Local and Personal
Order Issued City Fire Mar
shal Truman Nelson issued 10
orders for correction of hazard
ous conditions yesterday after
insnectina three business oc
cupancies, an apartment house
and a dry cleaning plant. -
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At Community Mrs. Robert
Clauss, 1605 Ellendale dr.; Mrs.
Ilinoie Shaw. 823 South New
town st., and Eldon Beam of Pros
pect. all are listed as surgery
patients today at Community
hospital.
.
Names Assumed Ernest Rec
tor ha; assumed the business-
name Tee-O-Ranch, according to
records filed in the county
clerk's office. The business name
Acme Dry Cleaners has been
assumed by A. F. Filatreau.
.
Business Name George W.
Simmon and Dorothene Sim
mons have retired from the bus
iness name Roxy Ann Marked,
which has been assumed by J
B. Chapman, according to rec
ords on file in the office of the
Jackson county clerk.
News About
Servicemen
ON RECREATION STAFF
Miss Dolores Wilkinson, Med
ford, recently joined the recrea
tion leader staff at Ft. Lewis'
enlisted men's clubs, according
to an announcement from there.
She was transferred from Ft.
Lawton, in Seattle.
She attended Oregon State
college and Marylhurst college,
graduating in 1950. She is the
daughter of Mrs. John T. Wil
kinson, 726 Keeneway dr., Med-
ford.
SET FOR MANEUVERS
MSgt. Omer Young, whose
wife, Clara, lives in Rogue
River, Ore., will participate in
the training maneuvers known
as "Operation Applejack" in
May, at the Yakima Firing cen
ter, according to an Army announcement.
LEAVE IN TOKYO .
Pfc. Vernon L. Hagerty, 24,
son of Verlyn L. Hagerty, 1422
Dixie lane, Medford, recently
spent a week's leave in Tokyo
from his unit in Korea, accord
ing to an Army release.
A teletype operator with the
59th signal support company, he
has been in the Far East since
March, 1953, and enlisted at Ft.
Lewis, Wash., in 1948.
AIRMAN LEAVES
Johnny C. Rutherford, an air
man third class, will leave Sat
urday, for Parks Air Force base,
Calif., after visiting since April
1 with his mother, Mrs. Louise
Rutherford, 103 Genessee st.
This is his last leave before go
ing overseas. He expects to serve
in Korea. Airman Rutherford is
with the air police and entered
the Air Force in August, 1954.
He was garduated from Medford
High school last June.
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Penny Dinner A penny din
ner, sponsored by Pythian Sis
ters, will be held Saturday, April
23, at 6:30 p.m., in the Pythian
building. Grape and Fifth ts.
The public is invited.
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Business Name Lawrence D.
Edwards and Clarence - D. Ed
wards have assumed the busi
ness name Kadee Metal Products
Company, with an address of
720 South Grape st., according
to records on file in the office
of the Jackson county clerk.
Scouts Aid Drire Girl Scouts
of Medford will aid the cur
rent drive of the American Can
cer society by participating in a
live window display Saturday,
April 23, in the J. C' Penney
store. The display is planned for
9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and the
girls will make dressings and
packs while -in the window.
Trainee Jobs Open Jobs as
trainees as appraiser, construc
tion aide and loan examiner in
the Portland office of the Fed
eral Housing administration are
open, and will be filled through
civil service procedures. -The
jobs start at $3,410 annually. De-'
tails are obtainable at the civil j
service office in the Medford j
post office.
'
In Pendleton Karl. Hayes,
director of the pilot school for
exceptional children located in
Phoenix, is in Pendleton today
attending a conference for teach
ers of gifted and retarded chil
dren under the pilot program.
The conference was called by
Mason McQuiston, state director.
Hayes will meet with his class
on Monday.
Clinic Rescheduled A pre
school -roundup of prospective
school children has been resche-
uled at Griffin Creek school for
Thursday, April 28, it was an
nounced -today by Mrs. Lyle
Heidemann, president of the
Mothers club. The roundup had
previously been scheduled for
early in May. It will be from
9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Parents living
in the area, or intending to
move there, who have children
who will be six years old prior
to next November 15, are asked
to bring them to the roundup.
At Sacred Heart Alec Oliver
Trail- Ray Sharp, Ashland; and
Mrs. Jerry Lausmann, Medford,
are medical patients today at
Sacred Heart hospital, attend
ants reported. Surgery patients
listed include Grace Gail, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Norman
Gail at Gold Hill; Mark Spiegel
berg, 6, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Spiegelberg, 204 Valley View
dr.; Mrs. Albert Langston, 263
Beatty st.; Marian Boyce, daugh
ter cf Mr. and Mrs. George
Boyce, 816 West Second St., and
William Bert Jewell, Rogue
River.
Sought Here Frank P. Clark
Jr., 2245 Quenby rd., Houston 5,
Texas, is seeking to contact an
Enid Sylvers, or Silvers, who is
believed to be a resident of the
Medford area, according to a let
ter received by city officials. She
is believed to have been em
ployed by the Medford ration
board during World War II, after
comirfg to this area in about 1940
or 1941. The woman, or anyone
knowing her whereaWits, is
asked to contact Mayor Earl
Millers' office in the city hall.
Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs.
Sherman Sharits, Willitts, Calif.,
left yesterday after visiting
in Medford with Mrs. Sharits'
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Jerome Vielbig, ,41 Myers
court, and Mr. Sharits' mother,
Mrs. Cecil F. Roberts, and Mr.
Roberts, 821 Niantic st. From
here the Sharits planned to go
to southern California to visit
Mrs. Sharits' son, Walter W. Viel
big. ,
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Includes Home Made Bread,
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PrL. Sat, Snn.. and Mom. Only
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20 to Lt. and Mrs. Gary A. Den
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Squadron stationed in Guam, is
the son of Mrs. Kathryn Stan
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Cub Scout Meeting Cub
Scout Pack 14 will hold its
monthly meeting at Roosevelt
school tonight at 7:30. Conger
Morris funeral home will show
a film on forestry and a display
on forestry, prepared by the
Cubs,, will be presented. Cub
master Kent Blackhurst urges a
full turnout of Cubs and their
parents.
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Births
KING To Mr. end Mrs. Ken
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21, 1955, a girl, 6 pounds at Com
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TOO EARLY
Memphis, Term. (U.R) Tailor
John Askew was asked on his
90th birthday if he was making
plans to retire. "Nope," said As
kew. "Don't figure it's quite
time yet."
. Foresters Meet The Siskiyou
chapter of the Society of Ameri
can Foresters and the Southern
Oregon Conservation and Tree
Farm association will meet at the
Jackson hotel at 7:30 p.m. to
night to observe the 50th anni
versary of the United States For
est service. J. Herbert Stone,
Portland, regional U. S. forester,
will speak.
Friday. April 22, 193S
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIFTEEN
O b i t u a r y
ARMOS CLEMENT
Armos Clement, 79, of 624
Valley View Drive, died yester
day in a local hospital. Conger
Morris funeral home is in charge
of funeral arrangements.
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funeral arrangements. .
CHARLEME NICHOLSEN
Graveside funeral services for
Charlene Ray Nicholsen, 34,
who died at a local hospital
Wednesday, will be held in Sis
kiyou Memorial park Saturday
at 11-30 a.m. with the Rev. D.
E. M?U&rd officiating. Perl fun
eral home is in charge of ' arrangements.
' The deceased was born at
Astoria on May 23, 1920. Sur
vivors include her mother, Mrs.
Gladys Perry, Eagle Point; an
aunt, Sylvia Ray, Chiloquin, and
an uncle, L. E. Wilkinson, Sac
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