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Southern Oregon News Review Ashland, Oregon Thursday, January 26, 1950 The Talent News W agner Creek N e w s‘Items Walker Brands Winter Pear CVA Program Market Holds Firm In December As llnsoiind HERE FR O M M IN N E S O T A Mr. and Mrs Ronald W Ram bo and 21 m on th old son. Stevie, of Vernon Center, Minn , have been visiting at the home of Mrs Humbo’v parents, Mr and Mrs William II McGee “Opposition to CVA is not u Winter pear sales in Eastern, Stationery Supplies Southeastern, Mid Western and negutive approach but a ,tosi CORRESPONDENT REVIVAL IN TALENT California markets are b ein g1 tive stand for constitutional gov at the News Review FRIENDS CHURCH maintained at the same satis-1 ernment, declared Donuld C. Nightly evangelistic services factory level as during Decent- j Talent Friend« Church had ber, despite a notieable lag in Walker, Portland attorney, in members out Sunday afternoon are being held from Jan. 25 to the demand for other fresh fruit | addressing the Salem Lions Club i Made ESPECIALLY For taking the census on the young Feb. 5 in the Talent Friends and vegetables, and a slight in luncheon Church by the Rev. Oliver C boys of the community. meeting Thursday. crease in pear prices at some George Rhoten, Salem uttor icy The Young people of the Me Weigel of Beaumont. Texas. The Eastern centers. thodist church met January 20th public is cordially invited to at Field men for the Oregon- introduced the speaker at the home of Mr. and Mrs tend the revival meetings and Walker pointed out that the Dave Brabbin who was in the Washington-California pear bu R. Mitchell. The following new to hear this inspirational and CVA bill, if passed, woud actu Sacred Heart Hospital because reau in Ohio. New England. New officers were elected: President dynamic speaker to rtliovt c Oil If h l—aching mutetof of the back injury which he re York, Minnesota, Nebraska, and ally be no law at all because Carol Zediker; vice-president, I T h t'r r * '¿tl ( ’hih, * \tild M l» there ure not enough standards ceived while tobogganing re Washington D. C. all report good Wilma Birch, and treasurer, Ear- Emil Berg. Mr King plans on ’ ii rtiiv .»»'«• 1» r trn<,«T r-kin and rules in the bill to make a Mtwt« r«»h* in ( o n ly g iv m N|M*«Miy r«’,i«»f turned home. Mr. Brabbin's con pear movement and continued lene Lewis. Rereshments follow buying a ranch The towns law. “It leaves too much discre , In n k in « . . uh u p <«>ng«*ttt»n in u p p e r dition is greatly improved. strong demand in the face of a ed the business meeting ■ people will miss the King fam an»l th r o a t . J u a t Mrs. Dave Brabbin is expect normal after-the-holiday slump tion to individuals and is con • r b u r b o n It c h o ia n l tu b « * , t h none A. Boudin is remodeling her I iy but they do extend a wel ro a t a n d back. trary to the fundamental prin Mr and Mrs H W. Austin, horn • from the Dallas, Texas in food buying, which has also home in Talent. come to the new comers. The Route 1. Box 320, announce the ed Clinic where she went for me affected pear sales in previous ciples of our government," he • Child’s Mild Talent Grange Bergs. maintained birth of a 7 pound daughter treatment. Jan 24. years. Talent school children enjoy Peggy Ann, born Jan. 11 at the dical Talent Grange held their Mr and Mrs. Lion Lockwood Western pear shipments are meeting at the city hall with ed a half day holiday last Fri Ashland General hospital were dinner guests of Mr and running well ahead of last year, a good attendence. Mr. Lloyd day but Monday was a blue one Mr and Mrs Edwin Larsen Mrs. J Cochran. Ashland. Jan. they have been since the op Bunnell showed pictures of his with report cards, with some of Route 1. Box 42. are the par 21. They spent the evening there as ening of the season. Latest fig recent tour of Utah, Nevada. not so good. ents of an eight pound son. Lar ures are those of the first of The Lady Lions are busy get ry Edwin, born at the Ashland i playing cards Arizona. Mexico and California. Elroy and Ella Mac McGrew year, reported by the Win Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hamilton ting their year book ready for General hospital on Saturday, and Mrs. Minnie Culver of Med the ter Pear Control committee served and two members took the convention. Jan 14. ford visited Mr and Mrs. An They show 23.6% of all varieties Mr. Gilbert Wright has return 3rd and 4th degree work with A son. Harvey Bradshaw, was drew Briner January 21 Mr three taking 1st and 2nd degree ed home after a ten day stay in