Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 14, 1929, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texttt 4; ( r. s s r i I r I P5GE SIX TRIBUNE. rEDFORD, CFXiDN. ,EA&L POINT GRANGE TO GIVE 1 , home of ,M rn. Hojni Hiown, UK 1UE&V MISS J Anions those ntd-nJh . the dairy I The i'renbyterian ohurc i men's ljtins at the jTolcl Meil- I w'"1 practice every i fnrd were Geo. Htmvell, Knii Kerb, eo. Oivan. Theo Hrin, Tonei'.lvan. dene Hollows anil Mike HeiTrinher- (;er. MIns lieverly Chlldem and .Mian burn, hriiti MOXDXY. w JANUARY 14. 1929. AlfMlfonl arc choir Ht In u Htirrounflini? of Mark ant! the terror, itH dramatic siory f a tor-i cast iihl" nvenj-p that dovourn itfc M r " -t-rator. Weird and fantuMlc rites Ifly&teYy JrlCtXire "f voodoo devii-wurhipMri In wj y , , rt !l " a 1 of u n A f pica n j u up 1 ! : Hunt 8 rater tan Vh Ktrnnw Kfiell of a Minister. pit A.'zd him voodno," who. AVarwr Baxter are In HI I.ocnl muIc lovers will be inter- ; 1:a(!.i; 1'oi.vr, ore, .inn. n. (Nieclull--Thc Kudu I'nlnt flrnnrc fw!li linlil itH rcKtilnr second Wusi : nexK rneetim: of the month Tues- ceted in the Hldendid f'opro. pro- day. January 15 at H o'clock. AVhen Krum whic h la scheduled fur Tuok- I & InrKc number id' eliminates will day eveniiiK. January lfi. fiom y to lake tlie flint and .si-,f,i,, di-Kree 10 p. in. The program will consist , that order, The newly m-aon-of n jilnnnforlo rndlo recital by ! ljt,'d decree team which rouxiMtg pupilx of Hiwa niackuinro Wllli tt. ' ehletly of the yuune people will well known musical instructor and 'put on the work under the super radio artist. j vision of Caplaln (.'. V. Davlos. To A special feature will he a half- I make the lecture hour complete, , hour recital hy Aileen Crawford, ' the lecturer, Mrs. I.ula. Ward, will artist student. Miss Crawford's have a few selections, splendid playlne is well known to I -Mr. and Mrs. Helms, who have Mc.lford people and n biic local been llvlnir for some time on tlio auillonco Is assured. I Frank Hlioaden place, moved Into In nddlllon to Miss Crawford, j town and will make their homo on the followinir pupils will be beard: I the idaco boloriuinK to Jlarry TdiUl HnilKklns. l'nullne Hultem. , Lewis. . .1,,- I'ki oi s.aiiy.iuur. n nm.iiie. ...i..t- ...i.i... ..-.i . . ..... i. . A-l ... . ' ' minn mill lllUfOMllH. rilll-S CX, .,1, 7, ' synchronised with sound und tribes of superstitious unci Kavaiie .VUnlker this week. with a. snrroiindlni. -,i,.l ....... u . .. .J'u'iT. 'r"'r; "r r""-in wh,"i -n .r '"ent.vis v .i i- ' v.Mw h i iji in mziifrc mission or rovcnKo; thrso nr' tht'iH inenls, aAayK ha, a 1: rie sun, v I i . ZJT ."""LTJ IZ m.lc h.Khllh. aKaln.t which Heavy weiKht h i - , . I'M.iiiH iiv u nouoeriui love stor' is told nun! m I 'niii.i-i.n the hy Muuro Calluzoif tr;iSJr.) Ir. a bout here Saturday night. Aflur taking a terrific ueat!nt; duriiiis lli evenlli round, HamVz came out 'rc--;y for the eighth. He wat battered to the floor by his i'tUKUayau oppouent and failed to rise after the count of ten. A hos pital examination revealed coihiis- MOXTEVEUJKO, vniRua Jan. Uahd HouySt. PHOxa 84 Lionel Itarrvmnre. Mary Nolan POItTLAXI). Jan. 14. IIP) The (H) Cler.iente Banchez, Cuban condition of Kric V. llauser. cnnl" COMPLETE CLEANING AX day anrreriRg from conctissioa of seriously ill here for several weeks , J3YBINO SEPVICJi h-ele nftor beini; knocked nut was described as critical today. ' ' Jean Ijtverette, 'Ijenniv DnuKherly, I.H Vonne Anderson, Dureen I.ev erelte. The yountter pujills runKo from the aues of X to 14 years and they are expected to put on an interest ItiK protrram. Another I'opeo radio proKiam of local Interest is scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. L'!l when the music. department of the school will put on an hour vocal and Instrumental seluctlons. inn proitram will be directed by Miss Mnlha Mrs. Fred need and Mrs. I.'nder wood. Vlralnla and son Hnll, vis ited with .Mrs. I.ottln Van Hcoy. H'hllu hero, Virulnia, Hall and Mra. rnderwood took ft lriji ur to the snow line. While the ladles In dulKed In a friendly itosslp. Tho visitors were all from (iranls l'ass. Miss Hurl, our biub school Icnch. lunlur hlKh ; cr reports a fine time ilui linr her vacation in lleikley, I'al. The weather was Warm and fine, just rluht for holidays. Miss .lamiesun ii iiimiim, lll.lllllcilir I I l... , ... .. of lllllale ii-l.n ...III 111 .'.iiet- ii-jli.lli-l , nail oer IOIIS!!! In it Kioup of soprano solos. Junior hiKli barmonlca will also he featureil In nttractivn numbers. Tlie quartet Heverul IL remuved while In KiiKene and look sick Just after her reiiun to Kaule Point wllh a bad cold, but not ser i Inns. .Mrs. Julia IMvleu Is substl- tullnf,- for Miss Jamleson. Mls.i lAitkens. teacher of tho intermedl late classes, enjoyed her holidays in .her home town of Medford and I'. 1''. I m vies enjoyed his vticallor at his homo In KaKle Point and la now ready for work at;aln. Krneat DalllU'k of llle Oasis serv Ice slatlon and It. A. Weldman wore business visitors In , Medford Tuesilay. Othern maklni; the trip lo Medford were Karl llanscnm, K1I Dahack, Mrs. Kwazy and Ham llarnish. Mrs. Hoy Ashpole reports that ho Is nearly well iiKain. Kor some lime Mrs. Asbpolu has been suf fering and was under th care of Dr. Kmmons of .Medford, taklmr (iratiKO ineetln,; In Talent, .fn mi nry ill. . THREEEXECUTED jN PENNSYLVANIA K. II. Strolnueler. CK.VTKAI, I'lilXT. Jan. 14.- (.Special) l.eaislatlvi liimillei' 'of the different KiatiKis of tin county met at Ceutral Hall, fen tral Point Saturday evening. Jail unry 12. ' .Matters taken up included Iho ''o treatmenls a day. finally the question of place of meetlnK with trouble railed for a minor opera . the lintlonal-riritnKo lecturer, wio "on nd evorythlnir went all rlitht. will; he In the valley In tho near Now hIo In Just about well attain future. ! Ham Coy Kot the contract to fur- Pomona, special mcetimr was "'"h thirty tier of two foot ouk ' talked over and motion mado unit wood to tho Knitle Point schools. . carried to convene at Taliint fur J- M. Kpennnr, formerly superln the day meeting nnd at t'entral lendent of the Kiiclo Point Irrlita l'olht for the evenhiK meidltiB. . Ho" district, is now appointed A resolution on the Columbia water master of Umatilla county bnsih hill was talked over and "d ' slittloned at Pendleton, will be taken up at. Pomona Tho IiIkIi school typlnn deparl flrnnuo. Opinion was expressed nient is equipped with two new I. that' acrlcultural expansion should Hmlth lypewrlters, maklni,' four await adjustment between produe- uiachlnea alliiKether. Hon and profitahlo disposition of A very nlco family parly was what the farmer now raises. , held at tho homo.bf Mr. and Mrs. A'' resolution on lndeiendent Lester Throckmorton on Wedues fchool districts reirnrdlnB electliiK !"'. when a few relatives and rounty school superintendent will friends enjoyed a hot tamale din alro he taken up at- Pomona nor. Anionic the eutwts were .Mr. 'IrnnifU, aa will somo school lawa and Mrs. Henry Taylor and Mr to to aslted of the leclslaturo for and Mrs. A. P. Weiss, all of Cen chfinBes lu roiturd to tlrnwliiK Pity 'ml Point. Also. (Irandnia Taylov. while not at work. Mrs. William llolman, Mr. and Further nrmimcnt on resolutions Mrs. Ham Coy and Mrs. Mabel llar wlll be presented at tho Pomona nlsh, all of Kaulo Point. i Mrs. lOllsworth Htowell, who has been sick in bed a few weeks Is able tu be up and wo hope will soon be well attain. ) Mr. and Mrs. llonhant spent laiit j Thursday evenllnt In Medford.! While there, Mrs. Hunhain attend- ed a conference of the Klithlh Ki'nde arithmetic committee which ; is arrauKliiK work for the Jackson; county on Individual study plan, t I ho work Is proeresslni;, I i ei. 11 m i . ... 