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a.ft.
Formerly the
Southern Oregon
Miner
$3.00 per
year
1.00 PER YEAR
LORENA McNAlK, dynamic
proprietor of the McNair drug
store, (no longer McNuir Bros.,
she bought out the brother last
week) prepared for the Com m un­
ity Chest battle by going to tin
beauty shop . . . JOHN VON
KUHLMAN, engineer, designer,
and unofficial public relations
man for the Ouk S treet Tank
and Steel whitew ashed the black
mat ket into a "grey*' m arket for
the Lions club last week . . . and
some of the Lions wondering If
perhaps the club husn't almost
comm itted hari-kari with the
new progrum of four strikes and
you’re out . . . gAUL SHILLING,
ex-A ctlvian president, referring
a 20-30 club organizer to various
potential members about the
city . . . MRS A N T H O N Y
KARNES wrapped up in Legion
auxiliary affairs.
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The city's
only home-owned
NEWS REVIEW I
ASHI ANI>> < V k
YMCA Open House
Tuesday Evening
Draws 150 People
( u l A 1 v
newspaper
' >**GON T h tit sday, October' 9. 1947
Voi. 14 No. 31
Rebekah Prenident
Vinita Ix>dge No. 5
Raiders Look For
lough Time With
Humboldt In K. F.
Plaza Festival Will
Take Place O ct. 18
Jacksonville, Oct. 8 Mrs. Suda
Comstock of Baker, Oregon, pre*
sldi-nt of the Kehckah Assembly
of Oregon, paid her official visit
to the Ruth Kehckah Ixxige No.
Heuior Tri-Hi Y Girls
4 of Jacksonville, Saturday even­
Act A n Hostesses For
ing Septem ber 27. Mr. and Mrs.
Simpson Expects This
Completion of Project
W i l l i a m Morand of Portland yverc
Introductory Event
PITTENGER IS DELEGATE
To
Be
a
Real
Thriller
also present. Mrs. Morand Is »
Furnishes Occasion
John Pittenger is presently in
With Winner a Toss-I'p Portland.
Three member« of the Senior past president of the Oregon As­
Hi- is a delegate to the
For Celebration
in
Hi-Y club, Virginia Lutz sembly and Mr. Morand Is thé
Knights of Pythias convention
Southern
Oregon
college’s
1947,
In conjunction with the open­
Joan Vandewalker, and Shirlee S eiretary of the G rand Lodge of
i and so tar in 1948, unbeaten and which is being held in the Rase ing ol A shland's Piaza project to
Newbry, poured at the Y.M.C.A. Oregon.
city. He also plans to visit his
open house held ut the Ashland
Mrs. Norman Gall of Gold HiR. ^untied, Red Raiders will put their son and daughter in law, Mr. and traffic the m erchants in the Plaza
title
on
the
block
Friday
night
Y. Tuesday evening.
Inside guardian of the Rebekah
Mrs. Riley Pittenger, who are area are sponsoring a Plaza open­
During the period horn 8:00 to Assembly attended the meeting when they meet Humboldt col living in Portland. His daughter. ing festival to be held Saturday,
October 18.
10:30 p.m., over 150 guest« pass­ which was also attended by sev­ lege at K lam ath Falls.
Mrs. E. K. Edsall, also lives in
According to Al Simpson this; Portland and he will visit with
Meeting Tuesday night to dis­
ed through the building. Th< eral other out-of-town lodge
W’ill be one of the roughest games
cuss
plans for the festival were
building wus decorated for the members. ,
her before returning to Ashland.
George
Knox, Bill Daiy, William
occasion with large bouquets ol
Mrs. George Brownlee, Mrs. of the season. Speaking about this
p r. and Mrs. Evart Borden are
flowers furnished by a group of John Block, Mrs. Francis Bris- ga me earlier in the season AI presently in Portland w here Dr. Reagan, Jim Busch, and Chester
We figure that maybe d
ihom pson. A nother m eeting will
supporters of the Y. including hlne, Mrs. W arren Hazen, and said
wc get those Hum boldt boys up )
’ meeUng
Mrs. W E. Cook, Mrs. C. H Mrs. Peter Fick served refresh­ i_
- l
. , .
—
oi the ofticers o f tin- Congrega- be held T hursday night a t the
In the high altitude at Klamath*
Thomas, Mrs. G. M Frost, Ml«- m ents after the meeting.
Ponal state conference. Dr. Bor­ Ashland City hail at which time
they’ll wear out quicker and we den
ail m erchants of the Plaza dis­
Lutz,
Mrs.
Carl
J.
Greene,
Mrs.
Mis.
