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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, .TUNE 27, 1938.
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Beagle Sardine Creek
BEAOLE, Juno 37. (Spl.) Mrs
Blanche Bw'oet nd Desmond, Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall'Sweet and son, Philip,
pent June 10 at the Mathnoy homo
on Applcgate, The occasion was tho
oelobratlon of the blrtlidaya of Mra.
Mathney and Mra. Marshall Sweet
whoso birthdays aro Just about a
week apart. The two ladles aie sis
ters. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ludwlg and
family of Medford, parents of Mrs.
Mathnoy and Mrs. Sweet, were pres
ent also.
Mrs. Pearl Martin and sons. Lorlng
and Cecil, plcnlced In the park at
Grants Pass June 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson and sons,
Robert and Ernest, and Mr. and Mrs.
Melvln Martin and Oonnle and Emma
Prink plcnlced June 10 at the Dead
Indian Soda Springs with friends and
relatives from Sams Valley and near
Medford. There wero 40 In the party
who enjoyed a basket dinner and a
day of recreation In tho Tjrrell Park.
Mrs. Melvln Martin fall Sunday and
sprained her wrist. ShoJwent to Med
ford Mondoy for medldal aid.
Pour-H sewing club met at the
home of their leader, Mra. Sanderson,
June 17. Division II flll soon have
their work finished and, ready to turn
their record books In. Drvislon III Is
nearly completed with Ina Pearl Lu
cas tho first to complete the work
out. of both divisions and Loretta
Walker first to complote work of
Division 11. Mrs, Walker and little
Sally. Mrs. Martin and Donnlo, Dean
Btalllngs, Cleo Blachoff and little
Roslo Nelson wore visitors. Refresh
ments wore sorved.
Everotte Young of Willow Springs
spent loot week-end with Ernest San
derson. Miss Prelda Young and Del
mar Smith visited Sunday evening at
the Sanderson homo and Kverottc
went homo with thorn.
Mr. Blschoff and Robert bound
oats on tho Sanderson ranch the last
of tho week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson and lit
tle Janet were Medford visitors Mon
day. School election was held Monday
evening with the re-election of Mrs.
Prink for director and Mr. Swanson
clerk.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Prink that she arrived at Blnghamp
ton, N. Y., and Is enjoying her visit,
but things have changed a great deal
since ahe was there last.
Ruth Weams returned home from
4-H summer school Friday. She is
staying now with her mother, Mrs.
Roiw Perdue of Trail.
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Forest Creek
POHR8T OREF.K, Juno 37. (Spl.)
Two new directors were named to
nerve on tho bonrd of school district 43
at the nnnunl meeting held nt tho
school houM, June 20. Thoy wore Mrs.
Orion Yocum, lor two your, taking
tho place or Mra. Pearl Poarco, who
moved to Jacksonville, and W. A.
Meeds, for tho three-yetir term. John
Block was re-elected clerk. The now
board voted to purchase a set of
Oompton's pictured encyclopedia, and
Bran tod the wood contract to Leon
ard Chesnut and LeRoy Boyd.
Mr. and Mra. Jack Ward and family
of Phoenix were dinner guests of Mr
and Mra, "5ohn Black June 18. The
dinner was in honor of tho blrtlidaya
of Mrs. Ward and Mr. Black, which
fell on Juno 13 and 14 respectively.
Everett Bostwlck. and Marvin John
son completed the clean-up of tho
Dnvles mine last week and left for
their homes In Medford.
Mra. Annie Davlea was hostess at
dinner Juno 10 In honor of tho birth
day of her young granddaughter,
Patricia Davlea, Clucsts Included Mr.
tnd Mrs. Ivan Davlea and daughter,
Iiovelle, Mr. and Mra. Ed Starr, Miss
Hnel Davlea and the honor guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ayers and fam
ily of Central Point visited Mr. and
Mra. John Black June 10.
Bud Marsh left on a trip Into Cali
fornia last week.
Ed Kelly and Robert Fletcher of
Applcgate are camping on the right
fork of forest creek, where they arc
engaged In prospecting.
