Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 14, 1933, Image 6

Medford mail tribune., July 14, 1933, Page 6, Image 6

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1933)

Prev Page of 14 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.6 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 14 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextirEPFOTJD MAIL TRTBUNE, IfEDFORD, OIEGONT, FKTPA'Y. JULY 1?, 1933. PAGE SIX Eden Precinct BDEM PRECINCT. July H (Spl) A home-coming dinner wu art Joyed afwr th aerrooni by B. R. L. Nelon. former paator of the Pree byterlan church t Phoenix. There were about one hundred gueati. Mra. HolBrook Sr., haa been epend Ing thla paat week with their aon William, at Olen, Calif. He came In with their two daughtera and apent the Fourth with hla brother Luther, and family and grandma ac companied them home. Noah Chandler haa three teama in the flelda thla week baying. 8. H. Young bought about twenty five tone of hay to feed hla dairy cowa, and la hauling' It home thla week. Karl Holbrook of Albany la vlilt Ing relatlvea In the alley thla week. Dr. Drummond waa out to ylalt little Nell Holbrook, who la 111. Mr. and Mra. Day and friend via ltd Mra. Denser at her home In Phoenix and attended the home coming dinner and eermon. Mlaa Irene Btandley and Mlaa Delia Maat had a narrow eecape Sun day, when a man driving at a high rate of apeed, nearly craahed Into Mlaa Btandley'a car aa ahe waa turn ing at her driveway. Reverend and Mra. Nelaon and Mra. Nelaon'a mother, Mra. Dunhame, call ed on frlenda Tueaday. Noah Lyona of South highway near Phoenix, who loat hla household be longings and houao by fire about two weeks ago, la contemplating rebuilding on the old foundation, which la In good condition. Entire atock and equipment of the Eakln hatchery south of Phoenix haa been sold out. The pullets were aold at a low price for auch good atock. Mra. Elva Brlaco and daughter were business visitors In Medford from Phoenix Monday morning. Climax CLIMAX, July 14, (Spl.) Mr. and Mra. A. J. Orlssum and children en Joyed plcnio at Lake Creek the Fourth. Hanson family had a reunion at the "Wert ranch during the recont holidays. Present were N. P. Han eqn, L. H. Werta and family, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hanson. Carl Hanson, Hilda Morgan and children, and Mr. and Mra. chas. Jantzen and aon Bobby, Mr. and Mra. Frank Hurat enter tained with a picnlo and dance at their home July 4. They had aa guests from Medford, Mr. Heath, Mrs. Tupper and Mr. Simpson from Lake Creek. Nearly everyone from Climax waa preeent. N. p. Hanson and Mrs. L. H. Wertz motored to Ruch Friday and Mr. and Mra. S. M. Werta of Anderson, Calif., returned with them. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mclntyre and two children and Mra. Lola Mclntyre of Jacksonville, were dinner guests at the Werti home Sunday. Mrs. Lola Mclntyre remained to visit her sister, Mrs. S. M. Werts. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Batten of Mod ford spent Sunday at the Wert home. Mr. and Mra. Frank Hurst, Ollle Mel, and George McLean apent a few hours in Medford Saturday. Bam Coy attended Orange In Eagle Point Thursday night. Carl Compton and Frank Hurat are helping L. H. Werta with hay ing. A. J. Orlaaom has been putting up hay at hla Central Point ranch. Mr. and Mra, Earl Yorton and fam ily visited at the W. F. Charley home the Fourth and attended the Haast dance. Kayton McLean and Ben Oawald were down from Diamond lake the Fourth, Reynold Btlegmeler of San Fran cisco la visiting at the Comstock home. Thompson Creek Foots Creek waa called and after a few hours he was able to be taken home and la now reported aa getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. L. BIobs had aa gueau the Fourth, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Poole of Orlfftn creek. