Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 17, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and PERSONAL Corporal Horn Cpl. Leslie Mason is on furlough from the army and is visiting his family and friends in Talent. e o e - Return Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Castanos, 603 North Bartlett, returned yesterday from Glen dale, Ore., where they have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bartle. Circle To Meet Prlseilla Circle, Methodist church, will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Matilda Dietrich, 930 North Central avenue, at 2:30 p. m. e In Hospital Mrs. Harry Lewis, 412 King street, is a pa tient In Community Hospital where she is convalescing fol lowing surgery. It is stated that no visitors are permitted for the time being. e Conner Home Edward Con ner, Jr., EM2C, arrived home last week from San Diego for a 14-day leave with his wife, Mary, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Conner, 828 South Newtown street. Correction Members of the Royal Neighbor pageant cast will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. Elsa Walker, 129 North Oakdale avenue, instead of Fri day as was stated in Sunday's issue. The meeting is set for 7:30 p. m. Leaves For Camp Sgt. L. S. Daniel left Friday to report back to Camp Folk, La., after visiting his wife, Georgia, and son, at the home of Mrs. Dan iel's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Sutherland, 1604 West Main street. Guests Here Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wallace left yesterday for the north before returning to their home in Riverside, Calif., after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Bauman, 904 West 10th street, and Mrs. A. J. Loeffler, Fifth street. The Wallaces were former Medford residents. OtcO Man Speaks Harry Nettleton, forester with the O&O Land company in Port land,, will speak at the Ashland Lions Club meeting tonight In the Plaza Cafe, Ashland, begin ning at 6:30. All interested for esters and mill operators are invited. Officer Leaves Second Lt. Charles H. Herman, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Herman, 631 West Jackson street, left last night to report to the air base at Lincoln, Neb., after spending a 10-day leave with his parents. Lt. Herman recently finished training with the air corps at Liberal, Kan. Palmers Leave Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Palmer, 315 South Orange street, left today for Oceanside, Calif., where they will take up residence for the time being. The Palmers have three daughters residing in Oceanside, Mrs. C. H. Isaac, Mrs. Marian Pierce and Mrs. Vernon R. Day. CALENDAR Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Job's Daughters. Masonic temple, for junior semei nignt. 7:45 p. m. AAUW, home of Mrs. John Lawrence, 2218 East Main strert. 8:00 p. m. Pythian Sisters, I.O.O.F. hall. Initiation. Thursday 12 Noon Daughters of the Nile, potluck luncheon at home of Mrs. E. M. Wilson, 340 South Riverside avenue, followed by Red Cross sewing. Bring own service. 1:15 p. m. Just Folks circle. Methodist church, home of Mrs. R. D. Semon, Morrow Road, for dessert. 2:00 p. m. Women's Relief corps, armory, for Initiation, Cadet Nurse Home Miss Lu die Young, junior cadet of the United States cadet nurse corps, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Young of Talent. Miss Young is training at St Vincent's hospital in Portland and has completed two and one half years of her four-year course. Date Changed Table Rock Community club will meet Thursday, April 19, Instead of Friday, usual meeting time, it was announced today. A spe cial musical program will be given,, with Mrs. Eve Prentice's Accordion Band and the Cen tral Point High School Glee Club featured. Private Here Pvt. Wanda Marlatt, Women's Army Corps, daughter of Mrs. Edith Marlatt of Jacksonville, is home on 15-day furlough from the Air Transport Command Installa tion at Berkeley, Calif., where she