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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1945)
ACME HARDWARE OPENS TOMORROW ON WEST MAIN ST. The Acme Hardware Store will open Wednesday for busi ness and public inspection at the corner of Main and Grape .streets, according to A. R. 'Tony" Manno, owner and gen. eral manager. Workmen are put ting the finishing touches on the handsome new store in prepara tion for the opening. Included in lines of merchan dise to be featured by the Acme Hardware company will be paints, farm and garden sup plies, plumbing fixtures, gen eral and builders' hardware, housewares, tools and sporting goods. Among the Medford con cerns participating in the build ing and decorating of the Acme Hardware store are: W. L. Combs, Johnson and Graham, H. E. Hawk, Trowbridge and F 1 y n n, Brownie's Plumbing Shop, Crater Lake Lumber Company, Medford Millwork and Medford Neon company. - Marshall O. Bessonette was the i general contractor. A. R. Manno, owner of the new concern, was associated with the L o r e n z company, wholesale hardware concern, for eight years preceding the -.opening of his ne-.v store. Five of these years were at Klamath Falls as bookkeeper and the last three in Medford as office and assistant manager of the Medford branch. George Davis, general manager for the Lorenz company, expressed regret in losing Mr. Manno and voiced his heartiest congratulations and best wishes in this new. enter prise. "Mr. Manno has a thor ough knowledge of the hard ware business and the success of the Acme Hardware s.ore should be assured," Davis said. Yanks Slug Yard by Yard Toward Cologne m x. ret i ' - 3vi- Heath, warranty deed. First Federal Saving & Loan Asso ciation of Medford to Herbert D. Good and Stella M. uood. special warranty deed. W. H. Cahill to Mattla L. Cahill, deed. Harrv Q. Wortman. jr.. ana ciara Wortman to Harry G. Wortman and Ella G. Wortman, deed. ft. k. uawaon ana Maoei uawjan to Ralph Watson and Florence B. Watson, quitclaim deed. Orvel K. White and Mary Whit to Rav Trowbridge, warranty deed. pnyius sweanncen ana ma Dei cor- feen to Robert C. Davis and Josephine B. Davis, warranty deed. Grace C. Collins to Walter R. At kins and Elsie A. Atkins, warranty deed. Wnlter R. Atkins and Elsie a. Atkins to Guy H. Rhea and Dollie D. Rhea, warranty aeea. Velma Mnrtin to Gola W. Massey and Mary P. Massey, warranty deed. w. c. Hovis and octn hovis to J. u. Houck and Lena G. Houck, warranty deed. Myrl B. Gamett. Florence M. Gar- neu. Joan R. Gradv. Philio J. Grady. Clifton Garnett and Ntna Gamett to G. A. Edward and Carolyn Ed war a, warranty deed. w. M. Tetnerow ana Henna m. Tetheow to W. C. McDowell and Iva H. McDowell, warranty deed. Fran R. Bean ana jean jjee uean to Clayton Ogier, warranty deed. j. h. Bynum ana iwauae tsynum xo Alfred S. Hilton and Dora May Hilton, warranty deed. Sylvia R. Hill and Howard A Hill to Robert H. Cook and Venetta B. Cook. (Acme Kadio-ieiepnotoj Combat Infantrymen of the U. S. Plrst Army slug aheao yard by yard through clouds of smoke from burning buildings In Mersenlch. Germany, as they battled through last German defenses before Cologne. German re Dorta indicate that U. B. First and Ninth Armies had thrown six armored and 12 infantry divisions Into the of fensive and that battle was aoDroachlns a rllmnT. CONDUCTORETTE CITED IN CHILD ABANDONMENT San Francisco, March 6 (U.R) Police today charged 'Mrs. Alice Swank, 22-year-old muni cipal railway conductorette with "suspicion of child abandon ment" after her new-born daugh ter was found in an ash can near a car barn. Mrs. Swank, whose child was born unattended in a carbarn washroom shortly after she abandoned her streetcar, told police she had told no one of 'her condition for fear of losing her Job. doting tima tor Classified Ad, 9 m Too bat. to Classify 12:30 Court House News : Mkrriages Henry Conrad Engelhardt and Eunice Marie Detillian. Melvln Franklin Hoover and Rosalind Olga Cramer. , Ivan D. Magruder and Esther Elizabeth Kemesies. Arville Lescester Meyer and Maxine Osborne. George Leroy Kinkennon and Ruby Malinda Zieschang. Bessie Divorces Filed ' Robert B. Wilson vs. M. Wilson. Boyd A. Lawton vs. Ruth