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Local and Personal
More 'Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Nelson moved last week from
308 Ashland ave., to 726 Dakota
' st. Nelson operates the Chuck
Nelson Chevron station at Sixth
and West Main st
At Collage Donald McKay
has returned to St. Louis, Mo.,
to resume his studies at the Lo
gan Basic College of Chiroprac
tic, after visiting with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs.' Ralph Mc
Kay, 1010 Sunset ave-
Chaia Saw Stolen Hugh
Franklin Barron, Ashland, has
reported to police the theft of a
chain saw from the rear of his
pickup truck on North Front st
between Sixth and Main sts.
Thursday night The saw is val
ued at $150.
Houso Damaged Helen A.
Gardner of 323 South Peach st
in Medford has reDorted to city
police that someone had done
some damage to a house she
owns at 306 Union st., which is
now vacant according to police
records.
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New Employee Mrs. Ade
laide Bailey, 217 Ross lane, is
the secretary-receptionist in the
Jackson county superintendent
of schools office. She will re
place Miss Norma M. Tully, who
has been employed in the office
for the past two years.
To University Miss Ronnie
Miller, a sophomore, majoring
in business at University of Ore
gon, Eugene, left yesterday
for Eugene accompanied by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Giese, 710 Dakota ave. The
Gieses plan to return Monday.
Watch Stolen David Scott
Muir of 312 Hillman st., Ashland,
has reported to city police that
his watch was stolen from the
lube room of the Olympic Pe
troleum station at 1050 South
Riverside ave., where he is em
ployed, sometime between 2 and
3:30 a.m. today, according to
records.
Building Permits Medford
building permits have been is
sued to G. E. Brownell, 1102
North Riverside ave., $500, to
erect a woodshed; R. E. Marsh,
40 South Modoc ave., $14,000,
erect residence; Rogue Valley
Construction Co., 700 Hamilton
St.. $9,000. erect a residence, and
Charles F. Risse, 820 West
Fourth st., $7,000, addition to
residence.
Visitor Leaves Miss Joan
Eaton, Mt. Home. Ida., left Fri
day morning for her home after
visiting for a week at the J. A.
Larson home. 822 Minnesota ave.
Wayne and Bruce Larson, sons
of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Larson,
also have left for Nampa, Ida.,
where Wayne is entering his first
year at Northwest Nazarene
tollege and Bruce is enrolling
lor his fourth year there.
To University Mr. and Mrs.
t harles Anderson and son. John
ny. 218 Winema way, will leave
today for Salem where Ander
son will enroll as a student at
Willamette university. He is
studying ministerial work and
plans to become a Methodist
minister. The family will re
main there during the school
year. They have been here for
the summer months.
To Locate Here Mr. and Mrs.
Wes Baker and son and daugh
ter arrived recently in the val
ley from Bakersfield, Calif., and
plan to locate here. In the mean
time they are living temporarily
at Ashland. They also have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Boyd,
431 Haven st. The Boyds and
Bakers first knew each other
several years ago when the two
families lived at San Luis Obis
po, Calif.
Business Change Notice of
retirement of an assumed busi
ness name and the issuance of
an assumed business name cer
tificate have been recorded in
Jackson county clerk's office.
C. C. Pierce and H. O. Martin,
doing business as the Pierce
Martin Insurance agency, have
closed their books and H. O. and
Celia Martin, 425 East Main, will
do business at the H. O. Martin
agency in insurance and real
estate.
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Child Conference A well
child conference scheduled Mon
day afternoon, Sept. 14, at Lone
Pine school has been cancelled,
Jackson county health officers
announced yesterday. No new
date has been set they added.
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Chain Saw Stolen A chain
saw valued at $278 was reported
Friday to the Jackson county
sheriffs office as having been
stolen from the mill of the Ross
Lumber company at Camp
White.
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From New York Mrs. Rae
Hildun of New York City is a
visitor at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Wright 901 King st
The visitor, a long-time friend
of Mrs. Wright expects to spend
ten days here.
