Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 21, 1945, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and PERSONAL Dance Friday A Townsend dance will be held Friday eve ning at the K. P. hall on North Grape street. Order To Meet The Military Order of the Purple Heart and auxiliary will meet tonight at the armory at 8 o'clock. Initia tion will be followed by refresh ments. Daughter Here Mrs. Karl Wymore of Portland arrived in Medford by plane Sunday to apend two weeks here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hon, 213 Crater Lake avenue. To Portland Miss Marian t Farrell, county home demnn ' stration agent, will leave tomor row morning for Portland to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with relatives. She will return Sunday. License Issued A marriage license was issued by the Jose phine county clerk Nov. 17 to Frank Stanley Anderson. Med ford, and Rose Ann Pinaire, Grants Pass, according to a Grants Pass news release. Veteran Returns Norris K. Porter, CMlc, who has been overseas two years with the 109th Battalion, is visiting with his wife at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Drury, 1009 South Oakdale. The veteran, son of Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Porter, route one, saw service In the Hawaiian Islands, Mar shall Islands and Guam. Relatives Arriving Mrs. C. M. Grigsby of Albany, Ore., and Mr. and Mrs. Hackleman of Bremerton, with their d; i ghter. Miss Helen Hackleman, student from the University of Oregon, are expected in Jacksonville this evening to spend the Thanks giving holidays with Mr. and Mrs. James Grigsby. Mrs. Grigs by and Mrs. Hackleman are Mr. Grigsby's mother and sister. Frederick Returns : Follow ing an honorable discharge from the army air force at Portland army air base, former Flight Officer William H. Frederick returned to Medford last Fri day. Stationed in the United States during all 27 months of his army career, Frederick served as a pilot and assistant transportation officer. He is the son of Mrs. Madge E. Fred erick, 809 South Peach street. Captain Here Capt. Thomas A. Culbertson left Medford this noon for Oakland, Calif., after spending a brief time with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Cul bertson, Sr., Route 3. Capt. Cul bertson is stationed in Oakland with headquarters of the army continental air force command. Before entering the service about four years ago the captain was superintendent of the Medford airport. He expects to be re leased from service after the first of January. ' CHUNGKIftS INN At 28 North Front Street Phone 9132 It. WE SERVE All kinds of Chop Suey, Chow Mein, Noodles and American Dishes WATCH FOR OPENING DATE! Leaves For Home Pfc. Jess Rodgers, Jr., USMCR, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess G. Rodgers of Butte Falls, has left Pearl Har bor aboard the USS Maryland for the United States according to a news release from Hawaii. To Hold Service First Church of Christ, Scientist, 212 North Ookdale avenue, will hold the regular Thanksgiving ser vices Thursday morning at 11 o'clock it was announced today. All are cordially invited to attend. Helman Horn e Lt. Thomas A.Helman, who recently has been discharged from the air transport command at Great Falls, Mont., is visiting with his wife and baby at the home of his mother, Mrs. J. H. Helman, 420 Pearl street. Announce Service Special Thanksgiving Day services will be held at St. Mark's Episcopal church at 10 o'clock Thursday evening. The Rev. George R. Turney, rector, announces that there will be a special Litany of Thanksgiving with procession and the choral Eucharist. Examiner Coming A travel ing examiner of operators and chauffeurs will be in Medford Friday and Saturday, Nov. 23 and 24, and will be on duty at the Knights of Pythias hall from 9 a. m. until 5 p. m., according to an announcement from the of fice of the secretary of state. Dance Tonight Crater Lake Aerie and auxiliary, F.O.E., will hold a "hard times" dance at the lodge hall, 219 West Main street, tonight beginning at 9 p. m. The affair is for Eagles and auxiliary members only. No meeting of either Aerie or aux iliary will be held Thursday eve ning, since it is a holiday, Brown Home George Brown, former boatswain's mate, 1c, returned to the home of his wife and daughters, 1018 