Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 18, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and PERSONAL To Portland Louis P. Older, 38 North Berkeley Way, was called to Portland yesterday be cause of the Illness of his moth' er, Mrs. Burgess. Club To Meet Jacksonville Garden club will meet at the home of Mrs. Lois McKee Thurs day at z p.m. rrogram ior me day will be on azaleas and rho dodendrons. Is AssistantMrs. C. B. Kel- ley has taken up the duties of assistant to the price clerk of the Medford war price and ra- tion board. She replaces Mrs. Wright Scoville, resigned. Board To Meet Medford Realty board will meet at the Holland Hotel tomorrow noon with Robert Schenck, assistant manager of the U. S. National bank, speaking on "The G. I, Bill." ... Dances To Resume Dances at Service Club No. 2 at Camp White will be resumed Thursday night, it was announced today. The dance last week was can celled due to the death of the late President Roosevelt. Cpl. Fry Here Cpl. James F. Fry is in Medford to visit his wife, Charlene, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Gammill, 118 Willamette avenue after having served 27 months in the China-Burma-India the ater. He will also visit his par ents Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Fry, Murphy. The corporal arrived In the United States April 7. Cadet In Oklahoma Danny Graham, cadet at the United States Military Academy at West Point, is now at the Z348th AAF base unit, Chickasha, Okla. for his summer training. Cadet Graham, who entered West Point in July of 1043, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Graham, 108 Cottage street. His older brother, Robert P. Graham, Jr., QMle in the navy, has returned to this country after 18 months duty in South American waters aboard a sub-chaser and is now stationed in Miami, Fla., at Mc Allister Barracks. He spent a leave in New York with his wife and with his brother at West Point. . s9 7f ft.m.mb.r that CemtlpetLn on moke nil talks l.ek blgl Energy at low ebb? 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Nevita Social club, home of Mrs. Donna Brenner. Corporal Horn. Cpt. John Hakkerup, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hakkerup, Prospect, ar rived home Thursday for a two weeks furlough from Camp Beale, Calif., en route to a new assignment. Bell Homt Sgt. James R. Bell is home from the army air field at Hobbs, N. M on an emergency furlough due to the illness of his father, Dan Bell, 31 Elm street, who is a patient at Community hospital. . On Furlough Sgt. Clifford G. Cave, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cave, 129 Holly street, arrived home last night from the Red River Ordnance depot, Texar kana, Tex. He will leave April 27 to report back to camp. Eayrs Home Sgt William Eayrs is in Medford on a 19 day furlough from Long Beach, Calif., where he is stationed with the army air base in com munications work. He is visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bous- sum, 720 Welch street. Canton To M.et Canton Sis kiyou No. 10 and auxiliary will meet at the I.O.O.F. hall Friday at 6:30 p.m. for a covered dish supper. Mrs. Ethyl Weed is chairman in charge of the sup per which will be followed by regular meetings of the two groups. ... Officer Home Flight Officer William E. Brooks arrived in Medford Saturday night on emergency leave from Houston, Tex., where he is stationed with the army air corps. Brooks Is visiting his wife, Vera Rae, who was recently released from the hospital, and family at 503 Spencer avenue. He expects to leave Sunday. . . Bardwell Leaving Ralph G Bardwell, 1002 South Oakdale will leave Thursday for Portland where he will attend meetings of the Oregon, Washington, Cali fornia Pear League and Winter Pear Control. Mrs. Bardwell left for Portland last night to visit relatives and .will return with her husband, April 29. . Permits Issued William My ers, 725 Beekman avenue, was issued a building permit at the office of the city superintendent yesterday to erect an additional bedroom at a cost of $200. Mrs. Laura Lawrence, 112 Cottage street, received a permit to build a garage at a cost of $150 after fire destroyed a previous struc ture. , Greenes Horn. Lt. Col. and Mrs. Fred W. Greene have re turned to their home, 1718 East Main street, and the colonel will remain here on leave from the army until May 7 when he will again report for overseas duty. Col. Greene returned to the United States several weeks ago after 34 months in the South Pa cific, took t special course at the command and staff school. Ft. Leavensworth, Kans., gradu ating March 16, and then spent two weeks in Washington, D. C, on special duty. Mrs. Greene accompanied him to the capital. OBITUARY SCOTT INFANT Vernon Larry Scott, Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James Scott, 1005 E. Main street, passed away unexpectedly early Wednesday morning at the age of six months. Arrangements are in care of the Conger-Morris chapel. ARCHIBALD J. KEHOE Archibald J. Kehoe, 66, passed away at his home, 1009 N. Central Ave., Tuesday after noon after a short illness. He moved to Medford about six months ago from Klamath Falls for his health. Arrangements are In care of the Conger-Morris chapel. . ZENA A. GRISHAM Funeral services for Zena A. Grisham will be held at the Perl Funeral Home on Thursday at 2 p. m., with the Rav. G. O. Baker officiating. Interment will take place in Central Point cemetery. 