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Southern O regon News Review Ashland, Oregon Thursday, Septem ber 29, 1949 Hornbrook Happenings By Mrs. Fred Bloomingcamp G ene B receda who is statio n Lien* See Pictures ed w ith th e Navy at San Diego Of Copco Land is spending his leave a t the X M embers of the Ashland hom e of his parents. Mr. and M rs L aw rence Breceda. He had Lions club w ere treated to sev ju st retu rn ed from spending five e ral reels of colored film show days at sea on an airp lan e ing Copco land at their regular carrier. m eeting in the Elks club Tues H enry M oore of Chico spent day night. several days at the hom e of his J. S. Cum m ings, publicity d i daughter, Mrs. Jo h n Silva. rector of the C alifornia Oregon G uests a t the hom e of Mr. and Pow er com pany presented the Mrs. A rden B urns this week pictures, show ing the vast regi w ere th eir d a u g h te r and son-in- on of S outhern Oregon and law , Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Adam s N orthern C alifornia served by and d au g h ter of Compton. Mrs the company. B urns brothers Ed H ulstrom and The film s will be used in the Rubin H ulstrom of San Jacinte, east as an inducem ent for sell and h er b ro th e r and sister-in- ing stock in th e com pany in its law, Mr. and Mrs. P a lm e r H ul large scale expansion plans. strom and fam ily of Roseburg. Nine m em bers of the M edford | Mr. and Mrs. M arshall H orn club visited the A shland den and Mr. and Mrs. E R. G rieve Tuesday night and extended an dfove to A shland W ednesday invitation to local m em bers to i tq atten d th e fu n eral services visit the M edford club. held for Mr. S. B. M cNair. Also speaking briefly a t the Mr. and Mrs. W alter Ross of m eeting w-as Don G rant, Lon M odesto w ere H ornbrook busi don, England, lec tu re r who ness visitors several days last spoke at Southern Oregon col week. lege Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Hodge EARLY BIRD When a Ashing spent the w eekend at the hom e stream was opened exclusively of th eir son, O liver and fam ily New Craft Added for youngsters under 16 at I.as O liver is a m em ber of the Dix At Ashland YMCA Vegas, Nev„ 14-year-old Barbara on high school faculty. ProAitt was Arst on the scene. Mrs. Noah Colem an of San In te rio r F loral C arving will For all her efforts, nobody will Jo se is visiting - friends and rela be added to the c raft program ----- ------------- say Barbara didn’t deserve mak tives here this week. Mrs. Cole- of the A shland YMCA this fall ing the Ane catch above. The m an was a fo rm er resident of This new craft w hich is to be U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service H ornbrook. She moved to San a p art of the A dult C raft pro- stocked the stream especially for Jose a fte r the death of Mr. Cole- gram was m ade possible by a the kids, who don’t even need a license. m an four years ago. gift of 555.00 from the A shland ie wom ens Society of th e K iw anis club to secure the nec- H ornbrook C hurch held th e ir essary tools and equipm ent, re g u la r m eeting Thursday after-j The fall series of the adult Sm ith Tells Soroptim ists non at the hom e of Mrs H arry craft group w ill sta rt on T hurs Chapm an. Devotionais w ere led day. Oct. 6. w ith an afternoon Of Traffic Control Needs by Mrs. Chapm an. A business I session from 2-4 p.m. and an V ern Sm ith, A shland Police session followed a fte r w hich re evening session from 7:30 to Chief, told m em bers of the A sh freshm ents w ere served to Mrs. 9:30. The fall sessions 6f the land Soroptim ist club last F ri Floyd B urns, Mrs. A rden B urns, group w ill ru n fo u / i r a a period of i? £ L m J ? Mrs. E lm er ten w eek. The craft program day noon th at a state