works as assistant to the supply sergeant. Pvt. Marlatt enlisted In the WAC in Septem ber 1944. To Plan Luncheon Plans for the annual May fellowship luncheon of the Medford Coun cil of Church Women will be made at two meetings scheduled for Wednesday at the Presby terian church. At 1 o'clock the education committee of the council, of which Mrs. Bert R. Elliott Is chairman, will meet to perfect program plans for the luncheon, which is to be May 4. At 2:30 p. m. four women from each church of the city will meet, also at the Presbyterian church. Two from each churcn are to serve as hostesses and two will be members of the luncheon serving committee. JURY TO RECONSIDER MURDER INDICTMENT The grana jury, Victor Bur- seu, Le.ural Point foreman, will convene Thursday for reconsid eration of the second degree murder indictment previously returned against Fred A. Wolf for the alleged slaying of Percy H. Ijames last February, during a sidewalk altercation at Gold Hill. Circuit Judge Herbert K. Han. na last week granted the demurrer of the defense to the indictment, on the grounds it failed to specifically describe the death weapon, listed in the origi nal true bill as "a sharp instru ment." The court directed re covenlng of the grand jury to iron out the legal technicality The defense Is- represented by Attorney Don R. Newbury. Wolf nas been In the county jail since his arrest following the tragedy. OBITUARY ZERA GRISHAM Zena Antionette Grisham of Medford, passed away at a local hospital, April 17. She was born at Waterbury, Conn., Dec. 8. 1869 and moved to Hamilton County, Nebraska in 1871 where her father, Benjamin Abbott, was one of the early homestead ers, later establishing the Alvin postoffice. The little country Alvin church was built and named for her grandfather the Rev. Alvin Abbott. She was married to David M. Grisham, September 8, 1887, moving to Jackson County, in 1900 where they have lived ex cept for a few years in the Wil lamette Valley. She was a devoted christian and a faithful worker in the church from early childhood Besides her husband, she leaves to mourn three daughter1;, Pearl Nichols, Central Point; Estella Heft and Lola Thompson of Medford, and one son, Nathan D. Grisham, Central Point; also five grandchildren, Evelyn Bing ham, LaRene Thompson, RM2'c Robert N. Grisham. Phylles Grisham and Mary Grisham, and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p. m., at the Perl Funeral Home. Interment will be in Central Point cemetery. "The Fighting Lady" At Craterian Wednesday I iJjk""' "' j''"1 rr-. . v. , ; .''s Jr .,a . r.n,l,..li,i - , i'iv"lteSii Headline drama in the Pacific blazes to the screen in the full lejigth, full-color, full - of-fight picture, "The Fighting Lady," which comes to the screen of the Craterian theater Wednes day of this week. Loaded with thrills and suspense, the picture tells the story of a sea-going "lady" who fought like a hell cat and of her 3,000 fighting sons, and was photographed on the spot in zones of combat by the United States navy under the supervision of Cmdr. Edward J. Steichen, U. S. N. R. Lt. Robert Taylor, now with the naval air forces, is heard delivering the commentary. Battle scenes never before seen in any film . . . the daring exploits of the carrier's officers, pilots and crewmen . . are shown for the first time In "The Fighting Lady." Anne Baxter and John Hodiak are co-starring in "Sunday Din ner for a Soldier," the compan ion feature on the program. Court Records Justice Court William Travers Grant, violat ing the basic rule, $5 and costs. Homer Bruson Stephenson combination overload, cited. Recent figures released by army ordnance public relations officers show that the official number of lost-time occupational injuries, including occupational diseases, per million man-hours of work, is lower in ammunition plants than In any other Amer ican industry. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR MALTA COMMANDERV Stated conclave. Wednesday evening, April 18. 