1 in; i iiieoi-ivuciiers association 1 met Friday, .January 11 .with a Hootlly mini be r present. The nieet IttK oponed with n short proitram by a few of tho children: Piano . solo, "Selected," Kntkerlne Phll htok: recitation, "Timothy," I.uella Smith; harmonica trio hy l.ucllo t:oy; Dale ( ox and Leonard Phil brook ttnve n selection, "Homo Sweet Home." which was well run-1 dered. The llarmonle club In uu-j dor tho direction of Mrs. Ilonham. Another Item, of Interest was n' talk by Waller Jnvles. How thesoj boys are Koinif to lenrn how lo I cook (mnkliiK a specially of the flapjacks) under the direction ofl u. tl. Kowler. A recitation, "Ver lain Days," by Carmallla ltosales nnd 'Wher;. do thoOUIYenra t5o." by lihiister Kobertson. The way to study nnlH wan Riven by Krnnk Helms. Ladles servlntt on I In, hot lunch c.immlttee are ns follows: Monday, Myrtle Hmlth: Tuesday, Mrs. Walker; Wednesday, Mrs. Cowden: Thursday, Mrs. Altkena and Friday. Mrs. Hnnklns. Mrs. Frank Lewis was taken lo Iho Community huspltal to be treated for her kidneys and' a had cold. Mrs. Lewis has been sick on and off for quite while and they think n rest in Iho hcvipHnl will (In her KOod. Tho high school Kills' hnskelhnll team played the first pirne or the season January 11 with the Central- Point hlith school (,'lrls1 bas ketball team. 'Mm mime was close an mo wiiyinrouKh. In tho last quarter Central Point collie up and won the name wllh a score of .1 lo 14. Thlss also the first Kami lo be played In the new K.vsuasium mi r.siu i-iuni. Alter the name the Klrls were treated to a ,ip of hot soup. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hchaefer of Med ford have tvveii on to the Hehffy U r rane.lt. f wo ot thai hoys .n t. ed to sehnol .nday. ' Xlr. and .Mm. Coins, who have been stayhtK with the Theron Tay lor family, have rented tho jiouse "' of the Oasis service s"tlon. Will the readers of the Kngle Point Items call mo on the phone men tney nnvo any news for me My number is SI-V-ll. insiaiiinir nssi-tants from the Kacle Point flrnnite went to ln trnl Point Wedneadny nnd assisted Overseer Nenlnn In the Ornnitc ceremony of Inslalllnn the orflcers. Ldy Conductress Mrs. Julls Da vies; reitalla bearer. Mrs. Luelln Kline; emblom bearer w. i ,.i Ward. V UELI.EFONTR, Ph., Jan. I,'- . (fl) Three men whose crimes bronchi death to five persons paid with their lives lu the electric ohnlr nt Knelt view penitentiary to day, They wero Charles J Mellor nnd llenjamln Demarowskl, of JMllladulphlu, and Tony Luclttl of WmhinKton county. All three men met Ihelf death calmly. ' Tlie triple execution hcuim wllh I.tutllll, who was convicted of hnotiiiK Policeman Louis . Knnpp and l'nul II. Fox In Febru nry. 1 !2H. while runnlnu enritoes of moonshine. , Mellor, the next to ga to the . (loam eltmnber. shot and killed I Mux T. Harrison, iishlstant man """" "f ll'e Cross Keys theater, l'hlladelphln. In an attempted holdup. , '- Domarowskl, 32. shot and killed Ills wife, Catherine. 4:!. on the evening of April is. max. Relief from Gas Stomach Pains Dizziness ; llic doctors toll us thnt 90' per cent of nil sickness is duo to atom aeh und bowel troubles. You can't bo well if your digestion is bud; you nro likely to get sick unless you relish food nnd digest it properly. (. 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