Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 20, 1935, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN SENTENCE OF SIX Wagner Creek br mill of KUmath Fall. Mrs. Mc Orew and daughter Jean are plan nlng to move in a few days A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mr. Irv Taylor of Bray. Cat , at the hnm rtf Vra Wm. Krhv. .Tun 1. Holdrldge and Mrs. Walter Walty at tended Ladles' Aid of the M. E. church of Talent at the home of Mr Ashcraft In Talent. June 13. Mrs. Etta Hall underwent a major operation at the Community hospital June 18. Hft7el Lacy, who Urea with her aunt, ta staying with another aunt, Mrs. Lloyd Lacy of Talent, while Mrs. Hall la In the hospital. Several f am t ilea from Wagner creek moved over to Dead I nd lan, a lonj with the Skecter boys, over Sunday and Monday. A farewell party waa given to Rv. and Mrs. Glen White, June 18, at the home of X. C. William of Talent. Those attending from Wagner creek were Mrs. Charles Hold ridge. Mrs. Prank HoldrldRe. Mrs. Alec Jeffrlea. CI arena, Holdrldge. Mrs. E. E. Poas, Mrs- Howard Work, Mlaa Doris Work and Mrs. Walter Walty. Mrs. Pred Qoddard. who hu been visiting her alater In San PrancUco. returned home June 15. Mrs. Ira Bradley and daughter, Mrs Henry Slagle. left for Albany, June 19, to attend the funeral of their daughter and sister, who died June 18. Election of school director was held in the Wagner Creek school, June 17. Morris Barlow was re-elected for ft three-year term. WAGNT5R CREEK, June 30. (Spl.) Curtla McGrew haa accepted a new Mother and baby are doiri very well. Job drlviru truck for Austerson lnm- I Mrs. Prank HoMtMsW. Mrs. Charles MEPFORD MAIL TRTBUXE. BEDFORD. ORF.GOX. THURSDAY. JUNE 20, 1935- Sentences will be pawd tomorrow morning upon six men. by Circuit Judge H. D. Norton, the crimes rang ing from statutory offensea Involving girls of tender years, to sale of un stamped meat. The court will dispose of the mo tion for arrest of Judgment, and a new trial in the case of Melvln Pranklln Sallee. Yankee creek district SERA worker, convicted by a circuit j court Jury, alter 20 minutes, of an I offense against a seved -year-old Cen- t tral Point girl. Affidavits filed by the ; defense, charging errors by the court , In two Items of its Instructions to 1 the Jury, attacking the validity of the Identification of Sallee by Mrs. Violet Andrus of Central Point, and the methods assertedly employed by ! the district attorney, the state police, ; nd the county Jailer, will be met by counter-affidavits of the state. One of the affidavits, charges that j the mother of the girl, complaining j witness, signalled her child, while ; she was on the witness-stand, an- j other that a dictaphone was used In the county Jail. Affidavits denying both charges will be ftted. Sallee, through counsel, offered an : alibi purporting to show he was on 1 his way to his Yankee Creek home, during the hour of the crime. Basil Petroff, 45, of Ashland, who entered a plea of guilty, to a statu- : tory offense Involving a six-year-old 1 girl, and afterwards renounced bis signed statement admitting the : crime, will also be sentenced. j Other cases to be disposed of are: : Floyd Sheppard, 18, Roseburg youth, and George A. Roberts,- 20, transient, who entered pleas of gull- I ty to auto theft. Sheppard Is an es cape from the state training schuol at Wood burn. Henry M. Everhard, under a, sus pended sentence for securing money under false pretenses, who has enter ed a plea of guilty to the sale of live stock belonging to another. Joe Woodcock, Gold Hill and Rogue River district bxiteher, found guilty with a recommendation of leniency, by a elrcult court Jury, of sale of un stamped meat. FRIDAY, SATURDAY LONGEST OF YEAR Tomorrow and Saturday will be the longest days of the year, both j with the same amount of daylight, j according to the weather bureau, although Saturday la generally ac- j cepted as the day when Old Sol I stays In the sky for the greatest number of minutes. The sun Is scheduled on Friday to rise at 4:35 and set at 7:49, and on Saturday to rise at 4:36 and set at 7:60. The weatherman said, however, that daylight wilt be a few seconds shorter on Friday. Summer will officially begin at 12:38 a.m., Saturday, vvlii-jli is hour set for the summer solstice on 320th meridian time. WILL ORGANIZE UIIIT Homemakers of the Howard dis trict will meet at the home of Mrs. M. J. Swing Friday at 7:30 p.m., for the purpose of discussing organiza tion of a home extension unit. Mrs. Mabel C, Mack, county home i demonstration agent, will discuss 1 the county extension program for i 1935-36 and BAAlst In organization oi the unit and planning the local cal endar. All homemakers of the com- j munlty are urged to attend this i meeting. DEMONSTRATION AGENTi ATTENDS TRAIL MEET: Mrs. Mabel C. Mack, county home ' demonstration agent. Is meeting with the Trail Home Extension Unit on Elk Creek today for the purpose oi i planning the extension program for the coming year. Picnic lunch was served at noon and swimming and games will conclude the afternoon program. Mrs. Mack was accompanied by her mother. Mrs. Ida Sweeney, and nephew. Billy Townea. Phoenix Home Extension unit will meet Friday at 1 :30 p. m.. at the Presbyterian church for thetr pro pram planning meeting. LEWIS, 61, IS TAKEN BY DEATH William Le-ta. t realdent of Med ford alnoe 1904. paaaed away at 1 local hoepltal Wedneaday erenlnir. at the Ve of 61 yeara. after suffering a very abort tllneaa. He leaves no near rela tive, but la urrivd by Helen Smith, e. niece, aleo a wide circle of frlenda In the vicinity of Proapect. Funeral aerricea will be held from the Coneer funeral parlora. Saturday t 1 .10 p. m. Rev. W. R. Baird will have rhs-ee of vrvlcea and Interment 111 be made In the Mdford cemetery. WASHINOTON. June 20 fAP) Th aenare agriculture committee today approved the Stelwr bill authorizing the pavment of IN). 000 to Frd Hr r!rk of Spokane. Wah . 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