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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1950)
Local and RAn Horn Mr. and Mm. Tla. vid C. McGarry of Guam are the parents of a son, David Lew ii McGarry, born April 2. This is the McGarrys' second child, the first being a daughter, San dra. Mrs. McGarry is the former Lucille DeVoe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. DeVoe, 12 Glen Oak court. ELKS ATTENTION! Square Dance Lessons SATURDAY NIGHT Start at 8 p.m., finish at 11 p.m. THIS BECAUSE OF EASTER AND NOW IT'S IE Home Delivery Starting Tonight April 7, 1950-at 5:00 p.m IF YOU LIVE in the city limits of Medford, you're on HENRY'S DRIVE IN lot. Just pick up the phone and call 2-5161 any evening ex cept Monday, between 5 and 12 from 5 to 1 Saturdays. Anything on the menu will be de livered to your home anything from a "coke" to a full dinner for one person or a group for only a quarter 25 cents delivery charge. Don't raid the ice box for that "company snack" just call HENRY'S. Hot or cold foods will be delivered kitchen-fresh just as you'd have them on the lot or over the counter in special containers to insure finest condition. Finest foods in the valley at HENRY'S DRIVE IN ON THE LOT OR DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME JL NOW G0LD HILL GRANGE II U If The Home of Friendship Presents a NEW VESNYTST-EAMT'NG Cooler, Cleaner Than Ever DANCE IN COMFORT EVERY SAT. NIGHT USUAL PRICES COMPLETE SNACK BAR SERVICE HAM DINNER Upper Rogue Grange EASTER SUNDAY APRI 9 1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Egg Hunt for Children Adults $1.00 per plate Children 50c U.S. HALL JACKSONVILLE Saturday, April 8 Music by DICK SPAIN and the WESTERN SWINGSTERS GUEST ARTIST Sponsored by J.ckionvill. Lioni Club and I.0.O.F, DANCE SAT. MUSIC BY MfTl? OREGON RAMBLERS i . r ltVTH IT Til It " Personal Accident Reported A car op erated by R. E. Rawson, 2217 .-wings highway, and a bicycle ridden by Elton Warren, 450 Charlotte Ann road, were in volved in an accident at Ninth street and Central avenue, c cording to a report filed with c.ty police. No injuries to War ren were reported. . . . HRY'S Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gutter and daughter Gail, Port land, are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Scott, 45 Glen Oak tourt. . In Jail James Corbin Denny, 26. is held in the city jail for in vestigation concerning the pass ing of two spurious checks for fS each, city police said. Bicycle Stolen Mrs. Loroy Williams reported to city police lhat her girl's bicvele was stolen last night from the YMCA. It has a blue frame and one black fender. . New Personnel New person nel at the Medford branch of the United States National bank are Mrs. Ruth Nagy. of the note de partment, and Miss Betty Lou Peterson, bookkeeping depart ment. From Klamath Falls Mrs. William Spangler and family, Klamath Falls, are spending the week here with Mrs, Spangler's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Mc Cormick, of the Eagle Point area. Food Sale Members of the Adarel Past Matrons club will hold a food sale in the Garden club room at Jacksonville on Saturday. April 8. The sale will open at 10 a.m. and last all day. From Oswego Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Madison, Oswego, Ore., ar rived Wednesday to remain until after Easter, visiting their daugh ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Severson, 20 South New town street. Visit Here Mrs. C. G. Casper son and son, Carl Gene, have left for their home in Redding, Cal., after a week's visit with Mrs. Casperson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roe. Also here for an extended visit with the Roes is another