Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 15, 1941, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDPORD M AIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 1041. PAGE FlVR f i rr. sVf rn H ; home of Mr. Irene Hendrtcason, on I Mr. and Mr. Bonn Chrletenstn ! Oalla creea. j end family epent a two day vacation ; . .... .,. I at Creeeent City, recently. I Tom Henderson, eon of Mr. and Mr.. Tom Henderson, left Monday I The city budget committee ha. to enter college In Loa Ar.gelea. He been appointed and eipecte to meet will make hla home with hla alater j g,.pt. 18 to draw up a budget for while there. 1 the six month, from January 1, i A Cub Scout park meeting v.-as ' 1942 to July 1, 1943. Due to a cnnnge held at Orange h.U Sept. 9. with 1 In legislation, the Chairman Soren Chrlsttnaen. Secre- been changed from the calendar year tary Jack Pinkerton. and Cub Mas- to July let of each year, and another Mter Ollchrt gave . pep u.k. fo- d.. The. on the budge, committee ; 0-;d d.ugh ter Leon. JMeph ret. Pat Whltmor. Martin Johnson, Junior Swindler, and Raymond Rlttr. nd mti. wr canwn 01 tr.th.n nf Ahinrt ham onangnai. tnina, aw Tiuiinv r. happy to hear of her advancement. Work on the lighting ayatem (or the high tohool tentiit court has been halted temporarily, on account of difficulty in obtaining reflectors and twitches. Attending the Cub Scout picnic and court of awards at Jacknon Hot ear has ' 8PrlrHs. Sept. 5 were Mr. and Mrs. v .arriTCv inoniimn ana wm amihu. Mr. and Mr. Cleo Oilchrlst and son ' f'V. .U. Via-. Doitl UnlrlartMil inH lowed by an outline of plana for! re H. D. Prce, W. C. McLean, Paul coming activities and demonstrated 1 Thompson. M- B. Merrlman, Earl an Indian war dance, with all Cubs I Moure. John Chisholra, Art . Cor ham Imitating the same. Den Chief Pat Mrs. Whit more assisted with the games. Word waa received recently that been secured to replace Mtsa Beth Raymond Blair and Buster Mulltn j Paulsen In the local high school, have completed their course at the j Miss Paulsen will teach In Medford Aero Industries Technical Institute i Junior high school, and after having at Glendale. Calif., and both expect taught here for the past eight years. to be emploc 1 in an aircraft plant . will be missed by students und also at Long Beach. I her many friends, although they are Carson's mother. Mrs. Paul Peterson and Mr. Peterson, on Blackwell Hill. Wallace Iverson, "5ud Force and Ellsworth Greer enjoyed a camping and flfthlng trip at the Blue Canyon lakes, near Butte rails, from Friday until Sunday. Mrs. Howard Kell and sons, Larry and Donald are visiting for several days with Mrs. Kell's mother. Mrs. Jack Bonney and family on the Ap plegate. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Hlttle recently were Mrs. Hlttle's brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dlnwid lie and two chil dren of Onawa. Iowa. The Dlnwid dies were enroute to Los Angeles to visit other relative and will make an extended trip to several states be fore returning home. Mrs. Ethel Martin returned home Tuesday from a Medford hospital, where she had spent several days, suffering from a severe cold. Mrs. Veola Pinkerton return eri home from Portland Sept. 9. Mrs, Elinor Mlddleton of Vancouv er. Wash., visited her sister. Mrs. De los Walker and family, on Tuesday Mrs. Nellie Reed entertained at her home here recently, with a brkl breakfast. Ouests were a group of mends from Medford. Mrs. Millie Walker has returned to her home in CorvalUs, after visiting relatives and friends here for several weeks. Mr. and Mm. C. W. Martin and son, Jck. spent aeveral days in Sacra mento last week, where they visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bozy Tepovae end daughter. Vonnle, and Mr. and Mrs. John Tepovac and son spent their vacation at Marahfleld. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chamberlain and two daughters. Work mas completed Saturday at the Del Rto Orchard packing house. Loren DeMers of Sand Point, Idaho, la a guest of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mra. Aurelle Meunler and family, on Garden Row. Closing time for Classified Ads 0 a. m. Too Lat te Classify 12.30 p CATHOLICS URGED TO JOIN PEACE PRAYERS Vatican City, Sept. 15. (P Pope Pius XII asked C&tholicf throughout the world today to pray during the month of Octo Der for a shortening of the war. His appeal for special prayer was made tc bishops through papal representatives in each country, the Vatican City newt paper, II Osservatore Romano, announced. START COAST BRIDGE Port Orford, Ore.. Sept. 15. CP) Construction started Satur day on the $33,116 Hubbard Creek bridge, first link in an improved coast highway south of here. L&iLI aiawmSaik aAdiitel ROCKY R O A D Solid granite had to give way at Gilead, Me., for this pipe line ditch, part of a 236-mlle, $8,000,000, pipe line being built to carry crude oil from Portland, Me., to Montreal, Canada. Oil flow starts about Dec. 1. G. A. R. AT T Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 15 W) Fewer than a hundred of the great army that answered Presi dent Lincoln's call for soldiers four score years ago carried on for the comrades In the 75th national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic today. A meeting of department com manders to arrange Wednesday's parade, committee meetings and official greetings from Gov John W. Bricker and Mayor Floyd Green were on today's program of the diamond jubilee session. National Chaplain Joshua C. Pearce of Denver shared the platform with Rep. John Vorys (R., Ohio) at last night's memo rial service and barked off a roll call of his old company. Then he said simply: "They don't answer now. They are all gone. I am the only one left. God bless them all." Gold Hdl Gold Hill, Sept. 15 (Spl ) Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lance and son Bobby of Trinity Center, Calif., visited relatives here last week. Mrs. Ida Snyder has moved to Bridge, Oregon, to reside Indefinite ly. Mrs. Kate Kellogg of Medford Tls lted relatives here on Wednesday. Charles Cary, who has been stay ing at the Thompson Care-rest home, la now visiting a sister, Mrs. Mee at Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Johnson of Tule Lake, Calif., Daisy Gilchrist of this city and Mrs. George Amo of Selma, spent last Thursday at Crescent City. Duane (Buzz) Shoemaker under went an emergency operation at a Medford hospital, Wednesday for ap pendicitis. Charles Kell spent the week-end In Portlsnd where he was Joined by his son Leonard of Ft. Lewis. Past Noble Grand club met Sep tember 11 at the home of Mrs. Pearl Gray, for the first meeting since June. Following business meeting, a social hour was enjoyed, with ex change of Amethyst frlenrt Rifts. Next meeting will be Sept. 25th at the Meteorological Report B 0. 9. WK4THKH Rl'REAC Confers With FDR Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Cloudy to night nd TueBday with occasional rain Tuesday. Little change in tem perature. Oregon: Occasional rain tonight In northwest portion spreading over tate Tuesday. Little change In tem ptrature. Oentle northerly wind off coast. Loral Data Temperature a year ago today: Highest 73. Lowest 68. Total monthly precipitation S7 rnches. Excess tor the month .11 Inches. Total precipitation since Septem ber I. 1841, SI Inchea. Exctss tor the season .77 lnrhes. Relative humidity at 4:30 p m. yenterday 39"c: 4 30 a. m. today 7V Tomorrow Sunrise 5:52 a. tn. 8un aet 8.19 p. m. Observations Taken at 4:3 a in. 120 Meridian Time ft 3- ft ? 3? I c i -a 3 ! a 84 78 87 78 84 88 71 7.1 78 " PS 88 fait Luke 87 Ben Pranclseo 88 6att;e 81 Bpoane 82 Wash.. D. C 78 Taklrr." 87 Boise , Boston Chltazo Denver , Enreka H.vre Loe Aneelea . Medford N-. York Omaba pr.oenlx Portland fteno . Boeeh'irr 50 80 72 48 53 45 58 55 62 83 81 SI 31 55 51 57 48 43 54 48 Cloudy P. Cldy Cloudy P. CWy F'Xiry Cloudy Clear rlud P Cldy Rain Clear ' Cloudy Clear P CM; Cloudy Cloudy jy V; ; Ljl aa -., 'itms9mmmmmmimii Attired In summer clothes and carrying Panama hat, Constan tino Oumansky, Soviet ambassa dor, atept from hia car it tho Whit House in Washington, to confer with President Hoosavtlt on th Hussian aid Question. Cloudy Oumanskr'a conference followed P Cldy that of congressional leaders Clear with the chief executive. P. Cldy To Command Bate Seattle. Sept. 15 i.V Thf irth naval d:tnct headquarters nnnuncrd lKlay Comdr Georg D. Grant, pioneer Seattle naval reserve officer, has been a. simed to command the oav (ection base at Astoria. DRIVC OUT BOWEL WORMS 7-t r ' MONTGOMERY WARD'S urnim I asssss aalilmll n asssssssaasssai 1 1 1 a n laiaaaaaaaaaassssas isiasssssi I 111 ANNIVERSARY SALE mm Pi ril i i mi m& miSL i j p. 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