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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1945)
LOCAL and PERSONAL)- airafU Mitslna CItv Bailee reported yesterday a bicycle be longing to Lelartd Fisher, route 3 has been missing since Oct. 31 The bike bore license No. . . . Means Issued A marriage license was issued in the ofiice of the 'Josephine county clerk Nov. 6 to Evelyn Mary Jones and James Joseph Leamy, both of Medford. Society To Meet Jackson county Medical society will hold the November meeting at the Hotel Jackson in Medford. Dr. William W. P. Holt will be host for a 7 o'clock dinner and Dr. E. A. Woods of Ashland will give the paper of the evening. In School Miss Adcle M. Von Lubken of Medford is enrolled this fall in the largest incoming class in the history of the Uni versity of Denven, Colo., accord ing to en announcement from the university. Miss Von Lubken Is enrolled In the graduate school for social work. Permits To Build S. D. Wei- don, 1100 North Riverside ave nue, applied for-a building per mit Friday at the office of the city superintendent to erect a dwelling and business place cost ing $3,500 and H. J. Grow, 516 Fairmont street, applied for per mit to demolish a barn and erect a garage at a cost of $300. To Visit Here Cpl. Paul W. Jones, USMC, is expected to ar rive in the city soon to visit at the home of his mother. Mrs. S. A. Sutherlin, 1217 West 11th street. The corporal has re ceived an honorable discharge from the marine corps at Camp Pendleton, Calif., after 27 months in the South Pacific area. Lodge To Meet Talisman lodge No. 31, Knights of Pythias, will meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. Instead of the usual meeting time of 8 o'clock, James Stewart, chancellor commander, has an nounced. The half hour post ponement is to allow for prac tice by the Knights of Khorassan for the ceremony to be held Sat urday in Yreka, Calif. Extension To Meet Oak Grove extension unit will meet Tuesday at 11 a. m. at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Crocker, Jack sonville highway. Subject will i be "Making Kitchens More Liv able," with Miss Marian Farrell, county home demonstration agent, giving a demonstration. A pot-luck luncheon will be served and anyone interested is invited to attend. Evanson Home Edward C. Evanson, former storekeeper, 2e, returned to Medford Friday from Bremerton, Wash., where he received an honorable dis charge from the navy Seabees, and is with his wife and son at the family home, 718 West 14th street. Evanson, with the navy three years, served 27 months with the 51st and 134th Seabee battalions in Dutch Harbor, Alaska and in the South Pacific theater. ! Staples Return Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Staples, former Medford residents, have returned to Med ford to reside after spending the past three years in Portland ( where Mr. Staples was supervis or of transportation for the Wil lamette Iron and Steel company. ! Staples announces that he will re-open his office here for Con-j rad, Bruce and company in ; Room 313 Fluhrer building.: The couple will reside at 1435 Euclid avenue, their former address. Discharged Robert L. Mullln, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mullin, 209 South Orange street, has been discharged from the navy at Camp Elliott, San Diego, Cal. Before going overseas Mullin served In Florida, Virginia ond California and served overseas In French Morocco, North Afri ca, for 11 months. He attained the rate of aviation metalsmith first class and wears the Euro pean and American ribbons, the good conduct medal and the pres idential unit citation. They're Coming Back! BOB WILLS . TEXAS"PLAYB0YS ARMORY KLAMATH FALLS WED., NOV. 14 (1.20 per person. Inc. tax COKING DEC. 5 The Nation's No. 1 Piano Stylist CARMEN CAVALLERO and his ORCHESTRA ' Gastom Returning Mr. and Mrs. Myron Gaston, Jr., former Medford residents, are visiting Mr. Gaston's parents In Grants Pass following his discharge from the army and Mrs. Gas ton's discharge from the WAC. They plan to resume their resi dence in Medford. Girl Injured Harriet Castle man, eight-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Diller Castleman. route 2, box 18-C, was taken to Sacred Heart hospital Friday for treatment of injuries sustained when she was struck by a car driven by Albert W. McBeath, route 4, according to reports from city police and the hos pital. The girl is reported re covering satisfactorily. Cart Damaged A car operat ed by Berry J. Albright, Jr., 216 Haven street, was damaged slightly yesterday morning when in collision on highway 99, near the Bear Creek inter section, with an