SEC MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBOTfB
Local and
Pienic Set The Harney
County picnic will take place
at TouVelle park at 10 a.m.,
Sunday, July 20. Those attend
g are to bring their own lunch
jid service. .
; Broken Elbow Linda Clark,
5; Talent, the granddaughter of
Roy Clark, was treated and re
leased at Community hospital
Saturday for a broken elbow,
suffered in a fall at her home,
according to attendants.
- Back Home Mr. and Mrs.
Quintin Jordan and sons, David
and Harold, Jacksonville, re
turned this week from a trip to
Crescent City, Calif.,' where they
visited with friends.
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Honor Roll Student On the
honor roll at Oregon Technical
institute for . spring term was
Murray Waters, Phoenix. Wat
ers, an electrical repair student,
received a grade point average
of 4.0 which equals an A in ev
ery subject.
Ex-Sheriff Visits Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur A. Jones, Klamath
Falls, and their son Wilbur Jr.,
Pittsburg, Cal., were visitors at
the Jacksonville museum yester
day. The family formerly lived
in Jacksonville, when Jones was
sheriff of Jackson county.
Rtrurn Horn After attend
ing the funeral of T. C. Dickey
July 7, visitors in Jacksonville
returning to their homes includ
ed Mr. and Mrs. Lester V. Dav
is. Long Beach, Calif.; Mr. and
Mrs. Ned VanCamp and son,
Portland, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Zuspann and son, Woodbe
Island, Wash.; Hobert Dickey,
Harmain, Tenn.; and Miss Elsie
Shelton, Porterville, Calif.
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' Returns Home James R.
Hughes, aviation electronics
technician second class, USN,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh E.
Hughes, Route 2, Medford, re
turned to the United States re
cently aboard the escort aircraft
carrier USS Bairoko, a Navy
press release reported. He is
now stationed at Long Beach,
Calif. Before entering the ser
vice five years ago, Hughes at
tended Medford high school.
In Hawaii Two Medford
men recently arrived in Hawaii
for duty with Navy Air Trans
port Squadron Eight. They are
Richard E. Hanson, airman ap
prentice, USN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. O. C. Hanson, 705 Palm
street; and Amor R. Aurdal, air
man apprentice, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Aurdal, Route -2,
Medford. Hanson attended Med
ford high school prior to enlist
ing in the Navy last February,
and Aurdal entered the Navy in
January, 1952, after attending
Crater high school, ; Central
Point, a Navy press release re
ported. 1
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YMCA Square Dane : The
YMCA square dance is set for
8:30 pjn., Tuesday, July 15, at
Kershaw Square. Those attend
ing are to bring sandwiches, and
a committee will furnish cof
fee. Eagle Point Program A
civil defense program will be
presented Tuesday, July 15, at
8 p.m., at Eagle Point Grange
hall with CoL Charles E. Staf
ford in charge. The meeting will
be held before the regular
Grange session and is open to
the public.
Aboard Destroyer William
D. Dunstan Jr., machinist's mate
third class, USN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. Dunstan, Jackson
ville, Ore., is serving aboard the
destroyer USS Melvin in the
Mediterranean, a Navy press re
lease stated. Dunstan joined the
Navy in 1950 after graduating
from Jacksonville high schooL
Minor Accident Robert Jes
se Duanne, 603 Clark street, was
cited for failure to yield the
right of way Saturday .morning
when he was involved in an ac
cident at West Sixth and Holly
streets, according to police rec
ords. His car crashed into an
auto driven by Raymond For
rest Cherry, Route 1, Box
364Vi, police said.
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Logger Hurt Herman Simp
son, 271 Washington street, Med
ford, was released from Osteo
pathic hospital Saturday follow
ing a Friday evening accident
on the Siskiyou mountains when
his leg was injured between a
log trailer and log. He is em
ployed by Barnett and Sons
Logging company of Grants
Pass.
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From Combat Area Arthur
D. Barker, electrician's mate
third class, USN, Trail, Ore., is
returning to the United States
after spending about eight
months in the Korean combat
area, a Navy press release stat
ed. He has been on duty aboard
the USS Saint Paul which gave
direct gunfire support to United
Nations front line troops, de
stroyed, railway targets, end
bombarded North Korean head
quarters. Woman Collapses Mrs. Lu
cas Bernard, 22, visiting in Med
ford from Amarillo, Texas, was
taken to Sacred Heart hospital
by Perl ambulance Saturday af
ternoon and treated for heat ex
haustion, according to hospital
attendants. They added that she
had apparently drunk too much
ice tea before exposure to the
sun. She collapsed at the corner
of Fourth and Oakdale avenues.