West Fourth street, Monday from Camp Shoemaker, Calif., where he received an honorable discharge from the navy sea bees. With the navy two years, Brown spent 15 months with the 90th construction battalion in the Pacific theater. He is the son of the late Syd I. Brown and and Mrs. Brown, 504 South Hol ly street. Flue Fire City firemen ex- tinguished a flue fire last night at the home of E. E. Canter, 23 North Orange street. Amount of damage was not reported. Cars, Collide Considerable damage was caused cars oper ated by Wayne O. Rose, 329 Chestnut street, and Norris Leh man, route 4, yesterday when they collided at the intersection of Sixth and Holly streets, city police reported today. Visitors Here Mr. and Mrs. Andy Mihalcik of Portland spent the past week In Medford visiting friends. Mr. Mihalcik, representative of the National Hospital association at - large, spoke before the Brotherhood of Lumber and Sawmill work ers, local No. 2715. Permits To Build 3. E. Brownlee, Taft off Narragen street, applied for a building permit yesterday at the office of the city superintendent to erect two garages at a cost of $400. Also applying for a per mit were Wallace and Kwock C. Wong, to remodel a restau rant at 28 North Front street at a cost of $2,000. Veterans Here Reporting to county selective service board No. 1 yesterday following hon orable discharges from the arm ed forces were Lt. Edwin A. Andren, William C. Blackston, Frederick R. Copsey, Steven J. Dodge, Delmar E. Green, Roby L. Isaacs, Jr., Joseph J. Jones, James R. Roper, William C. Sanderson, George C. Smith. Richard A. Wray, and Jack E. Young. Visitors Leave Lt and Mrs. Rodney Fety, who were in Med ford recently to visit Mrs. Fety's father, H. F. Piatt. 815 East Jackson street, have gone to Portland where they are spend ing several days. Lt. Fety is on terminal leave from the navv and will be discharged Jan. 1. Before entering the service the officer was with the Oregon- California Revested Lands ad ministration. The couple arriv ed here from Bainbridge, Md., where Lt. Fety was stationed at the naval base. J IaV 'e TOMORROW ALRIGHT 4-VEQ STABLE IAXATIVZ I GUI TOMORROW FRIDAY - SATURDAY KIT MONTY WOOUEY ' -'. DICK HAMS ' j JUNt riMtK j , fttten Ttii "I tilirir l tirti.l Inf Plus JOHN GARFIELD in "THEY MACE ME A CRIMINAL" TOKITE! ' - pfc I VI The CLARE TREE MAJOR PRODUCTION PETER PAN Featuring STELLAR NEW YORK CAST On The Stage Bicycle Stolen Bob Stathen, 251 Beatty street, reported to city police today the theft of his bicycle last night from the li brary. The bike bore license No. 1030. .. 1 Dogs Stolen Theft of two 9-weeks-old female Pekinese pup pies in Talent has been report ed to police by Otto King. King, who states that the pedigreed animals were taken Saturday night from a kennel In back of his cafe in Talent, is offering $50 reward for return of the two dogs. One is parti-colored and the other is brown and black, King said. OBITUARY GEORGE ROSH Funeral services for George Rosh, resident of near Gold Hill, will be held at the grave side in Medford I. O. O. F. cem etery at 10 a. m. Friday, with the Rev. Delbert W. Daniels of ficiating. Conger-Morris Funeral Par lors are in charge. Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Cloudy to night and Thursday with occasional rain. Warmer tonight. Oregon: Cloudy with Intermittent rain west of Cascades tonight and Thursday. Uht snow shower east os Cascades late tonight or mursday. Not so cold tonight. Fresh to strong southeast wind off coast. I.OCAL, 1ATA Temperature a year ago today: Highest S3: Lowest 36. Total monthly precipitation 3.91 Inches. Excess for the month J. 43 Inches. Total precipitation since September 1, 1945. 4.63 inches. Excess for the scsason 1.03 inches. Relative humidity at 4:30 p.m. yes terday 69; 4:30 today 93. Tomorrow Sunrise 7:10 a.m. Sunset 4:43 p.m. Observations taken at 4:30 a-m. 120 Meridian Time: High Low Free. Phoenix Man Opens Grants Pass Store Grants Pass, Nov. 21 Floyd Barrett, for two years employed by the Medford Stationery store, has opened a business here to be known as Barrett's stationery and office supply store. He will carry a complete line of office machinery and also do repair work on equipment. Photo graphic and children's toy de partments also will be Included. Mr. and Mrs. Barrett and two sons, Pat and Mike, have pur chased a home at Clark and A streets here where they will make their home. Barrett taught school in Oregon for 12 years, being head of the Phoenix school system for some time. Court Records Justice Court Armin M. Thompson, no op erator's license, $1 and costs. John C. McGrew and Floyd C. Everden, trailer unit over load, cited. Glendon C. Glass, no oper ator's license, cited. Boise Boston Chicago Denver Eureka ...... Havre Los Angelea Medford New York ....... Omaha Phoenix . PorUand Reno RoseburB Salt Lake San Francisco Seattle Spokane Washington. D. C Yakima .. 