auto operated by Ida Bcebe, route 2, according to an accident report filed with city police. Also reported to police was 8n accident Friday night four miles north of Cen tral Point on highway 99, where cars operated by Bill Rose, 10 Keeneway drive, and Ike Orr, Medford, collided causing con siderable damage to the car Rose was operating. Amount of damage to the Orr auto was not stated. Crowson Home-R. W, Crow son, former Medford resident, arrived in a California port last week after 23 months in the South Pacific with the navy. Crowson, storekeeper technician third class, will report to a sep aration center for discharge from the navy this week and following his release from ser vice, he and Mrs. Crowson plan a trip. Later he will report for work with the personnel de partment of the Shell Oil com pany in Martinez, where he was employed before the war. The veteran Is a son of Mrs. W. L. Gray, Martinez, former Medford resident, and is a graduate of Medford high school. Dr. 0. A. Welsh announces the removal of his offices to 320 Medford Center Bldg. ALWAYS 2HITS 2 THRU TUES. flu Sfnucwal distavtrj LAURENBACAU Walter 6rnnan and Fellsta Ths Faicjn For llstu I Tk.IIU Dal... f ' MI KM Mllllll ml Rio SraeM r"j Mp-W 9 y fVtf'WsT v TOM cos r MA.'H KitVICA hOS4 MAI'5 i NOW Humphrey . AmeS1 .. BOGART fft ,1 "7 Virgin Transferred WTOlam J. Virgin, HA2'c, son of Mrs. Blanch Virgin, 6 Modoc avenue, has been trnsferred from the U.S. Naval Hospital at Oakland, Calif., to the Camp White hos pital. Extension Meeting Medford Home Extension Unit will meet Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. In the recreation building of the hous ing project on Prtddy street. Topic of discussion will be "sugar extending cookery." All interested are Invited. Buyers Return Melvin Plas kett, men's buyer for Mann's store, returned Friday by plane from a week's buying trip to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Mrs. Alto Prultt, accessories; buyer, Is expected to return ! Monday from Los Angeles, ; where she has spent the past week on business. Talent Unit Meet Talent Ex tension Unit will meet '-In the city hall there at 10:30 a.m. November 14 with Miss Marion Farrell giving the lesson on "developing good taste in cloth ing." A pot luck luncheon will be enjoyed at noon. Those at m tfii. n A ah THRU TUE. You'll howl at a family that's the screwiest ever gathered In one room . . , and two of the daffiest, Uughiest young lovers ever ... and three bundles of oy from heaven! ri Or 't& r . H Jiai It s ?rv L'w vwnn Ml -TSjSSBS-w - r -V. ,- I CONTINUOUS TODAY 7 1:45 P. M. ON tending should bring table ser vice. All interested are invited. Enlists Fred Ellsworth New ton, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvel Newton, Route 4, Box 373, has enlisted In the regular army for 18 months' service ac cording to a news dispatch from the military personnel procure ment service at Portland. He Is a graduate of Phoenix high school where he participated in football and basketball. Returns to Sea Wayne M. Turpln, Sle, returned to duty last week aboard the carrier Saratoca after entovtnfi a 72- hour leave with his wife and In- WANTED Several Girls for Fountain Work Steady Employment Good Pay Good Working Conditions APPLY IN PERSON TAYLOR'S PENNY WISE ,.f lad Broadway hysis,;. A FAMILY WITH CHARLIE RUGGLES FAY BAINTER MARJORIE REYNOLDS HELEN BRODERICK ARTHUR LAKE HATTIE McDANIEL And the Sweethearts of "Stage Door Canteen" CHERYL WALKER WILLIAM TERRY FRED BRADY MARGARET EARLY LZr' mum Shirs of Hollywood in od, UL u"n'uw -MME? BINE mm BOB HOPE BETTY HUTTDN-iiiv D'AW IYNN BARBARA "5. MARITIME "sr cnni 1 fant son In Ashland, and h!si parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Tur pin, of Phoenix. The sailor has been engaged recently In re turning troops irom racmc i fronts. He has been in the navy a little over a year. Guard To Meet Oscar E. Sabin, captain commanding Co. A., First Regiment, Oregon State Guard, has asked members to assemble at the armory Mon day at 9 a.m. Gasoline filling stations and electrical appliance stores lead the list of types of business war veterans hope to enter In New York state, , UNIT LAFF PANIC Also A i rvartoon i i J Newt Strn Arrroetlonl A BOGART J MMiLwosM, yy J 'k DRAKE S- IADD STANWYCK Tit UmanA 10Mf Jf ff Ri mm cmnmeui mm immi mm mt Bill1 1 1 " - -'ha . r. iv y Sunday, Not. 11. 1945 I"1T .ITi . VWU:WM 9 V 8 JLL1 VJA Thrill-Shot Career of . r II; i r ii0 iii;uus!Ubi uufiaw ever i ItaedbytheF.Bel.! sir-?Ss AND W I I I I f I r r . F :-a ROM I " s MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE SEVEN J f iisiia cook jr. 'AS CONTINUOUS 1:45 P.M. ON TODAY
