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ft " PEAR CITY FOUR Pictured above is the "Pear City Four' quartet, which will take part in the annual "Parade of Barbershop Quartets," to be conducted Saturday night in the senior high school gymnasium by the Society for the Preservation and Encour agement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America. From left to right, they are Duane wisely, tenor, Ernest Lytle, lead, Paul Hop kins, baritone, and Charlie Stacy, bass. Barbershop Songfest Set Saturday Night A uniformed chorus from Brookings will open the second annual "Harmony Jamboree and Parade of Quartets" here Satur day, it was announced today. The "jamboree"' is sponsored by the Medford chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America. It will start at 8 p.m. m the audi torium of Medford senior high school. Brad Page, director of the Brookings chorus, reports they will Drobablv sing "The Old Sones." "Whispering Hope," a Ktpohen Foster medley and "May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You. 30 Sinqeri Th Brookines chorus in cludes approximately 30 singers. The erouD is made up oi log gers, truck drivers, professional men, merchants and ranchers. Although few members of the Tirookines organization, uiciua ing Director Page, have had for mal musical training, they have vppti well received eisewnere, members of the Medford chap ter state. The chorus plans to stay over night in Medford and will ap pear in Grants Pass on Sunday. The following week-end they will sing at a similar show in Crescent .City. . The Brookings chorus will be accompanied here by a quartet, the "Organairs," from the same city. The quartet consists of Mickey Gould, lead, Orval Dim- micki. . tenor, - Stan .ranerson, baritone, and Tiny Olson, bass. 13 Quartets A total of 13 quartets and two choruses, the other one from Medford. have indicated that thev will take part in the jam boree. Most recent to accept an invitation to the event was the "House Brothers" barber snop quartet of Bly. Gus Witts, presi dent of the Medford chapter of SPEBSQSA, states that "every effort was made to have this quartet on the program because it was so well received at last year's jamboree." Tickets for the show are on sale , at Barker's Men's store, Purucker's Piano House, Pruitt's TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Music store and Strangles Studio. Proceeds from ticket sales will be used to purchase supplies for ambulance planes operated by Mercy Flights. Inc., southern Oregon's non-profit air ambul ance service. Day old chicks every Thursday. JACKSON COUNTY FEED CO. Court It McAndrews GLADIOLUS BULBS MIXED COLORS. 3 doz. for Si. OAKDALE MARKET HOOTS MOTOR CO. Dodge Plymouth Dir. 101 West Jackson at Fir BRAND NEW 1952 DODGE COUPE Ready to go. $2182.62. Only ' 1728 down payment and $78.63 per mo. ALSO Brand new 1952 Dodge ' j-ton pick up at -ob aown pymi. ana omy 9o3.30 per montn. ROOTS MOTOR CO. 101 West Jackson at Fir Dodge Plymouth Dir. GLADIOLUS BULBS MIXED COLORS. 3 doz. for $1. OAKDALE MARKET LUMBER Good low priced lumber. Beautiful V-rustic. knotty pine and redwood, all widths. Bargain every day. Free delivery. NORTON'S LUMBER CO. Phoenix. Oregon. Phone 3-2888 WANTED New or good used mer chandise for ST. MARY'S SCHOOL BENEFIT AUCTION. Saturday. March 29 at St Mary's Gym. cor ner 11th & Holly. Call 3-2137. 