Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday Nov. 6, 1947
M is Vincent Lanunnl and non,
E m m e tt K urtien, C o rn in g , C ull
v is ititi In liti* im ine of Mr. am i Vlrtm have been called In Mrd
Mrs. Ross I lm tien, Il Hii r e t ovi1 esiti, C iillliii niii by Hie death of
lui brothel'.
I h r w tv k riitl.
The Jacksonville Miner
Two Jacksonville lugh school
Mr. and Mrs. R G. Simmohs
football team m em bers were in W h ite Cerem ony For
and children M arilyn and liar
jured in the Jacksonville-Eagle
old are moving into then new
Point game here Friday. Paul M iss Evdlyn W d lke r
home on Nub Hill in Ashland
Hardy received u broken clavicle
They formerly were from South
Miss
Evaiyn
W
alker,
of
the
and was taken to the Sacred
Robert McDowell, young un Heart hospital. He was released ¡Stagecoach Orchards accounting Pasadena.
Claude Long was a shopper in
m arried navy veteran. Portland, to his home Saturday morning staff, became the bride of John
was announced the w inner of Virgil Calkins suffered facial Jam es Hanlon, Medford, in an all Ashland Tuesday
Willis Gordon of West Falls
the slogan contest recently held bruises and was taken to the white wedding Saturday, October
by the Jacksonville Progressive Community Hospital in the same 11, in St Joseph’s C athedral in Church, Virginia, and daughter,
Association, Inc., at a basket so am bulance taking Hardy. Calkins San Diego It was an afternoon Ruth, arrived October 26, to be
cial and free dance sponsored by was released im m ediately after ceremony and tlve rites were read the house guests of Mr and Mrs.
by the Very Rev. Francis Dillin. Chas. Relsdorf. It has been six
the group Saturday evening in treatm ent.
the U. S. Hotel building. The
Prim ary and beginner grades of The altar was decorated with years since they last visited the
w inning slogan is, “The city with the Church Sunday School w ere pedestal baskets of w hite blos Reisdorfs in their form er home
a historic past and a progressive also entertained a week ago Sun soms and candles. The wedding In Sacram ento, Caliornla. They
future.”
day morning during class time inarch from Lohengrin and re are greatly im pressed by the
The winner, who was notified when each of the little ones was cessional by Mendelssohn were scenery in Southern Oregon.
im m ediately upon decision of the given home-made cookies and played.
Mr. and Mrs A rthur Hamilton
The bride, daughter of Mr. and and children, Grace, Larry, Lois
winning slogan made by a mem cup cakes with Hallowe en decor
Mrs Frederic B W alker, Santee. and Jim m ie entertained with a
bership vote of the association at ations.
California, was given in m arriage Hallowe’en party in their home..
their regular m eeting last week,
by her father. She was gowned in Guests were:
was present at the affair. He was
Mr. and Mrs.!
a princess-styled white lace dress Claude Newman and children, •
presented with the many gifts
w ith short veil. She wore pearls Claude. Dorothie Maxine, and Jr.
which had been donated by m er
which were a gift from her m oth Also Carole. Roberta and Larry.
chants and the association.
er and carried an heirloom ker- Kimball and M argaret Ovlett
McDowell gave a brief talk
chitf. Her bouquet was fashioned
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Sew ard and
stating th at he had become in
Jacksonville, Nov. 5—Student
terested in Jacksonville by read body members of Jacksonvil of white blooms, and her maid- daughters, oe Ann, and Phyllis,
ing articles and history of S outh le enjoyed a program honoring of-honor Miss M aryann Byrnes are moving to Koseberg, Oregon,
ern Oregon and had visited the Navy Dayr. October 27. The pro of Beverly Hills wore a white S a tu rd a y , N o v e m b e r K. w h e re Mr
town while enroute through the gram was sponsored by the U. S. crepe grown She earn ed an arm Seward will be employed by the
valley last year. He had seen the History class and the com m ittee bouquet of white asters and white Telephone com pany on the new
announcement of the contest in in charge of arrangem ents was: rosebuds formed a tiara for her coaxial cable line.
the Oregon Journal. He stated Ellis Doty, chairm an; Wilma Mc- hair. The bride's niece Robin Fay
Mrs. Hugh Barron transacted
that he had been throughout the Intrye Pauline Hardy: Ramona scattered white rose petals, and business in Medford Tuesday.
United States and had found this Guches and Ann Killingsworth. her nephew, Frederice W alker
Herbert Watson did some plow
III. carried the ring on a white
valley the most to his liking of
Chief W erder, Medford Naval satin pillow. William J. Hanlon, lng with his plow and tractor for
any part of the country he had Recruiting officer spoke on "The
Carl Moore of Klam ath Junction
visited. He believer^ he said, that Peacetim e N avy’s C ontribution t< Jr. was his brother’s best man Garage last week.
the m aority of the persons resid Am erica" and the group sang and Robert Powers and Dr. F re
First snow of the season was
ing here did not realize the w eal "Anchors Aw eigh” accompapied deric B. W alker, Jr. brother to falling at Klam ath Junction Tues
th here in the way of scenery', by Mary Beth McCurley. A dis the bride, ushered. The Senior day, but melted before it hit the
climate, recreational activities play of books on ships and navy W alkers, gave a reception follow ground.
and future possibilities The early was featured and a discussion of ing the ceremony, at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Klinger,
part of the evening was spent the books was given by Pauline A trio composed of the bride’s Sandy, Oregon, visited his broth
brother and sister-in-law , Mr. and er and wife, Mr. and Mrs, Sam
dancing and Paul Jones, dances, Hardy.
