Southern Oregon News Review, Ashland, Oregon- Thursday, July 21, 1949
Ramblin’ With Ransey
/fo o ts o f C ulture
rS w a n d ftO W
Mervin Hixson, Mr. Keist, and
While this m ay be the last
"Ramblin' w ith Ransey" column Olin Poe were appointed to a r
V A C A TIO N S
for a m onth or two, we are hope range for sign for front of hall.
ful th at Ransey will find tim e
FASH/ON A B L E EU R O PEA N S
Dr. and Mrs. R. M allett of Lodi,
to w rite us a travelogue as she California, were visiting in Ash
c * the / s ? T o r o ? C E s ru e /e s
m akes her contem plated tour of land W ednesday, guests of Dr.
WORE MUCH JEWELRY, A N P
Oregon and W ashington.
and Mrs. E. N. Terrill.
TOOK 2 0 K / N P * O F M O N E Y ,
She expects to spend some tim e
O N T N E /R “6 R A N P TOURS'" '
in the W illam ette Valley, Eugene,
Mrs. E tta Quinn. Milton. Ore.,
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H arrisburg, Albany and Salem- accompanied
M rs .
Elizabeth
o f E urope
w here she lived for 18 years and Howard, Milton Postm aster, to
was employed at the State House, t h e
Postm aster’s convention.
and will attend the Am erican She arrived in Ashland Friday
Legion A uxiliary’s’ convention for a visit with friends while
there, whose sessions will be held Mrs. Howard stopped over in
G rants Pass, w here she will
in the Senate Cham bers.
marie A ntoinettes
A fter several o th er stops in the spend her vacation.
A
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Valley she and her fam ily will
VACATIONS AT TN E PETITE
M rs. W . L. Dorton, B re m e rto n ,
m otor up the Oregon-W ashington
TR/A N O N . GUESTS WORE
coast enroute to her daughter’s is the house guest of her daugh
ter, Mrs. A. S. Cosland Talent
FORTUNES ! N J E * 'E L S ...
hom e In Port Townsend. They
They visited friends in Ashland
L A V /S H SUPPER TABLES
plan to retu rn through W ashing
Friday.
ton on Highway 99 w ith side
•ir 2» ROSE M E C H A N IC A L L Y
trips th a t will include Olympia, Mrs W J. Davis, Atascadero,
{ f R O M TBE FLOOR
Chehalis. Castle Rock, and Ran- California, is the hotise guest of
sey’s old home town. Kelso.
her son, C. O. Davis and family.
From Vancouver they pian to Eagle Point. Mrs. Davis accom
take the Evergreen highway up panied Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark
the Columbia river w here they to Ashland, Friday, to visit with
will visit M aryhill Museum, re friends.
turning home via W alla Walla.
Mr. W R. Yeo. Ukiah, Calif.,
Pendleton and the Um tilla O rd
arrived
in Ashland Thursday for
MODERNS GIAMOUR/ZE
nance Depot w here Ransey and
a
visit
w
ith relatives and friends.
h er husband w ere employed d u r
VACATIONS WITH SMART^
ing the war.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Smith.
CLOTHES A N O SPORTS
They expect to visit friends in Des Moines, Iowa, have mov
JEW ELRY
Hood River and the Dalles before ed to Ashland after selling
coming through C entral Oregon their home in Des Moines. Mr.
w ith more friends to be visited in Sm ith is a cabinet m aker and j
Bend and La Pine, with a stop is employed at the Ashland I
at C rater and Diamond lakes be Cabinet works.
Moore., Santa Monica, an au n t of treatm ent is available which
fore returning to Ashland in Sep
Mrs. T. V C arter of 145 S her the bride.
Mrs. Ida Church gives specific directions and
tem ber.
man Street, her daughters Janice served punch and Mrs. K nott
recom m endations
for treating
and Anna Leslie and son Kent, assisted w ith the coffee. Rose
posts.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Norton her m other, Mrs. A nna Crowson, m ary K nott kept the guest
had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. and nephew Keith Bussey will book.
LaVance Norton and son, Buster, visit in Springfield next week
Both Mr. and Mrs. K nott a t
of Bakersfield, Cal., they will re w ith Mrs. C arter's sister and tended Ashland schools.
The
tu rn via Coos Bay. B uster is family, Mrs. Ray Stafford.
couple will reside at 89 No. Main
F l K M TI KE
staying for another two weeks
S treet in Ashland following a
Mrs.
Edna
Ragan
of
Oakland,
to get in some fishing.
wedding trip to Santa Monica.