Law ton. Katherine A. Tison vs. Clar ence H. Tison. Garle. warranty deed. Mrs. Ella Sperry to John W. Scott, warranty deed. Albert McCabe and Hazel R. Mc Cabe to Calvin L. Hammerly and Lottie May Hammerly, warranty deed. Roy F. Morris and Lee Morris to Edward F. Bolt and Eleanor S. Bolt, quitclaim deed. Fred J. Fick and Nellie W Pick to George W. Newberry, eastment war ranty deed. Cecil Heard and Cathryn Heard to Archie C. Beatty and Mattie M. Beatty. warranty deed. Frank' E. Stevenson and Marie l. Stevenson to A. E. Griffin and Cora fSrifftn. miltclaim deed. Kate tuns to winiam l. uumvem n d Linnle S. Dunivent. warranty deed. .... ., FranK E. croucner ana valentine Croucher to June Blair, quitclaim DELAY y& FOR' I l FACTORY METHOD J Vrecappin! STOEES 214 So. Riverside Phont 4757 Deeds Allen Adams and Josephine Adams to W. R. Vance and Juanita Ioia Vance, warranty deed. W. H. Vance and Juanita Vance to e. J. moss and Arnelta Moss, warranty deed. C. H. Bobby and Dorothy Bobby u nusseii w. ueuner ana laartna M. Bettner, warranty deed. Emma Monm Wilunn 4n Rna11 MT Bettner and Martha M. Bettner, war ranty aeea. Oliver M. Goss to L C. Rusho and urace r . misno. warranty deed. Annabel Porter tn Thprmn M rHelr- Inson and Jay R. Dickinson, warranty Rofrue River Timber company to 'cu oviiii.ii, nargain ana saie aeea. Wesley L. Wilson and Iva L. Wilson to aimer n. wuick ana sadie M. Quick, warranty deed. Anita Blals to Rod?er Kenneth Pal mer and Leta M. Palmer, warranty deed. W. L. Lawson and LUHe Lawson to waiter jwaasen ana Edna Madsen, warranty deed. - Housing Investment eomoany to Howard H, Fletcher and Ella S. Fletch er, warranty deed. jacKson county court to Hnbart A. DHsworth and Clara T, Ditsworth. deed. William (7. r.Mv ntirl Anna TUnnr uray to Tnomas tinea ana Martha unea. warranty aeea. E. F. Zetka and Itmpm M. Ktlra to ueorse yockci, warranty deed. - C. F. Ktntcefid and Thelmn Klnkml to w. m. isowaen ana iizabetn bow- aen. warranty rteed. William A. Mansfield to Clara T. nsner. auitciaim deed. G. W Nnwberrv to Fred .T. Flrlc and Heine w. fick. warranty deed. siiskivou memorial associauon to Gertrude T. Schiund. deed. William E. Lntre and Amy Ianffe to KODert k. waiei ana Alice wales, wflrranty aeea. Lew1 D. Vnnce and Rxith Venee to jonn R. worris and Mamie F. Norrls, wprrantv deed. Joseph H. Hoslck to Virginia Mary Honlck, oower of attorney. John M. Foster and Mary E. Foster to Waldemar E Hammel and Jessie Hemmei. warranty deed. Florence N. Stratton to Adelaide S Fu"erton. warranty deed. Walter R. Bolz and Eleanor M. Bolz to Archie C. Beatty and Mattie Beatty, au'trtnim deed. Walter R. Bolz and Eleanor M. Bolz to Archie c. Beatty and Mattie Beatty, wnrrnntv deed. William H. Fluhre. and Margaret A Fluhrer. H. S. Deuel and Aimee W Deuel to Standard Oil Company of California, lease. Jay Porter and Alfreda J. Porter to Herman L. Ekerson and Gladys u. Etrerson. warranty aeea. RlrhArrl J. Smith nnri Esther M. Smith to Hershel S. Oakes and LUlle M On ken. warranty deed. Carrie E. Younc to Frank F. Manls and Katherine M. Manls, warranty deed. Frank F. Mania and Katherine M Manls to Daniel H. Nichols and Irene Mnhle Nichols, warranty deed. Oscar Blackford to Carl A. Hover, agreement. Carl A. Hover to C. C, Thompson and Arliene Thompson, agreement. Schuyler C. Case and Sara E. Case tn Inci Cook, warranty deed. Alice Peil to City of Ashland, quit claim deed. Alice Pell to Jacob Weltzel and Vlna M Wrltrfl warrantv deed. Isabelle Leever to V. H. Hansen and KTnri Hnnmn wnrrnntv Hd. rnnitnl enmnanv to Phvliss E. Sim mons and Lois E. Simmons, grant F. A. Johnson and Alice Johnson to F. E. Hall ana Eiaa m. nan, r.tta a. Ffnnerty and George E. Flnnerty, war rant v Htd. Martha May Decker, Phillip Arthur Decker, n. A. Miner ana mn, Eliza beth M. Miller to A. G. Bunch and Fannie Funch. w arrant v deed. Talent Irrigation district to D. M. Lows and Mattie Lowe, warranty deed A. Belle Anderson to Joe H. Eudey and Mary Eudey, warranty deed. William W. Williams and Hattle Williams to Alice Garle and Fred I urn on iie sun with , "11 lupous i SunnyBrook JU.V0 at. 3 . Ufa. W0 Kstional Tllitlllers Prod nets Corporation, New York Bourbon Whiskey A Blend M.t Proof 4. Ortn Neniral SilrlU Leslie Sullivan to Fred C. Sanderand Charity R. Sander, quitclaim deed. John Olaf Fahlen, Olva Christine Fahlen and Minnie E. Snyder to Fred C. Sander and Charity R. Sander. warranty deed. Ella C. Willeka to Bessie Wllleko. warranty deed. -Ralph h. Wilcox ana Marjone wu cftx to Edgar J. Liltlefield and Jane Uttlefield, warranty deed, Home Owners Loan corporation to Harmon T. Blake and Alvlna K. Blake, warranty deed. Harmon T. Blake and Alvlna K. Blake to Frank O. Reed and Florence M. Reed, warranty deed. COMING SUMMER MAY BE CRITICAL Tuesday. March 8. 