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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1946)
FOURTEEN MEDrORD MAIL TRIBUNE Thunder. Feb. 21, 1948 E Hill, four from Eagle Point and one each from Medford and Grif fin Creek. SPRIM already! Also reported were one case of epidemic meningitis In Ash Tl SON HOI NAVY DUTY land, one case of Influenza, also in Ashland, one of rheumatic fever, Medford, one case of un dulant fever, Oakgrove, one case of malaria at Camp White and one case of amoebie dysentery, Medford. J 0f it's Third ion of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Host to return from the ervlce, Sle Calvin A. Row, arrived at tha family home, 1030 Henry street In Ash land, Sunday. Ross was honor ably discharged from the navy at Shoemaker, Calif., after three years service, 22 months of which were spent In the Asiatic Pacific theater and Alaska. He served as a member of an arm ed guard on a merchant ship. Clifford E. Ross was second of the three sons to return home when he was discharged early In Tonnuru at Ft. Lewis. Wash., after five years, three months with the army Infantry and coast artillery. A private first class, he spent seven months In the Asiatic-Pacific theater. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ross are re siding at the home of hla par ents at present. First of the sons to be hon orably discharged from the ser vice was Charles Irvln Ross, former motor machinist's mate, second class, who was released In Kcntpmber at Boston, Mass. Th fnrmpr nawman. who is residing with his wife at their home at 010 Beach street in Ashland, served 21 months In the Pacific, stationed at a P. T. base. A fourth son who served In the armed forces, Pfc. Dale Ross, was lost In action on Guadalcanal. BALLET COMPANY NEXT ATTRACTION Measles eontlnuea to be the most prevalent of the communi cable diseases, with 60 new cases listed In the county during the week ending Feb. IS. This, how ever, represents a decline from the previous week when almost 100 cases were listed. Thirty-seven of the 80 cases were reported from Medford and 14 from Gold Hill. Lone Pine district reported 8, Evans Valley four and Griffin Creek, Central Point and Phoenix each listed one case. Camp White re ported three cases. Chlckcnpox was next on the list in points of numbers, with a total of IT cases reported. Eleven were listed from Gold Alicia Markova and Anton Do lln, known by American audi ences as two of the great danc ers in ballet history, and their company will present a perform ance In Medford Monday, Feb. 25. at the high school auditor ium. This Is the first time that the two dancers and the com-j pany have toured this country Schooled In their early years j under the late Serge Dlaghllev. Miss Markova and Mr. Dolin headed their own company once before, touring their native Great Britain. 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