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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1945)
i. 1 LOCAL and PERSONAL On Furlough Pfc. Lyle H. Seymour has arrived in Central Point on a 30-day lurlough after spending 21 months In the Euro pean theater of war. He wears five battle stars, the bronze ar rowhead, and the good conduct medal. Pfc. Seymour is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Seymour. HEALTH TO YOU! Corracf fUcfaf, Coon AtlmtnU Hemorrhoid! (Pilei), Fi ur. Fistula, Hornia (Rup-j lurtj asiiTOT mann-powtr to arn-ability to noy lit. Our method ol treatment without hospital operation luceeisfully employed lor 33 years. Liberal credit termi. Call (or examination ot cend lor FREE booklet. Open Eveningt, Won,, Wad., Frl,, 7 to 8.3fl Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC Phy$Man and Surgtcn N. E. Cor. E. Burostde and Grand Are. Telephone EAit 3918, Portland 14, Oregon At Spokane Cpl. Edgar A. Edwards, son of Frank Edwards, 1105 W. Fourth street, has begun training as an aviation engineer of the army air force at Geiger Field, Spokane, Wash., according to word from his headquarters. Before going to Spokane, Ed wards has been stationed in Lib eral, Kans., and Dallas, Tex. . To Washington Miss Betty McKenzie, of 608 Catherine street, will leave Medford today for Everett, Wa'sh., where she will sing at the wedding of a sorority sister, Miss Alda Hesby, to be held in Everett Saturday. Both girls are members of the Gamma Phi Beta sorority of the University of Oregon. While north Miss McKenzie will visit Miss Helen Young, daughter of Mrs. Lois Young, both former residents here. She plans to re turn home next week. Tul !G To RAY'S MODERN MUSIC A Real Party for All at ORE A HT IHtY rvni fiftm IJ sn at- ra wua 1 1 Urge Attendance Officers of the Jackson county Shrine club are urging all Shrineri of Jack son county to attend the picnic being given by the Shriners' wives at Jackson Hot Springs Sunday, July 29. There will be a potluck dinner, and ice cream and coffee will be furnished. Those attending are asked to bring their own sugar and service. Holmes Graduates Richard David Holmes S-2c has graduat ed from Signalman's school at Pearl Harbor and is now sta tioned in the Marianas with a fleet replacement unit. He grad uated with the class of '44 from Medford high school, enlisted in October, '44 and graduated from boot camp at Farragut in Febru ary of this year. Holmes is the son of Mrs. Jiuth Holmes Boyd. From East Claude D. Greer, Sr., of Dayton, O., arrived In the city Wednesday to spend a vaca tion at the home of his son's fiance, Miss Maxine Smith, Char lotte Ann road. His son, Claude (Jay) Jr., who was stationed at Camp White, is expected home from Germany and plans to Join his father here. This is Mr. Greer's first visit in Medford and he plans to look over the valley with the intention of buy ing a home. Receives Aid Medal Capt. Dean W. Ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Ford of Jacksonville highway, has been awarded the aid medal for operational flying between India and China, ac cording to information received here by his parents. Capt. Ford has been stationed in India since the first of the year. He has been in the air corps about four years, being stationed first In this country as an instructor and then with the ferrying command. A graduate of Medford high school, he attended Oregon State college. His wife and daughter live in Newberg, Ore. FLOOR SANDING and FINISHING ("jl Refinishing Our Specialty S. H. FRALEY Phone 2661 CALENDAR Friday 1:00 p. m. Electa Social club, home of Mrs. Virginia Ranskill, 112 King St., covered-dish lun cheon. Bring service. 1:30 p. m. Jolly Stitchers, home of Austia Bameburg, 1297 Sunset Ave. Articles Found City police men reported today that a lock, gas cap, and keys and container have been turned into the police station and may be claimed by the owner on proper identifica tion. Visiting Here Flight Officer Farrel Snider is visiting in Med ford at the home of Mrs. Stella Wilson, 1009 W. Main street, mother of Mrs. Snider. For the last four months, Snider has been ferrying ships In the South Pacific. He is en route to Nash ville, Tenn., where he expects overseas duty. Ankle Broken A. J. Westfall, distribution supervisor of the Shell Oil Co., with headquarters in Portland, suffered a broken ankle last night in a pavement fall while returning to his room at the Jackson hotel. He was taken by Conger-Morris ambul ance to the Community hospital where his Injury was attended. Boyd On Furlough Robert E. Boyd, Jr., arrived in Medford Thursday for a 30-day furlough after a year in France and Ger many with the 12th infantry of the 4th army. He has the good conduct medal, infantryman's rifle badge, unit citation, and five campaign stars. He is visit ing his father, Robert E. Boyd, and other relatives. Completes Course Lt. Del Cooley, of Medford, recently completed an instructors' course at the army air field at Midland, Tex., and is en route to Carls bad, N. M., according to a re lease from the field. Lt. Cooley received his wings at Carlsbad early last year and returned to the valley in March of this year after serving with the Eighth Air force as a bombardier and navigator. illM AWT HOUSEWARES I Tooth Picks gj- 2for5c Cookie Jars BT& Qftc Red and White. W 3 fSSST eTiso Doz.29 j Holdsr Ration Book FRFF 'J Assorted Color.. IIiimi ullVAiWi.iii lliruMMn n.n.iii 11 mi LIMITED QUANTITIES ri i Ties lies Assorted Colors. 