TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday Aug. 18, 1944
COURT HOUSE
NEWS
Marriages
William Albert Hanscom and
Delorlj Imogene Leslie.
Charles E. McCby and Cath
erine Leora Hoodcnpyle.
James A. Phillips and Margie
Fay Colgrove.
Maurice L. Monson and Dor
othy Glover.
James Edwin Arnold and
Elsie Maria Carlson.
Theodore Simmerman and
Mnry Richard Williams.
James McCoy Minnis and, Em
ma Jean Houston.
John Shelby Hamilton and
Patricia Blazer.
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ALL BONO QUOTAS
IS FINAL REPORT
Final reports on the Fifth War
Loan campaign show jacKson
county to have exceeded its quo
ta in all types of bonds and to
have ranked in eighth place In
jhe state In total sales. Total
sales In the county were $3,238,
COO, 143 per cent of the quota.
$2,262,000, according to the re
port which was issued by the
treasury department for the
Oregon War Finance commit
tee. Series "E" bonds, which were
stressed during the campaign,
totaled $758 000, 128 per cent
of the quota of $000,000. The
county ranked ninth In the state
on the "E" bonds. Sales to In
dividuals, Including the series
"E" bonds, were $1,271 200,
122.6 per cent of the quota. Cor
poration sales were $1,008,800.
which was 160 per cent of the
(quota of $1 225 000 and placed
the county In fifth place for that
type of sales.
A comparative schedule for
Ihe Inst three campaigns shows
that in the third war loan the
bounty purchased $2,1)39 000 In
; bonds of all Issues, this being 110
per cent of the quota, and In the
fourth drive sales were $2 722,
100, or 128 per cent of the quota,
i
i A one-quarter horsepower elec
tric motor will do the work of
one man.
Mexicans Aid In Oregon Harvest
Divorces Filed
J. I. Fenton vs. Luella May
Fcnton.
Ireno Medley vs. Thodorc
Medley.
Olson K. Woodward vs. Lucy
Woodward.
Marguerite Green vs. James
Green.
Georgia Alice Weiss vs. Frank
Albert Weiss.
Ida E. Morris vs. Jessie M.
Morris.
Elsie Lewis vs. Harry Ottis
Lewis.
N.
Probata Court
Guardianship of Robert
Shelby, minor.
Estate of Harry Monroe How
ard, deceased.
Estate of Harry J. wunams,
deceased.
Estate of Michael Francis
Comer, deceased.
Deedi
Martha O. Gall to Coctl C. Coll,
""iin'ry C. Bcrkholmor to Wlter J.
Berkhelmcr, quitclaim dod.
Georgia Li. urcen ana rurce orccn
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Mexican nationals are again Biding In Oregon harvests this year with about 700 allocated for
employment In the Medford area. Peak number of Mexican farm workers in Oregon will be
only about ten per cont oi the 50,000 seasonal farm workers needed from about August 20
tn SiniintM 20. Boms ot tha men are shown above in the Willamette valley prune and
hop harvest.
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SEED CLEARER
MOST MODERN
Seed. Cleaning Equipment Being Installed
OLIVER SEED SEPARATOR
The latest addition to our feed cleaning
department. It makes oun one of the best
cleaning sot-ups In Southern Oregon. Suit
able for cleaning any and all kinds of teed.
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
Our cleaning department li In charge of
t cleaning expert. His yean of experience
and thorough knowlodge of seeds assure
you of a satisfactory job.
Let ui figure with you on your cleaning Job.
F. E. SAMSON COMPANY
4th & Front
Dial 3756
to Denver Jones and Grace Jonei,
warranty deed.
W. L. Snidrr and Edna F. Snider
to Duuiflas It. Smith and Ituth V.
Smith, warranty Uued.
Gertrude McLssner, guardian, to F.d
wnrd E. Lorton, E. F. Arc-hor und
Bonnie Archer, tfUiirdlnn'a deod.
Carrie E. Luntz and Ira Luntz to
A. L. MeHenry, warranty deed.
A. L. McMcnry and Iva V. MnHen
ry to Kos3 M. Conner and Juiinita L.
Conner, warranty deed.
A. L. MrHentv and Iva V. MrHen
ty tn nit'hard II. McCnll and Bessie
M. McCnll. warranty deed.
Elmer Womack and Louliie Wo
mark. Alfred It. Wnmafk and Je;m
: M. Womack to Vester S. Bradford,
t warranty deed.