born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Briner has been very ill but is still in the hands of shippers and growers, as compared with Next meeting w ill be Feb. 3. Sacred Heart hospital Hennessey of Phoenix on Sun reported much better now. unsold holdings of 39.8% at the Granges are asked to attend this March of Dimas Show day. Jan 15 at the Ashland Mrs. Jennie Peden who arriv beginning of 1929 The Lady Lions, who are in General hospital. meeting if possible. ed Jan 15 lor the funeral of her The principle reason for the Mr. and Mrs Frank Chappa aunt. Mrs Lydia Powers, left improved sale of winter pears The Community club held charge of the March of Dimes in their regular meeting with only Talent, are having a show at the of 852 Siskiyou Blvd. announce for her home in Washington Jan is the revolutionary change in eight members present due to city hall Jan. 26 at 8:00 p:m: the birth of an 8 pound 5 ounce 21 Mrs. Peden was a guest at attitude toward ripening on the Now in our beautiful all new, down-town location . . . end the bad weather. Next meeting Everyone is urged to attend this son on January 19th. He has the Everett Bailey home part of pear handlers, accord- we feol lik e celebrating w ith tome special values for you. will be Feb. 15 at the city hall. show which promises a good been named John Calvin. Dale MacDowell and two chil ! ing to R. A Patterson, Pear Come in and see our complete lines of decoration products. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gordon dren of Talent visited at the Bureau manager who has re- Dale Momany has sold his bu time and should help the cause. NO R E F U N D S OR R E T U R N S O N S A L E IT E M S Crater Lake Campfire girls in- of Route 1, Box 42, are the par- siness. the Shell Station at the home of her parents, Mr and ! cently returned from a tour of tertained their mothers and their ?nts of a new son, Ronny Bruce, Mrs. Ralph Green, Jan 21 Junction. He plans a long rest Eastern and Mid-Western cities. before he starts building his friends at the city hall Wednes born on January 19th at the We were priveleged to visit This year most of the trade lead day evening Ashland General Hospital new home. the Ralph Green home on Up ers are enthusiastically carry R egularly $7.25 (25 lb. bag) Mrs R. Redmond gave a sur Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wall of per Wagner Creek Jan 22 and ing on pea conditioning (ripen Talent now has a branch of 5 lb. bags (regular $1.50) — S A L E $1.10 prise birthday party for Mr. 211 Gibson St. Talent welcomed see the extensive improvements ’ ins) programs, whereas in pre fice for the Acme Cleaning es Here’s special No. 1. DRAMEX makes sad rooms into glad tablishment, the office is locat Redmond. Ten guests were pres a daughter, Linda Marlene, on inside. Work which Mr Green I vious seasons a large percent rooms with one cover-all coating. Choice of 8 shades. Variety ent. January 19th at the Ashland ed at the old barber shop with of surface designs possible with crumpled newspaper, has done the last few weeks. has been indifferent or resistant The eighth grade boys and General hospital. Mrs. Chas. Laky manager. sponge, whisk-broom, etc The entire interior is finished to ripening. Fruit and produce Mr. and Mrs. William Flagg in knotty cedar with alder floor divisions of chain stores have Mr. and Mrs. Otto King have girls had an informal party at sold their cafe to Mr. and Mrs. the home of Gail Thorensons last Route 1, Box 146, are the par- ing from logs which he cut from almost all switched to ripening Sunday. Games were played and *nts of an eight pound seven refreshments were served by the ounce son, William John, who his home place and had sawed pears prior to retail distribution Large Group of About 50 Patterns. and finished in mills in Ashland and a majority of wholesale or hostess, Gail Thorenson. was born on January 22 at the and Medford. His knotty cedar ganizations now condition for R egularly Priced to $1.20 ro ll— Neil Stockbrand and Delbert Ashland General hospital makes a more beautiful finish their retail customers. Goddard were stranded one and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hughes Consumers buy ripened pears one half days at Yreka during of 553 E. Main St. announce the than knotty pine because of the varied shades of the heart wood in much greater quantities, ac the heavy storm last week arrival of a son on January 20. N E W L O C A T IO N — 341 East M ain Mr. and Mrs. Birdsong are He weighed six pounds five contrasting with the lighter cording to reports of all field CLEA N B U R N IN G S