Miss HbkoI Davles purchased re
cently a new coupe. She teft last
week with her slater, Mra. Ed Btnrr.
to attend tho summer session at
Southern Oregon Normal at Ashland.
Mrs. Ivan Davles and daughter,
Patricia and Iiovelle. loft June 20 for
Dead Indian Soda Springs, whero they
will spend a week's vacation. j
Leonard Chesnut was overnight i
guest of Martyn and Gerald Pearco
In Jacksonville June 30.
Mr, and Mrs. John Black and fam
ily were bualnciw visitors In Medford
June 10.
Mr. and Mra. Charley Madsen. who
are spending the summer at a log
ging camp up Beaver creek, stayed
overnight at their home hero June 17
In Japan, the sword-maker is con
lldered an artist.
Broccoli Is a variety of cauliflower.
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Shopping nnd Theatre Center
SARDINE CREEK. June 27. (Spl.)
Mrs. Edith Biles and son, Mickey,
of Ashland visited here Thursday of
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. DuBenberry
and Mrs. Ralph Dusenbcrry visited
Mrs. Wilde and Mrs. Kendall nt the
Hilton hop yard, north of Grants
Pass, Thursday.
Mrs. Ola Croft was among tho
Grangers from here who attended
tho state Orango sessions nt Klam
ath Palls, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kendall and
Mr. and Mrs. John Wlldo of Grants
Pass called Sunday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Dusen
berry on their return from a day
spont In Llthla pork In Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Fienc spent last
week In Klamath Palls attending
tho state Grange convention.
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Dusen berry and
danghter, Dolores, of Sams Valley
spent June 12 at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. 8. A. Dusenbcrry.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L, Wnlt attended
dedication of the new Upper Apple
gate Grange hull Saturday night and
report an enjoyable evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. 11. Elhart and
son, Bill, of Ashland were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. L.
Wnlt.
Donald Duseiiberry accompanied hla
brother, Wallace Iverson of Gold
11111, to Klamath Falls, Saturday, to
visit their mother, Mra. O'ia Dusen
berry. They returned Sunday even
ing. They found their mother Im
proving In health,
Mr. and Mrs, Grant Powell of near
O rants Pass finished moving tho
household goods this week of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Reed,
who moved from hare to a place. five
miles below Grunto Pon.
Arthur Dusenljerry uul Frank Mc
Kormll motore'd to Crater lnke Sun
day, returning Mondny by way of
Klamath Palls.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Harmon and
children, Donald and Mary Ellen, of
San Francisco were calling here
Wednesday on friends and relatives.
Mrs. Harmon was formerly Ruth
Starns of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Martin, of
Adnh, who wero delegates from the
Ada.li Grange to tho convention in
Klamath Falls, visited with relatives
hero on their return home. Mis.
Martin Is a daughter of the late J.
T. Miller, who, with his family, lived
hero years oro on the place now
owned by Henry Paulson.
Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE. June 27. (Spl. 1
Mrs. Peter Flck was re-elected to the
school board and Mrs. Vivian Beach
was re-elerted clerk at the school
meeting last week.
Roger Card, who was seriously In
jured by a flying baseball bat in a
rocont gnmo, Is reported Improving
In a Mcdlord hospital. X-Hays re
vealed fractures of tho skull, nose,
cheek bono and upper Jaw. Ho Is al
lowed no visitors as yet.
In the Bnrne gamo Ralph Cor
mlchael was struck on the elbow by
a baseball, causing a fracture., and
Merlo Jones suffered a broken flnsjor.
Mr. and Mra. Peter Pick and two
sons and Mr. and Mrs. Knox motored
to tho homo of Mrs. Pick's sister,
Mrs. J. D. Brown, of Griffin Creek
Wednesday, where they, with mem
bora of tho Brown family, enjoyed
a picnic supper, tho occasion being
In honor or Mrs. Brown's birthday.
There were lfl present.
Young people who left Wednesday
for tho annual Young People's Con
ference at Fir Point, near Glendnlo,
were Norma Jean Arnold, Joo Beach.