Her condition was termed "all
right" and she was expected to
be released by Saturday evening..
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A. G. ANDERSON
New Safeway Manager
Safeway Stores'
New Manager Here
A. G. Anderson, who entered
the Safeway organization as a
food clerk in the Medford store
in 1927, has been announced as
the new Medford district manag
er for Safeway. In this position
he is in charge of the stores in
Lakeview, Klamath Falls,
Grants Pass, Roseburg, , Co
quille, Myrtle Point, Coos Bay,
North Bend and Medford.
Anderson has been in Port
land as a supervisor for Safe
way since 1936. He became a
district manager there in 1941.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson will
live at the Plaza apartment, 235
South Oakdale avenue, . but he
expects to be traveling much of
the time. Mrs. Anderson is "the
former Adelaide Turnquist, a
Medford girl.
Anderson became district
manager here July 1, replacing
Harold Johnson, who was trans
ferred to Salem. This is his sec
ond local managership; in 1929
he was named manager of the
Medford Westside store.
He said he was glad . to be
back in Medford, his "home
town." Anderson is a .member
of the Elks and Masons in Port
land and hopes to have his mem
berships transferred here.
Tonsillectomies Tonsilecto
my patients Saturday at Osteo
pathic hospital included Richard
Tidmond, 5, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. G. Tidmond, route two, box
748, Central Point; Chen Linn
Brownell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Brownell, 1102
North Riverside avenue, Med
ford; and Mrs. Gladys Sease,
1207 Peckerwood avenue, Grants
Pass. . -. -
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Registrations Open
For Boy Scout Camp
Registrations for the Boy
Scout camp at Lake & Woods
are still being accepted, it was
announced yesterday from Scout
headquarters. There are open
ings for the fourth, fifth -and
sixth weeks (July 20 through
August 10) at Camp McLoughlin,
it was reported.
' Each Sunday a new group of
boys goes to the camp and most
of those there the week before
return. Today, 123 boys are i
scheduled to leave for the camp.
The number now at the camp
is still not definitely known at
Scout headquarters, but camp
directors say there are more
there now than there ever have
been at one time before. There
are at least 22 staff members
there during each of the six
weeks the camp is open.
Obituary
BERT MOORE
Bert O. Moore, 68, who was
known as "Buck" and who re
sided at 3397 Delta Waters road,
died at home Friday. He had
been a resident of Medford for
the past 25 years. He owned
and operated the Highway bar
ber shop at 10 North Riverside
until his retirement two years
ago. .
Mr. Moore was born in Ponca
City, Okla., on Dec. 22, 1883,
and was a veteran of World
War I. He was married in Med
ford on Aug. 29, 1945, to Eliza
beth Donnelly, who survives.
Other survivors are one son,
one daughter, and three sisters,
all residing in the middle west.
Funeral services will be con
ducted at 10 a.m. Wednesday in
Chapel Mortuary, with the Very
Rev. John M. Berger of the Sa
cred Heart Catholic church offi
ciating. Pallbearers will be
Adolph Pech, Pres Phipps, Guy
Stearns, Cecil Barker, Frank
Birch and John Dunlap. Inter
ment will be in Siskiyou Me
morial park.
Those wishing to do so may
call at the mortuary, where the
body will lie in state through
Tuesday evenmg.
WILLIAM EDINGTON
William W. Edington, 94, J a
former resident of Sams Valley,
where he farmed for many years
died at Sonora, Calif., on July
9. Mr. Edington was, born near
Marshfield, Webster County,
Missouri on Feb. 13, 1858.
He was married April 13, 1879
in "Missouri to Frances Newton,
who preceded him in death in
1928.. They came west from Mis
souri to Napa, Calif., in 1883j
later moving to Dayton,- Wash.,
and to southern Oregon in 1892
For the past seven years he has
made his home with his daugh
ter, Mrs. A. B. Collett, in Grants
Pass.
Five children were born to
Mr. and Mrs. Edington, includ
ing three sons, James A., Thom
as B. and John N., all of .whom
preceded him in death. Surviv
ing him are two daughters, Mrs.
Mary E. Collett, Grants Pass,
and Mrs. Retta Newton, Oak
land, Calif; three grandchildren,
three great grandchildren and
one sister, Mrs. D. W. McCor-
ns, Garden Grove, Calif.
Funeral services will be held
at the Perl funeral home on
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
with Minister M. E. Tisdel, of
the Church of Christ, officiating.
assisted by. Minister James Mc-
Fie of Grants Pass. Interment
will take place in Central Point
cemetery. .' -
In Hospital Mrs. John W,
Casad of Toketee Falls under
went surgery in St. Vincent's
hospital, Thursday, the family
reported Friday. After her re
lease from the hospital, Mrs.
