Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, January 13, 1949, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSouthern Oregon Newt Review. A.hland, Oregon, Thursday. January .,4 9 THE PHOENIX NEWS Phoenix Schools Get New Wire Recorder Telephone Co. Adds Facilities Several Students Get Cultural Background With Music Courses SHORT WAVE RECEPTION OBTAINED WITH GUITAR Phoenix, Jan. 13 — Speech and Phoenix, Jan. 12 — *•«*" students at the Phoenix music B o lli» , daughter of Leo> Bohl», high school now have a wire re- Phoenix, Jun. 13 — Roy Tomp- tuned in her electric guitar the I n s t a l l a t i o n of more new , corder whlch will be used in the Ian i t - Music n pl»y'"K 1 larK* Pirt in klnx was honored at a birthday other night and heard voices in I ,, Ph.K-n»x X " u h ' i d " " >• 'i" ■h" r ir, J lir ' y / ' ? • switching equipment in the Ash speech and music classes. Glenn party Friday night at the LeRoy stead of chords. Investigation land Telephone building, comple- Aplin is speech instructor and Tompkins» home in Medford Pers- proved that through some elec- .1«, . . « h o "«■< -< P" '” ,hf 1 ted last week by employees of Harry Meyers is music ins rue , 1 .,,1 (..n ird iv in order to leach band and orchestra. ent in addition to Mr. and Mrs. tritai freak, contact had been I . teaching at Phoenix include the grade achool (he Western Electric Company, r" Tompkins were Mr. and Mrs. Er made with two ham operators, 'Xcdnk.day a < ______________ - nie Bolz and children and Mr one in Washington and one In 'band'wh^h has u ym X 7 . A h \ h schcx.l hand, which ha, a7 mem- and Mrs. Charles Nelson and Californio, who were discussing | £ rl, a school orchestra which ha, a 8 member,, and a «ring ensemble will provide central offtce facili- Mrs. Cornelia Barnes returned ties to serve an additional 500 this week by air from Kearney, children. the d e e p snow of the winter. Gui telephone in this area. Nebraska, where she had been nine member». ______________ tar practice was forgotten for i ffith in saonm n w *•— ,<»■»»; ..... . Bill Tlutton, The announcement was made visting Lt. and Mrs. P. H , In addition to the playing units Tomrny Willirns, PHOENIX LOCALS the evening while the family . other «.a__ rv single 1 c*___________ _ - and I Vlvlce Cook by J. H. Creager, manager fo r t devant. He is stationed at the a r Mevers has several Fr<.d Furry Members of the Olen Hurlow gathered around to listen in. M y .« - . Hiich a, drums, Members of the orchestra in The Pacific Telephone and Tele- base there. family said this week that it was s tr u c t io n groups, su , dudp Virginia Hunter, Barbara graph Company, who said a Oscar Hunt left Tues ay or too cold for them to venture out. clarinets, and other inrtivioua Doloreii p aulson, Georgia smaller addition to equipment in Eugene where he plans to conlei Mrs. Cornelia Barnes is slight units. . u 1! Owens, Betty Schulz, Kay Fish- the office was made in October with officials at the university.