daughter, Mrs. C. B. Funk, and her children, Carl Jr. and Susan. Brigham, Ut. Mrs. Funk's husband. Lt. Carl Funk, is on active duty with the organized reserves for a three month training course at Ft. Eus tis. Va. . To New York James J. Fine gan, sales manager for Southern Oregon Sales, Inc., left by United Air lines yesterday for Ossining. N. Y. He will join Mrs. Fincgan and children, Judy and Eileen, at the home of Mrs. Finegan's mother. Mrs. Mary Jacoby, who is ill. Fincgan will visit New York markets as well as other eastern and southeastern mar kets before returning here. The family expects to return within the month. DRIVE It3 theatre ENDS TONITE Margaret O'Brien - Herbert Marshall in "The Secret Garden" (In Technicolor) PLUS "Special Agent" NEWS - CARTOON FRI. - SAT. Abbott & Costello, R. Vallce PLUS "Africa Screems" "CHIP OF THE FLYING U" NEWS CARTOON Gatei Open at 6:30, Show at 7 J DREAMLAND WALKER'S DANCE - Every Sat. Nite Modern and Old Time Dances Enjoy the Genuine Old Time Quadrilles Good Clean Dance Large Crowd It's Always Family Night Here! MERRILL'S 6 PIECE BAND mom fat ALSO CON MAN v. CON WOMAN! onrr wocoxon nw Continuous From 10 A.M. Obituary ERNEST JODOIN Remains of Ernest S. Jodoin, 63. who passed away at the VA domiciliary center Monday, were forwarded to Portland for serv ices and interment there Satur day. Arrangements were in care of Conger-Morris funeral home. Mr. Jodoin was born in Man chester, N.H., Aug. 28, 1887, and had been at Camp White since last August. He was a veteran of World War I, having served in private in Co. M, 361st infantry. Surviving are seven children: Alfred William, Clyde, Rosetta. Mrs. Alice Crowder, and Mrs. Lenora Landgraver, all of Port land; Mrs. Emma Davenport. El sie. Ore.: and Mrs. Mary Church, Boise, Ida. HOLLIE RHOADS i Services for Hollie Alvin Rhoads, 42, who passed away at his home, 14 Hawthorne street, Thursday, will be held in Conger-Morris chapel at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, with the Eagles lodge officiating. A firing squad will be furnished by the Medford de tachment, Marine corps league. Interment will be in Siskiyou Memorial park. Mr. Rhoads was born in Woodward, Okla.. Apr. 25, 1907. He came to Medford five years ago from California. Surviving are his widow, Edna M Med ford; two sons, James Lane and Michael Alvin. of Applcgate; a brother, Ernest E. Long, Wash ington. D.C.; and a sister, Rosa dine Davison, Canton 111. GARY ENGELBERT Services for Gary Duane En gelbert, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Engelbert, Eagle Point, who passed away in a local hospital Thursday, will be held at the graveside in Siskiyou Memorial park Satur day at 9 a.m., with the Rev. John Berger officiating. Arrangements are in care of Congcr-MorrU fu nearl home. , In addition to his parents, sur viving are a brother, William Lee, at home: and grandparents, Mrs. Eunice Engelbert. and Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Griffiths, all of Albion, Neb. From California Visiting here this week are Mrs. Frank Bryan, Etna. Cal., and Mrs. Al Brvan. Eureka, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Coleman, 1806 East Main street. Mrs. Bry an is a sister to Mrs. Coleman. Display A collection of 28 handmade miniature hats are on display at the Cameo Beauty salon, 16 South Central avenue. The hats arc a part of a collec tion made by Miss Fannie Whit man. 510 South Fir street, and will remain on display until Sat urday at 4 p. m. Reluming Home Mr. and Mrs. 1. R. Acker and son, Rich ard. Temple City, Cal.. left Med ford for their home this morn ing. They are traveling via the Redwood highway. They spent the past week visiting Mrs. Ack er's mother, Mrs. I. L. Acker, and