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LOCAL and PERSONAL
Bicycle Stolen Darrell Cache
Hn, (27 Park street, reported to
, etty police yesterday the theft
of his World bicycle, license no.
363, from West 11th street.
... ...
Returns Jack Swem, of
Swem's Gift shop, returned on
the afternoon train yesterday
from San Francisco, where he
spent the past week purchasing
merchandise.
...
Ltfllon Post Regular session
of the Myers-Holland American
Legion post will convene at Cen
tral Point at 8 D. m. Tnursaay.
Members will meet for the fir-t
time in their new hall.
' Postpone Meeting Phoenix
Extension unit will meet Friday,
V.h 99 fncteari nf Feb. 15 8S
previously announced. The meet
ing will be at 10:30 a. m. at the
home of Mrs. Vaughn Quacken-
bush.
e
, Operator's Licenses State ex
aminer of operators and chauf
feurs will be on duty at the
Knights of Pythias hall on Thurs
ri.v Frirlnv and Saturday of this
j week between 9 a. m. and 5 p.
f m. according to information irom
the secretary of state's office.
, ...
Iraprored J. R. Woodford,
dty recorder and police judge,
was reported, today to be In an
improved condition at Sacred
Heart hospital, where he has
been confined for the past week.
Allen D. Curry is replacing Mr.
Woodford as city Judge during
Mr. Woodford's illness,
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Apply To Build George Mar
tin, 820 North Grape street, ap
plied for permit yesterday at
the city superintendent's office
to remodel a garage at a cost of
$300 and Dr. Paul Walker of
Astoria applied for permit to re
model a residence at 408 South
Oakdale avenue at a cost of
$2,000.
...
: Change Meeting The meeting
f Loyalty circle of the Metho
dist church set for tomorrow
will be held at the church in
stead of at the home of Mrs.
Katherine Walker as previously
announced. The group will meet
at 1:30 p. m. with Mrs. Walker
- as . hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Louise Hickman.
. ...
"; Satterlee Discharged Arthur
Batterlee, in the army since July
18, 1943, returned to Medford
: yesterday after spending two
years in Europe with the second
pasrmored division. Saterlee, who
neia tne ran or stati sergeant,
has been discharged from serv
ice and is with his mother, Mrs.
James D. Flemming, 311 S.
Laurel street,
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' Report To Boards Reporting
to county selective service
boards yesterday following hon.
orable discharges from the serv
ice were these men from Jack
son county: Roger Barker, Wil
liam D. Colley, Kenneth R. Cor
liss, Francis E. Decker, Denis L.
'Hagerty, Calvin N. Howsley, Del
bert King, William D. Lathrop,
DeArmond Leigh, James A. Mor
row; Ralph B. O'Dell, David W.
Robinson and Marvin G. Stark.
.
Barker Discharged Roger
Barker returned home Sunday
from Seattle, Wash., where he
received an honorable discharge
from the navy after three years
service. Including 25 months in
the Pacific 0 eater with the Sea
bees. Barker, who was graduat
ed from Medford hieh school In
1942, is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
B. M. Barker, 608 West Jackson
street. He held the rank of car
penter's mate, third class, while
in the service.
Wave Promoted Savella May
Davidson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Davidson. 1139 West
Ninth street, has been advanced
to the rating of chief yeoman
while stationed at the Corpus
Christi, Tex., naval air station,
according to word received last
week by her parents. Yeoman
Davidson, who is to be in the
service until September 1, Is the
first Wave to be advanced to a
chief rating at the Texas air
station. It was stated.
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CALENDAR
Wednesday
8:00 p. m. American Legion
and auxiliary, armory.
8:00 p. m. Graduate Nurses'
association, District Four, Girls'
Community club. Hostesses, Mrs.
Anna Barnes, Mrs. Shirley Spen
cer. Thursday
1:00 p. m. Medford Sojourn
ers' club, annual birthday party
at USO. For reservations cail
Mrs. P. B. SImcox, 3423.
1:00 p. m. Chrysanthemum
Thimble club, home of Mrs. E.
D. Scrlpter, 60 Rose avenue.
1:00 p. m. Chapter AA,
P.E.O., luncheon at home of Mrs.
Elwood Hedberg. Miss Elizabeth
McKay and Mrs. E. E. Kelly,
assistant hostesses. Mrs. Mentzer,
program.
1:30 p. m. Loyalty circle,
Methodist church, at church.
Hostesses, Mrs. Katherine Wal
ker and Mrs. Louise Hickman.
To Hold Party Homemakers'
class of the Methodist church
will hold a Valentine party Fri
day at 7:30 p m. in the church
parlors. Games have been plan
ned and refreshments will be
served by the men of the class.
. ...