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Henry and Mrs. L. J. Rohrer were shopping In Med ford Tuesday. Verne Fowler, Ralph Glass, Lester Marshall and BUI Monla, spent the Fourth at Butte Palls. FOOTS CREEK, July 14. (Spl) Medford visitors this week were Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Smith, Mr. and Mra. R. L. Miller, Mrs. Clsy Biles, Bon nie Jean and Mae. Mr. and Mra. Charlee McMerrlck, George and Alice, Mr. and Mra. Frank Elliott and Beth Boomsllter. William Dlllenbeck and Charlea Undgren of Marshfleld. who have been prospecting here, left for Evans crek July 7 to prospect awhile. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McMerrlck and Mr. and Mra. Joe Dougherty of Ban Francisco, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles McMerrlck, left for home July 9. Mra. Dougherty and Mr. McMerrlck are Charlea Mo Merrlck'a brother and sister. Mr. and Mra. Tom Henderson spent July with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Csrr. George w. Lanoa, Lloyd Miller, and Junior Miller attended the ball game In Oold Hill July 9. Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Cook of Gold Hill, Donald Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Miller and Phyllis, Oene Miller and Mrs. Pauline Wahl, apent the evening July 9 with Mr. and Mrs. M. Boomsllter and Beth. Music and singing were enjoyed. Mrs. Clay Biles and children spent July 2 with Mrs. Ed Perfrentaln. Mrs. Bertha Pryer, who has been visiting friends in Oranta Pass and having dental work done, returned home July, 7. Mr. and Mra. Frank Elliott are spending this week In Medford where Mr. Elliott Is under the doctor's care. Mr. and Mra. Daniel Bllea apent July 9 with their daughter Mra. Byran Word, of Oold Hill. Mr. and Mrs. V. Quackenbush of Oold Hill were Foots Creek visitors last week. R. L. Skeleton left July-10 for Chi cago. RIVERIA, July 14. (Spl.) Amy Chambers and Clarence Holmes ot Ashland were married In Oranta Pass June 39. They will live In Ashland where Mr. Holmes la employed. Mra. Ouy Bates waa guest of her parents, Mr. and Mra. John Dole, July 1. Mra. John Bllea apent July ! with Mrs. Bedford Biles. Grant Orm and aon Grant Jr., who have been prospecting on the left hand fork of Foots creek, moved to Oranta Pass July 3. Nervell Bros., who are mining on the Jack Rose place, found a nugget that weighed $33.60. and the ground Is running about 6.00 per yard. Mrs. C. Stumbo and Genevieve were In Gold Hill July 10. Copper COPPER. July 14. (pl) Mrs. Mc- Mahon, wife of Captrln B. B. Mc Mahon of the C. 0. O. camp, and children Jerry and Janet, moved Into the Ouy Crosby cabin Monday, ar riving from Vancouver. Upper Applegate O. B. met Sun day at Camp Applegate with a group of the C. C. O. boys. Art and Walter Hulmna and fam ilies, who have been camped near the Flnley place, , moved to Squaw lake recently. A new recreation tent has been Installed at Camp Applegate. The boya enjoy muslo from a radio and piano, read magazines and write letters home in their spare time. Floyd Irona and Malcom Owens have been made first cooks at the camp. Corporal John Leahy reported to Camp Applegate the first of the week aa mesa aergeant. Ball team from Camp Applegate dropped last Sunday's game with Jacksonville, 18 to 19. Fire school for bosses of two man flrea was held at camp the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Culy visited at Rlp- pey'a Sunday. Floyd McKee lost a valuable cow by bloating, thla week. Mra. Newton Lewis visited Mra. Fred Copple Tuesday. Mrs. Leila McKee Is visiting rela tlvea here. Word was received that Mr. Beebe and grandson were slightly Injured in an auto accident Tuesday. Mr, Beebe la Mrs. Eva McKee's father. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rlppey and Mr. and Mra. Fred Dorn and eon were shopping In Medford Saturday. Lake Creek THOMPSON OREEK, Jul? M (Apl.) Mrs. Charley Loft us and two children of Dunsmulr, Calif., havt bn v lil tins hr mother, Mra. Ella Bingham. Treuls Allen Ytstt-ed hla grand father. D. C. Courtney Sunday after noon. Will Jordan apent a week at Eugene T .siting her sister, Mra. Rebecca Mee Mra. Jordan attended the Fourth of July celebration while there. Mra. Don Cunningham u ipendlng ft few daya in MM ford. Mra. J. A. Hall, daughter Onelea of Burllngame, Calif. , and Mlaa Edna Robinson of OranU Pass apent Tues day and Wednesday with their slater, ra, Herbert Elmore, George Coffeen helped Mr. Ra hay last week. A. 8. Edwarda and Mr. Wilcox have been buay cutting and peeling logs for an addition to the Edwardt' home. Mlaa Cleon Falrburn, a former real dent visited her home place Sunday. Bhe via 1 ted H. H. Bleven during the afternoon. ' Ed and Claud Hnwklnaa are clean ing their ditch. For some places thy find It necessary to use dynamite to remove aome of the rocks. 