C entral Point Mrs. Alice M itchellrnore S a tu r­
was killed last F riday a t 5:40 p.
at Rogue River, Phoenix at Pros day afternoon.
| m., at the south railro ad crossing
poet. Eagle P oint at Gold Hill,
' in T alent by a northbound
T alent nt B utte Falls, Jackson
freight engine.
ville bye;
N ovem ber 8 — Rogue R iver at
I According to a re p o rt by a ten
P hoenix .Prospect at Jacksonvil
boy, who w itnessed thi
N om inations for civic officers, year-old
le, Eagle Point at C entral Point.
accident, M ero’s auto stalled on
m
ayor,
recorder,
M
easurer
and
Gold Hill at T alent, B utte Falls
the track and Mero got out to
three city councilm en
will be look
bye;
at the engine, clim bing into
’m
ade
at
the
regular
m
eeting
of
N ovem ber 15 —Jack so n v ille nt
the car again as the train appro
the
city
council
in
T
alent,
Oc­
Rogue River, Phoenix at Eagle
ached. His ca r was carried down
Point, C entral Point at Talent tober 1, according to Mrs. Nona the track ab o u t 120 feet and com ­
B utte Falls at Gold Hill, Prospect McAbee, city recorder.
pletely dem olished. Mero war
The candidates selected will be throw n from the car a fte r it had
bye.
placed on the ballot for the No­ I been carried about 25 feet.
vem ber election.
Mero was born in A shland.
M
ontana
and cam e to M edford in
Fred C on,best, who is em ploy­
1928. For the past yea» he has
ed by the forest service as a been
ployed in the grocery de-
lookout on W agner B u tte ’is v is it­ I p artm em
e n t at K am p fer’s Big Y
ing his m other, Mrs. L. J. Corn- l m arket. He is survived by his
best, for a few days.
wife, M axine; b ro th er George
You'll find them on the West
Mero; sister, Mrs. F ran k Denzer:
Side at—
and m other, Mrs. Em m a Mero, all
of Medford.
TrtE JACKSONVILLE
F uneral services w ere held at
2:30 p.m. T uesday at th e C on­
SECOND HAND STORE
FOUNTAIN — MAGAZINES
ger-M orris fu n eral p arlo r with
Candies
Sundries j the R everend H arry H ansen of
A. B. Lady
Proprietor
the P resb y teria n church o fficiat­
Jacksonville
Oregon (
ing. In term e n t was in Siskiyou
M emorial.
Medford Man Killed
I t R. R. (Tossing
City Officials Will
Be Nominated Oct. 1
Shopping for
BA R G A I N S
The N ugget
EVERYBODY’S TALKING!
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O ver jo o kinds and sizes
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School Cooks Meet
At Talent Session
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JACKSONVII I E
TALENT LOCALS
Leaving last week to visit in j
Roseburg are Mr. and Mrs. I O 1
Law son of P ayette, Idaho. T h e '
couple have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs.
George
Holt since
Tuesday .
Mr. and Mrs. Roy C offm an
are staying with Mrs C offm an’s
son in C rescent City for several
days.
IT ’S
Coleman’s
M. R. B arn e tt and R. H. A n d er­
son, both of A shland, bought the
T alent Feed Store last week from
J. C. K ennedy. Before com ing to
A shland B arn ett had a m otel in
G lendora, C alifornia, A nderson
operated a body and fen d er shop
in M ontrose, C alifornia prior to
m oving to A shland last June.
Bud H otchkiss has leased the
S. and D service statio n and re s­
ta u ra n t from Lee S itts and Ju d d
Davis. At p resen t he is keeping
the station open from 6 a.m. to
12 m idnight and plans later to
keep it open 24 hours. Jo h n S ey ­
m o u r and Mrs. Hazel C arver,
H otchkiss’ sister, are assisting
him in the operation of the s ta ­
tion.
Mrs. Opal Lay of D enver will
a rriv e in T alent soon to aid in
the restau ran t,
Mrs. R uth Zediker is the new
teacher of the Jolly Ju n io r girls
at the T alent M ethodist church
according to an an nouncem ent
this w eek by the Rev. Alice May
Woolley, pastor.
The Rev. Alice May Wooiley
called on Mrs. W edge and her
m other Mrs. C layton a t the P ark
View convalescent hom e Friday.
Mrs. C layton was celebrating
1 her 95 b irthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira C ulver re ­
ceived a letter from th eir son,
Ted statin g th a t he is in H aw aii
at p resen t b u t expects to be
hom e soon for a furlough.
Mr. and Mrs. L eighton M c­
Dowell and fam ily and "D ad’’
McDowell sp en t the w eek end at
C rescent City.
Mr .and Mrs. Hugh Bouldin
and th eir guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Lyle H aven w en t to C rater Lake
W ednesday.
The Rev. Alice May W oolley is
visiting her fam ily in D rain, O re­
gon this week.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry H am ilton
and Mr. and Mrs. H erm an C an­
non and son, sp en t last w eek end
at H arbor, O regon visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Loyal Bates.
G eorge K erby and sons, F red
and Don m ade a business trip to
T ulle Lake last W ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tw edell and
fam ily are m oved into th e ir new
home in the D ark Hollow Com ­
m u n ity . Mr. and Mrs. J. E. F o u n ­
tain m oved into the house v ac at­
ed by the Twedells.
Mrs. Hall who has been stay­
ing with Mrs. Louise Combest
for the past six weeks returned
to her home at Oreville, Califor­
nia,
Shop at
The Jacksonville
Meat Market
W here yo u ’ll alw ays find
Good M eats"
/or
HARDWARE SUPPLIES
FOR GOOD BUYS IN
PROPERTY, see
Talent Activities
Two Business
Changes In Talent
Jacksonville Has
A Jewel Robbery
Jack so n v ille lodge of th e I. O.
