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f m ' p Southern Oregon News Review, Ashland Ore., Thursday, June 17, 194K day night by som e Odd Fellows am i tak en to M edloid w here he hail to ride a goat, the occasion Mr. and Mrs. Marion Dozier K errigan of Beach S treet, m e . ( being his lu s t di g u e HUGH HOMER GILLETTE attended the rodeo in M edford leaving for K lam ath C ounty to Bill Glow and h i s p artn er, Mis. was a kisa... • A fter having been in falling Sunday. atten d th e K lam ath G eneral Verdu Thom pson, won th t H ist or a killing! health for several months, Hugh Mrs. C. B. Abbott, Ruth Ann Council to be held J u n e 24th. prize foi couples at the P ird Homer Gillette, 73, who made his Moore, and Mrs. Nin Moore a t Mis. Edna Loring of Beach 'I’iines pai ty held at the Soda home at 25 Gresham street, died tended the cinema In Ashland street has re tu rn e d from a visit at 3:15 a.m. June 13. Friday night, driving into town w ith her m o th er In S o u th ern Cal S prings club last Week M. R. Gillette was born May 3, 1875, in Mrs. A bbott's newlv purchased tfornia. M augness, 1116 Oak S treet, won at the corner of High and Church 1947 Chevrolet. Anna B utton of B each stree t the m en's prize, an t Linda Man streets, Ashland. His m other and Miss Ruby Alderson, Culver has sold h er hom e and left for ell, d a u g h te r >1 Mis. lie it Grow father were Almond V. and M ar City, California, is visiting Mrs S outhern C alifo rn ia to be gone M aned, won 'h e eti 'd re n . p rl/i tha Louise Hill Gillette, who G. A. Sullivan. several days. pioneered in this valley in 11153. M E. Skinner form erly of Ash Marv Lou P h elan of Beach For forty years Gillette had land, now of Bandon, Oregon, is street and son, Mike, have re been a m em ber of the Elks and here transacting business and turned to K lickitat. W ashington, of the brotherhood of Railway calling on old friends last W ed to visit w ith relatives. More th an I J,(100 O regon live conductors. nesday. Eva G a lag h er lllerel, S eattle, stock b rands are contained in tin Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Blanchard, has sold h er hom e at 655 Beach new bran d book issued by the His wife, Belle, survives him, as do two daughters. Mi’s. Louise owners of the Dipper, 345 E. street to W. D. Jack so n O regon state d ep artm en t of agri Wilks, Portola, California, and Main received a telegram from Mrs. F an n y Jack so n and Irene c u ltu re for the benefit of live Mrs. M arjorie G arriott, Golconda. their daughter and family, Mi Scholog of C hiloquin sp en t th e stock ow ners us well as Individ Nevada, and three grandchildren. and Mrs. W. A. O’Neil, of Long week end v isitin g and left for uals and concerns dealing in and w ith annuals. The book contain During the war he served as a view, that they are safe since the G resham , O regon. m em ber of Selective ser vi c e floods at that place. Mr. anil Mrs. C. E. Lane, Dead all b rands issued since lit 10, w ith Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nelson. 770 Indian, h ave as house guests thi 11 a special section show ing tra il board No. 1 in Jackson county He had retired as a yard master Iowa street, were fishing in the two d au g h ters, Velm a S tro p e and fers In th at period. from the Southern Pacific com Klam ath Falls area last week. May Thavl, Y akim a. W ashing George Dennis, 72 Garfield, r e ton. The tw o ladles re p o rte d th at pany. Services were held at 2:00 turned Tuesday evening from en ro u te to A shland they passed Tuseday afternoon, June 15 at Klam ath Falls where he visited by P ortland, V an p o rt and othei the Elks Temple with the Rev. A his daughter and husband, Mr. flooded arewS and found them t< and Mrs. Cotton. be terrib le sights. H. MacDonnell in charge. Mr. and Mrs. L. Richson form Sunday! Mrs. Lloyd P ark 's, fath er, Asa erly of Neil Creek road and High Stockton, is serio u sly 111 In the MILDRED RAE RUGG Continous Show from 2 p.m. Mildred Rae Rugg, 122 Bush way 66, have returned to A sh Ashland C om m unity hosplt a I street, died June 8. She had been land from California and Mon They reside at Neil C reek and ill during the past year. She was tana. Highw ay 66. Gwcnn McReynolds from E ug 47 years old at the tim e of her Mr. and Mrs. Van G arb arsk i ene, Oregon, arrived last S atur- Em igrant called 0.1 death. on M rs C’arn ie Mrs. Rugg was born in Smith day to spend a week or so v isit-'R ee d last Sunday evening, county, Kansas, the daughter