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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD- OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 1. 1940.
R. R. EBEL TO HEAD
40 ET 8 SOCIEIE
FOR COMING YEAR
Grains Pass, Aug. 1. (Spl)
R. R. Ebel of Medford, past
commander of the Medford
American Legion post, wai
elected chef de gare of volture
locale 165 of the 40 et 8 societe
at Its annual meeting here last
night at the home of Wilford
C. Allen.
After the business meeting a
buffet supper was served on the
lawn of the Allen home.
Other officers elected were:
Chef de train. Fred Luy, Med
ford; correspondent and com-
missalre lntendant, H. J. Meir
ing, Medford; conducteur, J. H.
Gordon, Grants Pass; garda de
la porte, Oscar Silver, Ashland;
commis voyageur, James Man
uel, Grants Pass; lampiste, Carl
Y. Tengwald, Medford; aumon
ier, Elwood Hussey, Cave City;
cheminots locaux, Dale Prow,
Grants Pass, Blake Miller.
Kerby and Hugh McKenzie.
Medford.
Delegates to the promenade
at Seaside, September 4: R. R.
Ebel, H. J. Melrlng and Erl
York; alternate delegates, El
wood Hussey, J. H. Gordon and
Fred Luy.
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Talking About
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Gold Hill
Gold Hill, Aug. 1. (Spl)
Mr. and Mrs. Oris Crawford of
Medford called on Mrs. Craw
ford's mother, Mrs. Mary More
lock, last Saturday.
Boys who attended Scout camp at
Lake of the Woods returned home
here last Sunday. Among thaee who
drore over from her to bring the
Scouts and their lKg home were:
Joe Iewls. Frank Carter. Dave Winn,
and sir. Peterson, scout commlaelon
er. Mr. and Mrs. Art Oorham anal
Donna were guesta last Thursday of
Mr. and Mn. W. Turpln and family
at PhoenU.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker and three
children am Melting relatives her
when they expect to remain during
the fruit packing season.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ferguson and
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Too short to tee over the
ship's rail whan the liner Cam
eronia arrived in New York
from Glasgow, one small boy
got his first glimpse of New
York through a port a proced
ure that Interested one of his
contemporaries, too. Aboard the
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TRY OUR HERBS
WHEN OTHERS FAIL
Recommended for Conitis, Rheumatism, Influenia, Hay Fever, Run
Down Condition. Blnod Prenure, Kidney, stomach. Chest, Nervousness,
Liver end Female Troubles.
THE CHINA HERB CO.
Office Hourt -Dally 10 a.m. 5 p.m.. txctpt Bunds?.
235 E. Main St.. Mtdford
family spent Sunday at Lake of the
Wood.
Mr. and Mri. Merrltt Merrlman are
pending this wek at their home
here and expect to return soon to
Diamond Lalu where they are pend
ing the auaimer.
Aurelle Blalrt of Redding Till ted
this week with hie parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Blair of thla city.
Donna Oorham entertained for
several friends at her home on 'uly
30th In celebration of her sixth birth
day. Those attending were: Pete
Thompson. Carma Ferguson, Donna
and Donald Mullln. Barbara Smith.
Paddy Clemen U, Norma Bailey and
Denlse Meunler.
Sidney Baker lost part of two fing
ers this week In his work at a dredge
on root Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed of San
Francisco are spending a few daya
with Mrs. Nellie Reed.
Ted Rttter of Klamath Falls la a
guest this week of relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. Verna Alberts and daughter
Paula of Chlloquln were guesta last
Sunday of Mrs. Albert's slater, Mrs.
Earl Moore and family. They were
accompanied back to Chlloquln by
Shirley Hall of Oranl Pass, brother
of Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Alberts, who
had spent the week-end here.
Mrs. Ella Sutton and grandson Al
ton Sutton are guests this week of
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Qarrett of Talent.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Belcher and
sons left this week for a month's va
cation at McAllister Springs and oth
er camping spots.
