Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 21, 1955, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Texto Local and Issued Permit E. D. Scrip ter, 729 West Fourth st., was is sued a building permit to erect a $3,500 residence yesterday. Vehicles Collide Margaret Van Lard, Grants Pass, and Settle Sloan, -Jacksonville, were drivers of vehicles which col lided shortly after noon yester day on Highway 99 at Elk City. Damage to the two vehicles was minor and there were no injur ies, state police said. Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Haines, Ventura, Calif., who visited here with Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Schuler, 19 Will amette a, left the first of the week for their home. During their visit they made trips to Crater lake, the Oregon caves and Crescent City, Calif. The Haines were neighbors of Mrs. Schuler 40 years ago in Chicago. Sister Leaves r Mrs. Hazel Sharp, Portland, left this morn ing after being here for a week with her sister, Miss Lotus Eaton, 825 South Peach st. Miss Eaton is OonvaleSing from major sur gery which she underwent re cently at Sacred Heart hospital. She is an industrial nurse and is a member of the stJe board of Oregon State Nurses associ ation. Miss Eaton also is active in Medford civic groups. Another sister, Miss Gladys Eaton, a nurse at the Physicians and Sur geons hospital, Portland, was here for two weeks during Miss Eaton's surgery and post-operative convalescence. Friends re port that she is making a good recovery. They'ia WACKY! They're WOOZY! They're WONDERFUL! c.,TCc,,cou ee-turrfng JOAN BASIL tCO S BENNETT- RATHBONE CARROLL j' w lui7 O OUR FAMOUS DINNERS Specializing in Prime Ribs of Beef and other delectable dishes OALA CARTE MENU MOM -DESIR FOR RESERVATIONS - 3 Harvest HAM DINNER Upper Rogue Grange Oct. 23rd -12:00 -6:00 Adults $1.50 Child's Plate 50c DEMOTE SAT. NITE AT WALKER'S GOOD FLOOR - FINEST MUSIC q A Good Clean-Party For All the Family Personal Completes Course Jackson Huston, 1111 Dakota ave., re cently received a certificate of completion of Division I of High way Engineering from the Inter national Correspondence schools. He received the training tinder the GI bill. Huston is a graduate of the Crook county high school at Prineville, and now is em ployed as an engineer street in spector for the Oregon State highway department in Medford. Make Trip Mr. and Mrs. Mel Krows, 1215 East Main St., re turned this week from a trip to the Tule Lake Lava beds and caves, through Modoc county to Lassen park and Burney falls in Shasta county. They had planned to visit in the park but it was closed for the winter. Near Adin in Modoc county the Krows' car was struck by lightning during a storm. No damage resulted to the occupants or the car, they reported. At Sacred Heart Four new medical patients were reported today at Sacred Heart hospital: They are Malcolm Jones, 712 West 11th st.; Mrs. Ora Rusk, 412 Palm st.; De Wayne Gier, 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Gier, 2902 North Pacific highway; and Beverly Tooley, 2725 Elliott st. Those reported there for sur gery are Mrs. Charles Davis, Ash land; Joan Reverman, 2, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rev erman, 934 Park st.; Mrs. James Carpenter, 333 North Holly st.; Mrs. August Colton, 344 Chesnut st.; and Kathlyn Flynn, Central Point. DON'T MISS THEM! TONITE! And TOMORROW! nn in till trucoipr;; ntniM km urn HAYDEN'RALSTON'BRIAN DINING INN CENTRAL POINT Phone NOrmandy 4-2513 ft mm .!!! Newcomers Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Taylor and daughter arrived Wednesday from Port Angeles, Wash. They are making their home at Medford Plza apartments. Business' Name Assumed The business name, Ashland Medical Laboratory, has been as sumed by Rex C. Demo, Ash land, according to county clerk's records. At Community Mrs. Defor est Bliss, Ashland, is receiving medical care at Community hos pital, and Mrs. Lewis Nutter, 1442 South Stage rd., is a cor.' valescent there from surgery, it was reported today. Inspections City Fire Mar shal Truman Nelson reported the inspection of a public garage, an apartment house and four business occupancies yesterday. Eight orders were issued for correction of fire hazards. . Tricycle Found Kathleen L. Sparling, 305 Beatty st., report ed to city police Thursday that a tricycle had been on her lawn for the past three days. The tri cycle is grey in color