^ ly under the weather with a cold. Members of the grade school Tomn.? V. lian.a, Freddy to serve approximately 200 new Phoenix, Jan. lr - * £ neral Mr and Mrs Roy Baker are band include Lowell Sh*ron, Olden, June Owen, Mildred Dubs, telephones. Cost of the two pro expecting Dick Babb to arrive service« for Mr«. LuelU Wagler. Sherwin Ibazen, Billy Joyce Owen Matv Lou Knlunl, WE HAVE A GOOD home on furlough this coming «5, Phoenix will be held at On Gerald Weir, Gary Keener, Kay Bl„ Hutton Milton Fraser, Car- jects is estimated at close to Mr». Wagler Dahl. Bernal Stevens, Jimmy >k Hunter, Nad. •. Coverdale. $38,000. week. Babb is presently with the tario, California. STOCK OF "Although service already Is Air Force at Cheyenne. Wyo died Wednesday morning from Crump, Jen-y Abbott, J Virginia Rob t ;, Ani SeiUinger being provided for many per ming. After he completes his fur burns she received Monday when Calhoun, Raydcne Chlsum, Hatty AUce Seitzngcr, Rose Gre|<o»y lough he will be sent to Ger her night clothes caught fire as Adams, Janice Stevens, Maiv<. Janet Andrus Gurdon Germer. sons on the waiting list,"' Creag she attempted to light a fire in Suit, and Arlene Rasmussen^^^ p.ujkr ^ rnev Donald Blanken er declared, “full use of the new many. and her home. Members of the high school ship, Leonard Keene, Leslie equipment in completing held She had lived in Phoenix lor bund include Gordon Germer, Green. Shirley Schulz and Vickie orders for telephones cannot be made until outside plant work the past six years. Her birth Fuller Arney, Allen Cotton, Don Cook. Blankenship, Garth Fricke, Oar- place was Burlington, Kansas String ensemble memherx in now underway can be complet NEW ASSORTMENT Survivors Include three daugh ole Hunter, Nadra Coverdale. clude Virginia Hunter, Barbara ed.” Creager pointed out that the ters. Mrs. C. L. Birk, Phoenix; Dolores Paulson, Virginia Rob Dubs, Dolores Paulson, Georgia OE GARDEN Mis. Ann Donley, Russell. Kan erts, Bernal Stevens, Jerry Ab Owen, Betty Schulz, June Owen, Company spent some $55,000 for sas, Mrs. E. P. Huff Santa Mon bott, Rayden Chlsum, Janice Ste Mildred Dubs, Joyce Owen, and new poles, wires and cables In the Ashland area last year, but ica, Calif.; three sons, Ursal, of vens, Rose Gregory, Janet An Shirley Schulz. still more are needed, and anoth Trail; Lew, Kimbro, Kansas; and drus. Barbara Duo.», Ant Seitz - Roy Tompkins returned Tues er $15,000 has been earmarked Leonard, Russell. Kansas. Bill inger, Alice Seltzlner, Mildred Just Arrived! Van Arsdale, Gridley, Kansas, Dubs, Shirley Schulz, Joyce Ow day from Eugene where he un for further additions during the en, Leonard Keene, Leslie Green. der a minor surgical operation. first half of 1949 ' Is a brother of hers. Long distance circuits between This completed a series of oper Leo Bohl's station had frozen ations the first of which took Ashland and Medford were in water pipes this week. creased nearly 80 per cent—from place last Nvember. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Anibal vis- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rowe left 14 to 25—last July and additional ' ited the George McClanahan Tuesday for Illinois. They have circuits have just been complet family In Grants Pass Sunday. rented their place across from ed to bring the total to 30. Wire Phoenix Ladies Aid met at the the Phoenix school to Mr. and conductors in the coaxial cable church Wednesday. were used “five months ahead of | 8 oz. Friction Tape Mrs. Kline. schedule to help carry the h ea v -, C o m p lete M o to r R e b u ild in g To Buy Your Home See examiner coming Nylon Brushes V X O B K IX M A B A M W O O X V B C K M o to r T u n e -tib • Jteb orln« Phoenix Church of the Naxareno iest long distance traffic in the A drivers license examiner will Psotor Rev. C. H e n ry Lac» history of the Ashland exchange,’ Kmergency H -rvic« I be on duty in Ashland Monday, W e extend a cordial In v ita tio n to . . . . Realtor Telephone 7743 ah our friends and neighbor» to *ha Creager said. January 17, 1949, at the city hall H ig h w ay >9________ Phoenls. O n Represented by fo llo w in g oorvtcee. between the hours of 9 a.m. and Sunday School 9:45 HARVEY J. PETERSON The I. J. Hanscom home had a M orning W orsh ip 11:00 4 p.m. according to an announce set of frozen water pipes this % Mi. North Phoenix Ph. 6485 Evening Service 7:30. ment received from the Secretary M idw eek P ra y e r and Praia« Ser- week. Next Time Try ' vice, Wednesday 7:30. of state’s office. Persons wishing licenses or permits to drive is asked to get in touch with the examiner well BARBER SHOP ahead of the scheduled closing Hiway OS Phoenix. Ore. hour in order to assure comple tion of their applications with a minimum of delay. Koy Tompkins Guest At Birthday Party California Scene Of Wagler Services Paints Varnishes Phoenix Feed and Seed Seeds Phoenix Feed and Seed Fuse Plugs Lamp Bulbs Johnny’s Garage I. E. Schuler Phoenix Feed and Seed Walt’s A REPORT TO THE PEOPLE OE OREOOH Nineteen hundred and forty-eight marked a continued healthy growth for the State of Oregon. In this growth the First National Bank has shared, thanks to the confidence of thousands of friends throughout the state who have given us the Opportunity to serve fully their banking needs. T is confidence has enabled the sixty banks of the First National Group to return ever-increasing financial benefits to Oregon s communities, industries and individuals. GAINES We're not in the . Dog Food Phone Book But 5 cam, .70 our number Is $o can», $J.)J 7900 Betty's Beauty Shop Hl-way 99 Phoenix, Oregon Phoenix Feed and Seed THKSI ARK THE WHY PAY MORE? Darn Good 100% Paraffine Base Motor Oil Qt. cans-, per gallon, $1.15 Per case, 6 gallons $6.39 Phoenix Feed and Seed 60 BANKS IN TNI FIRST NATIONAL GROUP PORTLAND BRANCHES main branch SIXTH ANO MORRISON BRANCH UPTOWN BRANCH (AST PORTLAND «RANCH HAWTHORN! BOULEVARD BRANCH k./O TO CK-KENTO N BRANCH MONTAVILLA BRANCH XOSE CITY BRANCH OUTNEAST PORTLAND BRANCH -4ION ANO RUSSELL BRANCH RANCHES OUT OF PORTLAND \L R A N Y BRANCH ASHLAND BRANCH ASTORIA BRANCH (SND BRANCH CENTRAL POINT BRANCH CONDON BRANCH COOS SAY BRANCH COQUILLE BRANCH ENTERPRISE BRANCH -OSSIL BRANCH .RANTS RASS BRANCH GRESHAM BRANCH HEPPNER BRANCH HILLSBORO »RANCH HOOD RIVEP. BRANCH KLAMATH »ALLS, M AIN BRANCH SOUTH SIXTH STREET BRANCH LA GRANDE BRANCH LAKEVIEW BRANCH MEDFORD BRANCH MERRILL BRANCH MOLALLA BRANCH NEWBERG BRANCH NORTH BEND BRANCH NYSSA BRANCH OAKRIDGE BRANCH OREGON CITY BRANCH PENDLETON BRANCH -.ALEM BRANCH .HERMAN COUNTY BRANCH •TAYTON BRANCH THE DALLES BRANCH ILLAMOOK BRANCH >NION BRANCH ZOODCURN BRANCH OTHER BANKS IN THE FIRST NATIONAL GgOUP ‘"S SSSileuTlÄ a T^ ^ ^ B afü S6 bl ÍW5O ü T/'' - ._ » , everlood yoor ele«trl7 elrewlts. When yoo lt / .: ............... .. A . « « * « w «»M «. See Your Local Electrical Contractor Carlton Stoto ond Saving» Bank Ronton County Stota Bonk (Corvollti) Philomath Branch (Phllomothi The Pint Notional Bonk of Cottos« Grava Tho Flnt National Banh at Eugono Tho Pint National Bank of For«»» Grovo Tho Fir«* Notional Benk of Lohonon Monro« Slot« Bank Moroland-Sollwood Bank i Portion« > Tho Fir«» Nottonol Bonk «1 Prinovlllo Solo Stoto Bonk Clatsop County Bonn iSoeNdo) Coolldgo on« McClain« (Sllvortonl Bank of Swoot Homo TamhlK Stoto Bonk STATBMRNT OP C O N D IT IO N ... FIRST N A T IO N A L B A N K OF PORTLAND • DECEMBER 31. 