Mr. and Mra. Cecil Hayes of Oro
vllle, California are visiting Mr.
Ha yen parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Hayes and family on Garden Row.
Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Kill returned
home July 31st from Chemult where
they visited their son. Howard Kell
and family for several days.
Rivie
ra
Riviera. Aug. l.CpI) Sybil
Walker and Ben Newell of Cor-
vallis arrived Monday to spend
a few days as guests of Phyllis
Miller. Mr. Newell and Miss
Miller enjoyed a trip to Crater
lake July 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mosher of Taft,
Calif., are spending several days with
Mr. MoAher's father. Andrew Moaher.
The Oeorwre Throne family of
southern California spent several
days the pat week at the Paul
Throne home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobs of the
Delta Motor Lodge have moved to
Portland where Mr. Jacobs has em
ployment.
Ed Koster spent Tuesday In Gold
Hill with friends.
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GOODRICH
TIRES
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A WEEK
ON OUR BUDGET PLAN
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BATTERIES
ON OUR BUDGET PLAN
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Miller and
Mra. Bern ice Clark of Grants Pass
were Riviera callers July 31.
A group of young people from
Gold Htll and vicinity enjoyed a pic
nic supper at the Floyd Lance cabin
Sunday. Enjoying the occasion were
Buzz fihowmaker. Eileen Shorb. Gil
bert Lentz. Crelghton Thompson,
Wally Iverson. Ruth Lance. Mary Lou
Tygart. Myrtle Winn, Oerry Park
hurst, Bill Dungey, Joe Smith, Phyl
lis Miller.
Complains
LaGrange, Texas OP) La
Grange's population has in
creaseu -and the town is upset.
Reason: the state highway de
partment will not build or im
prove highways within the cor
porate limits of a town of 2.500
or more. And LaGrange climbed
from 2,354 to 2,538.'
ELDERLY AUTOIST I
ASSESSED $5 FINE
ON CRASH PLAINT
Mike Motschenbacker, 79, of
Klamath Falls, was found guilty
of passing another auto without
sufficient clearance by a Justice
court Jury late yesterday. The
court imposed a fine of $5 and
costs.
The testimony showed that
the aged man attempted to pass
another car on the Crater Lake
highway, near the Junction with
the Gold Hill road, as the auto
bearing Mrs. Rita Muzzi, and
her sister-in-law Catherine Muz,
zi, both of Santa Clara, Cal
approached head on.
To avert a collision with the
Motschenbacker car, the Muzzi
car was guided off the road
and plunged into a ditch, over
turning three times before it
stopped, and injurying Cather
ine Muzzi, who wa In the hos
pital for a day.
Following the accident, the
testimony showed, Motschen
backer continued on his way
and his license number was ob
tained by another autoist, and
he returned to the accident
scene a short time later.
Motschenbacker is a Klamath
Falls merchant, and has been a
resident there for 31 years.
Negro Saint Proposed
Los Angeles (JP) A negro
would be added to the book of
saints if prayers of the Inter
racial Council of Los Angeles
are answered. The council hopes
for canonization of Martin de
Porres. a Dominican lay brother
often called "the apostle of char
ity in the new world."
Abandonment of a 40-year-old
trolley line between Tren
ton and Princeton, N. J., used
by thousands of Prir.ceton stu
dents for Saturday night out
ings, has been authorized.
eSV XV
Anniversary
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On entire stock of nationally known
Men's Wear. Nothing Reserved
FOUR DAYS ONLY
Aug. 1st, 2nd, 3rd and '5th
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Closing time lor Too Late to Clai
Ify Ads la 1:30 p. m.
There are three American
passenger trains named for
women the "Nellie Bly" (Pennsylvania-Reading
Seashore Line),
the "Ann Rutledge" (Alton Rail
road), and the "Pocahontas"
(Norfolk & Western Railway).
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