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LOCAL and PERSONAL
wr From Hondurat Miss
Helen Patton, daughter of Mrs.
C. Rease Braley, 245 Valleyview
Drive, has arrived in Medford
from the east and will remain
here until the middle of January.
Miss Patton has been in Tegu
cigalpa, Honduras, Ce n t r a 1
America, for the past two years
as an employe of the department
of military information. Before
coming west she spent the past
few weeks in New York, Wash
ington, D. C, and other eastern
cities.
FOR GOOD HEALTH!
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Totd without Hoiplta!
Operation
AJf- MJ7 through Fridayt 10 A. M. to 3 P. M.
' BMninfSi Monday. WtdntstUy, Friday 7 to 10
Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC
Physlttan and Surgean
M. X. CornM E. Bumtld. and Grand Avanu
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For Your Conveni3s.ee
GOLDEN PHEASANT CAFE
Will Stay Open Until 2 a. m. on Dance Nights
On Sixth Just Off North Central
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Where music
fills the air with
the great new hit
tunes of Rodgeri
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who gave you
"Oklahoma" and
."Carousel."
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To Hold Baiaar The an
nual bazaar and dinner will be
held by the Woman's Society of
Christian Service of the Metho
dist church Friday at the church,
it was announced today. The
affair opens at 10:30 a. m. and
will continue throughout the
day. A light lunch will be
served at noon and beginning at
5:30 p. m. dinner will be served
The bazaar sale, with a variety
of hand-made gift articles, will
continue throughout the day.
Osborns Here Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Osborn arrived in the
county Saturday evening from
a vacation trip into California
and Mexico and left again this
morning for Portland, Seattle
and Boise, Ida., on a combined
business and pleasure trip. Mr.
and Mrs. Britton of Los Angeles
accompanied the Osborns. Os
born and Britton, civilian prison
ers of the Japanese from the
time Wake Island was captured
until the end of the war, were
held in the same camp while
prisoners on the island of Honshu.
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EVERY0HE WELCOME!
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DANA ANDREWS JEANNE GRAIN
DICK iiAYMES VIVIAN BLAINE
CHARLES YINNINGER
FRAHX McHUGH
CALENDAR
Wednesday
6:00 p. m. Annual benefit
dinner and bazaar, Presbyterian
church. Public invited.
6:30 p. m. USWV and Aux
iliary, covered dish dinner at
armory.
Thursday
9:30 a. m. Medford Garden
club, home of Mrs. W. L. Green
leaf, 103 South Holly street,
(basement entrance), to make
Christmas decorations for Camp
White hospital. Brirrg greenery,
tools and paper sack lunch. Pro
gram during tea hour.
10:30 a. m. Wenonah club,
covered dish luncheon at home
of Velma Singler, 27 Rose
avenue. Bring service and sew
ing kit.
2:00 p. m. Women's Relief
corps, armory, for election.
To Erect Showroom L. D.
Champion, 317, East Fifth street,
made application yesterday at
the office of the city superintend
ent to erect a show room at a
cost of $3,000.
Band To Practice A special
practice session of Mrs. Eve
Prentice's accordion band has
been set for Thursday at 7 p. m.
at the studio, 517 Newtown
street, Mrs. Prentice stated to
day. a
To Bring Toys All members
of the Daughters of the Nile
have been requested to bring a
toy to their meeting Saturday
at the Medford Masonic temple.
As is the custom of the organi
zation, the toys are to be collect
ed and sent in a Christmas pack
age to the crippled children at
the Shrine hospital in Portland.
On Trip Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam S. Farrell, 621 East Main
street left Saturday for a vaca
tion tri to southern California
and Mexico. Mr. Farrell re
cently returned to this country
after serving as a sergeant In
North Africa for an extended
period. The Farrells were ac
companied as far as Sacramen
to, Calif., by Mrs. Farrell's sis
ter, Mrs. Ben Trowbridge, 1625
East Main street, who Is spend
ing a week in Sacramento with
Mr. Trowbridge, In that city on
business.
Re -Enlists Neville Von
Stein, 36, Medford. has re-enlisted
in the army with the rating
of technical sergeant in the air
corps according to a news re
lease from the military person
nel procurement service, Port
land. Von Stein, who has been
in the army nine and one-half
years and who served 10 months
with the 20th airforce in Guam,
wears the good conduct and
victory medals and the Ameri
can defense, American theater
and Asiatic-Pacific theater rib
bons with two battle stars.
FAY BAINTER
DONALD MEEK
Flue Fire Local firemen ex
tinguished a flue fire at 12:30
p. m. yesterday at the home of
Mrs. Evert Reames, 1121 North
Riverside avenue. No damage
was caused according to firemen.
Sal Announced Wenonah
club will hold a gift sale Satur
day, Dec. 8 at the Furniture Ex
change, Sixth and North Front
street, beginning at 9 a. m. It
is stated that a quantity of hand
made articles, suitable for
Christmas or birthday anniver
sary gifts will be on sale.
Cars Damaged Cars operated
by B. E. Grovanneth, Hotel Med
ford, and Rose Zella Chinn,
route 3, were damaged somewhat
yesterday morning in a collision
at the intersection of Sixth street
and Cent;M avenue, according to
accident reports filed with city
police.
Gates Home George E. Gates,
Jr., arrived in the city last Wed
nesday from Bremerton, Wash.,
where he received an honoraole
discharge from the navy, and is
at the home of his parents, Mr
and Mrs. George E. Gates, 830
Minnesota avenue. Gates, a chief
photographer's mate, spent 37
months, of four years in tho
navy, overseas as a photographer
with the public relations depart
ment. Brothers Home Paul Dlmick,
former corporal in the air corps,
and Pvt. Donuld Dlmick are in
Medford visiting their mother,
Mrs. Mary Durst, 311 Ashland
avenue, and other relatives and
friends. Paul Dimick was recent
ly discharged from the army
after 40 months In the air force.
