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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1948)
Southern Oergon News Review, Ashland, Ore. Thurs., July 16, 1948 ! Ruth Marie Ager Is Bride of Nelson Reed Thurs., Fri., Sat. ■Jj ALEXANOIR HOHDA pceseot'» Elephant BOY1 Bated en T omnat" of tfc* ( trpÄAn t* b« RUDYARD KIPLING A1 Watson Is now living in his new home on Beach street next to the form er Anna Button home. Mrs. Giles G reen is presently attending one of the Glenn Chirk Miss Mary Cisco, a formei "Camp F arthest O ut.“ meetings waitress at the K lam ath June at Cascade Locks this week W alter J. K errigan of Reach tlon Cafe, visited friends In Ash street are leaving for Klamath land last week. County on business. Mr. ami Mrs. Donald E. Kear Sandy Miller, well known eow returned to their home on the old boy and family of Modoc Point Roush Ranch last Tuesday even ing to live. spent the fourth tn Ashland Gladys Chal k's, Chiloquin, was I Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Seward and daughters Joann and Phyllis, ai a recent visitor to Ashland, Clarence and Roy Hartwell are rived Tuesday from l.os Angeles to visit Mr. and Mrs Carl Moore logging on the Siskiyou mt. of the K lam ath Junction Cafe Larry Basey has re tu rn e d ! and Garage. from a trip to the coast. 1 Mrs. Nora Grow and daughter, Bert Klmsey professor of the Mrs. Currie Read. Mr and Mrs. Elks Barber Shop, Mrs. Klmsey and daughter have returned to their home on Avery Street after a motor trip through Texas. Klamath Junction Firemen Art» Called Out Twice Saturday with CESUZI Continola» Show from 1 p.m. Sunday! BRIAN DONLEVY ROBERT -in— — At a ceremony performed Saturday, July 3, at the Church of Christ, Miss Ruth Marie Ager became the bride of Nelson H. Reed of San Antonio. Texas. Vows were pronounced by Earl F. Down ing, minister of the Church of Chriit. Miss Ager is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Ager of Ashland. P hoto by Memory Lane Studio. ----- with------ Stuart Erwin - John Litel Edgar Kennedy Hamiltons Elgins Walthams lie tirf Ci«a»tll tatara J> Mn ♦ ( j Tfiurs., Fri., Sat. Longines Wittnauers Bulovas Waterproof - Shock- proof, e a s y to read watches -for the hard worker. Sltaldost Watch Repair Jew elry Repair f Engraving Ashland -:- Phone 7131 N ext to the M art Eleanor Schouler, Los Angeles left last week end a fter spending several days w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. LeB run, 958 B Street. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hess, 554 B street, left this week to visit in Roseburg. Mrs. Eunice R itter, form er owner of the Depot Cafe, is the new cook at the Hill Billie cafe since Monday, July 12. The ladies of the Nell club, m eet in the home of Mrs. Ralph Mickle, 66 South M ountain Ave nue, Thursday, July 15th a t 1:30. Refreshm ents w ere served by the hostess and co-hostess, Mrs. Louise Hamilton. Mrs. Em bror Carroll, 32 G ran ite street. Is confined to her bed due to a fall in her home last Monday, in which she received a broken ankle. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Rollins and infant son 497A Holly street left Sunday m orning on a business and pleasure trip for Ramona, California to be with her m other, Mrs. Fern Simmons, and they plan to retu rn the last of this week. Mrs. G lynnie B ilderback was down from Lincoln last W ednes day on business and visiting her sister Mrs. C arrie Reid of the Hill Billie Cafe. Mrs. Edw ard Zboralski of 195 G arfield street was a business caller in Medford last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mathes, owners of th e College Inn Auto Court have been visiting with their two daughters and family. The daughters m otored fro m Colorado. REDFORD REAL ESTATE SPECIAL K errig an S atu rd ay . Mrs. Edward E. lleutli of Beach street lias returned to tier home alter a visit with liei child ren. AND VOI W ANT TO (JIVE IT A DEQ1 ATE I’R<>TECTION You can accom plish th is to d ay by sim ply sto p p in g at th e agency w here yon will be assu red com petent counseling on y o u r in su r ance needs. Try the Classifieds C U M M IN G S Harry McNair, assistant chief of tin Eue D epartm ent, is spend ing a few days In Idaho visiting with Ids sister. Gladys Howard and t h r e e daughters ¡ire now residing at 655 Benell street l,eo Norwest and family of Kluinatb County visited Wallet YOU’VE GOT A NEW C A R - Extensive dam age was done to the roof of the home of George Campbell on M ountain Avenue by fire Saturday, started, fire men said, by a spark from the mill burner nearby. The roof was badly damaged and some d a m age from w ater was also sustain ed. Aiso Saturday afternoon, fire men were calk'd to the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. M erritt at 1296 Iowa street to quell a blaze started when a pan of hot grease overturned on the stove. Little damage was reported by the fire men. Jf CK HOLT Edward Zboralski, Mr. and Mrs. George Dennis and two daugh ters, Mr, and Mrs. Victor Zbor alski, alt ol Ashlund. and Mr. and ¡Mrs. Colton, Klam ath Falls e n joyed a family picnic tn Lithia Paik last July Fourth. HOWARD S. WILEY 68 East Main St. INSURANCE AGENCY Telephone 21471 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY S P E C IA L S Z Lot on paved street. Near col- ) lege, with sufficient lumber to build small home and garage. $1250.00 at the PLAZA GROCERY Oxydol, package Next to Fire Hall 38 E. Main Phone 7866 Men’s Luggage Genuine Cowhide $24.57 plus tax Zipper Cases Colors Tan 4 Brown REX ALL Drugs On the Plaza 33c DRIFTED SNOW OR GOLD MEDAL Flour, 25 Pounds SI-97 Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, 13 oz. Gerber’s Baby Food 2 for 15c FELINE BRAND Toilet Tissue, 2 rolls Virginia Dare Salad Dressing ASK FOR YOUR S 4 H GREEN STAMPS FREE BABY CONTEST (F or the Most Photogenic Baby in Ashland) Continous Show from 2 p.m. J Sunday! i ... LOVE and LAUGHTER ...you'll never forgetl Roberts Cafe Enjoy one of our delicious . . . . HOME COOKED DINNERS (Served family style) All You Can Eat - Also a la Carte Fried Chicken and Sizzling Steaks The Way You Like Them Open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Banquets and Parties given special attention Ashland, Oregon Free Photographing of the babies for their entry portrait. Each contestant will receive free of charge one 5x7 unmounted portrait. FIRST AGE GROUP—6 months to 2 years First Prize—$10.00 plus one 11x14 inch tinted portrait in frame. Second Prize—One 11x14 tinted portrait in frame. Third Prize—One 8x10 tinted portrait. Lithia Hotel Building Phone 3611 SECOND AGE GROUP—2 years to 5 years First Prize—$10.00 plus one 11x14 inch tinted portrait in frame. Second Prize—One 1.1x14 tinted portrait in frame. Third Prize—One 8x10 tinted portrait. Contest Starts July 19th and Ends July 31st Have your babies photographed now and avoid last minute rushing Memory Lane Studio Lithia Hotel Building 17c Phone 21487 23c 10c