Paul
W
innlngham,
Mrs.
is moderator.
A talent team, composed of stu ­
'll have a better chance.”
trict will be present to "plan the
Don
Spencer,
Mrs,
H.
H.
Turner,
Kindred
Thomas.
John
Black
and
dents from Northwest Christian
festival.
Mrs.
W.
A.
Polenz,
and
Mrs.
Em­
Allen
Hawkins
were
initiated
in­
The
game
will
be
the
first
con­
College, Eugene, will be the spe­ ma Huger
The event is being held to cele­
to the chapter during the m eet­ ference game of the season for
cial feature of the Annual Rally
ing.
brate the completion of the Plaza
Serving
on
the
refreshm
ent
the
Raiders
who
are
m
em
bers
of
Day service of the Ashland First
project which is scheduled for
the Far W estern conference. So
Church of Christ Bible school com m ittee were Mr». C. M. Lit-
the latter part of next week. Pre-
far
SOC
has
tumbled
Portland
"
/
f
M
:
which will
Organization of the S o u th e rn ' liniina,'>" P)ans- f u s s e d by the
university Frosh and Eastern
In the team
^»regon college of education.
Oregon Kennel club took place com m ittee headed by Thompson,
a pianist, and d a baritone singer,
Jam
es . i n
singer.
| nm«
,, of - Seatth
™
«
Max
well,
Humboldt
is
unbeaten
this
year
in Ashland Tuesday evening with include a children’s parade for
The team will be in charge of J Wash
the
Executive
Secretary
having won a game from the election of officers of the organi­ Saturday afternoon and a store
Raymond Renzema, A s h l a n d i,,f
y m " “ T Y r
7 " a,K”
|6 ’OU" ^ ’
^ M cI^ n d ^ V
Don Hinthorne, First National University of San Francisco Jr. zation. Ben Lombard, local a tto r­ by store display of com m unity
farm and home products.
Bank employee, was installed as
Mrs L. U Gresham , Superin- Ben H. Schmidt. General Secre­ president of the Ashland Chapter varsity and having also beaten ney, was elected president, by the
Prizes will be given by Plaza
Oregon
college
of
education.
group which assembled to organ-
lendent of the school, has an ­ tary of the Y M C A in Medford
m erchants to parade w inners
of
Toastm
aster's
International
at
i
e
the
club.
Winfield Roberson, SOC end,
nounced that the attendance goal Oregon
a m eeting held Monday night at will be out of the game with a
O ther officers elected w ere.C . who will be selected by a judging
lor the day is 300. The fourteen
committee.
The affair was held to com­ the Lithia hotel. Roger Ruth, out­
R.
Greene, Medford, vice presi-
broken ankle which he received
classes of the school art- working m em orate one years operation of
Piaza m erchants will also give
going president autom atically be­ at Prineville last week. S ta n ident; William Healy, secretary;
hard to achieve the goal.
prizes to exhibitors who display
the Y.M.C.A. In Ashland and to came district governor.
Smith,
who
is
nursing
old
In-!*--
K
Ramsay,
treasurer,
and
J.
S.
Since the destruction by fire acquaint Ashland people w-lth the
home and farm products. Regis­
Installation of officers w ai juries will probably not see act- j Gowns, Medford, director,
of the church building a year ago Y program and club house.
done by Bob Claypool, Medford, ion at Klamath. Barney Riggs
A nother meeting will be held tration for the various classes in
Hie school has met in two sec-
home and farm display can be
who was one of the Instigators of and Johnny Grav who hadn't Gctober 22 to elect three more the
„ .
.
Thla service will be held nt the
the local organization. O ther of­ seen much action until the game directors. One from Grants P * » .: Commeree ‘ p-vhU it16 ChaI'jnber of
high age and the adults above
Medford, and one f r o m 'S ^ ™ ? * ' Exhibll ors ,W,H beu as"
ficers installed Included Harold at Prineville are expected to b ^ l ^ ’
college age and through the age
#u_
U
_ n game
___ . this p weekend. .
I Yreka
¡signed to a specific store w here
Thomas, vice president; Earl iw
in
the
ball
with children in high school
The C harter m em bership will th? ir exhlblt wU1 be dlsP,ayed-
Mis. Roy F. Nye, Ashland, will Schilling, sergeant at arm s, and
meet In what is left of the old preside at the first fall meeting Em mett W hitham, secret a r
Im partial judges will pa s s
rem ain open for 30 days. The
building at Second and B. Streets. of the Rogue River valley col­ treasurer
judgem
ent on the exhibits and
club has 18 members. Member-
The rest of the school meets at lege women's club which will be
I prizes will be aw arded the win-
H inthorne is the third presi­
ship
is
open
to
any
dog
fa
n
c
ie
r.
tlu> Ju n io r High school.
ners in the
various classes which
held at the home of Mrs. John dent the organization has had.