H E R M A N H A D L E Y . O w ner the proud parents of a son, Don ounces and has been named shades of sap wood His alder men. Increased sales vary with M ETER ED floors resemble maple. other conditions found in indi Boyd, bora Jan. 19, at Sacred Douglas Wiley. T E C H N IC IA N O N C A LL Mrs. Delbert Goddard spent vidual stores, but gains of four Heart hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Don George of During the recent aevere 897 Peachy Road are the par the afternoon of Jan. 21 with to ten times in sales volume are Goddard's mother, Mrs Mar common among stores offering windstorm a section of the roof ents of a new daughter bom at Mr. garet Goddard. ripened pears for the first time. on the grade school building the Ashland General hospital on $ t l? y v a l U rs Dr. Fred Goddard who return In a few areas where abun was losened. However the da January 22. ed home from San Francisco dant supplies of local apples are mage was not extensive and the 1 Jan. 15 has been ill at his home available, wholesalers fear that ; 890 Oak St- Tai, m i repair work w ill be done by the here. dren of Medford are staying at a slight rise in the retail prices contractor. I Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradley for pears will slow sales, field i the home of Mrs. Richs’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lunak | of Tiller, Oregon, visited his and Mrs. Lunak's mother have Mr. and Mrs. Vic Mason, while brother and family, Mr and Mrs. men from those areas Indicate. her husband is on duty with the This type of fruit is not consid returned from an extended vac telephone company in Roseburg Wayne Bradley Jan 20. ered directly competitive with ation in Texas. Wagner Creek pupils return, The Phoenix Nazarine church Mrs. Margaret Williams has was the scene of a wedding on | ed to school Jan. 19 after a Western pears, but higher pear prices may turn some consumers returned to her teaching posit ... Hilco Floor Sander ... ion at the January 12th when Anita Mae three day vacation. Their fri to buying more of the cheaper Talent school fol Bakes of Jacksonville became gid works of art are mostly melt subsitutes for bulk use. lowing a week’s absence caused HAGGARD LUMBER the bride of Winford Osborn of ed away. by a severly cut hand. Bertha Talent. The girls' cooking club, a 4-H Hayman substituted for Mrs. POLICE BLOTTER CO. project, met at the home of Jill Williams. TALENT METHODIST Cast Jan. 23, 6:30 p.m Mrs. R. Don Kniss, son of Mrs. Norma CHURCH Ditsworth and Mrs. Layton Maq- White, w ill continue his studies Phoenix, Oregon AT Dowell are leaders First and Wagner Avenue for the third term at SOC. He Alice May Woolley — Pastor Miss Marjorie Hoffman who expects to live at home. Phone 7915 has been ill with influenza is Edwin N. Donnelly forfeited Mrs. Chester Richs and chil- TALENT METHODIST I Sunday, Jan. 29. 9:45, Sunday better. $10 bail on disorderly conduct School. 11:00, Morning Worship. Mr. and Mrs. Don Yarnell of charge. Theme: “God’s Lonely Ser Talent spent the evening of Jan. Allen P. King fined $100 for vants.” 21 at the home of Rev. J C. driving while intoxicated. 30 7:30, Evening Service. and Wilma Arnett. days suspended jail sentence. “on the Plaza’ Theme: “God’s confidence in The Sunday School birthday THE RIGHT WEDDING ANNIVERSARY GIFT? Joseph Silvia held for investi Us.” party was held at the home of gation for violation of Selective Get your Free Wedding Anniversary List Booklet and look Wednesday, 7:30, Prayer meet Rev. and Mrs. Arnett the eve Service Act. over our selection of Special Gifts. ing. ning of Jan. 25. These pleasant E. W. Bevel, jaywalking. Thursday, 7:30, Young Peopl parties are monthly affairs to Glen Cathy, jaywalking, dis e’s Bible Study. celebrate the birthdays of those missed at request of complain during the month. They alter ing witness. nate in neighborhood homes. Re E. C. Nickolsen, jaywalking freshments are served. All are Bertha L. Godden, Jaywalk WATCH and CLOCK REPAIR invited. “Next to the Mart” ing. It is reported that the mill Phone 7131 Ashland Hazen D. Wilson posted $50 owned py Jimmy MacDowell up bail, arrested on state traffic Charles Joseph W orth Anderson Creek will resume op warrant. Charles Joseph Worth, 63, a erations as soon as road condit Ervin T. Fouch cited for vio resident of Ashland for 4 years, ions permit. It closed because of lation of basic rule. passed away in his sleep early deep snow. Richard J. Borch posted $5 “OUR 2ND’ Thursday morning at his Breeze Mildred Taylor of Medford bail, four persons over 12 years Hill Ranch home on Neil