2-9834 or 2-2489. ENGLISH DAISIES EXCELLENT BORDER PLANTS 91 Box OAKDALE MARKET ORDER EARLY Select Green Fir Slabs. MEDFORD FUEL. Tel. 2-2111. BRAKE drum lathe for sale model J. J. Lempco. Ph. 2-402211 Al mond St. WAIT FOR ST. MARY'S SCHOOL BENEFIT AUCTION.. Saturday. March 29. St. Mary's Gym. WE FIX EM while you sleep HAWKINS all night GARAGE 6.16 S Riverside Ph 3-1534 WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS "1 AUCTION 1155 North Central Mondav and Friday. 7:00 P.M. Consignments always welcome. We do appreciate your business. "A Square Deal Or No Deal" Phone 3-2939 For Details SWISS GIANT PANSIES. STRONG. STURDY PLANTS SI Box OAKDALE MARKET ENGLISH DAISIES EXCELLENT BORDER PLANTS $1 Box OAKDALE MARKET REUB NELSON'S Motor Service will go anywhere any time. Ph. 3-3200 LOST White, black and brown male hound, named Bugle. Ph. Cent. Pt 484 collect. Liberal reward. FOR SALE Surfaced 4x4 redwood posts Shiplap 12 in. boards & dimension Low priced. R. O. STEPHENSON CO. Court & McAndrews. Ph. 2-6000 COMMERCIAL SPRAYING of all kinds. Phone 2-5376. Withrow. TTTMWE STONE. LAY-TITE CHIM NEY BLOCKS AND TRASH BURN ERS. FARMERS' LUMBER CO. So. Riverside at Barnett Phone 2-5462 BUILDERS BARGAINS PLASTERBOARD 4x8x'i 4x8x1. 4x8x' 2 Bargains for the Builder. .05 .05 i .06 BUILDERS SERVICE 2802 Crater Lake Hwy. Medford. Ore. Ph. 2-8376 FOR SALE Small garden tractor "in good cond. Also Salisbury motor scooter. Ph. 2-8206. 4-ROOM Apt. furn . walking distance. Adults only. rn. z-eaas. 1 ROOM Apt., working girl preferred. Ph. 2-6338. MURREY S LOW-PRICE Bicycle Shop, 115 S. Holly. COOKED FOOD ale parking lot. Main St., at Goodwin Sat. 10-2. HIGH INSULATES GOOD . HOMES H- C. HIGH 134 N. Riverside Ph. 2-2461 YELLOW ONION SETS. 2 lbs. for 39c. OAKDALE MARKET FOR- SALE John Deere Model B tractor. $650: and a VAC Case. $750. HUBBARD-WRAY CO.. INC. 25 S. Riverside Medford. Ore. SMUDGE OIL FOR SALE in small quantities or carload lots at Sam son's. Arrange now for your Smudge Oil requirements. Phone 2-5295. PEAT MOSS now available at Sam son's. We have just unloaded a carload of Peat Moss containing full sized bales, half bales, and small packages. Phone 2-5295 now for your requirements. F. E. SAMSON CO.. Inc. FERTILIZER for Lawn and Garden. The proper use of a balanced fer tii2er pays big -dividends in in creased production. Let the F. E. Samson Co. supply you with your needs. FOR SALE Xj Acre irrigated, fruit trees, on bus line. Price 91350 cash. Ph. 2-9449. CLERK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT OF COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON February. 1952 The following is a statement of the proceedings ot tne county court or Jackson County. Oregon, and showing a list of claimants tor supplies ana services which were passed upon during the month of February. 1952 as required by Chapter 136 of 1847 Session Laws. G. R. CARTER County Clerk Overwidth and or Over height Transportation Permits issued to the following: Bullis Truck lines. Johnson Truck lines. Harry Modrell, Harry Goode. Order reducing maximum load lim its on certain county roads, as fol lows: Wagner Creek road. Anderson Creek road. Griffin Creek road, Cole man Creek road, Butte Falls-Prospect road. Willow bprings-Tolo road. Dead Indian road. Evans Creek road. Auditor's report for the month of December approved and filed. County hospital report for the month of January. 