Return Mr. and Mrs- Robert
Gillmore, 533 Soute Grape st,
have returned from Eureka,
Calif., where they camped, ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Smith and Jim Smith of
Selma, at Patrick's Point.
Business Nam An assumed
business name certificate has
been issued to Lew G. and Doro
thy Gilman, 3649 Biddle rd., by
the Jackson county clerk's office
to do business as the House of
Health. Medical massage is listed
as the firm's business.
Plan Sale Olive Rebekah
lodge will hold a rummage sale
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept-15-16,
at 128 North Bartlett st
near the Safeway store. Lodge
members are asked to take their
rummage to the building Mon
day between 1 and 6 p.m. Sale
hours will be 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
To Build M. F. Trauman
has been issued a building
permit to erect a residence
at 317 A r d m o r e dr., val
ued at $10,000. Earl Wells has
a permit to alter a residence at
906 Winchester st., at a value of
$1,100. Karl Schaner will erect
a shed at 1306 North' Riverside
ave. at a value of $500.
Theft of Gun Frank Stamm,
Rogue River, reports the theft
of a tackle box with fishing
equipment and .a .25 caliber au
tomatic pistol and a box of shells
from his pickup two miles up
West Evans Creek rd. The re
port was made to Chief of Police
William J. Peters of Rogue Riv
er and relayed to the Jackson
county sheriff's office.
Change in Firm Notice of re
tirement has been filed in the
county clerk's office by Lyle
Deeney, Butte Falls Star rt, box
81, Eagie Point doing well drill
ing as the Rogue Valley Drill
ing Co. and an assumed business
name certificate has been issued
to Jack N. Boettcher, 885 Shafer
lane, for use of the name Rogue
Valley Drilling Co.
Family Leaves Mr. and Mrs.
Ewald Froese, St. Louis, Mo.,
have left after visiting her
mother, Mrs. Anna Bengtson, 16
Newtown st. While here the
group visited in Portland. Mrs.
Bengtson, who . closed her mas
sage salon at her home during
their visit, now has reopened
the business.
Cars Collide An auto colli
sion was reported to city police
as occurring Friday on North
Central ave. near Spruce st
Police say the car driven by
Donald Marvin Wiley, 1465V4
Spring st. was struck as the car
driven by Samuel Johnson, 284
Elliott st., was backing out of a
driveway and failed to see the
outer car. so citation was issued
and there was no injuries.
To Live Here Mr. and Mrs
John Frank Christian anH fam.
iJy arrived in Talent recently
from Georgia following Chris
tian's discharge from the Army.
He served for eight years. They
are visiting his father, Frank
Christian, and Mrs. Christian,
Talent nd plan to make their
home in the vallev. nnHno
young Christian's service he was
for three years on the Aleutian
islands, and for four years he
was stationed in Germanv Hi
wife is a former resident of that
country.
Sytania Hoffman
General Electric
BILL EDGERTON'S
Center
2739 N. Pacific Hwy.
and Howard Ave.
Pfcont 24956
OPEN EVENINGS
BudM Cllli Sealawas?
Round Dance club will meet
Tuesday, September 15, at 8
p.m. at Camp Corral. The , club
ia mnnsorins if oik dancing
class and all interested are in
vited.
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Bike Accident Wayne El
lington, son of Mr.- and Mrs.
Gaylen C. Ellingson of Phoenix,
ma trMtal and released' frvrn
Community hospital yesteroiiy,
following a Dicycie acciaeni, ac
cording to attendants. He suf
fered lacerations in the fall. .
Film for Officers A film
and lecture for law enforcement
officers is scheduled for Sept.