Calif., is the houseguest of her
UPHOLSTERING
Geo. Gilham, past m aster of Calif., is the houseguest of her
1 REPORT ON OSC POST FARM
the Phoenix G range received a ilv on route one, Talent.
past m aster pin as a token of his
AI TO TRIM
SHOWS GOOD, BAD
year as m aster. W arren Laffer, TAYLOR-KNOTT VOWS
METHODS
present Master, presented the AT METHODIST CHURCH
Fence post treatm ents t h a t
Pickup & Delivery
pin. Mr. Gilhan has been out
ML-s Gail Ann Taylor, daught
have
no value as well as those
of tow n for some tim e and not er of Mr. and Mrs. Cline Taylor,
th at have lengthened the life of
able to attend Grange.
Ashland, and Victor David Knott,
Phone 3217
posts are sum m arized in the la
son of Mrs. Gladys K nott of Ash test report on the T. J. S tark er
A griculture report was given
land, w ere m arried Friday even
by Mr. Tucker, Co. agent. He ing in a cerem ony at t h e “post farm ” which has now been
stressed the Ju ly 21 m eeting for M ethodist Church the Rev. Robt. under research observation for 22
years. This latest report is issu
poultrym en at the F air grounds.
M cllvenna presiding.
ed by the Oregon Forest Products
The bride wore a w hite suit laboratory as progress report No.
Dee Hendrickson reported for
horticulture. Coral Schrader for and hat. w ith a corsage of red 2, “Service Life of T reated and
rosebuds. June Carmean, in a U ntreated Fence Posts.”
legislation.
pale blue chiffon w ith w hite
W ith Douglas fir posts, three
Ju ly 26th m eeting sew'ing com accessories, acted as bridesmaid.
treatm
ents that have p r o v e d
m ittee w ill be Dallos R eader’s,
Robert Dozier was best man. worthless are brush application
A rchie F erris’s and Echo Alford.
The
w edding m arch a n d of asphalt, charring, and cold
“Always" w ere played on the soaking in zinc chloride. Port
organ by Mrs. M cllvenna for the O rford cedar was not benefited
ceremony.
by a hot-and-cold bath of Car-
The
bride's
m other,
Mrs olineum B, though Douglas fir
Taylor, w ore a black sheer dress posts were.
Eight treatm ents,
for her
daughter’s wedding, including the “salt” treatm ent,
while Mrs. K nott was in a yellow th at proved beneficial on fir and
linen dress w ith w hite acces pine are given.
sories.
The new progress report is
LAST TIMES SATURDAY
At the reception which follow som ew hat detailed and technical
ed- in the Taylor home at 616 in natu re and is designed to
Fordyce St., the w edding cake, furnish accurate inform ation to
punch and coffee was served. some 16 com m ercial cooperators
The new couple cut the first or others interested in the y e a r-1
slice of the cake, and the cutting to-year progress of the post farm.
was continued by Mrs. John L. An extension bulletin on post
ia
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who will attend are Miss K ath
AUXILIARY OBSERVES
American Legion Auxiliary u n leen Silver, Mrs. Erm a Berg und
it No. 14, obscrvtd guest night Mrs. Carl Berninghuusen.
,.t it- m eeting Monday evening
when President- Mri. Leo Wil
liams, of the Medf-'rd Auxiliary,
Shallow Well Pump
discussed a mag. ne campaign
with the local unit
Pipe and Foot Valve
Additional guc t; were M-irv
/
Mitchell, district Camp White
In
Good
Condition
chairm an. John Kelly, sp< nil
service officer, C
p White, w ho
For Sale or Trade
was the guest spe -k-’r of the ev
ening and conducte 1 a forum on
on tt” Jointer
volunteer procedure for Camp
White.
HAGGARD
Plans were completed for send
ing the delegates to the conven
Lumber Company
tion which will hi- held in Sa
Icm August 3 to 5. D e ll-g a te s
N ow Is The Time
to paint your hom e
Outside White
In 5’s
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$5.65
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Stays W hiter, Brighter, Longer
Glossie • Surface
No Brush Marks
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OPENING
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
C a n d ie s g a lo r e 2 0 c p o u n d
ANDnai,
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LAST TIMES SATURDAY
OUR DEMOCRACY
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c it iz e n s h ip - in a c t io n , than the local school b o a r d t h e
MEN ANP WOMEN WHO UNDERTAKE TH IS IMPORTANT R E S P O N S lB ILITy
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