Casad will be with a sister, Mrs.
Electa Fisher, Portland.
Has Surgery Mrs. John
Casad, Toketee Falls, underwent
surgery Thursday at St. Vincent's
hospital, Portland, and is recov
ering satisfactorily, - relatives
here reported. She will be con
fined to the hospital 10 days
and would like to hear from
friends in this community, it
was said.
At. Summer Camp. Robert A.
Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard W. Gray, 18 Modoc avenue,
is training at the Air Force Re
serve . Officer Training corps
summer encampment at Mather
Air Force base, Sacramento,
Calif. The 28-day encampment,
which ends July 19, is being
held to acquaint future officers
with all phases of the operation
of an Air' Force base. Cadet
Gray will enter his senior year
at the University of Oregon -this
fall.. ... . .
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Funeral Services
At Church Tuesday
For John B. Cox
John B. Cox, 74, who died
Thursday from a heart ailment,
was a Medford resident and an
employee of Timber Products
company for 32 years.
. Funeral services will be held
at Sacred Heart church at 9
a.m. Tuesday. Recitation of the
Holy Rosary will take place at
7:30 p.m. Monday at the Perl
funeral home.
Mr. Cox was born at Toledo,
Ohio, in 1877. He was married
to the former Phoebe Day, who
died in 1911, and to the former
Mabel Flury Kirby, who sur
vives him. He moved to Med
ford in 1919 and began work
as a timber cruiser for Timber
Products.
He was a member of the Sa
cred Heart church, the Medford
Eagles lodge and the Knights
of Columbus.
Other survivors include a son,
Lome, Portland; four daughters,
Mrs. Dennison Wright, Kenne
wick, Wash., Mrs. Chester Flury,
Eagle Point, Mrs. Milton White,
Willamette, and Mrs. Dean Pru
ett, Medford; a step-daughter.
Mrs. John Murphy, Medford; two
sister, Mrs. Blanche Rice, Seat
tle, and Mrs. Nellie White, Os
wego; two brothers, Joseph, Eu
gene, and Arthur, White Salmon,
Wash.; .14 grandchildren, and
eight great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be William,
Donald and Dick Flury and
Marshall Aust, all grandchil
dren, and Arthur Dobyns and
Eddie Davis. Two other grand
sons, Buddy and Alson Geren,
will be altar boys. The other
altar boys will be Laval Mue
nier and Paul Newcomb.
The family has requested that
friends make a donation to the
Heart fund, rather than to buy
flowers.
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Mrs. Jouetl Bray
Dies Here After
Lengthy Illness
Mrs. Bernice Anderson Bray,
jwife of Dr. Jouett P. Bray, 317
lLozier lane, died in a local hos-
jpital Friday evening. She had
been failing in health since last
April. Funeral arrangements
are in care of Conger-Morris
Funeral home.
She was born in Pulaski,
Tenn., Jan. 15, 1894. While at
tending Martin college, there
she was united in marriage to
Dr. Bray on November 25, 1909.
Mrs. Bray had been a resident
of the valley for over 32 years.
During her years as a minister's
wife here in Oregon she was
very active in church work, be
ing affiliated with many of the
woman's groups in Southern
Methodist church. She was a
past member of the Eastern Star,
the Dixie club, Phoenix Grange
and the Kiwanian Dames.
Surviving besides her husband
are 10 children: .J. Philip Jr., Dr.
Paul D., Mrs. Peggy Dixon, Sea
man Charles E., Nancy and Rob
ert, all of Medford; Max R., Los
Angeles, Calif., William D., Ber
keley, - Calif., Mrs. Kathleen
Lundy, Martinez, Calif., and H.
Lee, Fairfield, Calif; one broth
er, Max Anderson, Coolidge,
Ariz.; Mrs. Felix Manning, Flag
staff, Ariz.; and Mrs. Fred Fritz,
Clifton, Ariz.; .and fourteen
grandchildren.
BIRTHS
O'GRADY To Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard, 3075 Crater Lake high
way, July 11, 1952, a boy, 6
lbs., at Community hospital.
REED To Mr. and Mrs.
James A., 719 Clark street, Apt.
3, Medford, July 11, 1952, a
girl, 10 lbs., at Community hospital.
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Non-Injury Accident A mo s
L. Kinkle, route one, box 68,
Ashland, and Robert Swindler
Jr., 832 West Jackson, street,
Apt. 6, were involved in a two
car collision Saturday afternoon
with only minor damage result
ing, according to city police.
The accident occurred on East
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Kinkle was cited for failure to
yield right of way, police added.
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