18 at 4 p.m- in the Jackson coun
ty courthouse auditorium. The
lecturer and film is from the
National Foundation for Educa
tion ' on Narcotics. It is spon
sored here by the peace officers
association. . k
Throe-car Accident A three
car accident on Oakdale ave.
near Monroe st. Friday was re
ported to police. Grace Branham
BohL 716 Welch st., and Robert
William Hansen, Box 1109, Med
ford, reported that Hansen's car
was struck by a third car, which
left the accident scene, shoving
it into 'the Bohl vehicle. Both
cars were standing still when
struck by the third, whose de
scription was not obtained. No
injuries were reported- ,
Son Born Sgt. and Mrs.
Maynard Bray, Harlington, Tex.,
are the parents of a son born
there on September 10, relatives
here have reported. The child,
named Dennis Paul,' weighed
6 pounds at birth.-The ser
geant, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.
M. Bray,' 806 West Main St., is
stationed at Harlington in the
Air Force. Mrs. Bray is the for
mer Wilma Mclntyre, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mclntyre,
Jacksonville. Mrs. Mclntyre has
gone to Harlington to be with
her daughter.
In Medford Mrs. M. E. Lot
tie) Ransdell of Ashland is now
making ' her home in Medford
with Mrs. C. J. Seaman, 209
Crater Lake ave. Mrs. Ransdell
has sub-leased her business the
Ransdell Shopping center in
Ashland, to Myrtle Bailey.
Attends Course Dr. Robert
DeLorme, Medford, will attend
a postgraduate course in the di
agnosis and treatment of cancer
this week at the University of
Oregon Medical school in Port
land. The course is sponsored
jointly by the school and the
Oregon division of the Ameri
can Cancer Society. ,."
Release Evans Boy Ronald
Martin Evans, '4, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack H. Evans of 224
Haven st. was released from
Community hospital yesterday,
following treatment since last
Sunday when he accidentally
shot himself with a .38-caliber
revolver. The bullet had passed
through the boy's chest and out
his back when he apparently
pointed the revolver at himself.
Rummage Sale Medford
American Legion auxiliary will
hold a rummage sale at the Le
gion home, 531 South Riverside
ave., across the street from
Piggly-Wiggly store, Sept. 17
and 18. Hours will be from 1 to
8 p.m. on Thursday and from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday. Anyone
having contributions for the sale
is asked to call Mrs. M. W. Jar
min, 2-6674, evenings.
Son Returns Charles Robert
Lewis, 9, returned to the home of
his,parents, Capt. and Mrs. C. H.
Lewis, 327 North Berkeley way,
Saturday by United mainliner.
Charles spent the past seyeral
weeks with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Lewis, in Port
land. Earlier in the summer he
visited an aunt, Mrs. Herb
Dugan, Forest Knoll, Calif., and
an uncle, Robert Lewis, in Chi
cago, Calif. Charles is a stu
dent at Roosevelt school.
Sunday. September IS. 1153
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE
Obituaries
ALICE HENSLEY
Funeral services. - for-' Alice
Reba Hensley, 37., route 3, Med
ford, and her infant daughter,
Alice Jan Hensley, who died at a
local hospital on Sept 9 will be
held at the Perl Funeral home
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
. The Rev. Jamie Morse of
Jehovah Witnesses will officiate
and interment will be in Sis
kiyou Memorial park. Friends
desiring to pay their last re
spects can call at the Faith room
today.
Mrs. Hensley was born in Ok
mulgee county, Okla , on July
2, 1916, and had been a resident
of Medford for the past five
years. Before moving here, the
family lived in San Diego, Calif.
She is survived by her hus
band, Albert and six children
Jerry, Reba Sue, Frances, Rich
ard, Victor and Tommy, ail at
home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Brown Yadon of Elk City, Okla.;
one. brother, 'Bill Yadon of
Bakersfield, Calif.; and four
sisters, Mrs. Grace Edwards of
Grand Cane, La., Mrs. Ed Phil
lips of Elk City, Okla-, Mrs. Nel
lie Hensley, of Elk City, Okla.,
and Miss Kathryn Yadon of Elk
City, Okla.
Lost Wallet Mel Rose, 109
Maple, reported to Medford po
lice that he had lost a brown
wallet containing identification
papers, about $30 and a check for
$200. . .