“ 7 va"
Dr. Cornell Sabo, graduate of or breeder who raises purebred I '
----
...U„ I Invlude, home canning, fruits.
The program of the school will Lawrence. 2218 East Main street. the others were Rath, and Dave the University of Oregon Dental dogs,
. flowers, home crafts, painting
begin at »:45 The public is cor­ Medford, Saturday, October 11 W hittle, charter president.
school, opened his offices in the wishes to belong.
dially invited.
| and fine arts, and other groups.
a t 2:00 p.m. Mrs. Nye Is president
o
Knox building, suite 4, this week.
for this term.
"Saba, who graduated July 8, 1847.
is from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Maxwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Sabo and their
Because tlhcre is a need for at family are living at 111 N ursery
Koyl. Members of the club who
Officers elected at the first Mr. and Mrs. George Goodwin,
Phoenur, Ocl. 8—George Good «ire from Ashland include: Mrs. least $1500 In sight to augm ent street In what was form erly the meeting of the Senior Hi-Y club and Mrs. and Mrs. L ester Davis
win. Past G eneral Governor of Nye, Mrs Koyl, Mrs. Alice W ill­ the yearly $3,000 salary allotted Les G rant home. They have four of Ashland which met Monday journeyed to K lam ath Falls, Oct-
Alberta, Canada. Moose will be its. Mrs. Ralph Billings, Mrs. W. In order to attract professionally children, Cornell, Jr., 13; Har- evening at the “Y” building w e re :' °ber 2 w here the men attended
pi --sent a t the Thursday meeting J. Crandell, Mrs. Frank Davis. qualified applicants for the Jack- riette, 11; Judy, 7; and Carol, 5. Lewis Langer. President: H arry ( Lodge No. 1106, Loyal O rder of
of the Loyal O rder of the Moose. Mrs. Albert Joy, Mrs. Alice Pell. son County juvenile officer’s post,
Kannasio, Vice-President: Bill ¡Moose. As there was no m eeting
Medford Lodge No. 178.
Mrs. A rthur Peters. Mrs. W alter now going begging, representa­
Bissell, Secretary, Curtis Vail | of K lam ath Falls WOTM, the
[Treasurer and Bud Kinca i d, i ^ r e e ladies attended a show.
The lodße will work on plans Redford. Mrs. F. D. W agner, Miss tives of civic groups on Judge-
for a carnival to lx- held in the Ethel Reed. Miss Bertha Stevens H erbert K. H anna's county-wide
I Chaplain.
| Mr. and Mrs. Lester Davis, Mr.
juvenile com m ittee this week are
near future.
F P a rk s T
1 rs
, and Mrs George Goodwin, and
Talent,
Oct.
8—Mrs.
R
f . p a rk s
| turning to their separate organi­ of
Eric de Place w ere visitors at
ffae Women of the Moose will
T alent News Review corres- ,
zations for help.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
m eet In another room at the same
It is hoped that at the end of
Urne.
[ Maxwell on Sunday evening, Oct-
Talent,
October
8—T
alent
high
this
fiscal year, the county court to take an airoplane trip. The ini-
Phoenix, Oct. 9—Funeral s e r - i ohe’' 5.
The Loyal O rder of M.x.se will
tlal
trip
was
a
visit
to
her
rela­
six man football team will may allow the needed boost In
vices were held today for Joseph
The auditing com m ittee and
also nom inate and elect officers | school
rest this
t
this
week after their 19 to t i l l s salary to hold such a quali­ tives and old home in Ohio. She Easton Randles, Rt. 1, Box 242, the executiee com m ittee m et at
to fill vacant chairs.
will
attend
a
family
re-union
in
I 12 victory over Phoenix on the fied officer. Concerned over the
'A shland, who died at his home the home of Mrs. H. R. Stevenson,
home field Friday.
m ounting delinquency and de- Georgetow n Ohio and will attend October 6th at 5:30 a.m.
at Phoenix on Friday, October 3.
the Georgetown Fair. Mrs. Parks
A week from this Friday the penuviicy cases now facing the has both brothers and sisters
Mrs. Dan Adams and Mrs. H.
Funeral services were held at
six man club will take the field juvenile court, the committee alive in Ohio and will enjoy a L itw iller’s Chapel with the Rev. R. Steveson shopped in Medford,
again m
to i meet
Talent, October 7 - T h e first Is 1 JETm
iT Y " the
® St.
