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
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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
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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
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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.
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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
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players w ere Mrs. W. W. Rogers
muscles.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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
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Pictured
grooms m other w ore a green
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Lampreys
orchestra
spun rayon dress w ith black
49 Platform
conductor.
accessories.
Leopold —
VERTICAL
Follow ing the reception, the
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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
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28 Domesticate
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Dr. Stevenson Speaks
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nual m eeting at Jacksonville,
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Oregon, on T hursday, Sept. 29,
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34 Myself
was Dr. Elmo N. Stevenson,
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35 Appraise
president of S outhern Oregon
36 Be carried
college. “ B efore You C am e”
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37 Parent
was the title of Dr. S tevenson’s
38 Rabbit
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talk as he discussed the geology
39 Therefore
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of the Rogue River area up to
40 Capers
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42 Regius pro
the com ing of the w hite man
fessor (abbr.) M)
Dr A rth u r T aylor and Dr. Way
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44 Girl's name
college staff have been guest
48 Long cut
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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.
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37 Antiquated
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23 Compnst point
handles
26 Golf term
39 Small shoot
29 Shelter lor
41 Kite part
42 Feminine
doves
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name
44 Incision
32 Planet
33 Sloth
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