Sunday. Sept. It. 194S MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUrTB .THBK
LOCAL and PERSONAL
. Visiting Mother Mrs. Allyn
DeLara, of Los Angeles, is visit
ing at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Nancy Ginn, 35 Kenwood
avenue.
Announce Baiaar The Loyal
Woman's class of the First
Christian church will hold a
bazaar at Cupp's Furniture ex
change Sept. 28 and 29.
Unit To Meet Phoenix Ex
tension unit will meet Friday at
2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Lyle
Lind'.ey. The year's program
will bt planned and installation
oi oflicers will be held. Any
one interested in home exten
sion is invited to attend.
On Furlough Sgt. Robert
Meals, who debarked in the
United States recently after sev
eral months service with the 8th
air force in England, is expected
to arrive in Jacksonville today
from Ft. Lewis, Wash., to spend
a furlough at the family home.
Returns Mrs. Edwin A. And
ren has returned to the valley
after an extended period of resi
dence in California and is mak
ing her home in Central Point
with her mother, Mrs. Betta
Pankcy. Her husband, Lt. Ed
win A. Andren, in the navy for
the past three years, is now as
signed to the aircraft carrier
wasp currently in Tokyo Bay.
Apply For Permits Applica
tions for building permits were
filed at the city superintendent's
office Friday by the following:
Harvey Nichols, 609 West Sec
ond, add to residence, $400; Clay
ton C. Holt, 811 West Palm
street, erect garage, $300; J. O.
Cooksey, 313 East Ninth street,
erect public garage, 56,000, and
F. R. Walton, 113 Rose avenue,
erect dwelling and garage,
$3,800.
To Visit Family Lt. and Mrs.
L. N. Schade were expected
yesterday at the home of the
officer's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Schade, 989 South Oak
dale avenue The couple motor
ed to Medford from Greenville,
S. C, and will visit here before
Lt. Schade reports to Camp
Beale, Calif., for separation
from the service. He served a
year as a B-25 pilot in the South j
Pacific Mrs Schade is the for-1
mer Mary Elizabeth Shreeve.
To Corvallis Mrs. Raymond
Ross left the city Wednesday
for Corvallis where she will
Join her husband who received
an honorable discharge Monday
from the army at Ft. Lewis.
Wash. Ross, who served 33
months in the Pacific theater as
a captain with the America! di
vision, plans to attend Oregon
State college. Mrs. Ross has
been visiting In the city at the
home of her parents, Mr. and j
Mrs. Harry Olsen, 40 Berkeley
Way.
M I k s c h e Home Lt. Leo.
Miksche, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.
A. Miksche, 813 Minnesota ave
nue, is to leave tomorrow for
Santa Ana, Calif., for reassign
ment with the army air force. !
His mother and sister, Stephan
ie, wi'I accompany him to the
base. Lt. Miksche arrived in
the States recently following
service with the air force in
England since February and has
been visiting his parents and
brother. Norbert, in Seattle, for
the oast month. j
In Slovakia SSgt. Robert
L. As'.-.er, in Europe for the past
severa1 months, has been trans
' ferred from the Eleventh Ar
moreci Division to the Seventh
Armored and is now in Czecho
slovakia. With his last letter
the sergeant sent to his parents.
Mr. n'ld Mrs. Otis Asher, 126
North Holly street, a quantity
of prit ted material which gives
the history of the Eleventh Ar
mored since training days early
in the war and copies of news
dispatches written about the
division.
The sergeant, whose wife
lives in Ashland, was wounded
during January and wears the
purpl.- heart and other decora
tions. His younger brother,
James P. Asher, ships cook 2c.
was recently home and left last
week to report at Bremerton.
He has been in the navy three
years and was in the South Pa
cific -nore than 23 months.
Autoi Collide Cars operated
by Gordon H. Thompson, Port
land, and Frank H. Wright, Wil
liams, Ore., collided Friday on
Fir street causing some damage
to both vehicles, according to ac
cident reports filed with city
police.
School Entered City police
were called to the Medford
Beauty school, East Main street,
Friday to investigate after the
school had been entered some
time Thursday night. Nothing
was reported missing, according
to police.
To California Mrs. Sarah
John, 720 West 13th street, and
daughter, Mrs. Lester Smith, left
the city Friday for Mrs. Smith's
home in Fairfield, Calif., where
Mrs. John plans to spend the
next two weeks. Mrs. Smith has
been visiting with her mother
the past few days.
Recovering Otis Garrett, of
Talent, who suffered severe
bruises Wednesday in a fall from
a load of hay, is making good
recovery in the Ashland Com
munity hospital, it was reported
Saturday. Mr. Garrett fe,U when
the trip rope broke while he was
unloading hay at a neighboring
farm.
Discharged Ray Hickey ar
rived in the city recently follow
ing an honorable discharge from
the army air corps at Camp
Beale, Calif., after six years in
the army and three years service
overseas. Hickey and nis wue
the former Jean Coffin, make
their home at 527 Franquette
street.
Stewart Home Robert Stew
art, son of Mr. and Mrs. James
B. Stewart, 50 Modoc avenue
arrived in Medford last Satur
day from Ft. Lewis, Wash., after
receiving an honorable dischaige
from the army air corps. Stew
art, a technical sergeant with
the air force, served two years
overseas in both the Asiatic and
European theaters. He gradu
ated from the Curtiss air tech
nical school at Buffalo, N. V.,
shortly before receiving the dis
charge.
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