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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1934)
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, ifEDFORU, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1934. the subject, "Abide With Me." On Sunday, April 8, there will be a re union service of former confirmation cQasses, both, children and adults. MICHIGAN DIGS OUT AFTER RECORD SNOW Detroit, March 28. (tfi Automo bile, rail and bus traffic continued to move slowly throughout south eastern Michigan and western On tario today while men and machines struggled to clear away the heaviest snowfall since 1696. Over-exertion In shoveling snow re sulted In at least four deaths, 1 S Midget Phou 10c Peasley Studio. SUPPLY STAMPS FROM PORTLAND P0ST0FFICE PORTLAND, March 28. (P) Ef fectlve April 1, stamps for all post offices In Oregon will be suppllod through the Portland postofflce, ac cording to an announcement by B. L. Hageman, Portland postmaster. At the present time first and second class offices In Oregon obtain their stamps direct from Washington, D. C, with third and fourth-class sta tions ordering from Portland. More economical handling of stamps will be possible under the state sys tem, Hageman believes. Hymn Writer Dies. PORTLAND, March 38. (P Mrs. Frank A. (Carrie Ellis) Breck, 79, author of many gospel songs gener. ally used In church services and evangelistic meetings, died at he; home here last night, "race to Face With Christ My Savior" was ons of her best known hymns, and it was translated Into several languages. BRINGING RELIEF Or. Hayes has returned and resumed practice. IN VALLEY AREA Med ford's million-dollar rain prom 1as to continue the weather fors- . cast for tonight and Thuraday la "un settled with rain;" Although the atorm had brought a total loll of only .83 of an Inch at the weather bureau, up to this morning, other sections of the valley had been more favored. A report from Prof. T. C. Relmcr of the Southern Oregon Experiment station at Talent reveal ed a fall of 1.27 Inches there for tho same period. A report to the California Oregon Power company from Prospect this morning showed a total precipitation for the month of March of 1.B9 inches, which la considerably In excess of Medford's total of .67 for the month. The latter leavea a shortage of .03 lor Medford for this month, which may be filled before the end of the week, however. Up to 6 p. m. yesterday, .29 Inch of rain fell, the United States weather bureau reported here, and during the night, up to 8 a. m. today, the total fall vs .20 inch. According to Prof. Relmer, no ap preciable harm has been done to the process of pollenlzatlon now under way In yalley orchards. -t OF 10 It li a beautiful tree, the cedar of Lebanon, which marka the south west corner of the county court house grounds this week; all passers by agree to that, but few of them, It was revealed today, realize the true value of the tree, which was donated by N. 8. Bennett, local nurseryman, as a memorial to southern Oregon pioneers. Those w,ho have studied price lists on shribs and trees, however, do realize because many of them have found the purchase of such a cedar financially impossible. The tree was planted Monday, fol lowing the luncheon honoring pio neers who .have made their home In southern Oregon for 5 years, and constitutes a beautiful growing trib ute to the spirit which enabled the pioneers to carry on through many hardships to establish home and state. It is more than 14 feet In height now. Purchase of a small tree of the same variety, It was stated by a gardener today, Is beyond the reach ' of most home owners. OPERETTA APRIL 7TH "The Wishing Well," a favorite op retta. particularly with little folk who claim a slight allegiance with the Emerald Isle, will be presented by the Phoenix Orange on Saturday, April 17, It was announced today. n wui oa produced at the orange nail under the direction of Vaughn Quackenbush,- well known musician of the valley, who la affiliated with the Phoenix Orange, ray Carver will direct the dancing nd Marjorle Wilcox will act aa ac companist. Mr. and Mrs. Bino Sloan will carry the leading roles and oth er membera of the cast will be an nounced later. ST. PETERS RECEIVES CHILD COMMUNICANTS At Bt. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran church, 10 Portland avenue, on Palm Sunday a class of five children Ida Bowman, Lome Bowman, William Earyra, Roland Schleledrelter ' and Ora Mee Thlede were received Into communicant membership by the rite of conflrmalton. Tho Rev. 21, H. Young preached on SCREEN DOORS BIG PINES Lumber Co. 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