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t News of Dealh News of the death about two weeks ago of Mrs. Guy Moore at Nyssa, Ore., has been received here by friends. She was born and lived in Medford for many years and later lived at Butte Falls. She was the former Miss Lillian Buck. She moved with her fam ily to Nyssa from Butte Falls about 10 years ago. In addition to her husband she is survived by a son, Kenneth, at home; Mrs. Esther McCormick, Nyssa, and Mrs. Ruth Snead, Kansas. Inter ment was at Nyssa. TOMTE! Gates Open 6:30 Show at 7 with JULIA ADAMS A UNIVHSMINIEWATIONAI FICTUHt PLUS World News Cartoon jev nAuiiivij ADVENTURE IS Hl'gh 5eos? YOUNG MARA ' Phone Cold Hill 5-6143 FOR BEST CHICKEN DINNER IN OREGON ALDER CAFE Between Old Oregon Museum and House of Mystery OPEN 7 A.M. TO 9 P.M. DAILY Breakfasts Lunches Dinners Snacks SAT. MIGHT AT WALKER'S Follow the crowd for an evening of Real Enjoyment . . . Dancing to the liveliest music in town Your favorite tunes, New and Old BRING THE FAMILY. o Good Floor o Good Music In The Beautiful JACKSONVILLE COMMUNITY HALL EYngAw!th BILL LIVELY AND HIS WESTERN SWING BAND Everyone Invited Come Meet Your Friends For An Evening to Remember $1.00, tax inc. Sponsored by Jacksonville Lions Club C The HOUSE of MYSTERY At North of Gold Hill Winter Hours9 to 5 Under Founder's Management Since 1930 Local and Rummage Sale Members ofl the Nu Phi Mu sorority will sponsor a rummage sale Satur day, Nov. 6, from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., at 106 North Ivy st. Check Charge Bill Wagner, 38. Salem, has been arrested and jailed by the sheriff's office on a charge of publishing a false check, according to Sheriff How ard Gault. Theft Reported Cecil Ed wards Malson, 708 West Sixth St., has reported the theft of a wrist watch with an expansion bracelet, according to records in the county sheriff's office. Dog Stolen Eugene Hardy, route 1, box 97B, Eagle Point, has filed a report with the sher iff's office concerning theft of a 14-months-old fawn colored boxer dog. The animal was taken from behind his home. Hardy said. To Tiller A group of about 30 pupils of Mrs. Eve Prentice will travel to Tiller tomorrow night to present a program of ac cordion music at the Tiller school under the sponsorship of Tiller Parent-Teacher associa tion. Gerald Fanger will be mas-ter-of-ceremonies, with Sharon Roberts assisting. Ranchers to Meet Southern Oregon Chinchilla Ranchers' club will meet Saturday, Nov. 6, at 7:30 p.m. at the Labor temple, 24V South Grape st. The latest NCBA educational feature film on a newer pelting method will be shown. All chin cilia breeders are invited to at tend. From Korea Elwin H. Root arrived home Oct. 27 from a year's tour of duty with the 58lh motor vehicle squadron at Taegu, Korea. He is an airman second class. He visited for a week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elwin M. Root, former Medford residents, now living at Napa, Calif. He is assigned to the Larson Air Force base at Moses Lake, Wash. The Roots lived here at 405 Chestnut st., and the airman attended Wash ington, junior high and senior high schools here. Before enter ing the service two years ago he was employed at Cullen and Curry, Inc. POPULAR SAT. NIGHT! Open Every Day of the Year En - in Personal At Osteopathic Fred Barker, 16 Peach st., is a surgery patient at Osteopathic hospital, atten dants said today. Theft Reported Ted Holmes, route 1, box 10, Eagle Point, has reported the theft of a plow from his ranch, according to Sheriff Howard Gault. Square Dance The Swingin Bees square dance group will meet at The Corral at 8:30 p.m. Saturday. Minnie Robertson will be caller. Runaways Two girls from Roseburg, one 16 and the other 17, were picked up here as run aways Wednesday by police and are being held for their parents. Incorporate Articles of in corporation for Minkler's Incor porated have been filed in the county clerk's office by Lee Dar rell, Loraine P. Minkler, and Donald R. Minkler. Fractured Hip Mrs. Pleasant Hilton, 80, Wolf Creek, was brought Thursday by ambulance to the Sacred Heart hospital for treatment of a fractured hip, ac cording to attendants. She is hospitalized. Church Film Members of the Young People's society of the Free Methodist church, West 10th and Ivy sts., will present a sound film Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the church. The title is "All That I Have." The public is invited. Treated John Fichtner, 5, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde. Fichtner, 237 North Oakdale ave., was treated and released about 7:40 p.m., Thursday, at Sacred Heart hospital for a head injury re ceived in an accident at his home, attendants reported. At Community Surgery pa tients