Mrs. Bevan W alker, flutist and Klinger last week.
a waltz contest and other dance
“The Navy H ym n” read by Al
num bers were featured, w ith sev berta Stephenson closed the pro pianist and her m other, Mrs. W al
Mrs. Lyle Sew ard and sister,
ker, violinist, played A buffet returned last Sunday from the
eral prizes being given to partici gram.
was served with the four-tiered bedside of their m other in Iowa,
pants throughout the evening.
wedding cake.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Garman,
and reported her improved som e
The newlyweds motored north what.
Jacksonville, received the prize Mrs. Alice U lrich Is
to Medford and stopped over at
for the oldest m arried couple pre H onored By P arty
Mrs. Mary W estm oreland and
K lam ath, California to enjoy sal son Jack called on Mrs. Kozella
sent, and a door prize was a ls o '
Jacksonville, Nov. 6— Mrs. Fred mon fishing. They are now at Roush of Klam ath Junction Mon
given.
Bartley
of Jacksonville e n te rta in home in Medford.
The later part of the evening
day morning.
The bride is a graduate of the
was spent in auctioning the many ed Sunday, October 26, honoring
DODGE IS TOASTMASTER
lunch baskets brought by the Mrs. Alice Ulrich for her 91st U niversity of Californa a t B er
Robert Dodge will be Toast
birthday. Mrs. Ulrich has been a keley and the groom who is a
ladies.
Mac Schleher served as m aster resident of Jackson County all m em ber of a pioneer Los Angeles m aster at the next meeting of
of ceremonies and auctioneer. I her life time, and was born at fam ily was recently discharged Toastm asters International which
will be held Monday night at the
Coffee, cold drinks and sand- ' Sterling. She is the oldest living from the M arine Corps.
Lithia Coffee Shop Earl Schill
wlches were served in the C h a m -! m em ber of the Jacksonville P res
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ing will be Topicmaster, Emmett
ber of Commerce room in the byterian Church and also the old
W itham, critic Speakers will in
building.
) est living m em ber of the Rebekah K eystone Club H as
lodge in Oregon.
clude
Harold Thomas, Roger
F irs t Fall M eeting
Rath, and H arry Skerry.
Members of the Presbvterian
Indians Clip Talons
Jacksonville, Nov. 5—The K ey
At the last m eeting of the club
church presented Mrs. Ulrich
a card of greetings from all stone Club of Jacksonville P res Lynn Newbry gave the group a
From Point’s Eagles m with
em bers and Mrs. B artley gave a byterian Church, m ade up of character sketch of Oregon’s new I
young adults in this comm unity, governor.
Jacksonville, Nov. 5—W ith the dinner in her honor.
final score, 32-12. Jacksonville
The past Noble G rands club of were guests W ednesday evening,
PATROLS SELECTED
Indians clipped the talons from Jacksonville also honored Mrs. October 22, of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Yard patrols at Lincoln school
six Eagles of Eagle Point in a Ulrich at an afternoon party Edens It was the first fall m eet
six m an ball game here Friday.
Tuesday. The Past Noble Grands ing of the group and the host include: Andy Edwards, Barbara
The Indians had to play ru g club also honored Mrs. Delia Mil- and hostess served dinner, follow Wray. Donald Simpson, a n d
ged ball to m aintain their lead sap, Mrs. Barney Cody and Mrs. ed by a short business meeting. K athy Ingle. Hall patrols Include:
and the game was m arked by R. B. Maddox at the party. Mrs. Donald B. Kingsley was elected David Ander.uin and Larry W alk
several injuries, includi n g a Ulrich now lives with her son treasurer, due to the resignation er.
broken clavicle which was incur and daughter-in-law , in Medford. of W ayne C arter who has moved
W hen the Jacksonville Cub I
re d by Paul Hardy.
Her daughter, Mrs. H erbert K. to Medford.
Pack
No. 35 m et for their regular i
Carl Hueners, Virgil Calkins, Hanna resides in Jacksonville and
T w enty-three guests were p re
Bill Morris and LeRoy Offen- she has another daughter, Mrs. sent and the later part of the m eeting in the P resbyter 1 a n
church parlors, a week ago
bacher scored for Jacksonville. I Reis Chapm an of Roseburg.
evening was enjoyed playing Thursday, leaders of the pack
games . Hallowe’en decoration s surprised the group by making
Mrs. Ruth Backes who was con
Mrs. John Sherm an and son. » were used.
it a H allow e’en affair. Several
fined to the Osteopathic Clinic A rthur, who was recently dis
The club will enjoy a progres of the boys’ parents were piesent.
and Hospital in Medford because charged from the arm y, were
sive dinner during the first part
of m ajor surgery is now home, Medford shoppers Tuesday.
of the evening for their Novem
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and able to be up and about.
Mrs. Carrie Reid, 72 Garfield ber meeting.
Burns Memorial*. On the Plazt.
Robert McDowell
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