1945. Honoring R. E. Grand Com mander Ralph E. Sweeney. Dinner. 6:45. Work. Order of the Temple. Visiting Knight welcome. V. T. Wilson. E. C. R. E. De trick. Recorder. 1I Closing time for Sunday Too Late to Classify 5:30 Saturday afternoon Please remember. Too Late to Classify ( Mull Trlbun Want Adl. WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED Parrs It Service on All Makes B. & B Washer Shop THOMAS J. PERRY Services for Thomas J. Perry 81, who passed away In a local hospital Monday, will be held at the graveside In Sams Valley cemetery at 2 p. m., Thursday with the Rev. W. A. Dawes offl dating. Arrangements are in care of Conger-Morris Chapel. He was born In Clinton Conn ty, Iowa, on August 9, 1863. When three years old. with his parents he came to California by covered wagon, wintering there and then came on to Sams Val ley the followln.. Spring where he resided until his death. He had lived on the same place for 79 years. He is survived by a sister. Mrs. Armanda Webber, Sams Valley, and a brother, B. H. Per ry, Ashland. GEORGE T. DAVIS Services for George T. Davis. Griffin Creek, who passed away Sunday, will be held In the Conger-Morris Chapel at 2:30 p. m.. Wednesday with the Rev. Harry Hansen officiating. Interment will be In Jacksonville cemetery. He was born In Paintrock. N. C, on April 20, 1869, and had lived In this community for 24 years. He is survived by three sons, Robert and Lester Davis, Mid ford, John Davis, Denver; a daughter, Mrs. J. B. Gabbard, Ark.; a brother, Saul Davis In the east; and five grandchildren. WEATHER Northern California Clear today, tonight and Wednesday but with local morning coastal fogs; little temperature change. Women do yon suffer simple fWdift Dim to Lost of Blood-Iron? Ton fflrl who tuffrr from simple anemia or who lose so much during monthly periods you feel tired, weak, "dragged out" this may be dua to low blood-iroo eo try Lrdia E. fMnkham'e TABLETS at once, pinkham'e Tablet ere on of the very bet home ways to help build up red blood to glre more trngtb ana energy in such cum, PlnJLhare'e Tablets are one of the rrvetest blood -Iron tonios you can buy I Foilcw label dlrecUrrs ijfctrtfjits'sTASlCt'S FOR SALE Best variety of enrly cab bage plants. Oakdale Grocery. WANTED Elect ricfef rigerator "a"n d washm g machine. Tribune. Box 4320 FOR SALE Electric separator, M. W. Used one year. Phone Eagle Point, 2008. S3750 8 acres Irrigated land In clover end alfalfa; 8 -room house and other buildings; good soil. Close to Med ford. I. E. Schuler, Realtor, 225 W. 6th. Phone S671; evenings R. E. S A LESW OM EN wanted for coat, suit and dross department. Experienced only. Tribune, Box 4641. FOR SALE 1 acre, 4 -room modern house, city water, oil stove. 2d house east of Roxy Ann grange on Spring. Immediate possession. Phone FOR SALE New white enamel trash burner, light maple drop-leaf dinette srt; leather chaps, saddle, blanket and hrldd 1 e.22 Portland ave. LOCAL GIRL, 23, wants permanent office position typing, bookkeeping end shorthand experience. Phone 4776. . FOR SALE-Batterycharger. charges 6 batteries; at no small radio. Auto mobile Market. 6th and Bartlett. Phone 3919. FOR SALE Lady's 'navy-blue pencil ripe at. si: 14: ze 14. 11.1 East 12th. mixture COME to Casey's East Side Texaco, Main and Hawtnorne, tor mat next Lub or Wash Job. You can get Body and Fender work and Welding done at Casey's. 1 Casey does General Repairing and 1 Polishes or Waxes cars. You will I find Tires, Batteries and Accessories at Casey's. Open at 7 a. m , close at 7 p. m. Remember, try Casey's! FEQtfll3? sv NO DELAY FOR FACTORY METHOD J RECAPPING FIRESTONE STORES 214 So. Riverside Phon 475? WANTED TO Phone 5310. BUY Lawn mower. VISIT our gift department before Mother's Day. ACME HARDWARE Main and Grape FOR SALE Potatoes for eeed. Oak- dale Grocery. FOR SALE A well-located S-room modern house. Close In and atuac tively priced. Phone 3768 FOR SALE At Casey's East Side .tAjecpjng Dag camp Btove. metal cot, gas stove, gas iron,, type FSR SALEirNehof' voltage regulator f?ro37, 38 or '3fl Plymouth; -300 0 -1-30 ampmeter;Hencol electric wind shield defroster, electric fan with bracket for dnsh mount, rubber blades; 4-In. frosted, circular dome lamp; S E M. A. -approved K.