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
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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.
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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
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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.
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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
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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
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Ladies to Bring Salad
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21 9 W. Main -Fine Music
lew Years Dance
MONDAY NIGHT, DEC. 31
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