1 Socks -Men 41 Close Outl HEN'S WEAR 2 ... 89c 2 -.49 Regular w T - 3Pr93c 3Pr.66c Regular 89c Regular 49c Polish Cleaner and Polish. Horn "y Single Trumpet. 1 Cheese Cloth Cleaning and Polishing. Gas Cap Keyless Locking. Mirror Side Clamp -On. Jerry Can 5 Gallon. Lock Spar Wheel. Spark Plugs Rebuilt. Tire Boots Self-Vulcanlslng. Radiator Cleaner Cools Motor. Regular 41c Regular $2.69 Regular 3Cc Regular 98c Regular $1.33 Regular $1.79 Regular 98c Regular 50c Regular 53c Regular 39c 29c S98 19' 49c $29 10' 29 29' USED MERCHANDISE Keating Stove Wood. Keating Stove Wood or Coal Circulator. Table and Chairs Round Oak Table. Regular $12.50 Regular $30.00 Regular $10.00 $Q88 $9&8 $288 FURNITURE Play Pen Unfinished. Dinette Set Maple Finish. Rugs 6x98x10712x9. High Chair, 1 Herd Wood. Regular $7.19 Regular $36.95 Values to $29.95 Regular $9.95 $288 $988 SQ83 $788 Fir Call Small damage by fire was caused yesterday after noon to a davenport at the home of J. E. Flynn, 1134 Court street, local firemen reported this morn ing. The run was made at 3 o'clock. City Inspector J. A. Wolf, 718 West Fourth street, was em ployed by the city yesterday for the position of city electrical in spector with offices at the office of the city superintendent. Wolf, an electrical contractor, has made his home In Medford since 1927. Cars Collide Cars operated by Ellen McRae, West Prune street, and Josephine B. Wllles. 30 Keene Way drive, collided Monday on West Sixth street causing considerable damage to the McRae auto, according to an accident report on file with city police. m Apply Fer Permit J. A. Pet erson, 1216 East Main street, applied for a permit yesterday at the office of the city super intendent to build an addition to a residence at a cost of $400. U. Barrett, 503 King street, ap plied for permit to reshingle at a cost of $165. Morris on Furlough Pvt. Neil E. Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Morris, SI 6 Belmont ave nue, is visiting his parents In the city, on furlough from the army air field at Yuma, Ariz., where he is stationed as a cadet. Mor ris will leave Aug. 7 to report for further duty. Tarns Home Thomas Tams, TM3c, is visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Tams, 219 South Holly street, after completing advanced train ing at the naval school at New port, R. I. He will report to Schumaker base, Calif., for re assignment next week. Eagles to Meet Crater Lake Aerie and Auxiliary Fraternal Order of Eagles will meet Thurs day at 8 p. m. at Eagles hall, 219 West Main street, for Initiation; the drill team will be in uniform. The evening will be concluded with a dance and all members are asked to be on time. Huson Home Sgt. Roy L. Huson, son of Mrs. Ina M. Huson, 436 West Main street, is visiting his mother, brother, Darell, and sister, Mrs. J. A. Phillips, while on a 17-day furlough from the army at Seattle. Sgt. Huson re turned to the States some time ago from service overseas. Men Sought Local police have been asked to locate John Paul Jordan, about 70, and re portedly living about a mile from Medford, and Robert W. Lemon, who moved to Medford some time ago from Salem. Any one having information about either man is asked to call police headquarters. En Route Home Set. Robert C. Taylor, 22, administrative clerk with the 15th army air force in Italy, arrived at Charles ton, S. C, last week by transport plane, en route home for 30 days, according to a notice from that port. Sgt. Taylor was In ducted Into the army in January, 1943, and went overseas to Italy in October, 1943. . He has been BEAT HEAT VThy let tfoillnff Avn an4 night torment you with Unf and burn of haat TMh, prickly beat, chafe? Check misery with Mei sui. too thins, medicated powder. Family favorita fnr itch of minor akin trou Mea. Bend aome overaeaa. Cwta little, GatMexaana. I i THURSDAY 2 BIG HITS 2 WILLIAM BOYD COLT COMRADES Plus awarded the' presidential unit citation, the good conduct rib bon and seven bronze stars for his European theater ribbon. His wife, Peggy Ann, lives at 1006 S. Oakdale avenue, and his mother, Mrs. Mary E. Gustafson, lives in Longview, Wash. Wednesday, July 25, 1945 ' MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE TVTZ girls of the Oregon Green Guard I field, farm and forest. 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