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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1950)
TWO MEDFOHP (OBEOON) Precinct Committee Leaders Announced The county clerk's office has completed tabulation of the re sult of voting in the primary election for precinct committee- Adrienne's SALE of Coats and Suits Still in Full Swing Many Styles, Sizes and Colors V, Pri rice Ad, riennes 214 E. Main Phone 2-7169 c 1 HERE'S THE RANGE You've WAITED FOR! FUEL -ELECTRIC COMBINATION ,T J4T it com wood-ni era ic J ew em V OOMtmATKM RAN04 -i i 7?Z " oven tewpjRWURE.,A Yes, this marvelous Monarch Range takes ALL tho guess work out of electric and fuel baking. If your recipe calls for 42S degrees heat you uit set the dial at 425 degrees and your oven is automatically held at that temperature. You no longer need to keep close watch over your fuel fire or oven-heat your kitchen the control does all the watching and baking results are PERFECT either with fuel or electricity. ( vs ; r ZACK'S APPLIANCE CO. 220 WEST MAIN MAIL TRIBUNE men and women. The complete list 01 cemrai cominmuus iui both parties is printed below, to gether with the name and num ber of the precincts represented: Democrat 1, Ashland. Norma P. Stearns, Dhllin Wonrit- 2. Ashland. L. Peers Wllmeth, Elizabeth B. Ostrander: 3, Ashland, Margaret and Douglas Faskq; 5, Ashland, r n Mnrrnu I.nna M. Dame- son; 6, Ashland, Ross Buyers, Gertrude I. koduck; o, Asnianu, Lucille Polenz, Walter O'Tool; 9, Ashland, Francis W. and Snoma M. Hall; 11, Ashland, James Ed ward and Nadine Sweeney; 12, Ashland, Bernard and Mary El len Pederson; 20. Butte Falls, R n h r I Erimnnrisnn. Margaret Shaw; 22. Eagle Point North, Clarence Davies; 23, Flounce Rock, Fred and Eula Middle busher; 24, Trail. Winston and Joyce McCleave; 25, Shady Cove, Ray Briggs, lioldie fc. unamoer lain; 28, Howard, Glen L. and Margaret Rader; 29, Howard Fki r.mr Distell: 30. Roxv Ann, Norman R. Mattcson, Paul ine Crocker; ii, memora, a. u. Tollefson; 33. Medford, John Miiaii Mnrv R Manss: 37. Med- fni-rf Rlrhnrrt .1. nnd Florence L. Smith; 38, Medford, James R. Lillic; 39, Medford, Lewcll A. and Olivia Dupray; 40, Med- fnrH Frnnlc I.. Huphter. Helen Dixon; 41, Medford. Joe and Mary E. Cave; 42, Medford, Ma rie Ulrich: 44, Medford, Vera D. Rippon, Abram W. Smith; 45, MnHfnrH Cnnrop A. and Maude Codding; 46, Medford, Marie Mvprs Hosworth: 48. Medford. J. P. Graham; 49, Medford, Ed- 3 ivv PHONE 2 5970 Wtdnaiday, Junt 7, 1930 ward C. and Mary Greiner Kelly; 50, Medford, Frank DeSouza; 51, Medford, Paul 11. Zelcznlk; 52, Medford, E. Carl and Darlene K. Bennett; 53, Medford, Elsie Rags dale; 54, Medford, Gladys Ram min; 55, Medford, Kenneth and Anita A. Corliss; 56, Medford, James C. Collins, Margaret Schuler; 58, Orchard Home West, Geo. A. and Lula G. Watson; 59, Phoenix East, R. S. Furry, Faye Carver; 60, Phoenix West, Elvcrton R. Claflin, Vcrna May Anderson; 61, Phoenix South west, Warren and Margaret G. Lofler; 62, Talent West, A. Le nore Zapell H. J. Straus; 63, Talent East, Florence Hartley, Buel Parent; 64, Griffin Creek, James J. and Betty Lee Boyle; 65. Jacksonville North, Jack C. McKim, Hanna C. Smith; 66, Jacksonville South, Lloyd W. and Jean Whitney; 67, Perry- dale North, Clair P. and Elaine R. Gelbcrson; 68. Perrydale South, Ira E. and Pauline Mc Donald; 69. Central Point West, Rawlcs Moore; 70, Central Point Northeast, Frances L. and C. Scott Hamilton; 71, Central Point Southeast, L. P. and Margaret J. Mathes; 72, Willow Springs, John R. Schumpf. June Marie Stevenson; 73, Mound, Samuel N. and Irene C. Mallon; 74, Sams Valley, Earl F. Peffley. Donna V. Straus; 76, Rogue River East, Harry L. White, Lil lian Hargett; Gold Hill North, Melvln C. and Ethel A. Han cock; 