S‘" M
M ary’s
ary’s club
club pledged them selves at last S atu r­ m onths visit with them and other Earl Downing conducting and on October 3.
interm ent was in M ountain View
sue of the 1947-48 Talent Hi L f
e
i
g<,me whlch day's m eeting to act as quickly relatives.
cemetery.
hit the stands Tuesday The H i o n t ^
th<* ligh,S as possible to obtain the neces­
She has w ritten back th at the
sary funds in order to secure the
Born in Shasta C ounty. Calif..
Life which Is published by he I T 7 J
55*
services of one of the top-notch
came to
e in sight for
Oregon 73 years ago and lived
excited about air travel that she here since.
Intends to change her plans and
Should
there
develop
a
surplus
passes
from
McCulloch.
Joe
Fen­
Earl F. Downing, M inister of
He is survived by his wife
Dee Cox is editor of the Hi-Life
of funds as a result of the drive, come back by air instead of by Susie, age 78: children, Mrs. Eth the First Church of Christ, was
ton
made
two
of
the
touchdowns
train.
and Mrs Hu by M esrenger is ad­
el Beagle, Portland; Mrs. Steve elected to the presidency of the
visor. The paper is a mimeo­ and Herb Combs made the other. they shall be held In reserve and
Mrs. Parks is the m other of Taylor, Dayton, Oregon; Bert Ashland M inisterial Association
Harold Halloway and Floyd earm arked for juvenile work
graphed sheet and is published
Halloway made the two Phoenix throughout the county. In the In­ Roland Parks, principal of the Randles, St. M ary’s Idaho: Ar •it a m eeting of the Association
every two weeks
scores.
terest of prevention of delinqu­ Ashland High school, Iva ’Black thur Randles, Sandpoint. Idaho held Monday afternoon at the
ency, it Is hoped later that re­ well, m anager of the Columbia Guy Randles, Ashland; and Mer Assembly of God Church. Dr. E
creational outlets for Jackson Hotel and Wayne Cowdrey opera ritt Randles, Phoenix; brothers P. Borden, m inister of the Con­
County children will be provided tor of the Skeeters Service Sta­ Henry Randles, Tacoma, Wash gregational Church, was chosen
tion In Talent. Mrs. Parks expects ington: sister, Mrs Sarah Delk as Vice-president and A, J. Ed-
w ith some of the added funds.
Talent, October 8—M embers of
Contributions, either from indi­ to retu rn to Talent early in Nov Portland; 14 grand children and w a i d s , pastor of the Church of
ember.
the Nazarene, S ecretary-treasur­
11 great grandchildren.
Archery, a new sport at AHS the Talent school hoard. District viduals or organizations may be
er.
No.
22,
who
met
Monday
night
mailed
to
Ray
Harrison,
trustee;
Is rapidly gaining popularity with
The association chose R. E, Mc-
the girls of the sixth and seventh included Clarence Holdri d g e, care of Jackson County Circuit
chairm
an,
Frank
Dunkln,
Ivan
Court,
Medford,
Oregon.
Tllvena,
m inister of the M ethodist
period classes. Headed by Mary
Olsen,
and
Mrs.
Parthena
Ter-
hureh,
as the speaker for the
W aterbury, who has been fu r­
Kenton Robbins, form er secre
i
ill,
clerk.
Roy
Parr,
superinten­
Funeral
services
for
Jackson
Union
Thanksgiving
Day Service,
Funeral services were held on
nishing the equipm ent, the girls
who
dent of schools was also present. tary of the B.P.O.E. in Ashland. Thomas Owen, 43, Talent
W ednesday at 1:30 p.m. for Mrs. 'his service will he held at hte
are learning the proper technique
was promoted last week to de- was killed Tuesday afternoon
Lilly L Grow, 1132 Oak St., a' Assembly of God Church, Gordon
of the bow and arrow. A target The group discussed the problem
Paa dse Medfordd f
Mont«wm erv, whJ ’n his logging truck skidded the Litw lller chapel. Interm ent L. Lindsay, pastor.
of
safe
crosswalks
and
traffic
has been set up on the field and
aids M edford store.