Roy Bradford to Vester S. Bradford,
i warranty deed.
Ira W. Bradford. Veter S Brad
ford and Ruby Bradford to Elsie G.
I Turner, warranty deed.
1 Orpha Shaw to Vern W. Harris,
deed.
i Clara Mae O'Miley and Joeph G
O'Maley to Vcrn W. Harri. drcd.
Arch! O. Harris and Elennor ilar
i rU to Vern W. Harris, deed
! r. n Hirria and Faith Harris to
Vern W. Harrti, deed.
I Gertrude Courtrieht and Gene
CourtrJpht to Vern W. Harris, deed,
i Theodore Rnyhurn and Christine
i K. Ravhurn to Chrl-ton O. Wiilinm-
inn and Anna J. Williamson, war-
ranty tleed.
Jackson county to Homer Reed,
I tax deed.
Jarkson county to Welhorn Beeon
' and Nellie J. Beeson, rttiitclplm deed.
Ewald Srhulz and M. C. Hchulz tn
: R. W. Thuemler and I,aVern E.
Thnemter. warranty deed.
I Frank Barber and Jensie Barber to
: Flotsio D. Monroe, warrnntv deed.
Ceorfte A. Clnrk and Ethel I. Clark
tn Chester H. Newton and Esther M.
Newton, warrnnty deed.
I Caroline Smith and John Harold
Smith to Jim J. Hohhs and Avis M.
Hohhs, warranty deed.
M D. Field and Alleen M. Field
to Elslt M. Grove, warranty deed.
I Eltila M. Ornve to M. D. Field and
Alleen M. Field, deed.
! Delia Dnvii to Riy Tin(rer and
' Hael Minger. warrnnty dred.
Robert L. Chrintcan nnd Elms Ro
! wena Chrl'tean to John E Adams
and Vera G. Adams, warranty deed.
Denver Jones nnd Grace Jones to
John P. I.lsric and Anna M. Lisae,
i warranty deed.
' Arthur Rped and Addle Reed to
1 Edward E. Wolff and Dorothy Wolff,
! warranty deed.
I J. B. Meehan and Ethel Pheone
Meehnn to Clias. T. Sweenev nnd
Mary E. Sweeney, warranty deed.
Clara Green Munter and Robert E 1
Munter to William K. Grubbs and ,
Theodora F. Grubhs, warrnnty dcd. i
Hrt Federal tiavinss and l.oah As- 1
soctation of Salt Lake Citv to Jessie I
L. Durgoyne. warranty deed.
J. 11. Issntt and Anna Inott to
Frank J. Cut ten nnd Ncta May Cul- i
ln, warranty derd.
Cvnthta Srhmidt to James W. ,
Rehmldt and Edllh Schmidt, warranty j
deed. j
Marlon I... Hartley. Parlee Anna ;
Hartley, Muttle Merham. Homer Me-
cham, Etta Casad. Anna Stewart.
Clinton Stewart, James E Harllev,
Weldon Hartley. Anna Hartley. Clara
L. Hartley and Clinton C. IlirtU-v to
, George A. Clnrk and Ethel 1. Chirk,
warrunty deed.
I Jackson county, Oregon, to Vern 8.
Smith, tax deed.
Kenneth K. Graham to Harry Long
and Elizabeth S, Luntf. warranty deed.
Harry Long and Klizabeth S. Long
to Ldward Eidre-J nnd Katherino El
dred, warranty deed.
Emma Conger, Henry E. Conger,
Otto NiederniL'yer, Nellie Nledermey
er, C. F. Nicdcnnoyer, Leora Nieder
nieyer, E. II. NicUermeyer and Ora
Nietlcrmeyer to John Niedermeyer,
quitclaim deed.
W. W. Driver and Mnry Driver to
Burton R. Lnprec, warranty deed.
United Status of America to David
N. iiirdseye, land patent.
Fred Cook and W. LaVerne Cook
to Harry A. Yuung and Lessio Gan
dcll Young, warranty deed.
Jackson County Court to Walter. E.
AIIl-.i and Lois A. Allen, deed.
Jo'se F. Dressier and Gertrude
Dressier to Samuel D. Krauts and
Etta KrauKS. warranty deed.
Manr-n Walters to W. S. Kee, quit
claim deed.