1943 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE THRES and Venetta B. Barnes warranty Quitclaim deed. Robert H. Conk Cook to Flora . deed. Flora E. Barnes and J. C. Barnes to W. A. Martin and Mary Francis Mar tin, warranty deed. Olive M. Martin and C. E. Martin Leonard Rl Kouer to Bert Burphv and Darllne Murphy, warranty deed. Lois I. Snyder Sullivan and John Salem, Ore., March 6 U.R) The coming summer may be the most critical forest fire season since the start of the war, the Keep Oregon Green executive committee warned Oregonians today. . The committee has named Charles E. Ogle, Klamath county forest fire protection leader for many years, as executive secre tary of the K. O. G. organization to lead the campaign against fires. Edmund Hayes, chairman of the group, said that the difficul ty in securing adequate equip ment, the absence of most of the military-age manpower and the enemy incendiary device threat make it more necessary than ever this year to reduce man caused fires. ' The anti-fire campaign will start soon, Hayes said. STRANGLES IN CHAIR Santa Barbara, Calif., March 6 (U.PJ Thomas McCarthy, 7. Gallup, N. M., patient at a school here for spastic children, was tied in his wheel chair so he wouldn't fall and be hurt. But Sunday, Thomas slipped- The safety cloth tightened around him and strangled the boy, n-oner E. G. Dodge reported today. WEALTH ' igplFI.AVeR i fO SOSIIDOI Nt tIN UjCi ICIM ON MCKAOI EUn l deed. June Blair to Frank Croucher and valentine Croucher. Quitclaim deed Don R. Newburv and Mariorie D. Newbury to C. E. Myers and Cora Rita Myers, warranty aeea. Elmer N. Childers and Lelah ft. : Chllders to William Edward Brooks and Vera Rae Brooks, warranty deed. Ida J. Clarke and Ralph L. Clarke to Medford Irrigation district, quit claim deed. Ida Clarke and Ralph Clarke to Medford Irrigation district, quitclaim deed. Frank X. Schuette and Catherine M. Schuetto to Medford Irrigation dis trict, quitclaim deed. C. C. Hoover and Elsie Hoover to Lester M. Hamilton and SUsa . Hamilton, warranty deed. Barney C. Hampton and Lucy Hampton to Albert L. Heath and Ruth B sure it s PURE CANE SUGAR .insist on s SUN SHINES 'EM golden bright inside and out ...packs plenty of vitamin C in mm cans IN I I I N I I V . PACKED CONTAINIIs LaaasMaaaaal Desert Grapefruit The braclngflavor...tangy juice ... of our Desert Grapefruit . . . gives you luscious eating rich in vitamin C Half a clean-skinned, golden Desert Grapefruit provides a primary supply of essential vitamin C . . . enough to carry you well to ward your full-day's need. Sit down to a juicy-Tich half for breakfast. Treat yourself to refreshing Desert Grapefruit azoin at lunch ordinncr. It's health from the desert." ' VVWoiAWOfavl1? . ourom 4t,.. fib pHiaEifoiffli with In the black night the Japs chuckled. No interceptors had interrupted their raid on Allied lines. Then a stabbing fiery finger from nowhere and the Mitsubishi exploded. "Black Widows" were on the prowl. Big as a bomber, fast as a pursuit, agile as a light plane, the Black Widow is America's first built -for -the -purpose night fighter. The Black Widow is another famous fighting plane that tries its wings in the West on Chevron Aviation Gasoline, the fuel Northrop Aircraft, Inc. uses for test flights and fly-away deliveries. Chevron is a' name pilots have learned to respect and it's a name you'll want to remember. Someday Chevron will come down from the skyways to put pursuit-plane performance in your car. : STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA .MM .. ZS&Zff A The BLACK WIDOW flies first on AVIATION GASOLINE
