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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1945)
'1 DEMOCRATIC WOMEN TO neth Christenson and James Bishop; bear award to Jimmy Shinn, Weldon Glass and War ren Lundquist. "Summer Storm" Opening mony awards were given the following boys: Bobrat pin to Gary Gulnotte, Richard Eids- Sunday, Mot. IB, 1945 MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE ELEVEN 1 HELP RED CROSS SANTA Helping the Red Cross play Santa to service men at sea is one of the projects now being worked out by the Jackson County League of Democratic Women, according to Mrs. Dee F. Newton, president of the organization. The league, she said, will meet on the mezzanine floor of the Medford Hotel- Tuesday at 8 p. m. to outline plans for this, as well as to dispose of many important party matters. All Democratic women interested in joining the organization are urged by Mrs. Newton to at tend. wick, Wesley Alcorn, and Jerry Eastgate; wolf badges to Stephen Bishop, Dennis O'Toole. Jerry Bessonette and Ernest Rogers; wolf gold point to Donald Cooke; wolf silver point, Darrel Brittson, Weldon Glass, Ken 4 Af 41 The population of Los Angeles has increased more than 300,000 since the last census. Clcuin llmt foi Clamnrd Atti 8:30 m -Too lt If CUulfv I? IS D m HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! GET THAT BOND NOW! 1 ' 4SSJ 1 r I I Court Records Justice Court Ruben B. Train, no license on J motor vehicle, $1 and costs; I failure to display 1945 sticker, if $1 and costs; no operator's k license. $1 and costs; no regis tration card, $1 and costs. A Albert J. James, trapping in closed season, court costs and : 12 days jail sentence suspended. ; Police Court Maceo Knighten and Louis E. ); Lewis, drunk, $10 fine suspend- ed, each. J Fred R. Seibert, vagrancy, :i five days jail. . I Salvation Army To I Mark Anniversary I Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 17 Eighty years of service will be v celebrated here tomorrow by I the Salvation Army with dis- tinguished guests and leaders Vt of the organization gathering for a two-hour commemorative 3 service. The main address will I be given by General Evangeline "A Booth, daughter of the founder, r William Booth. Experienced Dairyman wanted to milk and take com plete charge 40-cow dairy. House and $150 month, plus 10 gross income. Tribune Box 3981 PAINTING H. F. "Skeets" KNIGHT Complete Service Quality Pries Telephone 7431 ?. FRANCIS R. SHADLE Phone 7454 P. O. Box 112 Medford. Oregon Hardware Mutual Insurance Company of Minnesota Hardware Indemnity Insurance Company LAM TITLES Abstracted and Chained by an Experienced Man Subdivision Development Consultant P. O. BOX 629 E. J. FEP.F.Y & CO. PROMPT & EFFICIENT SERVICE Phone 3101 III i IB gTT" 4S ALWAYS Off 2 HITS 2 N O V TUEHSDAr - .... Plus Jeanne Crain Frank Latimore "IN THE RUNTIME "Summer Storm" opening at the Craterian theatre today, brings to the screen a stark, in tensely dramatic story of a Rus sian girl whose beauty destroys the men whom first it favors. Ruthless, fickle, greed for wealth and position, Linda Dar- Miss Doris Clark Married Saturday To Mr. Hassmann Of interest to friends here will be the news of the marriage Saturday, Nov. 10 of Miss Doris Loraine Clark, daughter of Mrs. Florence Clark, Medford, and the late L. D. Clark, of Hilt, Calif., to Telmond C. Hassmann, San Antonio, Tex. The wedding took place at 7:30 o'clock in a candlelight ceremony at the Trinity Lutheran church, Olym pia, Wash. The Rev. Ernest Drews read the ceremony in a setting of white chrysanthe mums and white tapers. For her wedding the bride wore a white marquisette gown. Her fingertip veil fell .from a coronet of orange blossoms and she carried a bouquet of gar denias and bouvardia. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Arthur Clark. Miss Marilyn Widstrand of Spokane, Wash., cousin of the bride, was maid of honor and was gowned in white marqui sette with long blue gloves and blue feathers in her hair. Her bouquet was of pink rosebuds and white chrysanthemums. Flower girl was little Barbara Green of Seattle, niece of the groom, who wore blue taffeta with a nosegay of white chry santhemums. Lt. Frank Gasperatti served as best man and Roy Wijliams and Clarence Yocum were ush ers. A reception attended by 35 relatives and friends was held at the home of the bride's grand mother following the ceremony. Mrs. Hassmann is a graduate of St. Mary's academy and be fore her marriage was employed 4 ( 'r TfflfrtrlflM'l'l . nell, as Olga, gives superb performance as an illiterate peasant girl who wrecks the lives of three other persons, and Inevitably, her own. The story written by Anton Chekov, fea tures in the excellent cast George Sanders, Anna Lee and Edw. Everett Horton. at Camp White and Santa Bar bara, Calif. The groom was re cently discharged from the army. After Doc. 15 the couple will make their home at 9831 32nd street; Southwest, Seattle, where the groom is employed. Boy Scout News Cub Scouts Pack No. 2 Members of cub scouts pack No. 2 and families held a pack meeting Nov. 15 in the Lincoln school gym. A program was presented by Den 2 and movies were shown by the cubmaster. During the achievement cere- COMING a.Biii mmm 0 r..rr f The HOLLY .---Vr il-tTI-1 1 tit ,- ,Qi if." i CARTOON ovnA "vtR 27 TUESDAY Night HOY. 20 TICKETS NOW ON SALE First National Bank U. S. Bank U. S. Post Office Federal Savings & Loan Thru TUESDAY r ;uwii,"ij"'4j".i,i!"'i,.iiji j V7. 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