6am Bouasom haa been helping Bernard Hogan with hla haying. Mr. Cleusaen of Ashland la visiting hla aunt. Mi-a. Sam Johnson. Home Economic club met at the Applegata hall Wedneaday afternoon. No regular meeting was held but the dining room and kitchen were put In order for grange Friday evening. The ladles made plana for serving at grange. Several families have been picking cherries at the Oils place for canning purpose. LAKE CREEK, July 14. (Bpl) Mra. J. F. Mnxfleld I vUltlnir i taw days with her mother, Mra. EllEAbeth Qrlasom. Mr. and Mra. Klwln Swlnney or Medford were Sunday suesta of Mr. and Mra. H. E. Pech. L. J. Orlssom and A. J. Orlsaom lert Sunday for the mountains with their sheep. The play, "Chlnti Cottage." by the L,aae creek Dramatic club will b given July 33 at the Wvant hall The cant la all hleh school aturinntn or the Eagle Point school. The pub no is cordially Invited. Guest at the E. E. Meyer home Saturday evening were Mra. Anna Tonn, Frances Wilson and Harry ronn. Ernest Jones, Reed Charley and Harry Tonn attended Grange Phoenli. Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Roy Orlgaby were snopping in Medrord, Wednesday. Mlaa Clara H mi scorn la a guest the H. A. Meyer home. Fissure in the rock underlying the baa of Hoover dam are being ce mented by pumping Into them vast quantities of fluid concrete. I Brownsboro Riviera Long Mountain LONG MOUNTAIN, July 14. (Spl.) Nell Haley of Redwood City. Calif , Is visiting her alster, Mrs. Nick Young for the summer. Tim Dugan la haying thla week. This community la grief stricken over the audden death of A. J. Ting- leaf of Eagle Point, and extends sym pathy to the bereaved family. Joe Timmons of Sacramento, Calif. Is visiting Mr. and Mra. Nick Young Mrs. Charles Damon and daughter Evelyn of Flnley, Ohio, visited r. and Mrs. I. R. Kline a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge S to well, Mr. and Mra. I. R. Kline and Glenn tan ning were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Walters of Talent. Mrs. Beasts Bateman and two sons of Medford are apendlng a few days at the Charles Johnson home. Visitors at the Natwlck home Wed ncsday were ra, Eva Nichols and daughter Marjory, Mra. Lottie Van Scoy and Mra. Ruth Walton. George Nichols. Sr., of Medford la visiting his daughter, Mrs. Marsh Gar rett. -a- . Woodcraft Picnic Scheduled Sunday v In Ashland Park PHOENIX, July 14 (Spl.) Mem bers of Neighbors of Woodcraft circle 343, are reminded of the picnic to be held In the Ashland park on Sunday. Members of ttie Medford, Ashland and Grants Paaa circles will also be pres ent to enjoy the day together. Stunts will be presented by each circle, and a good time la being planned. Any member of the Phoenix circle who does not have a way to go Is ask ed to get in touch with Mrs. LUltam Coleman, and any one having extra room In their car is also asked to con tact her. Plana are made to be In Ashland by 11 :00 o'clock. PHOENIX, LAKE CREEK PICNIC NEAR FUTURE PHOENIX. July 34. (Spl.) Sever al visitors were welcomed to the grange Tueaday night. Mr. and Mrs. Harper Dramstetter, Mra. Cook, and daughter Lola of the Santa Rosa Orange of Santa Rosa, Calif, of which Mr. Dramstetter la master. He with hla wife and aon Delbert have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Mauat. Mra. Cook and daughter Lola and Jayne, have also been visitors at the Mauat home for the past week. Reed Charley. Harry Tonn and Mr. Jones, of the Lake Creek Grange were present In the Interest of a, picnic to be held at Lake Creek with the Phoenix Grange. Those of Phoenix Grange appointed to make further plana for the picnic and to work with.the Lake Creek com mittee are. Elva Caster, Vaughn Quackenbush, O.