Southern Oregon New« Review, Ashland, Ore. Thur., July 29, 1948
THE PHOENIX NEWS
Dr. Hoey Speaks
To Lions Club
School Patrons
Okey Merger
Phoenix, J u ly 29 Dr. Charles
Hoey,
who has spent several
years in L ib e ria
A fric a and
Shanghai, China, was the featur
i ‘d speaker at the Monday meet
mg o f the Phoenix Lions club.
Members o f the club met at
the C ladrnore fo r the d inner
m eeting
and
later retired
to
Lucky
Lief'« home where D r
Hoey showed pictures of th ese
countries and th e ir people.
Mr. und Mrs. Stovei have sold
th e ir farm on H ighw ay 99 and
have bought a place near A h
land.
Mrs. Lein Greenwood and son,
R ichard, and M r. W. Owens,
M edford, called ut the H. A Pel
«•rson home Wednesday.
Johnny’s Garage
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Phoenix, J u ly 29 School pal
rons of Phoenix, N orth Phoenix
and Independence d ls tilc ts la t
week voted on the question of
m erging the d iitrlc ta , and from
the C ounty S u p erinte ndent’s o f
fice It is learned that the consoli
da tio n was favored.
The Independence d is tric t cast
31 votes in favoi of the m erger
and 23 against. N orth Phoenix
cast 20 votes, w ith 14 fo r and 4
against, w h ile voters in the Phoe
n ix d is tric t were unanim ously in
favor.
Phoenix, J u ly 29 Fussy b u lg
ier« broke in to the Leo Uohls
service station
last Wednesday
n ig h t and stole tw o jackkm ves,
according to Holds w ho discov
ered the robbery e a rly Thursday
m o rn in g when he opened the
station fo r business.
“ They must have been fussy,"
Bohls said, “ Because they refu
ed to take the 75c In pennies
w hich was a ll the money in the
t ill.”
The burglers gained entrance
by knocking out the lo w e r p o r
tio n of the w indow in the fro n t
door and unsnapping the n ight
lock.
They very c a re fu lly p ile d up
the broken glass from the door in
a neat arrangem ent. Police -are
Investigating fin g e rp rin ts le ft be
hind.
M r. and Mrs. R. E. Davis and
fa m ily picnicked on the Appl<
gate Sunday.
John Myers, Jr., who is em
ployed at C ra te r Lake d u rin g
the summer, w ent fishing M on-
duy and Tuesday of this week.
M r. and Mrs. C. G. Peehler
caught th e ir lim it on creeks of
the low er Rogue last week.
M r. und Mrs. E m il Nelson,
P o rtlan d , have been visiting tin
C G. P eehler home.
V ic
Richardson and A lb e rt
G r iffith who le ft fo r Southern
C a lifo rn ia F rid a y night called
from Stockton Monday to te ll
Richardson's fa m ily , that a ll was
w ell.
Mrs. Ruth Stortgen and son,
Dori, and d a u g h te r-in -la w , T rina,
Visited Mrs. R. E Tennold and
S hirlee Richardson, and the Not
ton fa m ily , Sunday.
C urley Briscoe d id n 't get 1».
go fishing Sunday as he had
w o rk to do at home
M r. and Mrs. C. R. Bennett,
i T illam ook, Oregon, are vis itin g
M r. and Mrs. J C. H utchins and
fa m ily.
M r. and Mrs. John M ille r and
fa m ily w ent to Diam ond Lake
over the weekend.
M r. and Mrs. W P. W oodley,
Brem erton, W ashington
have
been vis itin g M r. and Mrs. W. R
Haggard. Mrs. W oodley Is recup
e ra tin g from an accident and a
serious operation.
Mrs
Inez M cA u le y and son
F rank, T w in Falls, Idaho, are
v is itin g
M r. and
Mrs.
Dave
Adam s Mrs M cA uley is a teach
er In the T w in Falls school sys
tem.
MRS M A D D EN LEAVES
FOR E N G L IS H V A C A T IO N
Phoenix, J u ly 29— Mrs. M a rvin
Madden and daughter,
Sarah,
le ft Sunday fo r England where
she w ill v is it her parents She
is the w ife of M a rv in Madden,
son of Mr. and Mrs. E S. M ad
den
Southern Oregon
Home Story In
Holiday Magazine
John L its te r and his tw o-room
• “ House o f M y s te ry " are featured
1 in an a rticle In the A ugust Issue
of H oliday.
C arried in the magazine’s “ U n
der the Sun" departm ent, the
M r. and Mrs. A. A. R ollins and article tells its readers that more
daughters, Jeanne, Evelyn, and than 1,500,000 persons have v is it
C arrol, fo rm e rly of Vista, C a l ed the m ystery bouse “ where the
ifornia, have purchased the farm w orld suddenly stands on its
ear and a ll N a tu re ’s laws appear
at K lam ath Junction owned by
to be n u ll and vo id ."
