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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1945)
Romance VFW Mtatlng A special) Cadet Leaves Cadet James K. Hoey, upperclassman at the United States Military Academy, West Point, has left for the east coast after spending the holi days in Medford with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hoey, Sunday, Dee. 30, 194S MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SETS, meeting of Crater Lake post Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held at 8 p. m. January 2 in the armory. Urgent business re quiring action by the entire membership will be presented, according to the announcement, end final arrangements are to be made regarding financial and building details. 48 Quince street. Cadet Hoey is completing his last year of study at the academy. Club To Meet Past Presi dents' club, Degree of Honor, will meet Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the home of Katherine Pitta, 707 West Eleventh street. Unit To Meet Lost Creek Extension Unit is to meet Wednesday at the Leland Char Cloalng time for Sunday Too Late to Classify 4 00 Saturday afternoon. Please remember. ley home. "Handle With Care' is to be the meeting topic. All JAMES K. HOEY Registered Engineer Plana and Spaclflcationa Mrt-hamca) Structural HeaUng and Air CondlUonlnf Design of Bulldlnga and Residences Ph. 4078 48 Quince St. members are urged to attend. Car Recovered A Lincoln Zephyr ca-, reported stolen Dec. 23 from Portland, was recover ed here yesterday parked on FOR RENT! SOUND TRUCK and Public Address Systems . Any Place Any rime Any Occasion FIDLER NEWS AGENCY Phuna 4034 ot 603S It No Riverside Madiera Park View Convalescent Home 153 Granite St.. Ashland Or. Registered Nun In Charge Equipment tor bed patients. RcoTri Mrs. Nettie Green, who has been ill with influenza at the family home in Phoenix, is now recovering, members of the family report. I Eighth street, according to a city police report. Owner of the car Is Mrs. J. Bowerman Portland Hotel. sf.yiiainjim A..444l.iV. 4.' New Year Fun Show f ii 'K v Blankets Stolen Mrs. John Giammona, Phoenix auto court, reported to city police yester day the theft from her car of two gray wool blankets. Mrs. Glammona s auto was parked at 311 North Bartlett street, police were told. On Leave Arriving home from China on Christmas day. Darral L. Payant SM3c is visit ing his parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. George O. Payant of 539 W. 10th Street. On January 9 he will report to Bremerton where he expects to be discharged. Daughter Born Major and Mrs. Fletcher Forward, former ly of Medford and now of Yuba City, Calif., are the parents of a daughter born Dec. 21. The child has been named Valerie Elizabeth. Major Forward is now stationed at Camp Beale, Calif. Zahnow Discharged T5 Theodore Zahnow returned yes terday to the home of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Zah now, route 4, box 179A, from Ft. Lewis, Wash., following an honorable discharge from the army. Zahnow arrived in Seat tle directly from Yokahoma, Japan, after two years over seas service with the 158th in fantry regiment. He was award ed the purple heart for wounds received in action in the Philip pines ,the combat infantryman's badge, Asiatic-Pacific ribbon with three bronze battle stars and an arrowhead, Philippine liberation ribbon with one bronze battle star, victory medal and the good conduct medal. DANCE Upper Applegaie. Grange Hal! NEW YEAR'S EVE December 3 1st V- a 4 j sir- A SaMaisWiil Fun, novelty and down to earth entertainment will reign supreme Monday night at the Craterian theatre- gala New Year's eve frolic. Headlining on the stage in person six-outstanding vaudeville acts, including Bennie Ray, "Genial Gentleman of Comedy"; Lenore Walton, bringing. "Something