and has a chain drive. Cattle Missing William A. Darling, route 2, box 230, Cen tral Point, reported to Jackson county sheriff's office Wednes day that five cattle are missing from his ranch. They are known to have been gone since Oct. 1. It is believed they were stolen. Permits Issued A building permit has been issued to Wil liam K. McLaren, 2180 Capital ave.,. to erect a residence costing $8,000. A permit was also issued to Greyhound Bus lines, 202 North Bartlett st. to repair fire damage amounting to $3,000. At Osteopathic Mrs. Rose Gilliland, 16 Corning ct., was admitted about noon Thursday to Osteopathic hospital for treat ment of a shoulder dislocation received in a fall, attendants re ported today. Mrs. William Mc Donough, Jacksonville, had ma jor surgery there Thursday. To Portland Medford Coun cilman and Mrs. Paul Meyers plan to attend the 30th anniver sary convention of the League of Oregon Cities in Portland ear ly next week. They are among several city representatives who plan to attend the three-day convention. Others attending were listed previously. Accident An accident Thurs day morning at the corner of Summit ave. and Clark st. in volved cars driven by Roger Keith Hobbs, 424 South Grape st., and Eugene Nelson Mee, 602 North Rierside ave., city police reported. Mee was cited for hav ing an expired operator's license. No one was injured. At Conference Leslie Rob ertson, manager of Robertson School of Business, has returned from Yakima, Wash., where he attended a Pacific Northwest Business Schools conference. Purpose of the session was to formulate plans for an annual spring meeting with a teachers' workshop. Party Saturday Phoenix Presbyterian church will hold a family night party Saturday, Oct. 22,"" at the church. The event will be a costume party in the Halloween theme, and those attending are asked to wear either Halloween or hard times costumes. The party is set for 7:30 p.m. Football Films Motion pic tures of the Oregon-California football game, obtained from University of Oregon by rill Peek, will be shown at 1 p.m. Saturday at Rogue Valley Coun try club. The showing is open to Oregon graduates and all oth ers interested. A luncheon will be served. Federal Job Openings - Ex aminations for positions as dieti tian and for federal service en trance examinations have. been announced by the U. S. Civil Service Commission. Pay for the jobs ranges from $3,670 to $4,525 per year. Further infor mation and application forms may be obtained from the com mission's representative, Chester W. Silliman, at the Post Office in Medford. - New on Staff Two new. staff appointments at Mogan Lumber company at White City were announced today. Robert Fromm, formerly of the Forcia Norris Lumber company at Eugene is the newly appointed office man ager. Miss Jerry Kreikenbaum, who has just completed a jun ior accounting course at Robert son School of Business, has ac cepted a position at the firm as junior accountant. - Ertfoy (worth, rot, cam tort and hospitality omtdst pteosont eurroundrrios. . Completely Furnished Steeping end Heusekaepine Cabins, with oil modern facilities. HOT MINERAL mmt MUD lATHC Pot MMtflttotHMj Arthritis, NtnntM CAMOM DrOXIDEVAPoTlATHS Am csedWnt for f crime. Sinus, Skin EnrjK tiem. High and law toed ressan "Your Health Is Our Business" Per Reservations and information Address Vvjcfcfcocv) Miners! SpnnBf Rt 1 Ashtafitlf Oregon or Men leaf Distance. Or. Herman Wexler, Director Chirepractia Physician News About Servicemen Sergeant Arrives For Guard Duties Sfc. Ronal Spry has moved here from Mitchell, S.D., to take over duties as administrative, supply and maintenance tech nician for Company A, one of Medford's two National Guard companies. Sergeant and Mrs. Spry and their two children now make their home at 1021 West Ninth st In Mitchell, he was a shop clerk in the state maintenance shop and a member of a National Guard ordnance company. Pre viously he served three years with a South Dakota National Guard combat team, two of the years on active duty, one of them in Alaska. Anyone interested in National Guard service can call Sergeant Spry at the Medford armory, or at Medford 2-4323. IN EXERCISE Sgt. First Class John L. Bragg, 27, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Bragg, 801 East Main st., is scheduled to participate in Exer cise Sage Brush, the largest joint Army-Air Force maneuver since World War II. Sergeant Bragg, who entered