Mrs. Donald Rear, The R ollins
The a rticle continues: "N o car
«ire m oving from th e ir te m p o r
ary home on H o lly and Idaho n iv a l fu n house w ith c a re fu lly
streets to the ranch this week prepared effects comes up to this
I heir son A lle n and w ife also are cockeyed shanty, where e ve ry
preparing to occupy the second th in g and everybody Inclines to
house on the place, and another ward the m agnetic north objects
son W illa rd and w ife and th e ii ro ll u p h ill, brooms stand unsup
in fa n t son Dale, have alread.v ported at an angle on the floor,
moved in to the a d joinin g pro p people seem to grow ta lle r as
erty, purchased from M r. anr they w a lk away fro m you and
shorter as they approach, and a
Mr«. George Low d,
plum b line ju s t adds to the con
Mrs. Willi/Ÿ'd R ollins Is e m p lo y
fusion.
ed in the office at C om m unity
M r. L its te r meets his s ig h t
Hospital in M edford.
M r. and Mrs. C. A. Eym an a r seers on levelground, delivers a
b rie f history of the place, and
rived last Sunday from Selah
Washington, to be the house hands out s c ie n tific lite ra tu re .
He tells pqpple to be sure to b r
guests of her sister and fa m ily
ing th e ir cameras w ith them ‘ to
prove that illu s io n is o u t o f the
E. K ear question.’ Even dow n-to-ear t h
room in scientists are occasional!v eon-
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NOTICE TO C R EDITO RS
IN C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H E
| S T A T E OF OREGON IN A N D
¡FO R T H E C O U N T Y OF JA C K
SON.
In the M a tte r o f the Estate of
I C O N S T A N T IN E
G. CHUMOS,
! Deceased.
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N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
, th a t the undersigned, by an O rd
er o f the C irc u it C o u rt of the
State o f Oregon in and fo r the
C ounty of Jackson d u ly made
and entered on the 2nd day of
J u ly , 1948, was appointed A d-
j m in is tra to r of the Estate o f Con-
i stantine G. Chumos,
Deceased,
land th a t he has d u ly q u alified
as such a d m in istra to r.
A ll
persons having cla i m s
[against said Estate are hereby
n o tifie d to present the same duly
v e rifie d as required by law , to
him at tiie K n o x B u ild in g . A sh
land, Oregon, w ith in six months
I o f the date of this notice.
| Dated and fir s t published this
15th day o f J u ly , 1948.
BEN T. LO M B A R D
A d m in is tra to r o f the above
Estate.
V A N D Y K E & LO M B A R D
A tto rn e ys fo r the Estate.
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Phoenix, J u ly 28 — Members
of the Harvest F e stiva l c o m m it
tee of the Ashland R ealty board
. who attended a m eeting of the
Phoenix grange, Tuesday even
ing included S. C. Jones, H e n ry
Gaiey, H a rry Moore, D M. Low e
and B e rt M ille r.
They explained the plan of the
H arvest Festival to grange m em
bers and requested the coopera
tio n o f the PhAenix grange in
m aking the a ffa ir a success.
saying: “ The w hole th in g Is a
m arvelous illu sio n , a first-class
exam ple of w hat happens to
one’s senses when a ll norm al
planes o f reference are removed.
There is no horizon, no v e rtic a l
trees (they were a ll moved by
the same landslide th a t tw isted
the house), nothing fro m w hich
to gauge v e r tic a lly or horizont-
a lity . I t was an accident th a t t i l t
ed a ll the trees in the area north.
The V o rte x is, o f course, pure
to m m yyro t, and there is no ‘fie ld
of force. B u t a ll other phenom
ena do appear as stated.’’
Y our S herw in - W illiam s
D ealer
Phoenix Feed & Seed
H ighw ay 99, Phoenix
Weed K ille rs & Sprays
N e x t T o P o n t ( r l t i i e P h o e n ix O re
lines is transverse. Its pow er of
penetration is n e ith e r affected
nor m inim ized by a heavy lead
Power Hour. We«l., 7.to p.m.
shield. The reverse oscillation o f
the D. T e rra lin e is confirm ed at
PHOEM ZX MAZAKEMK CHUM CH
W « "e ‘i i e n A , ^ r , h o f th e « » a a re n e the center o f the V ortex, and can
a ll o u r
c o i[d la l I n v it a t io n to be checked, as can a ll other oscil
lations, by its reaction on the
S u n d a y S c h o o l 9 45.
posture of the in d iv id u a l conduct
Morning Worship li:00
ing the test.* ”
Evening Service 7:30
The a rticle tells its readers
vl “ .ldr e ed t X ye7r 30nd Pral8e Ser'
that the shanty was fo rm e rly a
t h e ^ e n ^ y church. y° Ur ,r *en<’ to
m in e r’s assaying office, and be
Pastor Hey, C Henry Lacy came the house o f m ystery some
30 years ago when “ a fo rtu ito u s
landslide nudged the shack 40
feet d o w n h ill to its present site,
I knocking walls, flo o r and ceiling
askew In the process.”
The magazine quotes D r. E lio t
A lle n ^ Oregon State geologist, as'
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