sisters. Mrs. Ray Sloneker and Mrs. C. C. Furnas and their families here. Teachers' Luncheon All school teachers in the county have been invited to a luncheon Saturday, April 15. at the Rogue Valley Country club, and reser vations should be made as soon as possible, it was announced to day. They can be made at the county school superintendent's office or at the Medford junior high school. The luncheon is an annual affair. Cars Collide Autos operated by James Morris Whitky, Med ford, and Paul Milles Lylc, Cen tral Point, were considerably damaged about 8:30 p. m. yes terday in a collision near the Valley Drive-in theater on high way 0!). Lyle swerved to avoid hitting a pickup truck and his car went out of control and col lided with Whitky's sedan, a re port filed with city police indi cated. X ENDS TOMORROW Petty or CUKVnn vv ; ITS KIDDIES Don't Forget Saturday Morning Cartoon Carnival 5 Big Cartoon Hits-5 WATCH FOR SATURDAY MORNING SURPRISES! Livestock Porilind. Oi , Apr. T U P Cattle 33. Good urer $2(1 65 to 127.50 Medium grades $24 to $26. Common $20 to $23 30 Low good heilt-r $23. medium grades $22 to $24. cutter and common dairy type hencrs $15 to $18 50. Canncr and cutter cows closed $14 to $15 50, few $16. mid-week sales down to $13 50 and under. Common and medium beef cowi $17 to $20. odd good young cows $21 and $22. Gooo beef bulls $21.50 to $22.50, common nnd medium buumikc butts $17,50 to $21. Calves 10. Good vcaleri largely $2H to $J0, odd choice round $32. Com in on and medium $14 to $25, cull downward to $10. Hogs $25. Uood and choice 180 to 230 lhs. early $18 50 to $18 75. late to $19. Heavier and lip liter weights $17 to $18 Good 350 to 550 lb lOWi $14 50 to $15 25, lighter uctghts to $15 50 and over. Good and choice feeder pigs $17 50 to $10. Sheep none. Good and choice fed wooled and shorn lambs $24.75 to $25.50, latter new recent hich. Me dium grades largely $22 to $24. com mon down to S19. Good and choice ewes $12 to $13. latter record high. Common ewes cownward to $8. No Epring lambs on sale this season to date. San Francihco, Apr. 7 (U.P.I Cattle none Load high medium nnd low-good 1080 lb. steers $27-25. other loads and lots medium 815-1070 lb. steers $25 50-28 50; odd head medium heifers $24; few medium range rows $19-20 50. common and tow-medium cows. $18-18 75, hulk cauners and cut ters $14.50-17, few up to $17 50. shelly canners $14 down. Good sausage bulls $21-22.50. Small lot good 1U20 U. feed er steers $25 with two out $23. Cnlves none. Few medium venters $25-20, common $2324. Hogs 15. Butchers 75c-$l lower, sows scarce; feeder pigs steady. Good and choice 100-240 lb. butchers $17 75 Wednesday, good sows $13, steady Good and choice feeder pigt 100 lbs. down $20-22. 110-135 lb. $t8-ll). Sheep none. Spring lambs over loo lbs. 25c lower; other classes generall steady. 50 head 91 lb. and small lot 07 lb. good and choice spring l:imos $28-27. Short load good and choice 106 lb. spring lambs $27.50 lot me dium and good wooled lambs $24 witn six out al $22, Medium and good wool slaughter eweg $12.85, medium ($10.75, common $7. Daily Weather Report FOKKCASTS Medford and vicinity: Showers and continued cool tonight and Saturday. Western Orrnon: Mostly cloudy witn occasional thowcis tuntRht and Satur day. Continued cool. luw tonight ! to 40. High Saturday -t;-5. LOCAL lA r. Temperature a year ago today, Highest 8; Lowest 4ti Total monthly precipitation .08 Inch Deficiency for the mouth ,i!2 inch. Total precipitation since September 1. 1040. 