Different in Magic"; Judy Blair, "Rhythm in taps hula bound". Jimmy Whetmore and his piano special ties. Ray and Walton in a nov elty in a novel manner and Marjie White "A girl who knows all the twists." Wally Brown, Alan Carney and Frances Langford in "Girl Rush" is the feature attraction, a laugh-packed adventure of two slick-tongucd promoters in the days of six-gun killers and can-can cuties. Vera Vague and Paul Hurst and Robert Mitchum are featured in the supporting cast. Doors for the New Years Mid-night show will open at 11:30 p. m. and tickets are now on sale at the ticket offices of all Medford theatres. Ginger Rogers and Walter Pldgeon in a romantic moment in "Weekend at the Waldorf," now thrilling Holly audiences. Lana Turner and Van Johnson are co-starring. I'se Mall Tribune Want Ada. srrrrrmxrrf imtn .eg. lllltlllKIXIIIIIIIIIMItlt TODAY Thru TUESDAY Thunderhead Son of FLICKA In TECHNICOLOR with Roddy McDowell Preston Foster l sewfV - r r -and- v 'fit t - i Watson Home Glen O. Wat son arrived at the family home. 718H West Main street, Dec. 20 from Ft. Lewis, Wash., where he received an honorable dis charge from the army. Watson received the purple heart and one oak leaf cluster during ser vice in northern France, Nor mandy and the Rhineland. Men Report Recently dis charged Jackson county veter ans reporting since Wednesday to county selective service boards were George L. Wendt,! Randall L. Anderson, Harry A. Belau, Alfred N. Berry, Charles P. Champlin, Jr., John D. Con nine, Howard D. Ferns, Wesley E. Householder, Walter R. Mace, Ted Marshall, Charles B. McDonald, Raymond Morrison, Harold W. Montgomery, Floyd M. Nelson, Albert E. Olufsen Walter H. O'Toole, Cohin F Pippin, Orville H. Riggert, John R. Rigsny, Frank A. Rowe, Harold C. Shreeve, Robert H. Simmons, Fred M. Smallwood, Charles L. Stelle, Daniel P. Taylor, Boyd Tryon, David M. A. Barker, Nicholas C. Benjamin, "J. B." Burkhead, George E. Cox, Clifford D. God- ley, Harold R. Jacobs, William MAMMOTH MIRTH. CAPADE N. Kime, Francis A. Marshall, J Charles E. McCormic, and Ar thur S. McVeigh. Clinic Canceled The Janu ary 'Veil baby" clinic will not according to Dr. A. Erin Mer-;5p kel, county health officer, due to the prevalence of cold and AV! influenza in the county. The j'j clinic will be resumed in Feb-, ffl ruary, it was stated. 1 raatt New Years Eve DANCE December 31 For Eagles, Auxiliary ' and Families SEMI - FORMAL Ladies to Bring Salad EAGLES' HALL 21 9 W. Main -Fine Music lew Years Dance MONDAY NIGHT, DEC. 31 MIDNIGHT REFRESHMENTS GOOD MUSIC DANCING 9 to 2 POPULAR PRICES The Only Spring Floor in Southern Oregon CRATER LAKE HIGHWAY 11 Miles From Medford i0m$k tues- mil Ltmfa'W2& Youth . . Verve . . Downright Alright Song and Dance Fun! x-hr, & ,i s, ml OAKIE PEGGY RYAN JOHNNY COY IN 0 Continuous Shows Today 1:45 P.M. On af with OTTO KRUGER JULIE LANDON ESTHER DALE WALLACE FORD and THE KING SISTERS PIUS the 10 terrific stars of the nation's hit Radio Showl Sougt . . . "Stuff Like That Hera" "Dance With a Dolly" "The One I Lot Be longs to Somebody Elsa." Also MARCH of TIME "NEW U. S. FRONTIERS" LATEST NEWS ill i'i mmt: - -' 1 mm ii it MiijiaiLjjLjjjjJjiiJ MONDAY NITE, 11:30 P.M. DECEMBER 31st ii It inii ii.ii. ieni(.iMI i ,lu,nJii,kMM iiaiuslsi.ijr4iiuiii.gii4tiltW.yT 7 Wrr A GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE MID-NITE FROLIC 6 - HEADLINE ACTS - 6 UDEVI Featuring BENNIE RAY Genial Gentleman of Comedy JUDY BLAIR Rhythm in TAPS Hula Bound RAY & WALTON Novelty in a Novel Manner Lenore WALTON Something Different In Magic Jimmy Whetmore At the Piano MARJIE WHITE A Girl Who Knows the Twists it r " pr W f art v . ; o ".!-..',.. - - -silk fr-T $ r III A. Ziiwvbl f . tv'" 'W -s- 4 '" ) as ii r r Tickets Now On Sals at AJ1 Medford Theatres Price SI. 20 Tax Inc. CONTINUOUS 1 :45 p. m. On By-jvi; ..r j
