BIX MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL THIBUNB
Sunday. May II, 1951
Local and Personal
Assumed Nam Lyle R.
Schocppert and F. K. Waters,
767 South Riverside avenue,
have applied lor the assumed
name ol S-W Floor Cover shop
in the county clerk's office.
New Business L. C. Johnson
and Burl Johnson, Box 382,
Central Point, have filed an ap
plication in the county clerk's
office for the assumed business
name of J and J Log and Pole
company, a business cutting logs
and poles.
Business Changes George
McUne, 1158 Court street, Med
ford, hss applied for the as
sumed business name of Court
Street Repair and Glen A.
Branch has retired from the
same business. The business
handles automobile welding and
repairing.
New Owner Oley Kerr, 837
South Riverside avenue, Med
ford, has filed an application in
the county clerk's office for the
assumed business name of West
ern Redwood Fence company,
and T. J. Oakes has retired from
the same business.
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New Employee Joe R. Ho
ick Is now employed as a fu
neral director at Conger-Morris
Funeral home, according to an
announcement made yesterday.
Hosick has been associated in
this business for a number of
years. He Is a member of the
Lions club, the Elks club and
the American Legion, and is
safety chairman for the Mcdford
Parent-Teacher council.
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MIDFOP.D, OREGON
Father Dies Mrs. George
Bryant, 917 Jasper avenue, left
by air last Sunday for Ellsworth,
Kans., wiiere she was called by
the death of her father, Louis
Mylner.
Released Thomas J. Fuson,
200S East Main street, was re
leased Saturday from the Com
munity hospital where he has
been hospitalized following an
automobile accident on May 1.
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Historical Society The
Southern Oregon Historical Soc
iety, Inc., will meet at 8 o'clock
in the evening Tuesday, May
13, In the Jackson county court
house. Medical Society The Jack
son County Medical society will
meet for dinner at the Medford
hotel at 7 o'clock Wednesday
evening, with Drs. W. P. Holt
and Charles F. Hoey as co-hosts,
it was announced Saturday.
Graduates James Harold
Rickman, Medford, is among 160
students in the Gonzaga Univer
sity graduation class who will
receive their diplomas during
graduation exercises June 1 at
the university, according to a re
lease from the university,
Past Chiefs A cooked food
sale Saturday, May 17, at 10
o'clock in the morning will be
sponsored by Past Chiefs club
of the Pythian sisters at the
Home Appliance company.
Plants and fancy work will be
sold also.
Leaves Hospital Mrs. . F. O.
Lindgren, who has been con
valescing from a recent opera
tion performed at Osteopathic
hospital, has returned to her
home at Toketee Falls. Mrs.
George Graves, who has been
caring for Mrs. Lindgren, ac
companied her.
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Son Home Robert M. Meyers
aviation ordnanceman in the
navy air arm, has arrived home
after spending the past three
years on duty in the Philippine
islands. Meyers Is a son of Mrs.
Vera Meyers, 7 South Riverside
avenue. After a month's leave
he will report at Seattle for fur
ther duty.
Headmistress Here Mlu
Lois Robison .associate head
mistress af St. Helen's hall,
Pnrtlnnri. will . visit TMmAtn-A
Tuesday, May 13. Miss Robison
win oe registered ai me iweatord
hotel and will be free for con
sultations with parents inter
ested In sending their daughters
to the hall. St. Helen's hall is
sponsored by the Episcopal
church.
Guest Conductor The "guest
conductor" program for today
over radio station KYJC will be
conducted by Miss Gertrude
Watzllng, special child guidance
teacher. The program now Is
heard evenings from 10 to 11
o'clock. Mrs. Watzllng will pre
sent "Boutique Fantnsque" by
Kesphlgi-Rossini; "The Moldau1
by Smctana, vand "From Bo
hemia's meadows and Forests,
by Smetana. The last two selec
tions are from Smetana's synv
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HEALING HER WOUNDS The aircraft carrier Wasp lies In huge
drydock at Bayonne, N. J., as workmen, appearing like insects
on dock floor, hasten to prepare her for new fittings. The Wasp
collided with the destroyer-minesweeper Hobson while on maneu
vers In the Atlantic, receiving a 75 -foot gash in her bow and
sending 176 of the Hobson's crew to their deaths.
On Destroyer Roy F. Hoi
brook, a Navy seaman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Holbrook,
811 Pennsylvania avenue, and
husband of the former Miss
Marie Smith of Eagle Point, Is
serving on board the USS Row
an, a destroyer now In Korean
waters, according to a Navy re
lease. Big Pines Meet A "huddle"
of all Big Pine district and Ash
land district Boy scout leaders
will be held Monday evening,
May 12, at 7:30 in the Sacred
Heart Catholic Parish house, 326
South Oakdale avenue, Medford.
This meeting Is for all Cub mas
ters, den mothers, scoutmasters
and explorer advisors. It is im
portant that all scouting units
be represented, those In charge
said. They pointed out this is the
last "huddle" before the Boy
scout circus and plans must be
checked and discussed.
Mothers' Day Breakfast Mem
bers of the Medford chapter of
the Order of DeMolay were to
hold their annual Mothers' day
breakfast at the Masonic Lodge
in Central Point this morning,
followed by Joint church ser
vices with mothers In Gold Hill.
Members of the chapter are
planning their annual peanut
brittle sale Thursday through
Saturday of this week, they said
Saturday.
Obituary
DENNIS FARRELL
Services for Dennis Lee Far
rell, Infant son of Mr. and Mrs
Richard L. Farrell, 506 North
Riverside avenue, who died Sat
urday morning, will be held In
Conger-Morris dhapcl Monday
at 1 p.m. with the Rev. C. W
Frost officiating. Committal will
be In the IOOF cemetery.