-D. stop lamp, model No. 245, for truck Goodyear 5I-plate battery, 110 amp., charged 1250; type 2L Buick , or Pontiac battery, 110-amp., charged 1250; child's snow suit, size 2; jumper swing with extra spring. Phone 3731. rR SALE Sturdy cauliflower plants. FOR SALE Man's prewar Columbia bicycle in good condition. 315 Oak central foint, LOST Car keys in black rubber con tainer. Reward. Write Evelyn Jones, Rt. 4, Box 31-A. Medford. DON'T WORRY about moving. For complete service phone 4664. City Transfer and Storage, 38 S. Fir st un oftLt, uaivamzeo gnrboge cans with covers. Large ones. Oakdale Grocery. GIVE your car a spring tonic. We lubricate, Change transmission and differential grenso (6-lb. limit). Price $2.75. Checking battery and front wheel bearings. FIRESTONE STORES, 214 S. Riverside. Ph. 4757. LET ME plow your garden with a I Rototiller garden tractor. Leaves '. fine seed bed. Phone 4153, FARMERS. ATTENTION For fast de livery or quick move of heavy ma chinery phone 2688. Davis Transfer A S tor a Re Co.. 40 S. First. CHAPTER BE . P. E. O . Will hold rummage sale April 21. starting at w a. m. in Tne masonic mag, MAN WANTED for grain warehouse . work. Prefer young man with truck driving experience. Phone 3756. F. E. Samson Co. FOR SALE 1R36 Ford de luxe sedan, extras. Phone 5XX1 or call at 719 Laurel St., Central Point, after 8:30. WANTED TO RENT Furnished oi partly furnished house, 2 or 3 bed rooms. Kciorences. r. u. box too. FOR SALE: Pigs, 80 pounds and up; also two-unit milker and two-bottom, 14-inch plow, or trade for stock. W. C. Higinbotham. Phone 384, central tomi. WANTED Good 8 mm. movie camera. Phone 5764. FOR SALE: Electric lroner on stand Good condition. Phone 5764, before 8 P- m- FOR SALE Sudan grass No. 23, and English rye grass. Jackson County Feed. LET ME paint your porches, floors, built-ins. Interior woodwork of any kind, any odd Jobs of painting Charge is very reasonable. Call at 71ft W. 13th, after 5 p. m. CHICKENS AND RABBITS WANTED I Highest prices. Qunlity Market, I m w. aiain. mono ibi FOR SALE: Dining room suite, occa- ' slonal chair, oak desk. Ironing ! board, heating and cook stoves, jars. : hlghchair, drying rack, yard; benches. 1013 W. 9th. FOR SALE Pansy plants, 50c dozen. Oakdale Grocery. FOR SALE 4 well-bred Guernsey cows, now fresh; 1 heifer, 1 reg istered Hereford bull. Cows and heifer bred back to a registered bull. 2 brood mares, 1 gelding, sad dle stock. H. L. Clay comb, Ashland, Ore. Phone 4011. LssJ i-v Nights Only Weekdays Doors Open 6:45 P. M. CLOSED WEDNESDAY LAST TIME3 TONIGHT .A U71 (M liltrifl tlliill f PLLS TC i C She's QUEEN on the radio . . t SCREAM on the Screen !W Stsrli Thursday 2 Family Hitil DICK FORAN (The Singing Cowboy) In WE KNOW HOW IT IS . . . You Just couldn't get to the theatre when it was here before . . . Aunt Minnie was in town or Junior was sick, or you had to work late. We know . . That's why we're giving you another chance. We will have a return en gagement so that every one will have a chanca to tee this hilarious rib-ticklerl Starts Tomorrow I Joe E. BROWN "POLO JOE" COMPANION FEATURE BATHOS ROMANCE IRCnMSTAKTIAL .ftitem O'SHU I I I "Or L'-Vjl I": NOUN iiW'Tv Aoff. Ivy. nam, Bulter. Call 4S43. or 01S McAndrew,. Positively Ends Tonight! Edw. G. Robinson "TIGER SHARK". RICHARD ARLEN Alto mDJtlOIC T!3llmCB 1 iiHintb inuuuLn i uu ll:H;sMM WANTED Man for steady garden work in country with own trans portation, two days per week. Phone 4668. F. Corning Kenly. PAJAMAS, Anklets and Undershirts up to sire 6. Tiny Tots' Shop, 3rd floor Medford Center Building. GRIMM alfalfa seed hns been harcTfo get supply limited get yours while It lasts. F. E. SAMSON CO. FOR SALE Double horse-trailer, white enamel range. Rt. 4 Box 64, Buckshot Hill rd. SPRING CLEANING In Used Cars at the Automobile Market 6th and Bartle tt. Phone 3919 193S Chev. Sport Sedan , jyao nasn 4-uoor 1033 Ford 4-Door 1034 Chev. 4 -Door . .I4R5 , 373 , 395 . 