Southern Oregon N ew t Review, Ashland, Ore., Thursday Sept. l . 1*148
Mrs. Helen W ishart, 1101 Sis
kiyou, w ent to Oakland last week
to visit her husband, and word
has been received here by her
son Tom Peters, that she is ill in
the California city.
Continuous Mon from 1:45 pm
Thumbnail Sketches
of the Candidates
Form er Governor Ben W. O l
cott appointed him a delegate to
the 15th International Farm ers
Congress in Kansas City, Miss
ouri, to represent agricultural in
terests of Oregon.
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Flour, 25 pound bag
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WESTERN PRIDE
Corn, No. 2 can, 2 cans
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VAN CAMP'S
Pork and Beans, No. 2 | tin
25c
Sioux Bee, creamed honey
22c
Crisco, 3 lb. can
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Oregon No. 1 Spuds, 10 lbs.
Ends Saturday
Talent. Sept 1—Funeral se r
vices tor Joseph E. Dennis, 83,
who pussed away in a M edford
hospital, Thursday, were held in
the Conger-M orns chapel S a tu r
day w ith the Jehovah Witnesses
officiating.
Interm ent was in the 1OOF
cemetery. Mr. Dennis hud liven
a resident of Talent for about
twenty years.
Jackson County Court to serve ida left Sunday m orning with her
in the State Legislature in the brother, W. B. MeComas of
House, taking the place of Frank G iants Pass for Los Angeles to
J. VanDyke the regularly elected attend her paren t’s 50th wedding
incum bent, who was in the arm anniversary which will be held
ed forces of World War II Homes Septem ber 1.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
37c
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Fi lends of Ja n ie s M itchell and
M aryanne C o m b recen tly heard
of then m arria g e S atu rd ay , A u g
ust 28.
F lu n k M aness is now m ail me*,
sengei at T alent, lie replaces Mis
Alice B u rn e tte who has lesigned
Mrs
B u rn ette is w in k in g In a
packing plant In M edford.
H arv ey Tliuyei is re cu p eratin g
from his Illness.
Am ong the new com ers to Tai
ent a te Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Tom
km s, fo rm e ,ly of A rkan- is, they
an- living on G i l ." i t street.
Visitor.-- at th e Lloyd Lacy
hom e recen tly included Mr. ¡nut
Mrs
R obert l.aci v, P alm dale,
C alifornia.
Maxwell-Fronteer
Wedding in August
T alen t, S ept 1 F riends of M
W M axw ell recently learn ed ol
his m u n luge to Mrs. O llie E.
F ro n tier of M edlord. They w ere
m arrie d A ugust 25 at Mrs Front
The News Review plans to run
A m em ber of the Ashland
ivr’s home, 518 E M ain street.
a thum bnail sketch of each of the Cham ber of Commerce he was
candidates who are running for elected 3 consecutive term s on
T he serv ice was p erfo rm ed at
local public office. This week we the Board of Directors, and is a
six o'clock by the Rev. D. E
lead off with a candidate for past President of Ashland C ham
M illard w ith a few' relativ es and
ber.
Councilman:
friends present.
He is a past Exalted Ruler of
Fred C. Home*
Mr. and Mis. M axw ell will re
side at the east M ain street ad
Fred C. Homes has been a re the E lk s lodge, occupying most
lie is su rv iv ed by Ids widow, dress. Mis. M axw ell has resided
sident of Bellview, and a success of the chairs of the lodge before
A m elia, and a step d au g h te r, Mrs. at M edlord since 1927 and Mi
ful rancher in that community being elected Exalted Ruler.
for most of his life. He attended
M axw ell, form er T alent
m ar
He Is also past President of the Sandburg ol Noitli Bend.
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the Southern Oregon State Nor Jackson Co. Lincoln Club. Elect
shall, has lived In T alen t and
GARDEN CLUB MEETS
mal School and graduated from ed four consecutiv e term s as
A shland since 1931.
Talent,
Sept, 1 Members of
this institution, receiving State chairm an of the Jackson Co
teacher certificate, entitling him A gricultural A djustm ent Admin tlic Talent G arden club met S ep
Mrs V ivian B ritcn b u u g h Is va
to teach in any public school in istration from 1938 to 1943, auto tem ber 1 at the home of Mrs. ra tio n in g this week from hei
the state. Instead of teaching matically became President of Charles Knorp. Mrs. Charles Hoi d u ties In the law offices of Van
school, he assumed the m anage the Jackson Co. War Board, dildge was in charge of the pro Dyke and Lom bard.
ment of w hat was then known as chairm an of the m achinery r a t grain which was on the subject
Mrs. F ie,a B u rn ette made a
the "Homes ranch" where he was ioning board, and acted as head of lilies.
sh o rt visit last week to see her
mostly occupied, however finding of gas rationing board for all
sister-in -law , Mrs. Lillie Burn
, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Me A b ie and ette.
tim e to enter into various activi farm trucks in the county.
ties in his city and county when
T he T alen t C lub was broken
Homes resigned from the chair ch ild ren sp en t S u n d ay w ith Mrs.
called upon to do so. He was a manship of the A.A.A. in Jackson M cA bees p aren ts n ear Ca V e into and robbed of about $<»(»(>(>
m em ber of SOC’s first football Co., in December of 1942 to ac-j Ju nction.
w orth of m erch an d ise S unday
Nina Lakey and daughter, Lln- night
team.
cept the appointm ent by the
Young Love..»
D A N C IN G W ITH [ X C IT IM IN T I
Services Held For
Joseph E. Dennis
served in the Legislature of 1943
for 25 days
He was active in organizing the
Bellview Telephone Co. a group
of farm ers 6 or 8 subscribers,
with one line which has grown to
12 lines and 87 phone holders. He
has been president of the B ell
view Tel. Co. for 38 years. The
company incorporated in F e b ru
ary 1948, Capitol stock $5,000,
and Homes is at present retained
by the new board of directors as
Assistant Secretary and Assistant
Manager of the company as it is
today.
As a m em ber of the Upper V al
ley Cattle Assn, or the Keene
Creek Cattle Association and a
producer of cattle, Homes served
that Association as Secretary
Treasurer thruout all its years of
activity, and altho no longer act
ive as a cattle man, he is retained
still as an officer of the cattle a s
sn. About all of his farm ing acti
vities have given w'ay to other in
terests. Having sold his property,
country home, and farm m achin
ery he is now a citizen of the city
of Ashland, residing on Siskiyou
Blvd.
He was m em ber of county tax
comm ittee appointed by Gov.
Meyers to study tax problems ol
the state.
Plans to exercise comm o n
sense In all m atters pertaining to
city affairs.
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Mr. and Mis C. II M a.vberiy,
W hitm ore, C alifo rn ia, visited last
week w ith
Mr. and M is. II.
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