To Plan Dance Final plans
for ' the American Legion and
Auxiliary valentine dance will
be discussed at the regular meet
ing of the American Legion at
the armory tonight at 8 o'clock.
After the business meeting the
Legionnaires will join the Aux
iliary for refreshments.
.
Ladies Aid St. Peter's Luth
eran church Ladies Aid society
will meet in the church parlors
at 1 p. m. Thursday for a lunch
eon to be followed by an educa
tional and business meeting.
Sewing for the Junior Red Cross
and a grab bag sale will be other
features of the afternoon's ac
tivity. BIRTHS
FINDLAY To Mr. and Mrs.
Archie F., Rt. 4, box 60, Feb12,
1946, a boy, 7 pounds, at Sacred
Heart hospital.
WEATHER
Northern California: Clear to
day and tonight, becoming
cloudy Thursday except in ex
treme north portion with light
rain Thursday; slightly warmer
today,
NEGRO FATHER AT 94
Houston, Tex., Feb. 13 (U.R)
Add vital statistics:
The registrar today recorded
the age of Jesse Cook, father of
a newly-born baby, as 94. The
mother is 20.
PASSES IN K. F.
Myron W. McVay, former
Medford business man who left
here in 1932 to live In Klamath
Falls, died suddenly last night
in a Klamath Falls hospital of a
reported heart attack according
to information received here by
his sister, Mrs. Alice Seman, 204
Genessee street. McVay was but
52 years old.
Mrs. Seman stated that funeral
arrangements were pending
word from other relatives.
In addition to Mrs. McVay
and a son, McVay is survived by
his sister here and two brothers,
Robert N. McVay, of Tacoma,
and Lewis H. McVay of Vallejo,
Calif.
At one time McVay was an
automobile dealer here, his part
ner being O. V. Myers.
Court Records
Police Court
Wade Stourt, Mary Lee Lee,
Robert W. Hollifield, Eugene
Ferrell and Alberta McVeigh,
double parking. S2.50 fine each
Jimmie W. Anders, violation
of basic rule, $10 fine.
Justice Court
Charles H. Walden, exceeding
PUC weight, cited.
Jonnie A. Zimmerman, over
three in driver's seat, cited, i
Robert J. Russell, violation of
basic rule, cited.
Allen R. Bilkey. no motor ve
hicle license, cited.
Roger K. Hobbs, no operator's
license, $1 and costs.
Lillian B Woodford, no oper
ator's license; failure to yield
right of way, cited.
Walt G. Maehl, no operator's
license, $1 and costs; no motor
vehicle license, $1 and costs.
Andrew J. Strupp, driver axle
of Colds' Muscle Aches
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Minor Burns Cuts. Bruises
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Cpl Otto Winkelman, 28. whose tivi
children were burned to death when
fire destroyed his home at St. Clali
8hores, Mich. Winkelman, now en
route to his home, learned of tragedy
while on duty with 733rd Ordnance
at Kobe, 150 miles from Tokyo. His
live children were Marvin, 10; Dail,
eight; Shalva Jean, six; Allan, 4, and
Barbara Lee. 24 months.
overload, $12 and costs.
Lewis V. Morgan, overlength
load, $2.50 and costs.
Lloyd A. Sanders, no license
on trailers cited.
George F. Colbert and Sidney
M. Jones, driver axle overload,
cited.
Fred C. Neathamer, combina
tion overload, cited.
Closing tlms for Sunday Too Late
to Classify 4:00 Saturday afternoon
Please remember
LAST OF TURKEYS
SENT TO MARKET
The final turkey shipment of
the season was made today by
the Blue Moon company of San
Francisco. The shipment, con
sisting of about 4,000 birds,
cleans up the local market.
In some sections of the coun
ty, turkeys have started to lay
but for the most part have been
held back by the cold and rains.
Some producers are keeping the
brood turkeys in warm and light
ed coops which increases laying.
It is expected general laying will
start in another week or ten
days.
The turkey crop in Jackson
and Josephine counties last sea
son was estimated at around
125,000 birds. It is not expected
to be as large the coming year.
RADIO TO TEACH
Mexico City, Feb. 13 (U.R)
A radio schoolteaching geo
graphy, history and music will
be inaugurated by Mexican radio
stations with the cooperation of
the British Broadcasting corpora
tion, John B. Leech, BBC direc
tor in Mexico, said today.
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Chicago (U.R) Justice of the
Peace Joseph Joswiak smelled
smoke at the Morton Grove
County Highway police court.
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The smoke increased and so
did the smell.
"No one but a goat could
smell like that," Joswiak said.
Suddenly the wastepaper bas
ket underneath his desk burst
into flame from a discarded
camera film which had been
smouldering.
Court was resumed 'after tha
burning basket was tossed out
the window.
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