79, Gold Hill South, Earl H. and Ida M. Cook; B0, Foots Creek. Letsy Miller; 81. Apple- gate, Grace Hunter; 84, Sterling. Abby Dunnington. Hipubhcan 1. Ashland. Henry C. and Rosa Dodge Galey; 2, Ashland, Ben T. Lombard, Louise Dougherty; 3, Ashland. G. H. Billings. Mildred Klum; 4, Ashland. Etta L. and Earl C. Schilling: 5. Ashland. J. P. Wells: 7, Ashland. Harrv A. Skerry Jr.. Annie A. Dish; 8. Ashland. Fern Walker; 9. Ash kind. Betty C. Weller. Morton Ni-wtnn: 10. Atl:ind. Olive Hur dle: 11. Ashland. Chas. II. Dels man. Marv V. Hash: 13, Ashland. Walter Bedford: 14. Ashland West. John Rodney Keating, Isa bel M. Lennox: 15, Barron. Hugh and Mildred Barron; 16, Belle view, Geo. Edwin and Nelle Dunn; 17, Pinehurst, Clyde Laird; 19, Lake Creek, Burrell O. Wyant, Ella D. Tyrell; 23, Flounce Rock, R. Bruce Grieve, Frances Pearson: 24, Trail, D. H. Barber, Agnes L. Berry; 25, Shady Cove. Joseph J. Hall, Zu ba M. Walker; 26, Reese Creek, Paul G. Olsen: 28. Howard. Wil liam M. and Eula L. Foley; 29. Howard East. John Benson Jr.; 31. Hillcrest, Burdette L. Dodge, Grceta Sands; 33, Medford. Yctta A. Flowers; 34, Medford. Donald G. Darneillc, Monta Davis; 35. Medford. Gundcr O. Sanden, Maude E. Maasdam: 36, Medford. Dclie M. Whlsenant, Carold J. Parker: 37, Medford, Thomas H. Ness: 39, Medford. W. J. War ner, Metla N, Kyle; 40. Medford Gus Newbury; 42. Medford, Ken neth G. and Margaret Denmnn; 43, Medford, Frank D. Applin, Marian Frcv York; 44, Medford. Jean McAllister: 45, Medford. Edward Branchfielri, Eunice E. Carter: 4H, Medford. Donald B. Whalen. Edith W. Braley: 47. Medford, Murray S. Gardiner. Helen S. Rueggrr; 49. Medford Just Arrived Imported CHINESE HAND HOOKED RUGS O First Time Offered In Medford At These LOW, LOW PRICES New ihipment )uit arrived from a e toil the Pacific! Fint quality famous "PRUDENCE" China Hand Hooked Rugi, tiquiiit floral deiigns with beige back ground and choict of toft roae, green or btut border. 0al er oblong ihapei. Quan tities limited. 9 x 12 ROOM SIZE $5950 SEE THESE BEAUTIFUL HOOKED RUGS TOMORROW! BARNARD'S F-LOOR COVERING SPECIALIST? 317 EAST MAIN PHONE 2-5487 Pickin' Pears By L. J. "Tick" Malarkay "Where is that guy Malarkey? I want to meet him." The ladies of the VFW auxil iary were coming through the barracks of Company I, and from where we sat there was no es cape. "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned," and "what kind of a dog-house are we in now?" we thought. Mary ucBerry, bless her. did the honors. And we were face to face with Mary Schulz. I read that story you wrote about Freda Lawrence," she said. "Believe me, she rates all of those good things you said about her. Freda is tops." Mary's husband. Dick, is here on the station works in the ga rage. He was with a North Da kota outfit during the kaiser war days. Mary hails from Michigan. A arevhaired lady, after Quen ching her thirst at the drinking louniain, turned to ner compan ion and said: "This Medford water is the thing that keeps me from making our home in south ern California. There is none like it anywhere else. True words. Thev are Dourins concrete out here this morning, completing the emergency runways to be used by wheel chair patients in the event of fire or catastrophe. Otto A. Ewaldsen, Margaret Mentzer; 50, Medford, Lucille Virginia Wayburn; 51, Medford, Wilson G. and June Slater; 52, Medford, Warren E. Fichtner Aileen L. Peterson; 53, Medford, Wm. H. Paine, Winifred S. Vail; 54, Medford, Florence V. Fish. Robert D. Church; 55, Medford, Nina C. and John C. Boyle; 56. Medford. Don R. Newbury. Fran ces Littrell; 57, Orchard Home East, Mary P. Fowler. Carl Y. Tengwald: 58. Orchard Home west. Louise Brockway. Clark J. Walker; 61, Phoenix Southwest. Bert and Kathrvn Staneliffe: 62. Talent West. Marian and Everett L. Beeson; 63, Talent East, S. J. Welburn. Susie C. Maust. 