345 1933 Plymouth Couoa 245 1930 Buick Sedan 73 ANOTHER car of Governmerir Wheat now on track. Come and get It. Bring your sacks. F. E. SAMSON CO. WANTED Wrist compass. "Marble," for boy overseas. Write 1134 Court st INSULATING wall boards, ceiling tile"; also sheet rock. Big Pines Lumber FOR SALE flOO acres grain, alfalfa and stock ranch In northern Cali fornia. Winter pasture for 70-80 head of cattle. 200 acres under cul- tivatlon. Free Irrigation for 30 acres. 8-room house, electricity, pressure system, etc. Sea Corcoran, Rosa Lane. Phone 6683. FOR SALE 7-ft. Oliver Dfac Harrow, nearly new. H4 mi.,N.W. Central Point. P. D. Lofland. 100-CHICK siz electric brooders, just $3.43. Get one. F. E. SAMSON CO. WE BUY 'EM WE SELL 'EH COME IN AND SEE EM 1037 Ford DeLuxe Sedan, heater. 1033 Ford Sednn. 1938 Graham Sedan, radio. 1933 Dodge Sedan. 1933 Studebaker Sedan, heater. 1033 Studebaker Tudor. Be Ready for the Brake Teat Lot Us Check Them for You, See Us for Tires Batteries Garden Hose A. Z. "TUBBY" DEAN, Your Pontiao Dealer Richfield Station Phone 2942 6th & G rape Sts. Check Your Brakes WANTED Plowing, harrowing, any kind of tractor work. Phone 2117. Riverside Market, Medford. or 782 Central Point Tuotdar. April 17, IS4S MEDFORD MAIL THrBDTfstTTTsf WANTED Rabbits, any amount, alive or dressed. Phone 2117, Riverside Market. PLANTS and hotkaps. F. E. SAMSON CO. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time. Cash end Gas Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 3919. 6th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to Us. WANTED Chickens, any kind, any amount, live or dressed, taying hens or otherwise. Phone 2117, Riverside Market , NOW AVAILABLE No. 1 cert (grade red cedar shingles. Big Pines Lunv f OR-SALE -Lady's black wool dress coat Ilka new, size 16. Tribune, Box ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Special Ulpg in permanents All work guar anteed Phone 2004 1 20 N Central APPLES Half mile north Bear Creek bridge, east of Central Point Gob- nnra CAMERON -MOFFTTT LUMBER CO" LOW-PRICED LUMBER So Riverside at Barnett Rd Medford Phone 5462 foR SALE 4 -cylinder Durant motor, complete with generator, starter, clutch and transmission. Write Tribune. Box 3614 APPLES." $1 25 lug. Brln "containers Walter To lie. Stewart ave. Mother's Cards Day Choose from the finest lines In America dis played hero. SWEM'S Book & Gift Shop rm ROUGH BLOX St SLABS, mtm bla double load M JO. Madford uC Tel 3111 SOMETHING NEW al LILLIE'S CAFE Come In and Try our ' American Style CHINESE DISHES e NOODLES ' e CHOW-MEIN e CHOP-SUEY Made by PAT GRAHAM Lillie's Gornor Cafe . Court St. & McAndrewi Service After 10:00 P.M. IS YOUR CAR FOR SALE? SEI HUMPHREY NOW for a HIGH CASH PRICE! HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Ave. 3 THE CONSPIRATORS HEDY LAMARR PAUL HENREID I TOMORROW! EVERY SCENE, EVERY THRILL, EVERY HERO, EVERY BOMB IS REAL! ... A DRAMA OF THE PACIFIC . . . FILMED ON THE SEA, UNDER FIRE! I FULL-OF-FIGHT FEATURE! fiTi THRILLINGLY TOLD BY nanrnr tmvi AD . fir LT. nUDLfl I HiiLvn, v HCKB 7 W frfl J -isar &jJT m i ii-m. in I-1 1 Hi CXOR ' AH 17 v n mmi u w iW'LJs B-J VJ ai. t - . J! V. t?Atf St M m m "V v' KrA This a on Amneenc Record tVery Scene PholocropSed h Zone, of CombotTtf r.V.F ,0' Men of Itie United Siolel Navy . Photography Superbed by Captoei Edward I ..... m m .. " I. m I . ' 1 1 . - - I .1 I . f J. fJ L. J. dteicneiv u. e. rfc B. u. Komm. n. u miaaienm, u. n. www. vwiyi long. U. 5. N. . Philllpe de lacy Narrolioe Wrtttew by John Stuort Morhe A LOVI STORY THAT WILL WARM EVERY LONELY HEART IN THE LAND . . . AND THRILL EVERY HAPPY ONE! C ANNE BAXTER JOHN HODIAK i kj0f ) Sunday Dinner rjP0i gwl Ma jh.l 408 E. Main. Phone 302 ILi lows ft 1:45-6:45 3:30 etf