Southern Oregon News Review, Ashland Oregon, Thursday, October a8, 1948
Mrs. J. H. Tiedemun received ied to hear of her passing. Bud
word, Monday, of the death of | Tiedemun planned on driving to
Mrs. Mary llrum us of Albany. Albany for the funeral Wednes-
Mrs. Hiormus had many friends Iduy, accompanied by his sister,
in this vicinity who will be griev ¡Jerri.
One In a Thousand
Mr. Sourom and R. C. W yatt
returned last week from a h u n t­
ing trip to Eastern Oregon, near
Bly. Each brought home a two
point and report good hunting In
th at p art of the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bradley
and Mrs. Mayme Organ of W in­
nemucca, Nevada, have been
visiting Lyle’s parents in M ed­
ford. They also, visited with
Mrs. Clara Holloway and daugh­
ter, Mrs. Mayme W orden of 927
Siskiyou Blvd. and w ith Lyles
brother who is employed at the
local bank. Mrs. Organ and Mrs.
Holloway are sisters. This was
the first time in m any years
th at the Bradley b rothers had
K eepsake
seen each other.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris W ahl of
Marysville, Indiana and Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Schleicher of Orisl,
California stopped in Ashland
Friday enroute to Eugene w here
they will visit Prof. C. P. Schlei­
cher of the University of Oregon
sttaff. Mr. and Mrs. Wahl are
taking a second honeymoon after
44 years of m arried life.
Mrs. Richard Joy, of Bellview,
entertained a group of her
daughter’s friends S aturday af
ternoon, from two until five,
honoring Julia on her ninth bir
thday. The afternoon was spent
at various games and boating on
the lake at the Joy home. L ater
Mrs. Joy served Ju lia and her
guests cake and punch. Guests
attending the party were: Sandra
Gibbel, Phyllis Mapes, Laurel
Ross, W ilhelmnis Gibbel and the
honor guest Ju lia Joy.
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