Funeral Services
Monday in Midwest
For Roy L Pelre
Funeral services will be held
la Long Prairie, Minn., Monday
for Roy L. Petre, 27, of 108
Florence ct
Mr. Petre wai killed in an
automobile accident 15 mile
east of Lovell, Wyo., early yes
terday when the (ports roadster
be waa driving overturned while
rounding a sharp mountain
curve. His wife, who was with
him, waa injured. ,
The eon of Mr. and Mrs. Otto
E- Petre, Long Prairie, Minn.,
Mr. Petre bad been married to
Margaret Custer Petre, also of
Long Prairie, Minn., for about
five years. He was a graduate of
the high school there and of the
College of Medical Technology,
Minneapolis, . Minn. He also
studied X-ray technology at the
University hospital, August, Ga.
He bad been an X-ray technician
for Sacred Heart hospital in Med
ford since November 1951. Mrs.
Petre Is the credit manager at
Sacred Heart.
The family requests that no
flowers be sent to the funeral.
Other condolences may be sent
care of Mrs. Petre's parents Mr.
and Mrs. S. A. Custer, Long
Prairie, Minn. Mr. Petre was a
member of the First Methodist
church.
BIRTHS
STEWART To Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn, 317 Maple st., Aug.
21, 1953, a boy, weight 8
pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital.
'Andrew Carnegie distributed
nine-tenths of his fortune in
gifts among which were 8,000
church organs, about 3,000 li
braries, and more than 500 uni
versities and colleges.
Local and Personal
Rummage Sale Lady Lkms
of Shadv Cove and Trail wiu
hold a rummage sale Aug. 29
at the Shady Cove Cleaners. ,
Mud Guards Taken William
Charles Rathke, 3 Clark st, re
ported to city police that mud
guard had been cut and torn
from his truck.
, .
Rummage Sale Crater Lions'
auxiliary will hold a rummage
sale August 29 at Merrick's hall
on North Riverside avenue from
9 a.m. to 5 p.m- The auxiliary
asks for donations for the sale,
picked up if the donor will call
2-2868.
Therapist Leaves ' L'uelle
Young left Saturday by United
Air lines for Seattle, Wash. For
merly on the staff of Dr. Ralph
Thomnsen of this - city, Miss
Young is a staff physical therap
ist in the Seattle Orthopedic and
Fracture clinic at 1011 Summit
ave. of that city.
PLAN CROSS-WALK
Installation of a pedestrian
cross-walk and warning sign on
Merriman rd., 150 feet from the
intersection with Highway 99,
has been authorized by the Jack
son county court. Marshall O.
Bessonette will do the work and
the sign will be erected without
cost to the county.
Son Bora Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Igo, Portland, are
narents of a son, Stephen Dale,
born August 13. The Infant
weighed eight pounds. The Igos
are former Medford residents
and the father is now pastor of
the Hoyt Street . Methodist
church, Portland. The mother is
the former Miss Ellen Howard,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Lawless, 1030 North Central
ave. Mr. and Mrs. E. Igo, 849
Cherry ave., are paternal grand
parents.
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I Barber Returns Art Hill, 608
Park st, a barber -at Ed
Paschke's barber shop, 7 North
Fir st, returned Friday after va
cationing a month at Deer Lick
Springs. Calif., out of Redding
He will return to his work Tues
day. . .
Vacations Here Mrs. Pearl
Wikoff . Portland, is - spending
two weeks vacation with her sis
ter, Mrs. Eulalia DeBarbe at the
Rafter Lazy L motel. The motel,
S179 Crater Lake highway, was
recently purchased by Mrs. De-
Bar be from w. M. Lemmon.
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Attends Meeting Alf B. Mek
void, Jackson county superin
tendent of schools, has been in
Coos Bay during the past few
days attending a district meet
ing of county school superin
tendents. He is expected to re
turn to his office in the county
courthouse Monday.'
Check Bounces . Chester W.
Guches, route 1, box 388, told
city police Friday that a fictitious
check in the amount -of $78.90
was taken August IS by Otto's
club, 39 South Front st. The
check was returned by First Na
tional bank, Medford branch, as
"unable to locate."
New Employees -New em
ployees in the office of the Jack
son county agent include Mrs.