of ing her grandm other, Mrs. C a d ' Mrs. G oldie W olfe, 769 East 1 M ain street. an n o u n ced to d ay Adam and Mary Akers Staub, Ellis, 922 Siskiyou Blvd. March 17, 1901. Rev. an d Mrs. R obert M cllven- j th at she was accepting appoint Services were held at Litwiller na of th e 'F irs t M ethodist C h u rch m ents for S w edish m assage treat , Nugent Funeral chapel Friday at in A shland, left M onday for th e ments. Mrs. W olfe is a grad u al j 2:00 p.m. The Rev. R. A. Haskins an n u al M ethodist C onference In masseuse. In ad d itio n to S w edish was in charge of the last cere P o rtlan d this week. T hey w ill re- massage she is also g iv in g re d u c T h u rs., F r i., S a t VERN SMITH TO HEAD CHAPTER (Continu'd from page I, Local N ew s of Interest Obituaries A M AN'S REWARD Show ed: A shland $2,290 35, Ap piegate $37.) 77, B utte halls $143 40, ( enti al Point $003 73, Eagle Poult $400 94. Gold Hill $1 13 04, Jack oiiville $260.13, M e d fo rd $705 » 36, Phoenix $277.Ita, Rogue Rivei $360 53. T alen t $403 310, Shady C ovi1 Trail $512.17, Pros p e rt $310.55, M arch of Dimes dii eel donations $24.1 44 and nuscel luncous donations $143 02. ir. . . .. j C m * * * Brand Book Issued C o iitrcto i s-Builders By Slate I>epartment i for anna Electrical Supplies Wire . Switch boxe» . Conduit Outlets . Rung« Cublo SEE DIAL ELECTRIC Main ut 3rd Phone 7886 FRIDAY AND SAT( RDAY S P E C IA L S PLflZfl GROCERY Bananas 16c lb 2 lb Krispy Crackers mony. Survivors include her husband, Stanford Rugg. two sisters. Mrs. G ertrude Stevens, Klamath Falls, and Mrs. Lois McElroy, Fallon, Nevada; brothers, John, Klamath Falls: Don, Portland; Lee, Bly; Bruce, San Diego, and Merle, Auburn, California. Her m arriage to Stanford Rugg took place December 24, 1935 at Klamath Falls. Interm ent was in M ountain View cemetery. T h u rs., F r i., S a t. Tarzan».. p r im itiv turn next Monday night ing treatm ents Mr. and Mrs. Edw ard Zeboral- John C onter of Jordan Electric ski moved from 72 Garfield to is In S an F rancisco for a few 195 G arfield street, last Monday. days receiving m edical care. Mr. and Mrs. Victor ---- Zboralski, — - • Mr - - • * and «• * Mrs. »» » o. t.i m est at L y tle »III»« E rn and 72 Garfield, were fishing on th e .son have moved to Ashland from T? 1 o River M tt/oe 1 last o ♦ Sunday. C11 Mzl m» t’ Sacramento. .. __ _.4 Mrs. w » v Lytle . 1 was « for Rogue A lbert Bridges of Oklahoma Is merly Sue Parkinson a house guest of his brother and Mr. and Mrs. M iller. M edford, sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. L. C visited Mrs. C arrie Reid am i the Hill Sr. V ictor and E dw ard Z boralski Mrs. John W inters owner of fam ilies last S un d ay evening. W inters Store on East Main Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flagg, Mt. street has recovered from a re-J Avenue, called on Mrs. Cari n' cent illness. Reid, 72 G arfb'ld and her mother, L arry Basey has accepted d e Mrs. Nora Grow, Sunday. livery of a two story play house Bill Hill was hi-jacked Tues- and the children are enjoying same. P erry Ayers, well known con tractor, visited in Ashland and left for Roseburg. W alter J. K errigan and Mrs. < 1 0 1 WILLIAM H. PUGSLEY William H. Pugsley, 67, who re sided southeast of Ashland on Highway 99, died at his home Tuesday morning, June 15, after an illness of four months. He had been in the hospital and after his retu rn home suffered a relapse. His birthplace was Parker, South Dakota, where he was born October 21, 1880, the son of Eug- ene and Flora Brown Pugsley. He was a World War I veteran and had followed the trade of m achinist until he retired. He had resided here nine months. Survivors include his wife, Florence; two sons, Laurence, Redondo Beach, Cali f o r n i Charles, M anhatten Beach, Cali I fornia; two brothers. Earl and Ed IT'S A (Pugsley, and two sisters, all four WHIZZER j of Huron, South Dakota. Services were held Thursday m orning at 10:00 at the Litw iller- REPAIR SHOP Nugent funeral home under the direction of the m em bers of the "Wheel Toy H eadquarters" 343 E. Main Phone 21541 Christian Science church. C rem a tion followed the services. 45c Miracle Whip salad dressing, pt 36c Ten lbs cane sugar 85c 1 doz qt Mason jars, Kerr or Ball 87c Gerbers Baby Food 2 for 15 ASK FOR YOUR S & H GREEN STAM PS ¥ O I & 4 n u i W HI Z B /**' 0. R. EDWARDS JohMy WEISSMULLER l'Y C C uestw A l-U P l WATCH FATHER’S FACE LIGHT UP srx«t Sunday! 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