14 70 inches. Exces for the reason 1 .28 inches. Relative humidity 4:30 pnv yester day i0'r: 4 30 a.m. today OO'r. Observations Taken At 4:30 A.M., U0 Meridian Time HiKh Low Prec. Boise Boston Chicago Denver Eureka Havre Klamath Falls Los Angeles Medford New York Omaha Phoenix Portland Heno Eugene Salt Lake San rrancuco Seattle Spokane Washington. D. C. Yakima tit) 37 4;t 2H 7:t Mi 37 30 4r 57 Sunrise ,V42 .rn. Sunset fi:44 p.m. Quartets to Sing Members of the quartets and chorus of the Medford chapter of the SPEU SQSA will leave here Saturday afternoon to take part in a bene fit program at Roseburu spon sored by Roscburg and Eugene chapters. SONG-SPLASHED MUSICAL HIT! f BETTY STRUTS HER STUFF! (w0ffb. and it's the Stuff ffij-saffi . Great Musical Hits P Are Made of! PHIL HARRIS Reginald mm - urn iaitoh fC'f- F A Technicolor Noveltoon CONTINUOUS " "LAND OF LOST JEWELS" SATURDAY I SUNDAY 0 FROM 12:45 P.M. Travelogue in Color , " I 'VLAYGROUND OF MICHIGAN" J I I Friday April 7, 1950 Portland Produce Portland. Ore . Apr. 7 (U P.) Butter Prices to retailers: Grade AA prints, titic lb.; AA cartons, 67c; A prints, 68c; A cartons, 67c; B prints, ti3c. KKf prices to retailers: Grade AA large, 43c; A large. 41c; AA medium, 41c: A medium, 40c; small, nominal; cartons, 2c Additional. CheesePrices to retailers: Port laud, Oregon singles, 37.41c lb., Ore gon 5-lb. lofiis. 42tj-43c lb.; triplets, 1 c less than singles. Premium brand, singles 50iC lb.; loaf 52c lb. Hest, local spinach sold for $1 an orange box on the Portland easlside farmers wholesale produce market to day, Mustard greens were listed at SU cents a doen bunches. Mid-Columbia green onions were 40 45 cents a dozen bunches. Foresters To Hear of Western Pine Problems Krncst Kolbc. Western Pine association representative, will address members of the Siskiyou chapter of the Society of Ameri can Foresters at 7 p.m. today at the Mon Dc.sir dining room near Central Point. Problems of pine forestry will bo discussed by Kolbe, who will also show motion pictures illus trating his talk. The Mightiest of AMD Color by 1 csdr tss 1 1 AIITime I " AM II i fpjppjpjpjpppjajajpjaipjiaaxpaajHHaajpMpjajp MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIFTEElf Girl, 7, Accidentally Slain by Brother Chicaeo. Apr. 7 (U.R) Funer al preparations were made today for a seven-year-old girl acci dentally shot and killed by her nine-year-old brother during a "shooting game" while their mother was out shopping. The girl, Mary Pibolis, died yesterday. A single bullet from her father's .38 caliber pistol had entered her abdomen. Her brother Teddy told police that he found the gun under a pillow. Mary aimed her finger at him and shouted, "bang, bang." He gestured with the real weapon and accidentally pulled the trigger Jack Francis Cody. 22, and Jack R. Richcy, 21, posted $25 bail each with city police Tues day night after officers were called to evict them from the Rialto theater. They were booked on disorderly conduct charges for annoying others in the au dience and police said they were caught drinking beer in the loge I section of the theater. , All Motion Pictures! Starts SUNDAY at the CRATERIAH THEATRE Phone 2-6424 Delilah. ..history s most beautiful and treacherous woman ... as portrayed by Hedy Lamarrl Limited Engagement '3'ecwiicofor1 Luzier's Personalized Cosmetics PHONE 2-9277 R0BER1 TAYLOR LANA TURNER in "JOHNNY EAGAR" PLUS Greer Garson, Walter Pie'fle in "PLOSSOMS IN THE OUST" Ahs tit dJfJJEgthait wtrl Continuous From 12:45 P.M. Phone 2-6424 JiilLi.ii ENDS lOMOKKyW ok at t. J Gates Open 6:30 P.M. fJ KIDDIES 1 UNDER 12 rlxCCI with WALTER BRENNANl- IN CI0II0IIS TKMMIOIOI Maria MONTEZ Jon HALL SA8U I YOU I? OABii 0OTUE WARMED FREE I ilivl tW TMfTM ml' 74 mm PLUS ii-a"-inf Thar aif m JLrS iohH.. roin IU W' uutiii UiiiJIIilMl M K. V V I'M'AVfc n 1fLy.TtL yigp I mm '"' I HTUBl I ' !2bJ Phone 3-9195 Medford, Oregon
