Medford mail tribune., June 19, 1945, Page 5, Image 5

LOCAL and PERSONAL
Miss Williams Horn Miss
Phyllis Williams has returned to
her home from the University of
Oregon where she has completed
her freshman year. Miss Wil
liams is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. T. V. Williams. Route
4.
Returns Mrs. James Keeble,
Central Point, is expected home
from Seattle today after spend
ing the week-end visiting her
husband, who was on leave from
the merchant marine. Mrs.
Keeble resides with her mother,
Mrs. Floyd H. Hart. .
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LAST TIMES TONIGHT
RANDOLPH SCOTT
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ANDREWS SISTERS
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'ALWAYS A BRIDESMAID'
CALENDAR
Thursday
12 Noon Nile Sewing club,
home of Mrs. C. A. Winetrout,
39 Berkeley Way, potluck lun
cheon followed by sewing for
Shriner's hospital.
1:00 p. m Past Chief's club,
home of Delia Watkins, 19
Mistletoe, potluck luncheon.
1:15 p. m. Just Folks circle,
Methodist church, dessert lun
cheon at home of Mrs. Franks,
611 South Holly street.
2:00 p. m. Alpha Delta class,
First Christian church, Girls'
Community club for dessert luncheon.
2:00 p. m. Women's Relief
corps, armory.
Circle To Meet Prlscilla cir
cle of the Methodist church will
meet Wednesday at 2 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Clarence Jor
dan, 718 Beekman street.
Receives Permit Dick Baize,
45 Hawthorne street, received a
permit yesterday from the city
superintendent's office to erect
a basement costing $300.
Lawn Hose Stolen I. N.
Shults, 806 West Main street, re
ported to police yesterday that
four pieces of lawn hose, 25 and
50 feet in length, were stolen
from his residence sometime
Saturday night.
Sees Sister Mrs. Shannon O.
White, who returned to her
home, 20 Ross Court Monday
after spending a week In Wash
ington, visited while there with
her sister, Mrs. C. J. Bussell of
Montreal, Canada. This was the
first time in 26 years that the
sisters had met.
Collins Here First Lt. Hugh
B. Collins, ATC (Maritime Sec
tion), is visiting at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Collins, 2223 East Main street.
Lt. Collins, who has been in the
southwest Pacific since March,
1942, reports to Ft. Sam Houston,
San Antonio, Tex., July 14.
Lodges To Meet A program,
social evening and dance will
follow the meetings of Crater
Lake Aerie No. 2093 and auxili
ary, F.O.E., Thursday night at
the lodge hall, 219 West Main
street, at 8 p. m, The president
urges all Eagles to be present
and states that there will be no
initiation during the evening;
Barber Leaving George Bar
ber, MoMM3c, will, leave to
night to report back to the naval
hospital at Corona, Calif., after
visiting here with his wife, Lois,
his son, Gary, and his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barber, for
15 days. Barber, who had been
in the Pacific for eight months,
recently was returned home for
hospitalization.
To Dance A dance will be
given by the Townsend club at
the K. of P. hall Friday, begin-J
mng bi o.ou p. m.
Through Street Front street
has been made a through street
from Fourth to Eleventh streets
for the convenience of logging
and other heavy trucks, local
police said today.
False Alarm Firemen
answered a false alarm yester
day afternoon at the home of
Iva McHenry, 28 North Orange
street, where a saw dust burner
was said to have run out of fuel
and caused considerable smoke.
Returns Here Mrs. Violet
Spencer returned last week
from a several months' visit in
Des Moines, la. She also visit
ed her son, M. E. Spencer and
her daughter, Mrs. J. R. Callan
and families in Buffalo Gap,
Sask., Canada.
Promoted Marmie Olson has
been promoted to chief warrant
officer with the Seabees, accord
ing to information received by
Mrs. Olson, the advancement
having been made June 11. He
is currently on Okinawa island.
Olson, with the Seabees since
1942, was formerly owner of the
Olson Electric company here.
This is his second tour of duty
overseas. Mrs. Olson makes her
home at 111 Newtown street.
Return The Misses Joan El
liott and Calista Farrell of Med
ford and Miss Jean Lausman of
Portland returned yesterday
after a week's trailer camp va
cation at Shady Cove. Miss
Lausman, who is a sorority sis
ter of Miss Elliott, returned to
her home Monday evening. Miss
Lausman and Miss Elliott are
both students at the University
of Oregon and Miss Elliott ar
rived home to spend the sum
mer with relatives here.
Promoted Both Carol and
Gerald Parker have both been
advanced in rank recently, ac
cording to information received
by their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Corcoran, Ross Lane.
