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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1948)
S O U T H E R N O R E G O N N E W S REVIEW . T H U R S ., FEB. 19, 194« Elmer Dunning, who resides at the College Inn Trailer court has been ill in the Com m unity hospi tal. Bernie Engel, Bellview, has re covered from an attack of influ enza. 'A R D E N Col. Preston B. W aterbury r United States Army, retired spoke to the Reserve Officers As soclation in Medford, Tuesday evening. The Colonel discussed WILLIAM C. RENIE the physical training program Win. Chas. Renie, 576 Indiana which he developed for the Army street died February 13 at 6:00 a. m. in the Ashland Com m unity hospital He had been ill for sever al weeks. The funeral was held Monday, February 16 at 1:30 p.m. at the L itw iller chapel. The Rev E. P. Borden was in charge of the services. Renie was born TR A C TO R March 20, 1865 in Mt. Vernon 111. the son of Chas. B. and Mary Fredericks Renie. Hee was pre ceded In death by his wife, Hat tie M. who died In K lam ath Falls 16 years ago. He is survived by his three children, Jacob and Jack, Los Angeles, Edwin of Ash land, and Mrs. Pearl Grisw old of K lam ath Falls, Oregon. He was a saw filer for m any years and had resided in this area for 15 years and in Oregon 28 years. The body was sent to Portland for cremation. Obituaries And Factory-Built Implements Exclusive DOUGLAS MITCHELL Douglas C. Mitchell, 217 No. Main street died at his home Feb. 16 at 4:30 p.m. Funeral ser vices were Friday, Feb. 20, at 1:30 p.m. in Lltw lllers funeral chapel, Rev. A. J. Edw ards con ducted the services. M itchell was born April 6, 1918, at Tacoma, W ashington, the son of Clyde and Bessie Mitchell, and had resided here five years. He is survived by his parents and several brothers and sisters. T R A N S M IS S IO N REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Delivers Maximum Power Several new and m odern homes in best locations. G E A R -T R A IN Work is easier and quicker with Mighty Man, the ideal small tractor for farm ers, orchardisls. gardeners, suburbanites, estate owners, public parks and m unicipalities. 2 models - 3 h.p. and l l/ 2 h-P- Some large houses th at can be developed into income property. One duplex has been re modeled and never occupied. A fine income property near the college. A num ber of lots to select from in different parts of the city. Hu<h S id on M e K ttv tr Ic r lp te r 11 N. Main < St. - T elephone 2-1231 Phone 3761 - Doors open 6:45 Daily - 1:30 Sat. - 12:45 Sun. M odern home and 2 acres close in, will exchange for city home, close in. Stock ranches and Dairy and F ru it Farms. Thiy., Fri., Sat. Filmed in the Siskiyous Lort TALBOT and Ernst TUBB in "Hollywood Barn Dance" A well established and pay ing business. Andrews & Redford 38 East Main Phone 7866 LOCAL HAPPENINGS Mr. and Mrs. E. Y. Mitchell made then first flights Sunday in their new PT 23, which Mr. M it chell bought at Gillespie field, FI Cajon, California two weeks ago W eather had kept the sh i p ground since Mitchell brought it here. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Pape and two daughters have moved Into the house which was form erly a service station on Nell Creek road and Highway 99. Dick Johnson, form er editor of the Siskiyou, Southern Oregon college new spaper, is leaving this week for Rock Springs, Wyoming where he will be wire editor of the Rock Island Rocket. Mrs. Johnson, who Is presently em ployed at the First National Bank will join him In a few weeks . Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hoke, 39 Union Street, have sold their home and plan to retu rn to their former home In Pasadena, Calif. Pat. E. Tacoma, W ashington, Mr.s Violet Morris, E. R., Donald, Laurence and Doris all of A sh land, and W arren C. of Los Ange les, California. RICHARD HENRY BOULTON Richard Henry Houlton, 695 B street, passed away in Ashland Community Hospital after an ill ness of three days, on February 15 at 11:45 p.m. Funeral services were held at Litwillers Funeral Chapel W ed nesday, February 18, at 3 p.m. Rev. George Shum an was in charge. Boulton was born Jan. 11, 1884, at Stillw ater, M innesota, the son of John H. and Elizabeth S. M ar saw Boulton. He was a m em ber of Elks Lodge no. 944, B rother hood of R. R. Trainm en. He was united in m arriage to Agnes Cranstoune, June 7, 1916, In La Grange, Oregon. They moved to Ashland in 1942. Besides his wife he leaves his children, Edw ard of Ashland, Neil of Union, Oregon, Mrs Elizabeth Davidson of Portland, two g ran d children and four sisters. FRANK H. LAURENT Frank Henry L aurent of 508 N. Main street died a t his residence February 15 at 8 a.m. Services were held for L aurent by Rev. Earl Downing of the Church of Christ, In the L itw iller Chapel, W ednesday, February 18 at 1:30 p.m. L aurent was a m em ber of the I.O.O.F. lodge. He was a farm er by occupation residing 12 years in Ashland. He m arried Nora Tlnboden in Eaglegrove, Iowa, in 1903. L aurent was born December 6, 1879, in Dixon, Illinois the son of Chas. L. and Adelia Nancy Henry Dixon. His wife, Nora and daugh ter, Mrs. Guy Randles of Ashland survive him. SITUATION WANTED: E xper ienced practical nurse. Desired private duty cast. Telephone 7247. ) Box 343. TF street, was moved home from Ashland Com m unity H o sp ita l last Monday. Ross Harden B. street and his son In law Neh Harraclaugh of Medford left Saturday and re turned Sunday night after spend ing the week end visiting Mr. H arden's daughter and family, Mr, and Mrs. Tony Coy and daughter, Dec Ann at their home In Bend, Oregon They reported lots of snow enroute. Mrs. Joe Cummings, Mead MONUMENTS Do away with your rheum s tic pains ami other aches with a Wall Electric Vibrator. Marble. G ranite. Bronse Extra L ettering Available BURNSAGENCY LaMsrre'i Drug Store "On the Plaia" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY S P E C IA L S at the PLAZA GROCERY 10 lbs cane sugar Gerbers Baby food Oysters, large Tapioca, quick Krispy Crackers 89c 7c 41c 15c 1 lb box 23c ASK FOR YOUR S 4 H GREEN STAMPS S H E L D O N ’S for T IM E H A M IL T O N rfttvUca i 'Zitte ZüatiA S ite ld a tt fleutebuj, Jewelry Repair W atch Repair Engraving *Ne\t to the Mart” Seven room house for rent. Call 7427. TF Also Chap, 1 of "Jeslse Jam es" — Hey Kids, 6 Cartoons Sat. 2 p.m, Sunday. M lT IH tL Continuous Show from 1 p.m. I JO HN W AYNE Ask to See STYLE NO. 2248 As Sketched ' BACK TO BATABM Anthony Quinn. Beulah Bondi - Fely Franquelli TLlso LUM and ABNER in "DREAMING OUT Phone 7561 - Doors open 6:45 p.m. daily and Sat. - 1:45 p.m. Sun. 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