-C, Mauat, and Lee Denzer. Visitors from Eagle Point Orange were Mrs. Sam Coy. Mra. Clarence Davles, Mra. Chas. Walker, and Mtas Dorothy Coy. Phoenix Orange has been invited to put on the program of the lecture hour at (heir meeting next Tuesday night. Announcement waa made of the booster night program September 30 and the music, educational and dra matics committees have been asked to assist the lecturer In putting on thla program. Mrs.- L. O. Caster waa appointed to fill the vacancy caused by Mra. Ray Ward resigning as home eco nomics chairman. Refreshments were served by the fourth Degree team, with Mra. Ed Stlllwell as chairman. Next meeting of the grange will be held on trie fourth Tuesday in July, and the program for the lecture hour will be given by the home economics committee. A baaket supper will be enjooyed. All ladles are asked to bring a basket with supper for two. The boxea will be auctioned at a small price, and be bought by the men. SUNDAY SCHtfOL MEET CALLED FOR PHOENIX PHOENIX, July 14. (Spl.) There will be a Sunday school te ache re and workera conference at the Presbyter ian church Sunday afternoon. Imme diately following the church hour, covered dish dinner will be served and the meeting will follow that. All teachers and workers of the Sunday achool are urged to be present, and all others Interested are Invited. GET UNDER WAY CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK, Ore., July 14. (Spl.) With snow rapidly disappearing In the rim area, community house programs are being placed underway for the summer, pre senting nightly lectures, moving pic tures and other entertainment for the benefit of campera and visitors. A number of camps have already been made amid anow banka of the rim campground, providing novel ex- perlencea of pitching tents In July snows, still lingering aa a result of a 76-foot fall last winter. Programs have already been pre sented for a ahort time by the edu cational division, headed by D. 8- Llbbey, park naturalist for Crater Lake, for the benefit of guests at the lodge, officially opened for the season July 1. - - A The British Isles now have 89 talkie theaters, 30 In the London area end others spread over Scotland, Walea and Ireland. , Studies Russia U , I ! . J &A wis ! Hallcroft, Betty Matthews. Marilyn Ruth Wright, Audra welt and Donna Welt. Teachers of the achool were: Su perintendent, Mra. J. O. N. Poling: assistant aupertntndent. Mrs. V. R. Bonham; pas tor, Rev. R. B. Peterson; Intermediate, Mra. Edith Thompson; Junior. Mrs. Laurel Poling; primary, Marian DeVrles and Mra. V. R. Bonham. Water Hazard Has Ball Bearing Fish Golfer Discovers CHIPPEWA PALLa. wu. ypv There's a particularly large water hazard on the OJlbway golf course and George Wakedeld, like others, had been having his troubles getting drives clear oi the pool. One day be noticed action In thi water and It wu not made by thi splash of golf balls. So Wakefield go bla casting outfit and laid a nice fa bass plug beside some Illy pads. He did that a few times and haule out a fine atrlng of the fightitu beauties. But the shock came whet he was dressing the fish. One contained two golf balls. Lawrence Steinnarat, newiy ap pointed minister to Sweden, was chosen by President Rooaevelt to make an official study of the prob lems Involved In the recognition of Soviet Russia, (Associated Presi Photo) Phoenix Vacation Bible Students Given Diplomas PHOENIX, July 14 Spl.) Over a hundred people met at the Presby byterlan church Sunday to hear a message by Rev. Roy W. Nelson, for mer pastor. Over seventy attended the covered dlah dinner following church aervlce In honor of Rev. Nelson and family. The evening service conducted by the dftlly vacation Bible school was aa follows; Flag aalutea and songs; sermonettes by Robert Hallcroft, Eu gene Matthews and Virginia Hight. Those In the Junior class receiving diplomas were: Donald Anderson. June Bishop, Jack Evans, Marietta Furry, Ruth Humphries, Lloyd Mat thews, Lloyd Nordqulst, Frances Nordqulst, Inez Jean Poling, Donald Poling and Averll Welt. Intermediate a were: Mary Jean Barnes, Dean Davs. Douglas Hust. Virginia Hlght, alee Holbrook. Kath ryn Iouck, EuKene Matthews, War ren Poling. Wlllard Poling. Helen Schunk, Natalie Wilcox, Robert Wil cox. Primary: Vivian Anderson Lola Coblelgh, Robert Hallcroft, Wilbur HOME OWNED Phone 9 Free Delivery! It always "pays to HELP YOUR SELF at PIGG1.V YTIGGLY. Your own aelectlon assures you of get ting Just what yon want. Don't miss these week end food bargains EXTRA SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY, M0JIDAY psaaavveivasBBBBnaaaaBnan TMIIHkajTT'f '"" a. Potato Chins Nallev'sleuklOc s??fmm m Parker's 10c size.. . .,. . ,5c Camel Cigarettes pkg. 10c Carton 99c Certo 2 bottles ..... 