engineer, Niles Mrs. C lara H ow ard, Mrs. u n d er the direction of Mrs. R a fte r a study of conditions, said F re d Bloom ingcam p, Mrs. D. H. |N . F le tc h e r is open to all women th at signals or some sort of t r a f fic control w ere needed a t the Skem p and the hostess, Mrs. of th e com m unity. Lincoln and Briscoe schools. C hapm an. 1 Sm ith also talked to the group Mrs. Joe B radley en tertained concerning the new pistol ran g e th e C ontract B ridge a t h er ranch Newport Boy Plans th at has recently been com plet hom e W ednesday afternoon. A ed fo r the local police force dessert luncheon was served. In “Healer” V isit Here Equipm ent was furnished by the th e gam es w hich follow ed Mrs. F rom N ew port, Wash., comes L. E. J e tu held high score, Mrs. w ord th at th e seven y ear old city and all labor and supplies J. W. Hodge 2nd and Mrs. M ar son of Mr. and Mrs. C harles w ere donated by interested p er shall Horn low. O th er m em bers R eidt plans to come to A shland sons. M anagem ent of the w ork playing w ere Mrs. Chet K ettle- w here he w ill contact a faith was cared for by Colonel W aters. The club discussed a style w ell, Mrs. Ed S m ith and the “h e a le r” in an effo rt to c o m b a t ------ ur(fUIi.i by a i the organizat- show UIV planned hostess, Mrs. B radley. Guests a ra re d isease th a t sh rinks t h e , ion for Oct. 12 A dditional in players w ere Mrs. W. W. Rogers muscles. - form ation on the show w ill be and Mrs. R obert G rant. T reatm ent by specialists h a v e , announced later. Mr. and Mrs. M arshall H om ailed to help the boy and efforts Introduced as a guest of th and Mrs. and Mrs. F red Bloom are being m ade in th e W ashing ingcam p attended th e fu n eral ton tow n to raise funds to send club was H arold Steiler, a Gei man student a t Southern O n gon services fo r Mr. H orace N ettles him here. college. held in Y reka M ondav, Sept. 19. '■ J L I 'T •-» Mrs. B ill Lew is w ill leave Thursday for Turlock w here she w ill visit relatives. A sister from Chicago w ill m eet h e r there. Mr. and Mrs. H arold Shook are visiting relatives in Los An geles. ___ T n r TT J » . — , Local Happenings Mrs. E. J. Betts, Ft. Lewis, Wn., has been visiting a t the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mc Gee. Mrs. McGee and Mrs. Betts left this m orning for a m onth’s visit a t Pasadena, Cal., w here they w ill visit friends and re la tives of the McGee’s. m Mr. and Mrs. Ray S harp en tertain e d at th e ir new outdoor barbecue Sun. afternoon. Those enjoying the steak fry were: M r and Mrs. Jam es M adison and children, Mrs. Don F ow ler and children, Mr. and Mrs. Dale M ayfield and Mr. and Mrs. S tanley Church. William J. Patterson Found Dead Tuesday W illiam J a m e s P atterson, n e a r 80, was found dead in his tra ile r hom e Tuesday. C oroner Carolos M orris rep o rted th at P a tte rso n had a p p a re n tly suffer ed a h e a rt attack. The d eath was discovered by W alter Reece, ow ner of the p ro p e rty on w hich the tra ile r stood. I t w as tho u g h t th a t P a t terso n had been dead about 36 hours. S u rv iv o rs include a brother, D r. J. G. P a tte rso n , K lam ath Falls. G et Y our Job P rinting at The New s Review p e r i o d O I On Display at Oregon Homes in their Model Kitchen SPECIAl Gas Kates Here Due for Drop At 10:00 a.m. Sept. 24. in O ur Lady of the M ountain C a th olic church, Miss Shirley Bal Gas users in A shland are due lour becam e the l^ride of C h ris tian W ieskamp, w ith F a th er for a decrease in gas rates in B arr officiating the n ear future, according to an D aughter of Mrs. V erna B. announcem ent m ade by the Balfour, the bride was given in C alifornia Pacific U tilities com m arriage by her brother, M