Pvt. Dimick is now serving with
the 86th infantry at Camp Rob
erts and is home on a 15-day
furlough.
Veterans Return Reporting
yesterday to county selective
service boards following honor
able discharges from the armed
services were the following
Jackson county men: Trultt
Cantrall, Robert B. Centers, Le
roy H. Edward, Robin L. Gold,
Frank J. Gritsch, Norvar John
son, Franklin A. Knox, James I.
Lusk, Norris K. Porter, Phillip
G. Reynolds, Jess Rodgers, Jr.,
Joseph P. Smith, Arthur E. Vi
cars and Greenville L, Ward.
Discharges Among those re
cently receiving honorable dis
charges from the armed forces
are SSgt. Elmer South, 78 Pine
street; Sgt. Edwin King, 64
Dewey street, and Sgt. Ernest
Fieguth, 107 Fifth street, all of
Ashland; T5 Luther Lambert,
route 1, box 76, Gold Hill; Pfc.
Arthur Dillon, box D, Talent;
and T5 Harry Hcavilin, box
1143; Sgt. Adelbert Netimeyer,
926 North Central avenue; and
SSgt. Frank Gritsch, 236 South
Oakdale avenue, all of Medford.
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To Attend Meeting Crater
Lake Post 1833 and Auxiliary.
Veterans of Foreign Wars, have
been invited to attend the meet
ing Thursday of the Del Rogue
Post 2302 at Grants Pass to dis
cuss the housing shortage of re
turning veterans. Those attend
ing the meeting will Include
Francis Walker, district com
mander, and Pete Fredrickson,
department commander.
Former Sergeant Horai
Charles R. Mortimer, former ser
geant with the air force, return
ed home Saturday following an
honorable discharge from the
army at Ft. Lewis. He Is the son
of Mrs. Myrtle Mortimer, and
brother of Mrs. Elinor Dessen,
811 Taylor street. In the air
corps three years, Mortimer
served two years In the Pacific
theater as a member of a fighter
control unit of the Far Eastern
air force.
Navyman Raturm Falnh
Cogglns, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.
C. Cogglns, route 1, box 43A.I
has returned home following an :
honorable discharge from the
navy at Bremerton, Wash. Cog- j
gins, a water tender, 3c, while '
in the navy, spent 29 months'
overseas, serving in both the;
Atlantic and Asiatic Pacific I
theaters, last serving aboard an
aircraft carrier. In the service
three and one-half years, he re-!
celved ribbons for the Asiatic
Pacific area and American area.
the victory medal and two
bronze battle stars. He plans to
enter Oregon State college in
January.
Court Records
Justice Court
Nelson L. Beckworth, over
hanging load, cited.
Wilfred S. Huffman, over
hanging load, $1 and costs.
Donald A. Johnson, no tail
light, cited.
Nelson L. Beckworth, no
license plates, cited.
Martin Nygnrd and Eddie M.
Lcind, drunk on public high
way, $30 and costs each.
John D. Lubbers, truck speed
ing, $2.50 and costs; no clearance
lights, dismissed.
Richard S. Olson, no PUC
permit, $10 and costs.
Archie Gierhart and Richard
S. Olson, no PUC permit, $10
and costs each.
Police Court
Caslmer Sekula, drunk, five
days jail suspended.
Vern White, William F. Isaacs
and Thomas Urien, double park
ing, $2.50 fine each.
J. E. Branch, Wallace Wong,
Mrs. Terry Tipton, Mrs. George
TONIGHT!
HOLLY THEATRE
DOORS OPEN AT 7 P.M.
VICTORY LOAN
THE SHOW
2 -HOURS
E3f)OV, SOCKINO WITH A
PLUS
"LAW OF THE BADLANDS"
"A DOG'S LIFE"
Even the Canines
Have Their G.I.I
PMAMMOTH
AUCTION SALE
For "E" Bond Buyers
SCORES OF OUTSTANDING
ARTICLES FOR SALE
C'mon Medford! This Is the Last
Time, So Let's Finish the Job!
ADMISSION
ANY DENOMINATION "E" BOND
PURCHASED MONDAY, TUESDAY
OR WEDNESDAY -OR -
55c Fed. Tax Inc.
(No Children's Tickets)
Frey, Mrs. Dick McElhose, and
L. E. Klink, overparking, $1
ball.
W. E. Thomas, two overpark
ing offenses, $2 bail.
Court House News
Divorce Complaints
Elva M. Dodson vs. Ji-mea E.
Dodson.
Elva Klumph vs. Royal
Klumph. ,
Divorce Decreet
Shirley Lorraine Linebaugh
vs. William Clay Linebaugh.
WEATHER
Northern California Occa
sional showers today. Clearing
and colder tonight. Generally
clear Thursday with heavy local
frosts in morning. Moderate to
fresh southwest wind off coast.
Beneficial
Old Time Square
DANCE
and
BOX SOCIAL
for
Mr. and Mrs.
WAYNE BRADLEY
At
Talent City Hall
Sponsored by
Talent Volunieer Firemen
SAT., DEC. 8 at 9 p. m.
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EYES SHOULD HAVE
WARNED HIM!
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admire, but he
stayed, to .....
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of SHOWS
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20-Minuta Featurette
Tom & Jerry
Kolor Kartoon
Wednesday, Dec, 5, 1945 MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE SEVEH
becoming northwest and de
creasing tonight.
Prisoners of war worked al
most 90,000 days last year In
Wyoming agriculture, forestry
and lumbering.
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LEARN TO PLAY
THE ACCORDION
Accordion Studio
1211 West Main
ON SATURDAYS
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