K.itie Zysset, S. F. Zysset. Clara
Cha.jpcMe. Fred Summer, Eifie Som
inpr, Elizabeth Gilkey. W. A. Glikey,
Frank Sommpr, M'ldc Simmer, Mar
garet Schaefcr. Benjamin Schaefer,
Clarence Beauchamp and Louise Beau
ch.imn to Herman Sommer. warranty
deed. "
A. Dean Tate and Ersie E. Tate to
Neil I. Hoyez and Rcssle I. Hoyez,
warranty deed.
Eilie M. Clark, Minnie .M. Clark,
George R. Moore and Viola H. Moore
to Waldo V. Koohl and Mary E. Koehl,
warranty deed.
Home Owners Loan corporation to
Marion LeHoy Parker and Chryitell
Lclin Parker, warranty deed.
George P. Challter nnd Edna L.
Chalker to Steohcn A. Martin. auiU
ciuitn deed.
Walter J. Willinms and Myrtle Wil
liania to John E. Stowcll and Ollie
Stowell, warranty deed.
John E. Stowell and OIHe Stowell
to Walter J, Williams and Myrtle Wil
liams, warranty deed.
Olive Stnnson Putnam and Louis
C. Putnam to Bertha Stinson Strode
and William M. Strode, warranty deed.
John R. Norrls and Mamie F. Nor
rls to Mike O Shea and Kae O Shea,
warrunty deed.
C. 8. Lunmey to Albert Carston,
wnrrnnly deed.
F. li. Jones and H. E. Jones to Faye
nirt rsi on, warranty ucen.
Elmer Herried and Frona Herrler
to John w. Allan and Nell S. Allan,
Iteuan E. Oberdorf nnd H. Jean Ober-
dorf. Forre-t B. Ferguson ond Eleanor
f. reramon. uearnard E. Msss e and
Anna Lee Masie, warranty deed.
W. C. Lawrenre nnd Jennie Ethel
Lawrence to C. C. Fdlniau and Ethel
Fliniau, warranty deed.
George W. Eaton to Chas. S. Lam-
mev, warranty tired.
Newton C, Tinker and Carrie H
Tln'-er to Mnry E. Janes, warranty
deed.
Hetty E. Blhnn and Warren G.
Rishnp to Joseph T. Antony and Flos
sie G. Antony, warranty deed.
City of Medford to Weldon Zundel
and Mary Zundel. warranty deed.
i lie L.iiitornia uregon rower com
pany tn Mrs. Hazel Landgraf, war
ranty deed.
Dwisht H. Findlev and Mirlnrln I
Findlev to Brrt L. Cook and Mary
Catherine Cook, warranty deed,
Bert L. Cook and Mary Catherine
Mk to Albert Frank and SarAh J.
Frank. A-arranty deed.
Madeline M Gerdrn to O. T. Dvnce
and Verda Dynge, quitclaim deed.
Have a "Goke" Welcome back
. . , cr gii iug a returned soldier a taste of home
To loldicrs oversea, Coca-Cola Is a reminder of home. To aolilierj at homr
on furlough, "Coke" Is frt of the ohl fsmiliar way of liring. VTith frosty bottles
of "Coke" on hand, oflcring t man in uniform a refreshing welcome Is an
easy matter. "Colt" is always the hospitable thing to say. Ia many Un Js
overseas, as in your own living room, Coca-Cola stands for Ibt pausi that
rtjrttbei,hn become a happy symbol of hospitality.
OIUIO UNCI! AUf HOIIf V Of IHI COCA-COIA COUUNT IT
Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Medford
ids
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"Coke" Coc Cola
Ic'i natural tot p.-r-u!i nimri
to ti.;iiir CuenJiV hbrevta
tloni. 1 list's hT tou hear
Coa-Cola called Coke'
G. T. Dynire snd Verda Dnge to
Thomas E. McKniBht and Florence
A. McKnisht, warranty deed.
Harold G. Huston and Dorothy E
Huston to Jackson County Federal
Siviniis and Loan Association, es-
tonnel deed.
Stella Case Warner to Elmer E.
Sheldon ana Dorothy aneiaon, war
ranty deed.
Ross Tilley and Ruby Tilley to R,
H. Wilson and Ada O. Wilson, war
ranty deed.
Robert I. Foster and DeEtte Foster
to Edmund M. Black and May Black,
warranty deed.
Lawrence Melvln Cardwcll and
Shirley Cardwell to Fitch M. Snyder
and uertna m. snyaer. warranty need.