1953, approved and filed. Order awarding Contract of Oak Street bridge to R. . Meade and Company. Order accepting Swingle road as part of the general road system, ap proved by the court. Certificate for reappointment of Otto Ewaldsen. Commissioner of Housing Authority, approved by the court. Dog control meeting February 9, 1952. Order to sell lands heretofore ac quired by Jackson County, Oregon, approved by the court. Order for the cancellation of taxes on property acquired by Jackson County. Oregon approved by the Court. Order annulling order reducing load limits on county bridges. Bybee Bridge No. 164. Phoenix Bridge No. 10. Copper Bridge No. 477. approved by the court. Auditor's report for the month of January. 1953. approved by the court Ordered that indemnity be paid for diseased cattle slaughtered to the fol lowing: Floyd W. Hickman. James H. Nunes. Elmon H. Wilson. Rudolph H. Kamping. Pete Auer, Benjamin H. Christlieb. Order In the matter of the Issu ance of permits for the hauling of logs, poles or piling upon or over any county road within Jackson county. Oregon, and rules and regu lations governing such hauling of logs, poles, or piling over said road be rescinded and of no force and- ef fect. Approved by the county court. GENERAL COUNTY FUND The following payments are for services of employes of Jackson county, Oregon: Dorland Matheny. S45.35: Delia Mast $51.40; Shirley Vance. $41.00: Harry Marx, $47.79; Leota Ellen Day Ander son. S47 05: Ethel Holbrook. $2.97: Nydah Neil. 9239.01; Barbara Marie Ross. 919244; Delia Patton. S181.74: Bertie Jeanne Brown. $209.44; Gracie K. -Cole. 9100.45; Helen Dugan. 9334 Mr. Aftae Carter. 9TI9.T9: Thehm C. Mclntyre. 9203.94; Dora A. Berg mans. 928323; Orpha Leachensky, S181.74; Melba M. Jerden. 9189.34: Thelma Darleene Hansen. 9181.74: Marlon Huebner. 9181.74; Delpha Of fer; bacher. 9189.44: Clifford L. Bow ard. 9309.91: Marjorie Joan West. 9104.36; W. P. Dunlap. 9247,31: Una B. Inch. 9270.73: Margaret Cox. 9227 M; Norma Meserve -Tally. 917934; M- A. Beneka. 9200.37; Alice Beneka. 370.96; Gordon Campbell. 919927; Frank Toews. 9200.37; A. Erin Merkel. Mi, 9661.01; Blanche Frisbie, 9275.96; Elizabeth McGai liard. $2461: Mary Ellen Bell. $26241: Frances Clink. 9262.81: Ethel mae Kandier. $258456; Cleo Kent. 9236.71; Valeria Gene Parker. 9227.86: Doris Lena Wagner. $227.86: Martha Donahue. $41.04; Walter Sutherland. $298.81; Orie S. Moore. $301.61: Le nore Estes. $207.91: Josephine Koppes, $22321: Josephine Teeter. $169.61; Ann Hamilton. 9227.86: Donald W. Berry. $245.78; Milo Ray Hubbell. $202.11: Charles D. Holbrook. $207.91: Earline Violet Soden. $155.94: Doreen Venelle Straus. $17925: Ruth Amelia Rose Muller. 