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Bad Checks Medford police
have been warned that a num
ber qf checks are being passed
in Washington and Oregon on
Ringling Bros., Barnum and
Bailey circus. The checks are
in varying amounts, but all carry
30 cents on them in addition to
the dollars. The checks are not
issued by persons with " the
circus.
CLYDE ONN
Funeral services ' for Clyde
C. Onn, 52, Prospect, who died
suddenly near Prospect Wednes
day morning, will be held at the
Perl Funeral home Tuesday at
1:30 p.m. -. - . .
The Rev. George R.V. Bolster
will officiate and interment will
be in Siskiyou.. Memorial park
Friends desiring to pay their last
respects can call at the Memory
room today and Monday. -
Mr- Onn was born Jan. 6, 1901.
He was a veteran of the U. S.
Navy in World War I, and had
been power house operator for
the California Oregon Power
Co. at Prospect for the past 10
years.
He is survived by his wife,
FJleanor,. and daughter,' Mrs.
Rita Hixson of Prospect; and his
mother, Mrs. Vivian Slater of
Tiail.
Ozone is a form of oxygen.
In low concentrations it is used
to freshen the air of a room. It is
possible to smell as little as
one part ozone in 10,000,000
parts of air.
JOHN WARD
Services for John H. Ward,
71, . who died Wednesday, will
be held Tuesday at 9 a.m., at the
Camp White Chapel, with Chap
lain John Cumiskey officiating.
Committal will be in the Camp
White cemetery. Conger-Morris
funeral home is in charge of
arrangements.
Mr. Ward was born Oct. 3,
1881, in Manacauk, Wise, and
was a veteran of World War. I,
serving from June 11, 1917, to
Aug. 6, 1919, as a sergeant, Co.
"B," Fourth Engineers.
He is survived by a brother,
Tom.
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Excellent for Canning Freezing and Earing. Fresh,
But Do Not Qualify for Our Gift Boxes. An Except
tional Buy for the Thrifty Housewife.
per Pound
BRING YOUR OWN CONTAINERS
SUNDAYS and WEEK DAYS-8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS
2 Miles' South on Highway 99
BEN HAYS
Ben Hays, former resident of
Gold Hill, died Saturday in
Reno. Nevada. The' remains are
being returned to Medford for
services and interment. Conger
Morris has charge of the ar
rangements.
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FOR CANNING
These Will Make Mighty Fine Eating This Winter
2 per Pound
BRING YOUR OWN CONTAINERS
SUNDAYS and WEEK DAYS-8 a,m. to 5 p.m.
Bt-AR CREEK ORCHARDS
2 Miles South on Highway 99
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SCHOOL ZOME
Wk,
HEN epidemic strikes and
takes its sudden and deadly count
of the young, it tears at our heart
strings for there is so little we can
do' about it. Such tragedies may
occur once in a year or two. But the
highway and street toll of young
innocents produces a casualty list
every day, year after year. There
is much we can do about it for WE
are responsible.
In one year 4,300 young lives are
snuffed out, over 200,000 injured
and maimed for life. Three out of
every four of these lives sacrificed
to carelessness are from 5 to 14
years old. Too young to die.
These facts are well to remember
right now because school starts to
morrow. Stop and think a moment
if a school-bound child dashed
suddenly (from out of nowhere) in
front of your car . . could you
STOP IN TIME to prevent injury
. . perhaps save a life?
YES, if you make it a p6int to drive
slowly and cautiously near schools
. . ever alert to the unpredictable
comings and goings of the chil
dren. What's a minute saved
against a child's life lost?
YES, if you keep your car (espe
cially your brakes) always in tip
top shape . . . always under full
control . . . always ready to respond
to your will on the split-second.
Be a RESPONSIBLE citizen. Drive
as if every child were your own.
Gfooyl a P6tcetb Pakti
Medford schools start
tomorrow ... Monday. . . Slow
down . . Lives are in
your hands!