64, Griffin Creek, F. R. and Chloe Fairweather; 65. Jackson ville North, John Niedermeycr, Claire Hanlcy; 66, Jacksonville South, Anna F. Coleman; 67, Perrydale North, James H. and Kathcrine B. Hopkins; 68, Perry dale South, Mary E. Kellington. F. G. Bunch; 69. Central Point West, Bereth P. Hopkins, George C. Flanagan; 70. Central Point South, Donald E. Faber, Emma R. Williams: 71, Central Point Northeast, Arden R. Plnkham, Bculah Faber; 72, Central Point Southeast, Benton A. B o y c e, Margaret Conger; 73, Mound, H. F. Swingle. Violet Hamilton; 74. Sams Valley, Anna E. Carley; 75, Wimer. Augustus W. Mcln tire, Nora Blair; 76, Rogue River East. Clarence L. Williams; 77, Rogue River West, T. C. and Pattc Hopkins; 78. Gold Hill North. Harold E. Bishop, Maude Coy Robiason; 79, Gold Hill South. Bertha Coy Ross. F. J. Mitchell; 80, Foots Creek, Elea nor S. Bolt. Paul T. Ruttcr: 81, Applegate, Charles Elmore, Ber tccna Hill; 82, Union, Glenn W. Smith. Maude A. Port: 83. Wat kins. Evelyn J. Winningham; 84. Sterling, Michael C. Loft us, Anna R. Scott. M 2 x 3 $ 5.95 2 x 4 7.9J 3 x 5 14.95 4 x 6 22.95 6 x 7 39.50 6 x 9 54.50 8 x 10 79.50 10 x 14 ..... 139.50 11 x 15 159.50 12 x 18 199.50 News, Gossip, Comment From Camp White Construction was done by the sta tion carpenter crew and the con crete pouring by a firm from Medford. Carrie M. Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson, will be In' the graduation class of the University of Colorado June 10. Anderson is executive officer of Camp White. Carrie majored in journalism at Colorado and had business ad vertiesing atETAOIN NU NU vertlslng as her specialty. In ad dition to other scholastic honors she won the $100 award given each year by the Denver Wom en's Press association to the out standing student of journalism and advertising. The lady also found time to be president of the Mortar board. Following commencement Miss Anderson will come to Medford to visit a month with her folks. He was Capt. Ernest J. Theri ault. 32nd division, 125th in fantry, when the war ended Nov. 11. 1918. This was the outfit which wore the red arrow. Today "Ernie" is out on the plains of White and Is a member clerk In the front office. "Want to hear some music?" he said Sunday night. A medley of tunes rolled from that piano not one but a dozen. And tone deaf as we are, we rec ognized talent far beyond the or dinary. Friend "Ernie" once stud ied at the Detroit Conservatory of Music. And years back when the immortal Madame Schu-mann-Heink was touring the country he went along with her for six weeks as her accompanist. Tiring of music and thinking that no real future in it lav ahead, the young man fought pro fessionally as a lightweight. A couple of main events in Madi son Square garden convinced him that boxing, unless you were tops, meant only a scrambled head and walking on your heels. He quit the ring. Michigan raised Ernest J. Theirault. one time captain of in fantry. He plans to make Oregon his home when his health is re stored. WOMEN TO DIRECT Newton, Mass. (U.R) This Bos ton suburb plans to use women traffic police to promote nigh- way safety near the city s schools. The women will relieve some of the 30 policemen now used. GRADUATION CARDS and ii ere mrii-n.i.ij eimnaiiia w ( Vl ' CO i S l - " CO ; " S N H I fvl H Fil s. t m mi Bl f ?ls H ; K aH H . c 2. . a Ul 09 S. I to r- pi &f r- i S m M 3T5! O ? mA. O HJ I GO ffg S C7) M j ? S CO CD $ - -H Bl U i - 1 co bii ' ta ? H . -. s i CO CO 2 co i; S3 VI 5- T i o tdllt S m J! CO CaC7 CO ST 3- 3 (0 3: S WW? Q ZZ c . m rl x - a -h i4 Q-v 15 S ZSl m If i m oo M N JS3 O CV) 1? m n a o. CO ti -3 C n hi CD to n 2. : 1