1' IBM LEATHER AND FABRIC For unusually dressy wear her Is the unusually dressy shoe. Interest is immediately focused upon the) novel vamp treat ment. Striking is the word for it. The toe is open. M. M. DEPT. STORE WILLIAM T. BUCK William Thomas Buck, 90, a resident of the Applegate dis trict for the past 23 years, passed away this forenoon. Two children survive, Gerald Buck and Mrs. Tenant Mc Daniel. Also two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be con ducted by the Rev. D E. Mil lard in the Conger-Morris chap el at 10 a. m. Friday. The re mains will then be forwarded to Chico, Calif., for concluding services in the Dayton ceme tery there Saturday afternoon. VINEYARD PURCHASED Guasti, Cel., April 18. (U.R) L. A. Weller, Upland, Cal., Pact fic coast manager of the Garrett Wine Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., to day announced that his organiza tion had completed the purchase of controlling stock in the Italian Vineyard Co., for approximately $5,000,000. ' IRRIGATE FIELDS Run-off waters of the forks of Bear Creek were turned into the ditches of the Medford Irri gation district this week, Man ager J. M. Spencer reports. The water is being used on pasture and alfalfa crops. The spring run-off is just getting started and all water will be used for irrigation. Tests will be made the com ing summer of a method for elimination of moss from Irri gation ditches, Manager Spen cer also reports. Moss is one of the leading ditch nuisances, clogging the water flow in the late summer. Some preliminary tests were made last year. Bartlett and D'AnJou pears have started blooming, Assistant County Agent C. B. Cordy re ports. Peach and apricot blos soming is over. Planting of corn and shear ing of sheep is expected to start before May 1, County Agent Robert G. Fowler states. He es timates that the corn acreage will be larger than last year and also predicts a good wool clip. Packing houses report about 40 cars of apples and pears re main In storage here and it is expected all the pears will be shipped by May 1. The famous Sutro library of incunabula is housed in the main public library building in San Francisco. HEALTH TO YOU! Correct ftto7, clan Aliments Hemorrhoids (Piles), Fle- ure, riaiuia, nernla (flup hire.) deitroy health-power to earn-abillty to enjoy HI. without hospital operation ucceBBiu.lv employed lor a- Tear. Lioerai oreail lermi. Call for examination or send lor FREE booklet. Open Evenings, Mon., Wed., fil, 7 lot. Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINEC Phyildan and Surffoon K. E. Cor. E. Burnt-Ida and Grand Ay. TlphanEAat 3918, Portland 14, Orao Through Saturday t It's Two -Fisted! It's Notorious! It's TEBGICirf V r V. T!' ' w-x ytu mtpQ&y.r A Added JOE E r BROWN ?UpM "POLO i ll:il.,iHli Court Records Justice Court Gall Arley Harmon, failure to stop at highway intersection, ?1 and costs. Walter Christen Miller, four adults In driver's seat, $1 and costs. - Harvey Franklin Baker, com bination overload, cited. Police Court James Kenneth' Jones, Steven W. Agee, drunk, Jailed, released on $10 ball each. Camp White Dance Schedule Thursday Regular informal dance at Service Club No. 2. SCU orches tra will furnish music. INSANITY, HE SAYS Hollywood, April 18. (U.R) Allen T. Sturges II, Hi, scion of wealthy New Jersey family, to day was held for trial May 11 on charges of stealing a $1000 ciga rette case from the home of Screen Actor Bruce Cabot. Sturges pleaded Innocent by reason of Insanity at a prelimi nary hearing yesterday. Cloeinr time for Clantfted Ado 8:90 . m. Too Lete to Claulfy 13:13 p. m. PROPERTY ARGUMENT IS HEARD BY JUDGE HANNA The equity action of Mrs. Dolly Heckler against H. E. Montgomery, for specific per formance of a contract, is un der way before Circuit Judge Herbert K. Hanna, It started yesterday and is expected to be finished today. The action in volves sale of the Worth Smith ranch near Rogue River last November. The plaintiff seeks compliance with contract, wherein the property was sold for $10,500. The plaintiff al leges misrepresentation of the property. The defendant Is rep resented by Attorney Kenneth Denman and the plaintiff by Attorneys G. W.1 Nellson and Allison Moulton. Famost to relief MONTHLY (Alio nSlmotkItTol(I) Lydl. E?. Ptnkham's Vegetable com pound la famou to relievo not only monthly pain but alia accompanying nervoua, tirod. hlglutrung feelings vnen due to functional perlodlo dis turbances. Taken rogularly lt helpa build up resistance against such dis tress. Plnkham's Compound helps na tur6l PoUow label dlreouons. 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