reported today at Commu nity hospital include Loren Flan nery, 2623 Crater Lake ave., and Steven Raymond, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Raymond, 728 Beekman st. "Mrs. Morris Edel muth, 319 Hamilton st., is a medical patient there. Disorderly Conduct Two men were charged with disorderly conduct by city police following a fight last night, according to city police records. Arthur Ray mond Huff, 43, of 201 First st., Phoenix, pleaded euiltv to the charge and was fined $25. Alfred Jefferson Ray, 49, Apartment 6, at 14 South Bartlett st., for feited $25 bail out on the charge. . . Jailed Signey Martin Brow der, 64, Camp White, charged with being drunk in a nublic j place, and Floyd Harvey Hill, tis, Lamp White, charged with being 'drunk on a public high way, were i ailed Tuesday after being arrested by state police, according to records in the office of Sheriff Howard Gault. On Trip-Mrs. Max Wimmer, 1115 West Second st., left Tues day for a trip to Texas and Ari zona. At Ft. Worth she will visit her daughter, Mrs. James Far mer, and at Flagstaff she will visit her sister, Mrs. Elmer Hubbard. Mrs. Wimmer plans to be away about six weeks. Buy Home Mrs. Louise Clark, route 2, box 103, an em ployee at the Talk-of-the-Town airport restaurant, has purchased the former John F. Hein home at route 2, box 238. The Heins have moved to Klamath Falls where he was transferred by the Arden Farms comany, according to the announcement of the sale made from the William Frohn mayer Real Estate offices, where the transaction was made. From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Dean Norman, 104 Keeneway dr., have returned from a two week trip to Iowa. They made the by plane and visited at Ames with Mrs. Norman's par ents, and with his parents , at Fairfield. They also attended homecoming festivities at Iowa State college, which both at tended. Norman is manager of the J. W. . Copeland Lumber company and Mrs. Norman is a teller at First National bank. . Visiting Sgt. and Mrs. Don ald G. Olson and son, Michael, are visiting with Mrs. Olson's mother, Mrs. T. A. Shollenburg, 528 Mae st., and her sister, Mrs. Richard Morgan, 311 Mary st. Mrs. Olson is the former Miss Rena Shollenburg. Sergeant Ol son recently completed training at the army Signal corps school at Ft. Monmouth; N.J. He will be stationed next at Ft. Hua chuca, Ariz. They plan to leave here Saturday. Son Here Charles Temple III is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Temple Jr., Med ford Plaza apartments. He re cently completed basic Navy training at San Diego, Calif. He will report there after leaving here Friday and then he ex pects to he transferred to Nor man, Okla., to study aviation electronics. He entered the serv ice Aug. 4 and has attended Ashland High school, later be ing graduated from high school while living in California. ABOARD MISSING PLANE John Edward Gregg, U. S. Navy radioman is reported missing after a Navy Super Constellation disappeared and is presumed to have crashed. Gregg's wife, Mary Ellen and their three chil dren reside at Pensacola. Fla. Births CHRISTIE To Mr. and Mrs. William, Rogue River, Nov. 4, 1954, a boy, 9 pounds, at Com munity hospital. Has Surgery Mrs. Graham Dean, Ashland, wife of the pub-' lisher of the Daily Tidings, is listed at Sacred Heart hospital as a surgery patient. Retire Name D. A. Theil, M. C. Theil, L. J. Ivins, and Har old W. Davis have retired from the assumed business name Household Sales and Supplies of Southern Oregon, according to records filed in the office of the Jackson county clerk. , Business Name H. A. Frye and John A. Medeiros have as sumed the business name Elk City Meat Market, according to records on file 'in the office of the county clerk. The business address is listed as 3338 North Pacific highway, Medford. Arrested John Merrill Car ter, 51, Martinez, Calif., has been arrested by state police on a California warrant charging obtaining money under false pre tenses, according to Sheriff Ho ward Gault. Carter is being held in the county jail pending action by California authorities, i Meeting Change Both No vember meeting dates for the 9417th Air Force reserve unit here have been changed, accord ing to the unit's liaison officer. The new dates are Nov. 10 and 18 instead of 11 and "25. The change resulted from two holi days, officials said. ; Reenlists Albert H. Nixon, route2, box 220, has reenlisted as a corporal in the 382nd Quar termaster battalion of the local U.S. Army reserve, according to the unit advisor. Nixon signed up for three years. Col. Jack M. Hartley, the unit's commanding officer, stated that there are a few vacancies still existing either for veterans or non-veterans in the unit. At Sacred Heart Mrs. Fred Gatter, 