Don Herbert, 1448 Thomas rd.,
and Mrs. Marion Vroman, 2058
Roberts rd. Both are clerk sten
ographers. They replace Mrs.
Avalie Eichendorf, who has
moved to Astoria, and Mrs. Mar
guerite Hartman, who. has ac
cepted another position.
Cyclist Hurt Bill Roberts.
60 Rose ave., suffered scratches
and pavement burns Friday
when the motorcycle he was rid
ing and a car operated by Clin
ton Frankfield, 411 South Oak-
dale ave., were involved in a
collision. According to the re
port filed with city police, the
accident happened on Oakdale
ave. north of Ninth si.
Marine Training Vernon
Casey, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Casey, Cunningham lane, is now
stationed in San Diego, Calif.,
taking Marine training. His ad
dress is Pvt. V. R. Casey,
1398709 . U.S.M.C PIT 213, Able
co.. Fourth Recruit Training BN,
Marine Corps Recruit Depot,
San Diego, 40, Calif.
Well-Baby Clinic A pre
school and well-baby clinic will
be held in the Gold Hill Com
munity church from 1 to 4 p.m.
Tuesday, Aug. 23, it was an
nounced Saturday. Dr. A. Erin
MerkeL county health officer,
will be in charge. Children who
will enter school for the first
time next month ' may obtain
their health certificates, and Im
munization will be offered.
Son Visiting Richard D. Rob
erta, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Roberts, Central Point, is visit
ing from Ft. Campbell, Ky.,
where he is stationed with an
airborne division. He also is vis
iting his grandmother, Mrs.
Leon a Roberts, also of Central
Point The young man haa com
pleted 16 weeks of basic training
and will leave this evening to
enter a paratroopers' training
school.
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Obituary
EMIL VAN WINKLE
The body of Emil Van Winkle,
95, who was killed in a logging
accident at Glade Creek, Ore.,
Thursday, were forwarded Fri
day to Winter, Wis., for services
and interment Local arrange
ments were in care of Chapel
Mortuary. '
Mr. Van Winkle was born May
1898 in Sisseton, S. D. On May
14, 1928, in Hayward, Wis., he
was married to Lillian Kadin,
who survives. For the past six
months he had been residing at
the home of his brother-in-law,
Roy Kadin, 928 East Jackson St.,
Medford.
Other survivors include a son,
Rodger and a daughter, Marlene,
both of Winter, Wis.; four
brothers, Albert Casper, Wyo.;
Harold, Bozeman, Mont; Hugo,
Winter, Wis.; Ernest, Manitowoc,
Wis.; and two sisters, Mrs. Sadie
Oden, Sterling, Kans.; and Mrs.
Delia Pearson, Cumberland, Wis.
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Repatriated Medford
Tells Report of Gen. Dean
. Freedom Village (U.R) An American artillery sergeant said
today other prisoners told him they saw Major Gen. William F.
Dean in notorious Communist Camp No. 3. ' . . ' -
Sgt. E. Williams. 25. Vicksburg,. Miss., said he did not' know
when the men. saw Dean, highest ranking American prisoner held
by the Communists. '
They said they saw him before be was put uTwtth ' the of
ficers,? Williams said.
The information brought back by Williams who waa captured
only 11 daya before the truce was signed, was the first relating
to Dean to be given by a returning prisoner.
It could mean that Dean, captured in July, 19S0, in the battle
of Taejon might have been transferred to Officers Camp No. 3-
Earlier Marine Pf c. Leonard Steege, 20, of Medford, Ore., said
he heard a rumor in Kaesong that Dean would be the last man
repatriated. (See Story on Page 1) L : -' : .
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LOW BIDDER
Portland- WP Casey Elec
tric Seattle, was apparent low
bidder for construction of ft 6000
kflovott Troy Substation k Lin
coln County, Mont, the Bonne
ville Power Administration said
here Saturday. There were three
other bidders. ' : .
POW RETURNEES -.
Washington UJ9 the sec
ond group of returning American
prisoners of war la scheduled to
reach San Francisco Aug. 28
aboard the Navy transport Gen.
W. F- Hase, the Navy has announced.
DIVED INTO TROUBLE ' I fractured his spine when he
Fairfield, Conn. UJ9 Stan- dived into a huge wave at a
ley Schipior, 19, of Bridgeport, 'beach on Long Island Sound,
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