¡,nd overturned on C rater Lake
m easures for the school
George M. Shum an, m inister of
the female ‘Robin Hoods” can be safety
M r and Mrs. Neil Prince and highway about a mile south of was In the 11111 cem etery with the First Presbyterian Church
children.
seen trying for the ‘bulls eye” al­
daughter recently from Stanton, Shady Cove, will be held on Sat services conducted by the Rev. ind Rev. M clllvenna were ap­
Lindsay.
most every afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Keith and
fk m V.®in?°Led
tb® Forcst »rday, October 11 a t 3 p m at
Mrs. Grow, a m em ber of one pointed to m ake plans for a Lead
Some of the girls participating
Buster, and Mr. and Mrs. Creek district. Mr. Prince is em-[ the Nazarene Chi.mS ¡„ a „ u
»,
j
|
,
u
ie
N
azarene
Church
in
Ash-
of
the oldest pioneer families, ership Training School for A sh­
in the sport are Louise
FUnlau,
>e Flinlaii Robert
~
L. Keith and family spent ployed
at one
of the Medford ■ land. The Rev. A. J Edwards
1,
.
,
.
.
had been 111 since July 25 and land Sunday school teachers.
Bernice Howard, Juanita Schultz, last weekend in Portland w here
a" d Ìv ! f^ milV haS been [will officiate and Interm ent will died Oct. 5th at 7:10 p.m. She
Edith Turnbull, Barbara Williams, they attended a family conven­ residing a t the home of Mrs.
Joe M cIntyre and Jess Grover
he in M ountain View cem etery, was born Nov. 10, 1891 In Ash­
Louise Perrin, Donnabelle S tauf­ tion.
ttended
the school for custod-
Prince’s mother, Mrs. Ruth W il­ Litw lller
Funeral
home
m land
fer, and Mary W aterbury.
S. J. Hutson, Claremore, O kla­ cox. Mrs. Wilcox spent W ednes­ charge.
„ . and was m arried as Lilly
- tans of school buildings held in
H,,mer S - Grow in J u >y Eagle Point Tuesday of last week
homa Is presently visiting his day of last week in Ashland.
Owen was born In Baker, O re­ 1911.
1911 S
nA w
a c preceded in
I»-» death
4 V. J..
m ■ . . ...
_
PROFESSOR VINING IS
She
was
brother and sister-in-law , Mr.
during Teacherr.’ Institute. The
Mrs. Lorena McNair returned gon, and has lived here 40 years.
PRINCIPAL SPEAKER
by
two
children,
Ethel
and
Hom­
and Mrs. Roy Hutson. He and from a trip to Portland, Monday,
mam speaker of the day was
Professor Irving Vining, Ash­ Mr. Hutson are planning on go­ w here she attended a m eeting of He Is survived by his wife N el­ er, Jr.
Dean
Morrow, of the state de­
Mrs. Grow is survived hy her partm ent of education, Salem and
land, was the principal speaker ing deer hunting this week end. the Masonic and Eastern Star lie: children. Archie, David. S har­
on,
and
Kenneth;
his
m
other
husband, Homer S.; sons and sdhool custodians from Jackson
at a m eeting of the Southern O re­
T 4 Cloise Adolph, who recent- home board in Portland M aitn-
gon Pioneer society which was ly returned from Germany, l e f t |ic temple. She plans to return’ to Mrs. Edith Sample. Talent; and daughters. Mabelle Bush, Ten f ountv and G rants Pass attended,
held today at the old courthouse Sunday for Fort Lewis W ashing- [ Portland this Saturday on busi- brothers William Owen, Smith Mile. Oregon; Elmer H.. Phil G. and Miss Hazel Stevens.
River, California: and Charles and Bessie Mancel all of Ash-
in Jacksonville.
ton. He had spent the past 30, nens and to attend a dinner party
.
, Mrs. Mabel Winston. Dean of
Owen, Davis Creek, Calif.; and and; . . brothers
A business meeting and elec­
and sisters. Hugh Women at Southern Oregon col-
tion of officers was also held
d -y « B e a v e r,» , / E M
ty d ia W .,R e ,
Presbyter-
during the day.
Roy Hutson.
erq sta r Sunday
Uenzema Bringing
Talent Team Here
¡ten Lombard Head
Of Kennel Club
Don Hinthorne Is
Toastmaster Head
Mrs. Nye To Preside..
During Present Term
r Dr. Cornell Sabo
Opens Office Here
Canadian Moose Head
(■races Local Lodge
¿>1500 Needed to Get
S X " “*1 Juvenile Officer
Hi-Y Elects Lewis
Langer President
Mrs. R. F. Parks Is
R eturning By Air '
Six Man Ball Club
Will Best This Week
at
Around Phoenix . .
joseph E> Ran(ues
Tuof ? Interred in Ashland
Talent Hi-Life Is
Published Tuesday
Earl Downing to
Bead Ministers
Girls Practice
Archery Skills
Safety Is Problem
Confronting Board
1. T. Owen Will Be
Buried 3:00 Sunday
Mrs. Lily Grow Is
Buried on Wednesday
i