38 94 44 43 B4 24 . 79 43 49 48 73 41 49 47 . 35 61 S3 38 90 48 24 33 37 08 43 12 48 32 33 20 3IV, 37 20 42 34 2.1 30 21 Police Court Thomas H. Moon, drunk, Jail ed. Louis Houston, failure to stop at storj sirm. S3 bail. Richard D. Parker, turning between Intersections, $1 fine. WEATHER Northern California: Increas ing cloudiness today and tonight with light rain In extreme norm nortlon tonight, probably ex tending south to San Francisco Thursday. Slightly warmer over north portion tonight. Masquerade Dance Thanksgiving Night November 22 At The Upper Applegate Grange Hall Prises for best and funniest costumed couples. New Postage Stamp Honors Coast Guard Three-cent stamps commem- oratlng-the coast guard were put on sale at the local post office yesterday, according to an an nouncement by Postmaster Frank DeSouza. The stamps, printed In green, bear a central design of two coast gxiard landing craft pro ceeding from a supply ship in the background. "United States Postage" is printed on top and below the design reads, "United States Coast Guard, 1790-1945." Wednesday. Nor. 21. I94S MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE NIKE It is estimated that more than 150,000 hospital beds will be needed for World War II veter ans in the next few years. At a cost of approximately $6,500 per bed it will take a lot of Vic tory Bond purchases to finance these hospitals. Put every dollar you can Into Victory Loan Bonds. BIRTHS EDMONDS To S3 'e and Mrs. Herald, Route 2, Box 201, Nov. 20, 1945, a boy, 8 lbs., at Community hospital. KINDEN To Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 530 So. Central, Nov. 21, 1945, a boy, 7 lbs., at Commun ity hospital. icht Coughs due to colds . . . eased without "dosing". r v a o a a u a VAPORUB n.'nmi.i:i- FOR GOOD HEALTH! Hvmorrftodi ftacfof and Colon Allmmnts Hmrnia (Rttptun) Oaifrii Ufcsr Treated without Hotpltal Op ration Mmdjy tbrugb Fridsjri 10 A. M. f 3 P. M. Evtningu Mtndsy, WtJuttdty, fruUy 7 H 10 Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC Physician and turgmon H. K. Cornr E. Bumld and Grand Avnu Tlphon EAit 3918, Portland 14. Oregon DANCE: Sat. Nite--U. S. Hall Jacksonville HARDTIME DANCE Gingham and Overall Dance. A prize for the most appropriate costume. FINE MUSIC BEST OF CROWD Dancing 9 to 2 Come Out and Enjoy Yourself Sponsored by Jacksonville I.O.O.F. FOR THAT 'DATE' T0S1IGHT AT DREAMLAND To RAY'S MODERN MU22S EVERYONE WELCOME! Don't Miss It! r V A Thanksgiving Treat .... You'll Whistle Its wonderful tongs! Laugh at its hilarious gags! Cheer the funniest idea ever set to music! FRED MacMURRAY JOAN LESLIE JUNE AVER In 'r rvr gene JWm 1 SHELDON raw i . ih Tickets On Sale At Box Office m vtm.'i f,vj sjj ly.w, way ,yj Ad Courtesy Jacque Lenox STYLE WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE rr CHARLES RAMIREZ ANTHONY QUINN ALAN MOWBRAY All MARCH of TIME Jj "WHERE'S THE MEAT?" AUATOffCE LATEST NEWS Continuous Shows Tomorrow 1:45 p. m. on est. P It HOLLY THEATRE RE-OPEN PRESENTING ONLY SELECTED BIG PICTURES FOR SOLID WEEK RUNS ;J'iiltri-11ilid r STARTS THUR. FOR ONE WEEK :-IKl.: PI .jr.,.jfc,ii? I.--:', -r '- it , " . . m 1 XHl JL..i '"fDOlTsrKTT- 'or,,, Tough OPEN EVENINGS 6:45 MATINEES SAT. ft SUN, HOLIDAYS 1:45 P.M. 1 J ..Just quys from Broadway and Main Street" -- - THIS IS THEIR STORY! , Sometimes tender... Often'funny... But always human! ' 1 , ' "oih COMING HITS James Cagney In "BLOOD ON THE SUN"; Sonja Henie In "IT'S A PLEAS URE"; "A THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS"; Danny Kaye in "WONDER MAN"; "THE SPANISH MAIN"; Gary Cooper in "ALONG CAME JONES"; Randolph Scott in "BELLE OF THE YUKON"; Edward G. Robin son and Joan Bennett In "WOMAN IN THE WINDOW"; Irene Dunne in "OVER 21."