Carol Corcoran, elder of the two
brothers, is now a master ser
geant in the air corps stationed
at Assan, India, and Gerald Cor
coran has been advanced to chief
motor machinist on an LST of
the coast guard in the South Pa
cific. Both have been in service
about three years.
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Livestock
Portland, Ora., Juna IS (UP)
Livestock: Cattle 150. calves 2S, mar
ket opening steady at Monday 25 to 80
cents lower close: few common to
medium grass steers. U.SO-14.00. some
held higher, heifers scarce, canner
cutter cows 7-9.00: fat dairy tvpe cows
9 50.10 50; good sausage bulls slow,
few head 11.30 but many unsold: good
to choice vealers quotable 15.50-16 50.
Hogs 00, market active, steady:
barrows and gilts, all weights. 15 75;
sows scarce, salable 19 00, good stags,
14.50. heavy feeder pigs, 6-10.50, un
der 100 lbs. quotable to 20.00.
Sheep 300, market steady, but de
mand very narrow, for old crop lambs;
gOOa-CnOlCB spring io-vv-w...-.
closely sorted lots, quotable to 14 J5;
!.. arn.mrf 11 OO'
coinmon-mcuiuiu at hum. ..
old crop shorn lambs, closed fully SI
lower Monday, largely at 10-1100;
good awes 6-6.50.
Chicago. June 18 (UPt (WAV
Mvestoclcl Hogs: 7000; active, fully
steadv Good and choice barrows and
gilts 140 lbs. and up at 14.75. calling:
good and ch iice sows at 14.
Cattle: 8500; Calves: 1000; fed steers
and yearlings steady-25 cents lower,
onlv choice weighty steers holding
steadv. Top 18; bulk 1525-1725: half,
ers steady to weak, with-choice kind
absent; mixed eteeri and heifers to
17 '
Sheep: 1500: fairly active and gen
erally fully steady. Good and choice
medium spring lambs 16-16 25 with
comparable bucks 1 on less; few com
mon lightweight springers down to
13; shorn naUve ewes in odd lota 6.00
down.
Portland Produce
Portland. June 19 (UP) Whole
sale Market Prices: ..-..
Cauliflower Northern (3-3.25 crate.
Peas Local 14-13C .....
Radishes Local Spring, fl-MB.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago, June 19 (UP)
Wheat . Open High
t..i n43i 172'i
R-nt. "". 168i 168?s
170 170n
1S6' JOB'S
Decr..:r:::i68'' i8 tesg
May - 168',. 168 . 1651J 1651s
8. F. DAIRY PRICES
San Francisco, June IB Al.fi)
Dairy market:
Butter: 93 score 43, 92 score
42V4, 89 score 41.
Cheese: Loafs 27.9, triplets
27 2
Eggs: Large grade A 42Vi,
medium grade A 39V4, small
grade A 36V4, large 'grade B
39VS. .
Wall Street
New York, June 19 flJ.R)
Steel shares, long-time laggards,
took the lead of a broad rise on
the stock market today.
Trading was under yesterday's
total because the market closed
for two hours in honor' of Gen
eral of Army Dwight D. Eisen
hower. But the hourly sales
average rose by 100,000 shares
over yesterday.
Preliminary closing Dow-Jones
averages: Industrial, 167.25, up
0.31; rail, 61.41, off 0.31; utility,
32.87, off 0.04; and 65 stocks,
64.53, off 0.03.
Sales were 1,560,000 shares in
The
Nightingale Club
Will Ea Closed
for a Few Weeks
while a new dining room
and kitchen are installed
and improvements in our
cocktail lounge made.
Watch for our opening.
Les Shaw, Owner.
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BACK THE 7rh WAR LOAN
the short three-hour session,
compared with 1,930,000 yester
day. Today't closing prices on se
lected stocks:
American Telephone lc
Telegraph 17234
Anaconda .n........ 35i
Chrysler 114H
Curtiss Wright . 6H
General Electric . 43H
General Motors 68Va
Montgomery Ward . .. 62
Penn. R. R 39?i
Phillips Petroleum 50U
J. C. Penney .......,......119V4
Radio .. .. 13H
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil of Calif,
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Transamerlca
United Alrcrafts
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
81
43 U
42T4
14
2914
88V
69 V
TRUCKS FOR RENT
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MOBILOIL STATION
Main and Ivy Phone 4la
Tuesdar June 19, 1949
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUint-Jmr
CAR COLLIDES WITH B-17
Manchester, N, H. U.R) An
automobile was in collision here
with, of all things, a B-17 Flying
Fortress. The crash occurred at
Grenier Field, killing one mem-
S. M. WADE
Commercial and Domestic
Refrigerators Repaired
5302 Phone 4104
ber of the bomber crew and. in
juring four passenger! in the
automobile.
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