Medford mail tribune., August 28, 1941, Page 12, Image 13

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MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE. MEDFORP. OREGON, THURSDAY, 'AUGUST 28, 1941
E EAGLES
VALLEY RESIDENT
PASSESJLSOUTH
Word wm received In Med
ford today of the death of Cap
tain Greene W. Dugger, U. S.
navy retired, at hit home. Twin
Oaks ranch, near Napa, Cal., on
Tuesday, August 26, the fun
eral services having been held
at the Mare Island (Calif.) navy
yard chapel, at 3 o'clock this
afternoon. Captain Dugger was
forced to retire from the serv
ice about a year ago, due to
serious heart trouble, which
proved to be the cause of his
death. He had a brilliant career
In the navy, enjoying steady
promotion until his health sud
denly broke down, and forced
his retirement. Mrs. Dugger (nee
Dorothy Conner) who, with her
two children, will leave shortly
to join members of her family
In the east, has many close
friends in the valley, where she
lived with her mother at their
home near Jacksonville until
shortly after the first world
war. During that war Mrs. Dug
ger attained national promin
ence when she was dramtically
rescued from the torpedoed
liner Lusitania, a tragic inci
dent which was one of the In
direct causes of America's dec
laration of war against Ger
many. Only a short time ago Mr.
Boudinot Conner, Mrs. Dugger's
brother, a prominent member of
the local ranch colony in the
early boom days, died at his
home near Santa Cruz, Cal.
SEEKjEELECIION
Salem, Aug. 28. (P) Rep.
James W. Mott, Republican who
represents the first Oregon con
gressional district, announced
last niRht that he would seek
re-election.
Mott, now serving his fifth
term, is acting ranking member
of the house naval affairs com
mittee. He has been in Oregon
two weeks inspecting defense
areas and the Willametta valley
flood control project.
He said he would return to
Washington In about four weeks.
TO ATTEND PARTY
Crater Lake Aerie No. 2093 1
F. O. E. will celebrate the 15th
anniversary of its inauguration
on Sunday 31 In their hall on
Front street.
The committee has arranged
the following program: Lodge i
session at 1:30 p. m.; parade at
4:30 p. m weather permitting; :
banquet at 8:30 p. m., and a :
dance at 8:30 p. m. The club ,
rooms will be open all day.
Large delegations are expect- !
ed from Grants Pass, Roseburg,
Yreka and Klamath Falls with
their drum corps and drill
teams. !
All local Eagles are urged to j
be present and enjoy the fun
at this gala affair. j
valleTbands to :
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The combined municipal bands
of Ashland and Grants Pass will
give a complimentary concert
for Mcdford in city park here
at 3 p. m. Sunday. Ward V.
Croft of Ashland, director of
both bands, will conduct.
There are several Medford
musicians in both bands this
year. Each band has given a
full summer series of concerts
in its own city, the Ashland
organization to complete Its sea
son tonight and the Grants Pass
band tomorrow night.
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