ark. pany. Her dress was cream slip p er sat The cut, affecting six Oregon in; seed p earls held in place h er cities was declared ordered be finger-tip veil. She curried a cause prices of liguified p e tro l small w hite m other-of-pearl cov eum dropped. ered p ray e r book M atron of G eorge 11 Flagg, Public Utili Honor was Mrs. M ark Balfour. ties com m issioner, who ordered Miss M ary Alice Young, Miss the reduction, said it will! G enevieve W ieskamp. Miss Bev am ount to $113,600 a year. erly Blan w ere bridesm aids. O ther cities affected by th e , Mr. R obert S chutte wus best ord er include K lam ath Falls, man and ushers were: Don Manz, Sam Gaaso, and W ilbur Ward. At the reception in the Civic club building, the room was decorated in pastel gladiol es and ferns. Mrs. Lucille Mac kay sang "B ecause” and “ F or ever and E ver,’’ accom panied by Edna D augherty. CONDUCTOR The brides m other, Mrs. Bal four w ore a blue crepe dress HORIZONTAL plays sym with G ray accessories and the phonic —— 1 Pictured grooms m other w ore a green 48 Lampreys orchestra spun rayon dress w ith black 49 Platform conductor. accessories. Leopold — VERTICAL Follow ing the reception, the 9 Stump 1 Couches couple left for a w edding trip 13 Boat paddle 2 Mark to < Reno, Nevada, and Lake Ta shoot at 14 Species oi ’me, California. 3 Either pepper The bride graduated from 4 Kimono sash 13 Fork prong A shland high school in 1947 and 5 Crowd 16 French (abbr i 6 Plant part has been em ployed by P.T.&T. 17 Notion 7 Parrot since 1948. 18 Malt drinks 8 Symbol for The groom spent two years 19 Old illinium in the South Pacific in the Navy 22 Gram (abbr.) 9 Cubic meter and since his discharge has been 23 Vegetable 10 Row 24 Setaceous an em ployee for Associated P ly 11 Disclose 28 Transporta 12 Gets the wood. The couple w ill m ake tion fee their hom e in Roseburg. Oregon. better of 27 Lone Scout 4 I z 4 (abbr.) 28 Domesticate If Dr. Stevenson Speaks 14 29 Geometrical To Jackson Pioneers n figure SO Morindin dye Jo . 1 Guest speaker at the S outhern 31 Measure Oregon P ioneer Society's a n 32 Greater n quantity nual m eeting at Jacksonville, 33 Any Oregon, on T hursday, Sept. 29, zb 34 Myself was Dr. Elmo N. Stevenson, 41 35 Appraise president of S outhern Oregon 36 Be carried college. “ B efore You C am e” 8 37 Parent was the title of Dr. S tevenson’s 38 Rabbit R JB talk as he discussed the geology 39 Therefore ¥ of the Rogue River area up to 40 Capers 41 4o 42 Regius pro the com ing of the w hite man fessor (abbr.) M) Dr A rth u r T aylor and Dr. Way 43 Not fresh ne Wells of the Southern Oregon • 44 Girl's name college staff have been guest 48 Long cut IS speakers a t the past m eetings 47 His orchestra of the Society. M edford, G runts Pass, Roseburg and Ln G rande The decrease Is expected to save users in A shland $12,000 annually. Skeleton Found That Of Jesse >1. Kupp Y reka, Sept. 211 A sk e le ton found near here wus identi fied today as the rem ains of Jesse J. Rupp, 77, missing since Ju n e of 1948 when lie set out to wulk to Ashland. H unters found a skull, leg hones, and various item s of clothing R upp’s sou, u Yreka autom obile ileal er, identified the persouul e f fects as those of his father. WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Here’« the Answer 36 Universal 18 Unclothed language 20 Storehouse 21 Cupola 37 Antiquated 23 Walking stick 38 Sword 23 Compnst point handles 26 Golf term 39 Small shoot 29 Shelter lor 41 Kite part 42 Feminine doves 30 Too name 44 Incision 32 Planet 33 Sloth 48 High cord 34 Cloak 47 Manuscript 35 Speed contest (abbr.) li r - IO tl 5 •b zi 1 $ J ff 3 L ü J 'S i ■ i! H I« s UM ¡s¡ F i* M? L - > ■ NT 44 Penney’s Shoes are THRIFTY! 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