GOLDIE IRWIN ,
Goldie Alice Irwin died at a
local hospital Saturday. Perl
funeral home is in charge of arrangements.
EDWARD ARPAN
Edward B. Arpan, 73, a resi
dent of Medford and southern
Oregon for the past 20 years,
died at a local hospital Satur
day afternoon. Mr. Arpan was
born In South Dakota on Feb.
25, 1871), and was a farmer and
carpenter. His wife, Mrs. May
Arpan, died In 1046.
He was a member of Sacred
Heart church.
Survivors include three broth
ers, Louis and Chris Arpan.
Hoover, S. D.; and August Ar
pan of Minn.; and two sisters.
Mrs. Lena Sweeney and Mrs.
Emma Lavcll of Mont.
Mr. Arpan had resided at 206
Roy Street. Talent, for the past
several years.
Funeral services will be held
at Sacred Heart church Wednes
day morning at 9 o'clock, with
the Rev. Father C. J. Linehan
officiating. Interment will take
place in Siskiyou Memorial
park.
Rosary devotion will be held
at the Perl funeral home Tues
day at 7:30 p.m.
The public figure most Doru-
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the National Cartoonists Society.
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Court Records
DISTRICT COURT
Donald F. MenUer, no motor vehicle
license, $5.
Jack C. Schauhle. overwidth, $8.
Stuart L. Forbes, Improper license,
Andrew A. DcGrnff, disorderly con
duct. $10 (bail forfeited).
George Henry Clearwater, failure
to yield right of way, $10.
Thomas Edward McCarvel, overload.
$130.
Lyle Melvtn Russell, four In driver's
seat, $6.
Jack Coon Schauble, overload.
$24.50.
Pearlie Owen Strait, overload. $62
Homer I. Rodgers, no operator's
license. $5.
Everett E Chapman, overload, $135
William D. Regan, overload. $100.
Leonard Ed. Andrade. overload, $23.
Donald W. Cox, overload, $25.
CIRCUIT COURT
Ruby Janette Plzzuto vs. Joseph
William Pizzuto, divorce complaint.
BIRTHS
NESBITT To Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Nesbitt, 1815 Crater
Lake avenue, May 5, . 1952, a
boy, 6Vi pounds, at Sacred
Heart hospital.
LA MERE--To "Mr. and Mrs.
George LaMere, 2385 Finley
street, May 6, 1952. A girl, 6V
pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital.
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs.
John Johnson, 2760 Stewart av
enue. May 7, 1952. A girl, 8
pounds, at Sacred Heart hos
pital. '
WEST To Mr. and Mrs.
William West, Route 2, Box 271,
May 6, 1952. A boy, 6 pounds,
at Sacred Heart hospital.
THURMAN To Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Thurman, P. O.
Box 1500, Medford, May 8, 1952
A boy, 4 pounds, at Sacred
Heart hospital.
BURGMANN To Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Burgmann, 243 North
Holly street, May 6, 1952. A
boy, 6' pounds, at Sacred
Heart hospital.
MEADS To Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Meads, 343 Apple street,
May 8, 1952. A boy, 7 3-4 pounds
at Sacred Heart hospital.
Local BLM Office
Announces Timber
Sales for Month
The Medford office of the bur
eau of land management has an
nounced that the 23,800,000
board feet of timber to be offer
ed for sale at the district office
in the Medford city hall at 10
a m. Pacific Standard time. May
20, will include five parcels In
the Jackson marketing area with
a volume of 14,375,000 board
feet in the Josephine marketing
area.
The parcels In the Jackson
area include 1,785,000 board
feet of almost pure douglas fir
on Cedar Springs mountain;
2,295,000 board feet that is
largely pine and douglas fir In
the East Evans creek area;
1,740,000 board feet of douglas
fir and ponderosa pine on the
east fork of Evans creek, and
two parcels located In the Dead
Indian area, one of which con
tains 4,415,000 board feet of
ponderosa pine, white fir and
douglas fir and the other, 4,140,
000 board feet of mostly doug
las fir and white fir.
The timber offered In the
Josephine area will include the
re-advertisement of 3,560.000
board feet of mostly fire-killed
douglas fir and pine In the
Rattlesnake Creek burn west of
Glendale; 2,490,000 board feet,
composed largely ot douglas fir
in the Galice creek area; and
3,375,000 board feet, also large
ly composed of douglas fir, in
the West Fork Williams creek
area.
All of these parcels will be
sold at the district office In the
city hall, Medford, in accord
ance with recently approved
delegated authority. The sale
will begin at 10 a. m. standard
time, with the opening of all
sealed bids received; the oral
sales will begin immediately fol
lowing the opening of the sealed
bid sales.
Additional Information con-
Born of jthe melting Ice Age,
the Great Lakes contain half the
fresh water on earth, the N
tional Geographic Society says.
cernlng these sales may be se
cured at the bureau of land
management, city hall, Medford,
Ore.
TAYLOR To Mr. and Mrs
Basil Taylor, 333 Edwards
street, May 8, 1952. A girl, 7
pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital.
CUTSHALL To Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph, 216 South Barne
burg road, May 10, 1952, a girl,
7 lbs., at Community hospital.
WELCH To Mr. and Mrs '
John E. 685 East Main street.
Ashland, May 9, 1952, a girl 6
lbs., at Community hospital. j
CHILDERS To Mr. and Mrs.
John, Del Rio orchard. Gold
Hill, May 10, 1952, a girl, BVi
lbs., at Community hospital.
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and along the Atlantic Coast as
far north as New England.
J. Philip Bray and Edith Bray v.
Irvln C. Daley and others, complaint
In suit to quiet title.
Probate Department
Estate of Alvln Roy Karjala. peU
tlon. Estate of Alice D. Laity, petition.
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