Jerry Ayers, Dolores Smnts, Jacquellnn
McBeo ond Eunleo Snnden. They were
taken by Mra. Roy Martin and G. O.
Sanden. Mrs. Arnold also accompanied
them.
Juanlta Gunter and Virginia Cox
wore hostesses to a "ship-wrecked"
party Mondny at the homo of tho
former. Sixteen young guests oame
dresaed in rags and tatters and en
Joyed a treasure hunt and names,
offer which the hostess served de
licious refreshments around camp
flro.
Rev. E. N, Mallnry, aided hy tho
Boy Scouts, cleaned the grounds of
tho old Methodist church Inst Mon
day, preparatory to future beaut If 1
cntton. Guests at tho O. O. Snnden home
Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
R. Onll of Medford. also Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Card, Mr. nnd Mrs. Vernon
Thelss and son, Carl, of Youngstown,
Ohio.
The rest of tho program consisted
In a talk on narcotics hy Mra. San
den. and letters from various mission
stations were rend by Mcsdamcs B,iek.
Martin, Klelnhnmmer nnd Blxhy. Thv
hostess served delicious refreshments.
The next meeting of missionary so
ciety will be in the church July 38.
At the meet In,! of Women's Mis.
stmmry soctrty Thursdnv nt the honu
of Mr A. L. Bock. Mrs, Ktctnhnmmor
gave tho devottonnla and plans were
H. C. FliyMAN, Proprietor
R. H. WAGfcNER, Menegtr
LOS ANGELES
SIXTH AND SPRING STREETS
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"Oft thr Hamrtf HrW"
made for the church ladles and any
others Interested to meet at the Pres
byterian church Thursday, June 30
at 10 a. m., to sew for the needy.
Anyone having patterns for children
of all ages are asked to send or bring
them. Each lady will bring her own
lunch.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Klelnhammer June 19
wero Mr, and Mrs. G. W. Jones, Mrs.
Andrews and Mrs. Boyd of Ashland,
also Mrs. Young and daughter, Mari
lyn, of the same place. Other guests
wero Mr. end Mrs. Clarence Pry of
Medford.
About 100 out-of-town guest sen
Joyed the banquet put on by the
Home Economics club ladies for the
Jackson County Chamber of Com
merco at the Orange hall Tuesday
ovonlng with the Jacksonville Busi
nessmen's association acting as hosts
The program consisted of numbers by
members of Eve Benson's dancing
classes. Prior to the banquet the
guests visited the museum. Not the
least interesting of the relics o fthc
musucm are the two old fire engines
used In early days, the oldest one
having the original leather buckets
hung nlong both sides. These- buckets
were made by hand and cost $8 each.
En route homo from their honey
moon, Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Lorenz
of Los Angeles spent. Wednesday night
at tho homo of Roy Martin. They
were returning from a trip to Klam
ath Fnlls and Hood River.
Mrs, George DeBar and son nnd
daughter of Eugene called on Miss
McCully Wednesday.
On their first trip to southern Ore
gon Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Halo of
Portland spent a week visiting Mr.
and Mrs. E. S. Severance. While here,
they, with Mr. and Mrs. Severance,
npent three days at Diamond lake,
whero they caught tho limit of fish.
They also visited Crater Lake. They
left Wednesday for Coqullte, declar
ing southern Oregon r beautiful
country.
Visitors In town Thursday were
Miss Maud Pool and MrB. W. E. Hns
klns of Big Applcgate.
Mrs. H. H. Hoefs of southern Cali
fornia arrived Wednesday for nn
overnight visit with Mil's Alice Hoofs.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Hoefs enter
tnined Allco Hoc fa unci Mr. ond Mrs.
Jfktft&cket Siattlna!
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John Knight at dinner at Valentine's
cafe. She left Thursday for Seattle.
Mrs. Aubrey Norrts and Mrs. Blln
Coleman of Medford were callers here
Wednesday.
Leaving by auto for San Jose. Calif.,
Wednesday were Mrs. Mary Norvell
and Mrs. Daisy Lewi and Ray Lewis.
Tney will all attend summer school
at San Jose. Barbara Norvell left for
the north to visit relatives.