8190.65; .W. P. Tucker, $24121: Donna D. Hughes. $48.90; Lilly Marie Bodenstab. $56.71; Guy Bishop, $2.97; A. J. Boulter. $2.97; Phyllis J. Gilman, $190.97; B. V. Ha maker, $19.78; Jesse V. Hamaker, $24.73: David C. Hendrix. $262.95: M. M. Morgan, $24.73; C- Marion Smith. $236.70; Elva Jennings. $211.04: Viola Moore. $223.86; Lucile Boenig. $181.06; Doris Evanson. $177.74: Mat tie Ma lone. $188.84: Helena Nelson. $17824; Florence M. Foster. $181.74: Chas. L. Moldovan. $249.84; H. Fred Kaller, 8227.64: W. B. McCullough. $238.74: Andrew Hawver. $273.31; Carl W. Miller. $234.74; Wm. W. Wil son. $250.11; John R. Good, $238.74; DeArmond Leigh, 9304.16L Earle E. Fichtner. 9300.61: Guv Huehse. $258.91: B. C. Tennant. S243.81: Dean DeBerry. $211.60; Marcelle Bryant, $196.81: Marjorie Brooks. $222.89: Doris White. $181.77: Vema Elliott. $175.48; Elva Claflin. $14239; R. L. janzen. $196.61: Maxine Janzen, $107.76; Dean DeBerry. $5125; O. C. Maust. $206.03: Susie C. Maust. $188.28; Isobel Mitchell. $136.58; Jewel A Martin. $113.28: Wm. H. Fisher, $132 03: Grace A. S. Fisher. $94.03: Ettie B. Pair. $158.36; Han nah E. Vick. $129.23: Ival Hope Bjork $113.28; Ethel Holbrook. $136.81: Ma. rie Claassen, $136.81: Lllliam Keith $136.81: Leota A. Windsor, $128.76; Viola S. Heffeman. $7.41: Mae Remil- lard. $89.18: Edwin Brown. $210.56; Donna Goddard. $98.71: Frank Sa- wacki. $303.06; Alice M. Grace, $224.36; Daisy D. Cain, $153.81. ' The . following payments are for travel expense: Milo Ray Hubbell. $53.90; W. P Tucker. $71.40; Frank Sawacki. $42.69; Alice M. Grace. $5420: Una B. Inch, $20.25; Don Berry, $49.20; A. Erin Merkel. M.D. $100.00: Blanche Fris bie, $75.00: Elizabeth McGalliard. $75.00; Mary Ellen Bell, $75.00: Fran ces Clink. $70.00: Walter Sutherland, $100.00; Orie S. Moore, $75.00; Ethel mae Kanclier. S65.00: Cleo Kent, $73.00; Valeria Gene Parker. $79.00; Doris Lena Wagner. $60.00: David C, Hendrrx. $27.58; C. Marion Smith. S34.93: Charles D. Holbrook. $21.70: Howard Gault, $270.49; De Leigh. $147.21; Guy Hughes. $128.99: Earle Fichtner, $84.14; B. C. Tennant. $7134. The following payments are for jury services: Mildred M. Fritz. $3.00: E. L. Adams. $3.60: Jessie C. Beach. $3.00; Adolph Angal. $12.00; Erma J. Bree den. $10.00: Earl B. Bostwick. $3.00; Geo. C. Barr, $3.00: Lome Fraser. $10.00: Lawrence B. Bradford. $10.00; J. D. Bowdish. $10.00: Leland J. Knox. $3.00: Mary Ellison, $3.00: E. C. Amidon. $3.00; Walter E. Bish. S3.30; Carlton Anhorn. $3.30; Frank M. Byrd. $1120. The following cavments are for supplies, services and equipment: rtusn electric, sia.ja: Bryant s Key Shop. $120: E. A. Barnes. $602.00: Dr. S. E. Philios. $140.00: Dr. Walter W. Weller. $304 80: George E. Stacey. CPA. $75.00: S. C. Jones & Sons. S99.75; Earl S. Tumy. $168.99; Pacific Supply Co-ooerative, $42.50: W. P Tucker, $7.05: Monarch Seed & Feed Co.. $1.74: Northwest Manufac turing Co.. $264.00: West Coast Print- in & Binding Company. S87.13: Med ford Stationery Store. $79.63: Brain erd Studio & Camera Shop. $.20; Med ford Printing Company, $57.60; Carlos W. Morris. $23.56: City Sanitary Serv ice Co., $8.00: Medford Water Com mission. $60.00; Pacific Telephone & Telefraph Co.. .