O. F will m eet this F riday night,
Two can d id ates are going up foi
Bob L ee’s Radio and Jew elry
the first degree,
S tore was the scene of a robbery,
! Loren Sm ith and Lee P o rter S atu rd ay at 4 a.m., w hen two
, are the tw o candidates
thieves sm ashed the display w in ­
and took ab out $150 w orth
G ary Moore u n d erw en t a ton- dow
silectorny Septernbci 8 and is of rings and costum e jew elry.
W hen the tw o thieves w ere in
g ettin g along nicely.
C lyde B. Sim pson left for his the act of getting th e jew elry,
hom e in S an ta B arbara, C alifo r­ tw o lum ber em ployees arriv ed on
th e scene, a t which tim e the ro b ­
nia on Tuesday.
bers fled, dropping an o th er $150
Mrs. Jo h n N iedem yer ' e n te r­ w orth of jew elry in the street.
tained a group of young people They sped aw ay in a vehicle de­
a t h er hom e S atu rd ay afternoon scribed as a green 1940 F ord or
in honor of h er d au g h ter N ancy Dodge.
It was N ancy's fifth birthday.
Am ong the jew elry tak en was
The M isses C h arlo tte and Joyce a ruby set rin g and a zircon ring,
N ied erm y er left S un d ay for E u ­ each valued a t ab o u t $40
gene w here they will en ter the
fall term of college work.
Bob D ecker has now received a
School opened M onday w ith a co n tract w ith the new ow ners of
heavy en ro llm en t
of students, the Jack so n C reek m ill and a f­
both in high school and grades.
te r m any wqeks of not hauling,
P. T. A. ladies m et Tuesday is now back filling all old and
and canned m ore fru it for the new orders for slabs.
school lunch room.
Mrs. Zola Fick was a business
caller in M edford Tuesday.
Box 1576, S tation D
LOS ANGELES 7, CALIF.
Talent Girl Found
In Klamath Falls
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6 or 8 ex 15c per roll
School cooks held a tw o-day
conference at the T alen t school,
S eptem ber 17th and 19th.
P rincipal speakers for the con­
ference w ere; V ictor M organ, in ­
spector of re sta u ran ts, who spoke
on: “R equirem ents for proper
san itatio n according to stan d ard s
set by the S ta te B oard of H ealth.
Miss M arian F arrell, Home E x­
tension Service, discussed. Effi­
ciency in the kitchen, serving,
and buyng.
A sam ple m enu was cooked
and served by Mrs. C arl B aylor i
and Mrs. W alter W aelty, T alen t |
school cooks, u n d er the direction
Laveda S artain , 14, w ho was
of Miss F arrell.
m issing for several days from the
T w enty-tw o schools and tw en ­ hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sm ith
ty -eig h t cooks w ere represented of T alent, was found last week in
at the conference.
K lam ath Falls.
Laveda was last seen leaving
the V arsity T h eater in A shland,
afte r w hich she hitch h ik ed be­
tw een A shland and T alen t sev er­
When they start back to
al times, ev id en tly try in g to find
her home. She finally secured a
school— Keep them healthy
ride to K lam ath Falls and was
picked up th ere by Ju v en ille a u ­
with Groceries from . . .
thorities.
P reviously this y ea r the girl
had been found w andering along
the highw ay in a confused m en ­
tal condition.
M IL L E R ’S
(J R O C E R Y
see our many cards. That's at . . .
BARTLETT PEARS PACKED
TOTAL 1,030,000 BOXES
B artlett pears picked this year
in the Rogue River valley totaled
1,035,000 stan d ard packed boxes
and 1800 tons of can n ery pears,
according to W alter Loofter, sec-
re ta ry of the Rogue R iver Val-
ley T raffic association.
L ast y e a r’s crop and this y e a r’s
w ere m uch the same. The crop
this year, how ever, exceeded e a r­
ly season estim ates.
It is also expected, L ooker s ta t­
ed, th at th e valley’s
D’Anjou
crop will exceed last y e a r’s; th<
c ro p "w ilf"p ro b ab ly “ ^ ’ less
th an the , 945
More th an 3 0£0 000 5oxes of
pears are expected to be packed
in the valley this y e a r .accord­
ing to the county ag e n t’s office.
i Talent Has Fall
Garden Exhibit
A fall gard en exhibit, sponsor-
■ ed by the T alen t G ard en Club,
was held in the T alen t C ity hall
W ednesday, from 2 to 8 p.m.
Mrs. S. B. Osgood of G ran ts
Pass, d istrict vice p resid en t of
garden clubs and Mrs. L. G. G en-
ter of M edford w ere the p rin c i­
pal speakers at th e m eeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Hosich of Illi­
nois are visiting th eir son and
d au g h ter-in -law , Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Hosich.
Mr. and Mrs. W ill H ew itt of
P hoenix visited W ednesday w ith
Mrs. M eda Fox.
D elores B oatw rig h t re tu rn e d
hom e last W ednesday from A sh­
land C om m unity hospital w here
she u n d erw en t an appendectom y.
Mrs. Ivan D aly and fa th e r-in -
law of A shland w ere business
in T alent Thursday.
Mrs. W ayne B radly and ch ild ­
ren, Lois and G lenn and Mrs.
G eorge K erby visited th eir aunt,
Mrs. F lorence G rieve in H o rn ­
brook .C alifornia last W ednesday.
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