Creek. visited here at the home of her of age in driver’s seat. He was born on Jan. 16, 1887 parents Jan. 22. Harold Thomas, jaywalking, in San Francisco, and on Sept. Dorothy Harroun and husband $1 bail. 9, 1945 was married to Frances of Brookings, Oregon, visited at Richard A Johnson cited for Howard at Lake Tahoe, Calif. the home of her uncle, Mr. and violation of pasic rule. After two years residence in San Mrs. Wayne Bradley a few days 4-BUCKLE OVERSHOES Francisco they came to Ashland ago. where he took over the manage DRESS PULL-ON GALOSHES Wayne Bradley will leave for ment of Breeze Hill ranch from Brookings, Oregon Jan. 24 Regular $5.95, SALE ............... the late Charles B. Howard. where he will wire the Henry He is survived by his wife, Sagle home for electricity. Men’s Wool Shirts .......................................... 4.88 three children, Alan and Wil liam, and Mrs. Peter Gusmano, GBOFF-HERBERT VOWS A11 Wool J a c k e ts ............... $6.88 all of San Francisco, and a sis EXCHANGED HERE Sport S h irts .................................................... $4.88 ter Mrs. D. W. Day of Redwood On Tuesday evening, January White T-Shirts .................................................. 48c City, California. Christian Science Services 17th Miss Mabel Herbert of Fancy T-Shirts .............................................. $2.28 were held Saturday afternoon at Freeport, 111. was married to Men’s P ajam as..................................................$4.88 MONUMENTS 1:30 in the Litwiller Funeral Arthur J. Groff of Santa Moni- M arble, G ran ite, B r o n z e Gabardine Shirts .......................................... $6.88 Home. Final rites were at the i ca, Cal. at the home of her Siskiyou Memorial Cremator ! brother, W. M. Herbert in Ash- M in im ize the possibilities of accident on icy or wet roads. Sport Sox .............................................. 3 pr. $1.00 E x tra L e tte rin g A v a ila b le ■ land. Following the ceremony, ium in Medford. Felt H a ts ........................................................... $3.88 BURNS AGENCY D riv e carefully. Put on your chains to increase traction i which was performed by the "On th e P la in " Rev. Robert Mcllvenna, a small Union Suits .................................................... $2.88 Stationery Supplies and b raking power whenever the roads are covered w ith reception was held for the wed at the News Review Melton Jackets ............................................. $4.88 snow or ice. Keep your car in safe condition. D rive in today ding party and guests. Among Men’s Jackets .................... $11.88 the out of town relatives attend- for a complete check-up of your car's brakes, wheel align i ing was Mrs. W. V. Hoxie of Sport Shirts .................................................. $5.88 Ycu need more than a ‘salve’ for i Salinas, Calif., a niece of the ment. steering gear, and electrical system. Sport S h ir ts .................................................... $3.88 bride. Suits .............................................................. $37.00 The marriage was the culmin ation of a long ago but recently renewed friendship when Mr. Groff and Miss Herbert lived in Illinois. THE ROGUE SHOP to relieve coughs and sore muscles CLOTHES EOP NEH The bride is a graduate train Y ou n e e d t.o r u b on s tim u la tin g , p a in - WE GIVE S&H re lie td n g M u s te r o le . I t n o t o n ly b rin g s 'd nurse and the groom is in GREEN STAMPS 6? FIST M I N PWONF 2 2501 fa.«t, lo n g - la s tin g relief b u t a c t u a lly the real estate and insurance h e lp s ch e e k th e ir r i t a t i o n a n d b re a k u p business in California They left Smart Clothes for Men local c o n g e s tio n . H u y M u s te ro le ! Phone ijj 4th St. (8iskiyou Boulevard and Indiana Street) on Thursday for Santa Monica AT THE KLAMATH JUNCTION where they will make their 39 Easy Steps from Ihe First National Bank home. WAGNER CREEK CHURCH SERVICES Sunday School 9:45 Morning Service: 11:00 Ser mon by the pastor. Rev. J C. Arnett. Evening Service 8:00. Wednesday midweek meeting 8 00 pm V E R A R IC E, KIDDIES' : CHEST COLDS Stork Stops MUSTEROLE T Ashland COLOR Center 1st Anniversar DRAMEX Sale - $5.95 WALLPAPER - 3«< Rail Standard Heating Oils ASHLAND COLOR CENTER Whittle Transfer Appliance For Rent SALE Weitzel's WHAT’S Save Money on Ranges - Refriger S h e ld o n tyewebuf, ators - Ironers - Freezers - Radios Obituaries. . . SALE /J Q &JL F t f t Winter Driving Is Hazardous ACHING CHESTCOIDS Mill Wood Fuel Oil Gunter Fuel Co. MUSTEROLE C LYD E N . C A T O N GARAGE
