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Southern Oregon News Review, Ashland, Ore., Thurs Aug 5 1948
. . NEWS FROM TALENT . .
Campfire Girls
Have Overnight Hike
DOGS WILL BE KEPT
ON LEASH TILL SEPT.
Talent, Aug. 3— Kay Redmon
Talent, Aug 3—The Campfire
announced till« week that (logs in
Talent, Aug 3—G eoige N ew
Glrb and leader Helen Winner
the city are to be kept on a leash lln, 85, died August 3. He h^J
went on an overnight camping until September 1.
just attained hi» 85 birthday in
trip up Anderson Creek, Monday
night. The girls all report having
Mr. and Mr». James McAbee June of this year. For the past
a very good time. They hiked up of Santa Barbara «pent the even 15 year» Newlln had lived in
from Wisner'« home leavi n g ing with Mr«. Roberts. They Talent.
about four o'clock Monduy after- brought Mrs. Reed up us far us
Funeral services will be held
noon and got home about three Talent and then she returned
Friday
ut 2 30 p in. at the Con
home by train.
o'clock Tueeday afternoon.
Mr». Floyd D. Yarnell is visit ger Morris chapel in Medford.
Mr. and Mr«. Glen Withrow re ing at Paso Robles, California for
Survivors include his wife, Mrs
ceived word of the birth of a new u month with friends.
Newlin; four daughters, Mrs.
Mr». James Yeagar of Portland
daughter to their «on, Harry. Mr.
Lillie Hollis, Mrs. Mary Mitchell,
arid Mrs. Harry Withrow have »pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
named their daughter Sandra Ruy Burnette. Mrs. Yeagar and Mrs. Bernadine Morris, Mrs. Vel
Louise. She was born July 30 and! Mrs. Burnette went to school to ma Colwell; three sons, Alva,
Kenneth, and Floyd.
weighed fltfc pound«.
gether.
Geo. Newlun, 85, To
Be Buried Friday
1847 Rogers
52 Pieces
Service for 8
$64.75
William Roger & Son
50 Piece«
Service for 8
$33.50
MRS. BACHUS TO TEACH
AT NORTH PINEHURST
Talent, Aug. 3—Mrs. Loreen
Bachus, Talent, has accepted a
position as teacher at North
Pinehurst school. She plans to
move a trailer house to her
school soon and will take up her
residence there with the opening
of school in September. Her
youngest son, Gilbert who has
been spending the summer with
bis mother, will return to the
Puget Sound Naval Academy on
Bainbridge Islund to finish his
training and get his certificate,
which 1« equivalent to a high
school diploma.
Susie Takes Trip
Sunday In Talent
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Talent. Aug. 3—Susie, the bear,
got out Sunday and spent the
day rambling about Talent. Mon
day evening Mrs. Guy Stager
went out on her back porch and
started to shoo a large dog off
the porch but when the dog got
up she saw that she was mistak
en in her animal. She called Guy
and told him there was a bear
on the porch but he refused to
believe her till he went out and
saw for himself. When he be
came convinced, he went across
the road to get Dick Skeeters to
shoot the wild animal; but Anna
belle thought he was kidding and
by the time she had been con
vinced that there really was a
bear and went to call Dick; some
one had bought an ice cream
cone and led Susie back to her
Wickiup at King's Cafe where it
was decided that the electric
fence had gone off and Susie
had gone out.
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Mrs. Susie Reed, San Jose, Cal
ifornia spent the week end with
her niece, Mrs. M. M. Roberts
and daughters
The Julius Davis children ar
rived from the East to join their
parents this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Osborne
and family are spending the
week at Brookings, Oregon.
The Talent club has recently
"No open toes?” asks Margis
completed remodeling. A modern Gel your Job Printing at the Kinsella as Southern Pacific's
office and rest rooms were added.
News Review
Superintendent of safety, A. A.
The Carl Robert's residence,
Lowe, displays sample of latest
Second street, has been redeco
rated by Ira Culver’s Valley De tion, through the press, to every type safety shoe worn by many
former resident of the ‘Cornhus- | ranlroaders. Ashland's Southern
cora tors.
Tillle Balstad has entered train ker’ State to join the fun,” said Pacific employees are taking parf
ing at St Vincent’s hospital Port Conn, “and we’re guaranteeing a in a special accident prevention
land. She left Saturday by plane. full day of entertainment for all campaign August 8-14, which
who attend.” Free coffee is be
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parr have ing furnished and picnickers are period is being observed through
returned from Eugene where Mr.; requested to bring their own out the railroad as "Lafe Saver
Week".
Parr attended summer session.
lunches.
Mr and Mrs. D. F. Kirkpatrick
of Albuqurque, New Mexico are
spending the summer in T alent.!
Tillle Balstad entered St. Vin-1
cents hospital in Portland for a j
series of treatments.
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New Blouses $3.49 & $3.95
1881 Rogers
42 Piece«
Service for 8
$3975
Nebraskans Will
Picnic In Corvallis
Holme« & Edward«
52 Piece«
Service for 8
$68.50
f i r
tN'S
V
283 E. Main
Corvallis, Aug 1—(S p ecia l)!
Former residents of Nebraska >
will hold their annual picnic at
Avery's Park in Corvallis on Sun
day, August 15, according to D.
R. "Doc” Conn, President of the
association that includes Oregon
ians of “Cornhusker” linage.
Nail driving contests, hog call
ing contests, a stage show and
band concert are other entertain
ment features that will highlight
the day. The festivities will be
broadcast over radio stati o n
KRUL.
‘‘We’re extending an invita-
n
u
Phone 5131
Do you know .
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$5.95 - $3.00
d re tt
shoppe
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|people.
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