McLeod
McLEOD, June 27. (Spl.) Misses
Mae and Joan Edlcr left Juno 18 for
California, where they will visit the
rest of the summer with relatives.
Mrs. Pearl Wolff of Los Angeles Is
house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Harding for a few days. Mrs. Wolff
Is a sister of Mr. Harding.
Tommy Close, who has been visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claud
Close, on Butt creek, left, for his
home In North Island, San Diego.
Upper Rogue Orange met In regu
lar session June 16 with small at
tendance. Next meeting will be July
7. Each person is asked to come
dressed llko a school child and bring
a basket of lunch.
A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Washburn on June 16 in Com
munity hospital. Mrs. Washburn was
tho former Oene Amldon.
Mrs. Louise Robertson of Portlnnd
Is visiting ber grandmother, Mrs.
Grieve.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Den man and
family of Medford visited at the Ev
erett Sublette homo Juno 12.
Mrs. Zelfci TulHs and daughter.
Ethel, Lois Glass and Mrs. Helen Ax
tell visited Butte Palls, June 14.
Guests at Harding's Paradise for a
few weeka are Mr. and Mrs. Hacerty
and Bob Lumas of San Francisco;
Mr. and Mrs. G. Good row of Los
Angeles and A. Young anj family of
Mnlln, Ore.
Guests at the Axtell ranch Juno 19
wore Bruce Grimes and Clifford Clark.
Noah Hastings of California is vis
iting nt the Tullls ranch.
BUI Thcmns vicited nt Trail Crook,
June 16.
Mr. Benduru and son attended the
4-H convention June 12 at Corvallls.
STATIONS, INC
Mr. and Mn. Herb Carlton attended
the Orange eonventlon at Klamath
Palls.
Mr. and Mrs. Millard La Plamme
and son are now living at Prospect.
'Walter McEwen helped Mr. Hard
ing on the ranch the week of June
18.
Mr. and Mrs. Randal Axtell visited
the Ous Dltsworth family June 10.
Rogue River
ROGUE RIVER, Juno 27. (Spl.)
Another tragedy visited Rogue River
Monday afternoon when Mrs. Eu
gene Stevens, aged about 25, was
killed when the logging truck which
her husband was driving failed to
make the Evans creek bridge and
went into Evans creek. Mrs. Stevens
was Miss La Verne Hall and attended
high school here and has many
friends who will mourn her .death.
She is survived by her husband,
one bister In Medford, and her par
ents and two brothers, who are liv
ing in Washington.
June 13, Mrs. Elmer Milton and
small son met with an accident
while returning from Medford. To
keep from hitting another car Mrs.
Milton was forced into a ditch.
She received a badly cut knee and
other bruises and Ralph received a .
bad cut on the cheek. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith return
ed last week from a motor trip Into
Montana where Mr. Smith visited i
his mother and they visited other
relatives. They were gone nearly i
three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott and :
family have moved from North Bend
to Marshfleld where Richard Is em- I
ployed by the McDonald Candy com-I
pnny. j
Live Oak Grange met In regular
cession Monday night with 10 pres
ent. The usual meeting was held.
with the lecture hour given to the j
ones who attended state Grongo at
Klamath Falls, giving the other j
members the highlights of the
meeting. Those who attended state
Orange were Frank Hall, Otto Fuhr- j
man, Millie Walker, John Flemmlng,
Keith Pnlmerton nnd Phylls Wicker
sham. After Orango refreshment?)
wero served by the committee.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whipple and
Mrs. Sam Sandry were business vis
itors In Medford Tuesday afternoon.
Regular school election was held
at the school house Monday after
noon, at which time Prank Hall
was elected as director for three
years and James Whipple as clerk
for one year. '
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Oden and
daughter Florence, of upper Evans
valley, were over night visitors at
the Tom Wilson home Tuesday.
Mrs. Al Osborne Is confined to
her bed suffering from bruises,
sprains and shock caused when she
fell from a 10-foot ladder Wednes
day morning while thinning apples
in the Chns. Sams orchard.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Carter and
Charlotte left June 16 for a trip
to 8an Francisco, Los 'Angeles nnd
Santa Monica, Cal. They expect to
be gone 10 days.