$291.64: Western Oil Be Burner Co., $870 69: Luman Dawson, $190.00: Office Stationery & Supply Co., $180.22; Children's Farm Home, $62.00: Boys & Girls Aid So ciety of Oregon. $5.00; Catholic Chari ties, Inc., $45.00; Dr. C. L. Coyle. S42.50: Commercial Printing Co.. Inc., S9.60; Medford Office EquiDment Co., $2.50: American Laundrj. $10.88: Shaw Surgical Co., $13.58; Central Rexall Drug. $78.36: Community Hos pital. $3.50; Medford Laboratories. S14.00; Crater Lake Laboratory S3.50: Hubbard Brothers, Inc.. $6.29; Pacific Feed and Seed Co., $105.90: Fluhrer Bakeries, $15.16; Jack E. Humrich, $1130: Talent Hardware. $4.40: Mann's $3.37: Hockwald Chemical Company. $62.17: Mason. Ehrman & Go 98989; Ddhr f. -n. T7..V.V.- uj r- i ji. Norfield Shoe Co.. 94.13: Jorgensen's'. sja.su: ?aieni reea - store. 910.50; Yockei'f Trucking Service. $630: Oakes Meat Co, 94838: Standard Brands Incorporated. 961.69; Brill Metal Works. $2430; California Or. gon Power Co, 9367.63: Southern Oregon Title Co, 9103.44; Klocker Printery. 98.45; Marehant Calculat ing Machine to., 876.00: I. G. Neevel, 825.91: Morse Printing Service. $52.40: The Prison World. $2.00; Dunham's $4.43: vanco. $1232: J. c. Penny Co. Inc.. $28.12: Trowbridge & Flvnn Inc. $3.60; R. L. Janzen, $1220; Plastics Manufacturing Co, 920.08: Howard Gault. $2.88: California-Paciftc Utili ties Co, $14.87; Pacific Fruit & Pro duce Co, $39.78; Pacific Cooperative Poultry Producers, $1435; Bates Candy Co, $34.70; Campbell's Dairy, Mij: Meat center. $41.40: Becks Bakeries.' $4530; Business Machines Co, $530; Royal Typewriter Com pany, Inc.. $145.00; R. A. Holmes In surance Agency, $36.00: Carl Y. Teng- waia. sio.uu; c. k. rerrine. $22.00; R. R. Yates. $1029: Art Burnside & Company. $38.13; Medford Auto Clin ic, $1030; Flynn Electric Supply Co, i.ou; ueorge r. case co, sra.ez; western union, 7.ta; v. w. caiift, $37.37: Harry Marx. 91.90; Otis Elevator Co, $35.80: Moore Hamilton, $12.00; Public Employes Retirement System, $1.48929; Simmons Carbon Company, $2.03: Drs. Lawson & Hanf. $7.00; West Side Pharmacy. $2.35 Groceteria Super Food Markets, $1920; Trites Coffee Co, $23.49; Sur gical Sales. Inc. $3930; Mrs. O. C. Maust. $6.42: ingle Drug Co. $2.83: DeArmond Leigh, $3.18: Moore Hamil ton, $00.00: Oregon state Medical So ciety, o.au; raui w. tiavuana, $12.00; M. Dale Newton Company, $129.00: General Road Fund. $85.73: Alvin Roberts. M.D.. $10.00: C. L Drummond, M.D, $5.00: Southern Oregon Stamp Works. $725; Mrs. Ina Huson. $30.00; Electronic Service. $11.60; C. W. Lacy. $20.00: Southern Pacific Freight Office, $4.43: Ashland mnting co, inc. $75.01; Floyd w. Hickman. $8.00: James H. Nunes, $24.00: Elmon H. Wilson. $7.68: Ru dolph H. Kamping. $24.00: Pete Auer. $8.00; Benjamin H. Christlieb. $8.00: Dr. Albert A. Griffin. $10.00: G. R. carter. Trustee, (federal tax) $330930; G. R. Carter. Trustee, (state tax) $275.31: Aetna Life Insurance Co, 55.10: National Hospital Association. $96.00: Oregon Physicians Service. $58.65: State Industrial Accident Com mission. $118.07. CIVIL DEFENSE FUND The following payments are for supplies and services for Civil De fense: Verl G. Walker Company. 