1441 Mombor Podoral Dopo«it Inouranco Corporation R IS O U R C I 1 Ca»h in vault ond in Podorol Rotorvo Bank................................... j/g J g 'g J O .J J Dva from Bonk»..................................................................................... ........... 1------ ‘----------- Total C o .h ......................................................................... United Stoto» Govornmonl Obligation», Dirac» ond Fully »117,433,577.11 ............................................................................. Stoto, County ond Municipal Bond« ond W o rro n t..................... Othor Bond» ond Socurltlo» Stock in Fodorol Re.erve Bonk.......................................................... loo«» ond .............................................................................................. Accrued Intoroot Receivable. . . .................. • • • • _ • • • • • • • Bank Promlto», Furniture ond Fixtur«» ond Safa Dapoxt Vault. Othor Bool Eitolo ownod................................. .. • • ; .................. Cuttomo«' llobility an Account» of toMor» of Credit, Acceptoncot, ond Endor.ed Bill»........................................ 1 »3,543,365.74 43,763,B»5.B» 1,160.103.11 450,000.00 1 «1,684,313.57 1.738,357.16 4,734,316.74 1.00 4 ,10«,745.43 344,704,47 Other Ro.ourc««..................................................................................... TOTAL RESOURCES........................................................ U A O ItlT II» $ C a p ito l............................................................................. ............ Surplut Undividod Profit» ond Reserve».......................................... Total Copitol Fund»........................................... . i Demand............................................................... DEPOSITS j jokin g , and Timo............................................. 10,500,000.00 1 5,530,73S.B6 3 0 ,5 2 0 ,7 3 5 . R6 343,065,335.30 I 4 4 0 ,5 2 3 ,4 2 2 .7 1 147,451,1 R7.4R Ç liability for lotion of Credit ond a t Acceptor Endonar or Mokor of Acceptance« and Foreign Bill». . . . Inlerotf Rocoivod In Advance............................................ Rotorvo for lntoro»t, Taxo», Etc.......................................... 4,108,745.43 1,467,751.65 1,013,744.91 247,673.60 Othor ........................................................................................... TOTAl .................................................................. In addition to its 4 5 branches throughout O regon, 15 oth»r Oregon bonks ore m om bor. of the First Notiono, Bank Group DEPOSITS No,j#no, ionk at Fortland ond 45 • '« " < ''• * ......................... .. ’ ’ 15 othor Oregon bank, in the Flnt Notional G roup....................... IOANS AND DISCOUNTS . . . . __ k .. Tho Pint Notionol Bonk of Portland ond 45 Broncho»............. 15 othor Oregon bonk» in the Pint Notionol G roup............... TOTAl R E S O U R C E S ^ Ror, |aI)d 0 „ d 4 j troncho».......... 15 other Oregon bonk. In tho Flr.t Notional O raup............. $’ o3,l 54,468.00 $ 5 9 3 *6 7 7 ,B90 7B $161,684,213.57 2 2 ,2 2 5 ,1 9 0 .8 2 $183,909,404.39 $ 5 2 7 ,8 8 2 ,0 7 9 .2 3 109,001,938.60 TOTAl RESOURCES OF THE 60 BANKS IN THE FIRST NATIONAL GROUP. . . First National’s colorful 16-page Annual Report to »tock- holders for the year 1948 is now being printed and will be available on Jan. 20. You may call for a copy at any bank In the First National Group.or we will be happy to «end you one.