William Burke and Mary E. Burke
to Chas. H. Land, warranty deed.
Florence M. Stacy to Warren M.
Keboe and Natalia Jule Kelsoe, war
ranty deed.
Douglas B. Janney to H. E. Whar
ton, quitclaim deed.
Herbert L Grissom and Julia E
Gricsom to Ira T. Burns and Artlce
L. Burns, warranty deed.
Pearl MeMan and W. H McMan to
Cathryn Heard and Cecil Heard, war
ranty aeea.
Capital company to J. Orbln Cook
sey and Berneece L. Cooksey, grant
deed.
J. Orbln Cooksev and Berneeee L.
Cooksey to R. W. Turpin and Kather
Ine Turpin. warranty deed.
Harry Childera and Bertha E. Chll
ders to Edward Case, Jr., warranty
deed.
Egg Breaking Cut
As Stocks Subside
Washington, Aug. 16 (U.R)
The War Food Administration
announced today that it is sharp
ly curtailing contracts with 51
egg breaking and freezing plants
In the east, midwest and far
west.
WFA reported that govern
ment stocks no longer include
eggs suitable for these opera
tions, and that the crisis created
by the over-nroduction of eggs
this season Is now past.
Eggs from the government
holdings of 1,400.000 cases will
not be ''dumped' on the mar
ket at any one time, officials
said. i
NEWSPAPERS I
ALL-TIME HIGH IN
WAR LOAN HELP
Washington, Aug. 16. (U.R)
Secretary of the Treasury Henry
Morgenthau, Jr., disclosed today
that newspaper support ot the
fifth war loan broke all previous
records.
In a letter of congratulation
and appreciation to Frank Tripp,
chairman of the allied news
paper council, Morgenthau
thanked the nation's newspapers
for their unselfish support of the
drive.
"In spite of the difficult paper
shortages, newspapers gave
greater advertising and editorial
support to the fifth drive than
any previous one," Morgenthau
wrote, "We acknowledge with
gratitude the splendid assistance
of the allied newspaper council
and your fellow publishers."
Tripp released treasury fig
ures showing that daily and
weekly newspapers combined
carried a total of 203,014 adver
tisements during the fifth war
loan drive, totaling 155,131,405
lines of space with a total dollar
value of $10,160,709.66.
The previous record, set dur
ing the fourth war loan drive,
was 159,878 advertisements, to
taling 120,191,376 lines of space
with a dollar value of $7,849
241.
In addition, Tripp reported
that newspapers contributed 45,'
582,675 lines of news and editor
ial support of the fifth war loan
drive, as compared to the previ
ous record of 35,000,000 lines.
In setting the new record
dailies published 106,968 adver
tisements, totaling 66,503,805
lines with a dollar value of
S7,628,549.66, and contributed
26,153,925 lines of .news and
editorial support.
NEED 25.000 WAVES
To reach the national goal of
87,000 waves, the U. S. navy
needs approximately 25,000
more WAVES before the end of
the year, according to Recruit
ing Specialist Herb. Crain of the
Medford navy recruiting station,
which handles WAVES applica
tions in this area.
Liealenant Vilm
Named Assistant
To European Aide
Headquarters, United States
Strategic Air Forces In Europe
WAC Second Lieutenant Eliza
beth E. Vllm, formerly of Med
ford, who recently arrived in
the European theater of opera
tions, has been named adminis
trative assistant to Colonel
Charles G. Williamson, military
air adviser to the European ad
visory commission. The commis
sion, made up of representa
tives of Allied nations, studies
and makes recommendations on
problems arising in Europe as
the war progresses on the con
tinent. Prior to her enlistment in the
WAC In February, 1943, Lt.
Vilm was employed by the Cra
ter Lake National Park serv
ice In Medford. Before coming
to England she was supply and
training officer tor the WAC de
tachment at Lowry Field, Den
ver, Colo.
Lt. Vilm is the daughter of
l Mrs. Ruth E. Vilm of Korbel,
Cal.
uses, will b 85,000 tons al
most twice the estimated aup
ply, according to the War Pro
duction Board.
WEATHER
Northern California Clear
today, tonight and Thursday ex
cept fog along coast. Cooler in
Interior south of Merced today.
Thu 1944 anticiriated demand
for barium chloride, used in the
nroduetlon of incendiary bombs.
j military photographic papers
and a wide variety of civilian
p-w . w - iii i mm in .
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