Friends of Orral Ranadleman are
glad to hear a report of his im
provement at the Veterans hospital
In Roseburg. where he Is receiving
medical treatment.
What came near being a real fire
occurred at the Clem Freed hsme
Saturday night when the ceiling of
a bed room caught fire and burned
the room quite badly. Defective wir
ing caused the blaze.
Mrs. Myrtle McGregory and three
children and Miss Maxinc Magerle
left by motor Monday afternoon
for Corvallls, where Mrs. McGregory
and Miss Mngerle will attend sum
mer school.
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Foots Creek
FOOTS CREEK. June 27. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Br:mmer and
three children, who moved" from Med
ford to the Joe Donahue property
last month, aro returning to Medford
to live, so Mr. Brommer, who Is a
poultry dealer, will be closer to his
work.
Mrs. Cecil Laughlln of Portland
visited Mr. and Mrs. George Lance
Juno 16, and also called on friends
in Gold Hill.
Lloyd Miller. M. Booms iter and
George Lance left Tuesday morning
for Cinnabar spring where they plan
to spend the next 10 days or two
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weeks. Mr. end Mrs. Maxlne Lance
left for Dead Indian springs to spend
several days.
Mrs. Etts Ersktne and son, and
Mrs. Nellie Melvln cf Los Angeles
called on Mrs. Frank Elliott, June
16.
Mrs. Ed Gutzlaff has as guest this
week her mother, Mrs. Perkins, who
is en route to her homo In Los An
geles from a several months visit with
relatives In the east.
A number from here attended the
school election In Gold Hill June 20
Mrs. Letsy Miller was re-elected clerk.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Griggs and Mr
and Mrs. George K:ster were business
visitors In Grants Pass June 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott and
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cook of Gold Hill
spent June 10 at Cinnabar Spring.
They report tho rood in fine con
dition to the springs.
Thompson Creek
THOMPSON CREEK, June 27.
(Spl.) Miss Berteena Elmore and
Miss Work of Wagon Creek departed
for Corvallls Friday where they each
will take fpeclal training courses.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rledell of Med
ford are visiting Mrs. Rledell's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Balderstone.
Helen and Ella Balderstone spent
several days visting their . cousin
Beula Balderstone.
Blake Beck has been helping Bllllt
Kinsman In the hay work.
A school meeting was held at
Thompson Creek school house June
20. S. L. Johnston was re-elected
director and Jane Mason, clerk.
Those attending dedication of Up
per Applcgate Grange hell Saturday
were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mee. Barbara
Alee. Beverly Mee. Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Elmore, Charles Elmore, Mr. ana
Mrs. S. L. Johnston, Jane Mason and
Eva Johnston.
Main occupation of the farmers
nowdays seems to be putting up hay.
It Is reported that Elmer Ross Is
hauling wood to Jacksonville school
house.
Offside!
KEARNEY, Neb. June 27 TPj It
took two incisions to remove Bud
Green's appendix A surgeon opened
his lower right side, probed, but
could not find what he was after.
Another try on the left side disclosed
the trouble maker.
ENTRIES WANTED
ASHLAND. June 27. (Spl.) In
preparation for the beauty, contest to
be held In conjunction r with tha
Fourth of July celebration at 7:03
p. m. on the evening of- the Fourth,
Karl Nlms today called on the fem
inine purchrltude of the vicinity to
make their entries immediately. No
limitation except a minimum age
limit of 16 years was linked with the
Invitation to participate In the con
test. Each girl who enters the contest
will be given a swimming suit, as the
traditional event gets under way. The
early "birds" get the first choice of
suits, stated Mr. Nlms.
RAcrUtrntfnn will ha at Tariw
Plunges.
Weather
Northern California: Fair tonight
and Tuesday but fogs on the coast.
Slightly cooler In interior Tuesday.
Moderate northwest wlndi off coast.
Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight and
Tuesday. Cooler In extreme east por
tion tonight. Moderate northwest
wind off coast. (
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