28 South Groveland ave.; Gerald Edwards, Camp White; Joy Ann Guidry, 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Guidry, Jacksonville, and Earl Shinn, 112 Ajax st., are surgery patients at Sacred Heart hospi tal, attendants said today. There for medical care are Donald Kennedy, Ashland; Mrs. Fred Baker, 56 Myers court, and Mrs. Arthur Mullen, Trail. SATURDAY NIGHT, November 6th OAS BALLROOM i EAGLE POINT Music by: DICK SPAIN and the Rogue Valley Boys .1 " ' Obituary LESLIE SCHATZ Graveside services for Leslie R. Schatz, 77, who died in Green ville, Me., will be held in Moun tain View cemetery, " Ashland, Saturday at 10:30 a.m. with the Rev. Clynton G. Crisman of the Medford Friends church officiat ing. Conger-Morris funeral home is in charge of funeral arrange ments. The deceased was born in Iowa in 1877. He came to Med ford in 1921, and left, here for Maine three years ago. Survivors include a son, Art hur, Central Point; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothea Hein, Klamath Falls, and four grandchildren. BESSIE COURT Funeral services for Mrs. Bes sie Myrtle Court, 62. who died Thursday, will be held in Con ger-Morris chapel Saturday at 11:30 a.m. with the Rev. Ted Goodwin officiating. Interment will be at Siskiyou Memorial park. Pall bearers will be Darrel E. Davis, G. C. LeMasters, W. F. Stringer, C. E. Naffziger, Frank Howell and George F. Tucker. The deceased was born July 14, 1892, in Beswick, Calif., and for the past 15 years she had lived in Medford. On Aug. 10, 1922, in Yreka, Calif., she was married to Harry J. Court, who survives. Other survivors include three sons, Harold W. Montgomery, Medford; Merle V. Montgomery, Live Oak, Calif., and John W. Court, Portland, Ore.; her moth er, Mrs. Mary E. Ward, Medford; four sisters, Ms. Elsie Miles, Ashland; Ms. Jessie D. Humph rey, and Mrs. Sadie Thompson, Dunsmuir, Calif.; and Mrs. Les ter Hutchinson, Klamath Falls, Ore., and three grandchildren. Annual rings In the pectoral fin of a fish, examined under the microscope, will disclose its age. DANCE Sat. Nov. 6 BOBBY CHAMPION AND HIS MELODY WRANGLERS Finest Western Music in the Pacific Northwest. See and hear them Every Saturday Nire. 6:30 - 7 P.M. - KBES-TY Rogue Valley BALLROOM FEATURING THE Friday, November 5, 1954 l f HSU AJ 1 1 1 Ifii iP? PROUDLY SMOKING CIGAR, Lloyd Brooks, 39, stands with 13 daughters beside bed In their Pittsfield, Me., home where Mrs. ' Brooks, 39, holds their first son, Leslie Benjamin. This is believed to be largest all-girl family in nation. (International) Defense Demurrer Overruled by Judge Circuit Judge H. K. Hanna has handed down an opinion overruling a defense demurrer in the case of Robert Darrohn and a 16-year-old boy, Deputy District Attorney Gene Piazza reported this morning. The two residents of the Trail area, were indicted on Oct. 1 on charges of larceny of livestock. Attorney Edward C. Kelly inter posed the demurrer for the de fendants on Oct. 21. The offense occurred in the fall of 1954, according to the sheriff's office. Warrants were issued in August of this year. O KfW! THE YEAR'S MOST TERRIFIC TRIANGLE! ...Sabrina and Her Men1. CONTINUOUS SATURDAY & SUNDAY From 12:45 P.M. LLLLJ TONITE & SATURDAY Saturday 1st Show Only CHAPTER No. 2 of Our Great New Serial "BATMAN" 1 J Wjj -J Era STARTS SUN AY! ONE OF THE ALL TIME TOP HITS! uttioj JENNIFER JONES GREGORY PECK JOSEPH COTTEN witb LIONEL BARRYMORE HERBERT MARSHALL WALTER HUSTON LILLIAN CISH CHARLES BICKFORO ' MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TT.IBUN& FIFTEEN CAP Squadron Here To See Films Monday At the Nov. .8 meeting of the Medford squadron of the Civil Air patrol a moving picture film will be shown by the Air Force reserves of Medford. The regular meeting will begin at 7 p.m. with the film starting at 8 p.m. All members and interested members, as well as parents of cadets, are cor dially invited to Attend. All CAP meetings are held Monday evenings at the CAP building at the Medford airport. TURKEY DINNER GRIFFIN CREEK GRANGE HALL Sunday, November 7 12:30 to 4:30 P.M. Adults $1.25 Children under 12 75c Masquerade Dance ROXYANN GRANGE SATURDAY NIGHT NOV. 6-8 P.M. Bring Box Lunch for two, to be sold for $1.00 Unmasking at 10:30 Prizes for best and most original costume Public cordially invited $ ASHLAND mmmm IfBBBBM-f ROCK HUDSOM-ARLENE DAHL 1 ylyPHU CARET . B010THT WTIIK CURB STRIKES TWICE Easthampton, Mass. (U.R) Unlike lightning, curbstones will strike twice at the same spot Edward Hanlon, 77, fell off a curb three years ago and broke his right hip. This year he fell off the same curb Creaking his left hip. m Sat. & Sun EARLY-BIRD SHOWS Gates Open 5:30 P.M. Shows Start 6:15 P.M. 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