93.60; Medford Pharmacy. Inc.. $5.89: Porter Lumber Company, $1038; J. C. Pen ney Co, Inc. $10.68: Anders Photo Shop. $4.50: Office Stationery & Sup ply Co, $9.75; Pacific Telephone & Telegraph .Co, $21.60: Col. Chas. E. Stafford. $190.40; Natalie Huntley. $74.81: G. R. Carter. Trustee, (federal tax) $20.40; G. R. Carter, Trustee, (state tax) $3.00; Oregon Physicians Service, $11.10; State Industrial Acci dent Commission. $.42. MEDFORD LIBRARY FUND The foUcving payments are for supplies and services: Gaylord Brothers, Inc. $1030; Charlene Pike, $9.48: Mrs. Blanch Powell. $48 73; State Industrial Acci dent Commission. $1.51: G. R. Carter. Trustee, (federal tax) 87.80; G. R. Car ter. Trustee (state tax) $7.77; Public Employes Retirement System. $34.72. Jackson County Library. $1133; Rich ard Albrans. $15.34: Phyllis Morse, $129.10; Evelyn Graham. $136.61; Nora Jane McKay. $151.32; E. Fay Woolsey. $150.98: Mrs. Helen Dusen berry. $7.42; Betty Boeglin. $7.42: Mrs. Alta Estes. $7.42: Mrs. J. F. Brown. $7.42; Mrs. Dorothy Claflin. $7.42; Mrs. Jewel Routh. $7.42: E. A. Hildreth. $7.42; Mrs. Lulu Trotter. $7.42. ASHLAND LIBRARY The following payments are for services: Cora E Mason. 914.85: G. R. Car ter, Trustee, (state tax) 915. EMERGENCY FUND Earle Fichtner. travel. $39.00. ROAD FUNDS The following payments are for supplies, services and equipment for the Jackson County Road Dept.: Gunderson Bros. Engineering Corp, $428.58; reenaughty Machinery Co, $37.10; Witham Parts & Equipment Co, $8.37: Lilenquist Motor Co, $2.51; Alexander Hardware. $8.40; Hubbard Wray Co, $4.75: Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co, $25.59; Pacific Ma chinery & Tool Steel Co, $64.63: How ard Cooper Corporation. $720.49; Gardner tc Chastain, $18.42; Oregon Liauid Gas Co.. $60.84: Cal-Ore. Ma chinery Co, Inc., $92.75: Woodbury' Medford, $662.85; Smith-Dynge Lum ber Co, $119.17: Medford Saw Serv ice. $4.45: Medford Fuel Co, $802.73: Tokheim Oil Tank tc Pump Co, $298.71; Selby Glass Company, $43.30: Older Tire tc Wheel Exchange. $339.65: Medford Corporation. $139033; Clogston's Cabinet Shop. $35.20; Parsons Grinding Service. $18.62; Southern Oregon Machinery House. $5 00; D. W. Butler. $110.70: Magneto Equipment Co, $1.63: Sel by's, $9 80: Kogap Lumber Sales. Inc. $2.79727;. Southern Oregon Bearing Hotel apply Bales Co, t1ST.Se: Hooper Radiator Service. $75 60: Industrial Air Prod ucts CO, 991.65; State Industrial Acci dent Commission. 9608.89: Hamilton Trucking Service, Inc, 9103.88: Frank Kievet and Ruby Kievet. $136.40; By ron Coleman. $197.05; Harold M. Rob erts, $60.70; Walter R. Bote & Eleanor Bote. $10720: Charles W. Luman & Verda E. Luman. $107.30; Roots Motor Co, 9233.10: Sam Jennings Tire Co, 92931; Pittsburgh Plate-Glass Com pany. 9738: Electric Supply Co, $528: The Stevens Corporation, $26.47: Colyear Motor Sales Co, $130.50; Pierce Freight Lines. Inc, $1223: Schetky Equipment Corpora tion. $153.68: V. M. Califf. $37.66: Lit trell Parts. $341.81: Medford Plate Glass & Mirror Co, $54.45; M. C. Lin inger & Sons. $99.90: Armco Drain age & Metal Products, Inc, $3,972.60: Western Union. $1.60: Electric Steel Foundry Co, $92.95; Unioin Oil Co, $1337; Nelson Equipment Co, $98.94; Southern Oregon Equip. Co, $10.55; Southern Pacific Company. 