49c Argo Corn Starch, pound package, 2 for 13c Bob White Laundry Soap 10 bars for 25c Nallev'S Salad Time qt. jar 33c I un u h CatSUp Ritter's 14oz bot. 11c Bottle Caps Bull Dog gross 19c MILK Mt. Vernon 5 tall cans QeSUtattaaStlBtataLCa; Diamond Crystal Salt 3 packages for 25c Del Monte Tuna Fish y2 size can for 17c BROWNSBORO. July 14. (Spl.) K community picnic wna enjoyed near the creek on the Kill Gibson ranch by a number of Brownsboro folk the Fourth of July. Ai many hud made ptans to spend the day ele where, the Attendance waa not large. Billy Wright fell from tree laat Wednesday and Injured hit arm but had no bonea broken. CluesU at the Charlea Trirlll home last week were Mr. and Mra. Dal ton Terrlll of Yreka, Cal.. and Mr. and Mrs. Terrlll of Klamath mil. Mr, And Mra. Billings of Ashland were welcome visitors at Sunday school last 'week. Mr. Billings gave an Interesting talk at Vie close of the eson. Mrs Monla and Mra. Mary Charley spent a few days at Hilt. Cal.. last week, with Mrs. Monia's son, Vernon, and fr.nilly. Whl'e here from his home at Ross Lane last Thursday. Ralph Tucker wu tsken seriously 111. A physician fall up your pantry shelves jellies and jams so easy if you use SPEAS PENJEL Make delicious strawberry jnm by the simple, modern cup-for-cup measure and with absolute ccrtninty of PERFECT results. Pcn-Jcl. the Pure fruit pectin in powdered form ... is sold with a money-back guar antee never to fail. Pcn-Jcl Is America's hef Jelly maker . you'll never put up jams or iel lies without this wonderf ul prod uct, once you u, It . . order soma today. Malu-s the Jelly Jell Five hundred blind persona In Ohio are gainfully employed In their own home. wants you 10 join ner club... plii AFTER YOU'VE JOINED, HER JemtfipxedmnU- COST. YOU NOTHING look fo? mn label vmm you ARE BUVIN6 TUNA! m fS.lUG,AR.7ct 0 lb. bag a Wesson Oil pint Mayonnaise Mixer FREE liauiaWiljillMlllB .ttfw,vtfmrBnimi Piggly Wjggly Myrtle Brand Coffee ib. pkg. 19c Minnesota Valley Corn No. i picnic size4cansfor25c 20 Mule Team Borax Chips package 24c Argonaut Beer . . H&D Punch 3 pkg. 14c CalO Dog Food 3 cans 25c Durkee'S Salad Aid pt.9c 2 bottles for 25c S. 0. S. 8 pad size . 21c Lux Flakes ig. pkg. 25c LUX Toilst Soap 3 for 1 9c Large Oranges, balls of juice . 2 dozen 29c WATERMELONS . ..... pound 2Kc ECONOMY MEAT Mm KET 206 East Main Free Delivery Phone 46 & We are proud of the fact that our meats are kept in cool, sanitary cases. If you want the best quality, buy meats from the Economy. SPECIALS Beef Pot Roast Pound OC . 1 Every successful and superior product has its horde of imitators, and WHITE STAR TUNA is no exception. But, you can be sure of getting quality tuna every lime if you will look for this can when you are buying! There's more of this quality tuna sold than all other brands combined, because of its superior flavor and goodness. For 20 years WHITE STAR TUNA has been the preferred brand ... it is still the leader! . a um FOOD, HONESTLY ADVIMISID The Sfil of Acrfptinc of chr Committer on r.tixl, of the Amcucin Mrduil Al. locution ,i your rsl Kuir amrt of the quality ot MT product inl the truthful ntif of the sdvettinna tliiim mule for it. look for thil eil on every food jou buy. White Star Tuns ba, tbu atteptaate. Rib Boiling Beef Veal Steaks lb. 7c Loin or Kib BdsZk lb-1Sc L,i.r...d Spare Ribs Jq 15 Fresh and Mea,y Veal Roast 3 lbs 23g lb. 9C Pure Pork Sausage Smoked Picnics 2 lbs. 2gC lb. lie Pure Lard Veal SteW Home Rendered lb. 6c 3 lbs. 2gc Fresh Crab, each 15c full line of ocean caught fish. For your picnics get your Lunch Meats. Cheese and Pickles at the Economy. WMhadaMii