94432; Cullen & Curry. Inc. 976.87: Cedar Rapids Engineering Company, 932.05; 1 1 Portland Wire & Iron Works, 9493.35; California Oregon Power Co, $10320; Standard Oil Company, $93529; Ore gon Nevada California Fast Freight, Inc, $1.95: Shell Oil Company, $4516.01: Beall Pipe & Tank Corpora tion. $5,052.47: Fairbanks. Morse tc Co, $975.75: Trowbridge & Flynn Electric Co, $490.98: Crystal Springs Packing Company. $124.00: City of Gold Hill. $2.70; Medford Water Commission, $6.10; Moore Steel Service Company. Inc, $7.76: Barnes Chevrolet, Inc, $2.66: The Stevens Corporation 948.97; Crater Lake Lumber Company, $6.50: Columbia Equipment Co, $5.46; Tim ber Products Company. $20.00: Geo. Potter. $1.50: Firestone Stores. $199.05: Medford Stationery Store. $6.17; Med ford Concrete Construction Co, Inc, $24.90; City of Ashland. $3.80; Eagle foint water commission. $3.75; Olym pic Petroleum & Equipment Co, $234823: Porter Lumber Company, $3.25: Parsons Grinding Service, $23.18; Medford Steel Company, $22.78: G. R. Carter. Trustee (federal tax). $2743.15; G. R. Carter. Trustee, (state tax). $302.27: Public Employees Retirement System. $119.35: Aetna Life Insurance Company. $13.77: Na tional Hospital Association. $136.00; State Industrial Accident Commission, $593.12. The following payments are for employees of the Jackson County Road Department: Ralph Paxton. $533; John W. Doyle, $130.48; Alfred L. Tye, $26.62: A. L. Cartwright. $240.01; Wm. Robert Flagg. $27431; H. T. Furnas. $278 86: Kenneth Hemmerling. $24731; Donald M. Ivie. $253.41: Bemice J. James. $133.43; Joseph S. Pruitt. $250.61; Opal M. Pruitt $227.86: Paul B. Rynning. $385.11: L. J. Shorey $328.81; Ira A. Spires. $269.72; Leonard An drews, $28531; L. J. Bigham, $319.91; Everett Brown, $252.09: Ralph S. Frantz, $217.12: Manley Jacobson. $264.07; Aubrey K. Stith. $251.94; John Burns. $127.39: Earl Avery. $27922; Clarence Baker, $278.81; Mil ton M. Boat. $301.62; H. C. Dooms, $268.42; Earl Jones, $19226: James Merntt. $297.61: Leonard - Burdahl. $206.00; Harley Cook. $272.40; Lee Damon. $240.82; Phillip Hannaford. $301.61; Elmer Hamish. S284.01: J. J. Haywood. $213.87; James L Lusk. $229 82; C. O. Culy. $232.67; G. H. Erickson. $216.98: Lyal Hartman. $273.83; Wesley Hartman. $39039: D. D. Hinkle. $225.52: Simon Johnson. $30126: R. P. Staggers, $227.84; A. 1 woodwortn, $204.55; Charles Dooms, $242.72: RoUie J. Rinabarger. $247.36; Harold c. Tone. $234.08; A. i. watten berg. $281.06: Warren J. Barlow. $22427; James L. Beams. $290.64; Paul T. Betz. $24926: Chester L Bourne. 9290.64: Robert F. Brown. $244.05; Otho C. Chesnut, 9247.44; Arne Christensen. $301.61; Ronald Clark. $234.46: Delbert J. Clifford. S217.81; John L. Conner. $237.77; E. L. Cooper. $336.01; Robert Craig. $27323; Ernest E. Culver. $22835. Louis R. Culy. $35933; John L. Dan- tora, s&sa.ub; ciauae a. uean. stn.ai; Willard Dooms. $287.68: Fred Dutton. $110.54: Howard D. Ferns. $297.79; Robert N. Finney. $230.08: Fred Foust. $21121; Jesse Groves Jr, $249.56; Airon Haddock. $238.46: Bumel. Hatch, $260.66; Delbert W. Howell. S279.59: Bernard H. Hukill, $38.35; Henry Kantor, $262.54: Clyde Keency, $220.99; James O. Keller. $263.01: Kail B. Kite, $24956; Paul R. Lynch. $236.44; Russell McDonald. $220.01, Harold C. Meyer. $442.68: Cecil L. Michael. $286.78: Joseph R. Miller. $301.79; Levi G. Monroe. $286.51: Miri W. Morse. $315 00: Lloyd J. Mynatt. $239.32; Clifford Nicholson. $285.76; Bobby G. Perdue. $240.09; Carl A. Perdue. $286.69; James T. Perdue. $236.01: Edward F. Perdue. $29129: Loren W. Prock. $324.91; Elmer W. 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