the Army in 1947, is regularly stationed at Ft. Hood, Tex., as an ammunition storage specialist in the 575th ordnance company. His decora tions include the Good conduct medal and the UN and Korean service ribbons. His wife, Doro thy, lives at Kempner, Tex. HOME ON LEAVE Carl Wesley Hall, seaman ap prentice, U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hall, route 2, box 202-D, Central Point, arrived home Wednesday for two weeks recruit leave from the Naval training center in San Diego. When his leave expires Hall will report to storekeeper's school in San Diego for 13 weeks of instruction. Births KIDWELL To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, 2440 Crater Lake way, Oct. 19, 1955, a girl, 6V4 pounds, at Sacred Heart . hospital. BUTLER To Mr. and Mrs. Donald, 524 South Riverside ave., Oct. 19, 1955, a girl, 6V2 pounds, at Sacred Heart hos pital. KILBURN To Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Central Point, Oct. 19, 1955, a girl, 8V2 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. GRISHAM To Mr. and Mrs. Arnold, route 2, box 524 Jack sonville, Oct. 19, 1955, a boy, 9 pounds, at Community hos pital. BOSTOCK To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, 1513 Wilson-1., Oct. 20, 1955, a girl, 7 pounds, at Community hospital. BARRACLOUGH To Mr. and Mrs. Max, 1031 Cherry st., Oct. 20, 1955, a. girl, 8 pounds, at Community hospital. HEART ATTACK BLAMED Roseburg (U.R) Coroner L. L. Powers said yesterday Da vid S. Churchill, Roseburg, who was found dead in the woods west of here Wednesday, appar ently suffered a heart attack while hunting. DANCE Sat. Night BOBBY CHAMPION AND HIS MELODY WRANGLERS Finest Western Music In the Pacific Northwest. See and Hear Them Every Saturday Nite. 6:30 - 7 P.M. - KBES-TV Rogue Ualley BALLROOM JSSSSSSlSSSSSSSSMSSSSSSSSSSSSr tH ' 1 I I ll, V I Grants Pass Youth Wins 4-H Jaunt Portland (U.R) State 4-H club leaders today announced names of 20 Oregon 4-H boys and girls who have won expense paid trips to the national con gress in Chicago next month. They are: Suzanne Lozier, Wallowa; Joe Payne, Vale; Caro lyn Eickworth, Coos Bay; Bruce Niemi, Rose Lodge; Myra Jean McBride, Lebanon; Steve Thay er, Oswego; Nathan Bull, Grants Pass; Kathryn Wirostek; Port land; Beatrice Barendse, Brownsmead; Alice Loennig, Haines. Norma June Belt, Yamhill; Maurice Poole, Hood River; Linda Lue Shockey, Cherry ville; Donna Pierson, Hood River; Keith Cottrell, Redmond; Gail Marine, Molalla; Judy Hofer, Hillsboro; John Prichard, Bend; Merle Feik, Summer ville, and Jeanne Mackie, Tangent. Obituaries JESSE BYNUM Funeral services for Jesse B. Bynum, 75, who died Wednes day at a local hospital, will be held at Perl funeral home Satur day at 10 a.m. with the Rev. Sherman Moore officiating. In terment will be in Siskiyou Me morial park. The deceased, a Medford res identfor the past 28 years, was born in Cedar county, Mo., on Oct. 9, 1880, and was a member of the Pilgrim Holiness church. Survivors include his wife, Maude; a daughter, Mrs. Dayton Varner, Medford; a brother, L. E., El Dorado Springs, Mo.; a sister, Mrs. Anna Steele, Okla homa City, -Okla.; a grandson, Clyde R. Varner, Rockville, Conn.; a granddaughter, Winona Varner, Walla Walla, Wash.; and a great-granddaughter. Court Records POLICE COURT Gary Herbert Woodward, excessive poise (pipes), $10. DISTRICT COURT Lawrence Walter Badger, failure to stop at a red light. $10. Harvey Jouis Jtorrest, overiengtn load. $15. Jan Igor Gilhousen, failure to trans fer tiUe, $5. John Mack Finnell, parking on paved portion of highway. $12.50. Will Stephen Webber, violation of basic rule, $7.50. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Emmitt Gerald Revist 21, of 1410 Hilton rd., and Barbara Lee Phipps, 22, Amarillo, Tex. James W. Grieve, 22, Prospect, and Harriett C. Hamlin, 19. Prospect. Progressive Dinner and Dance Saturday, Oct. 22 Sponsored by L.O.O.M. and W.O.T.M. Starting at Moose Hall No. 11, Newtown Street DINNER 5 to 8 P.M. DANCE 8:30 to 1 A.M. G.I. TV Set and G.E. Toaster to be given away during th Evening. Donation $1.50. You need not be present to win. TICKETS ON SALE WITH MOST MOOSE Saturday Night aMsns EAGLE POINT The Only Spring Floor in Southern Oregon Dance to the Combined Music of Dick Spain, Bill Lively And Rogue Valley Boys! Featuring DIANE ABBOTT and BARBARA KILPATRICK TWv0oSTTE Tune in . . . Bill's Western Round-Up Time KWIN HOUSE of WHERE 1HE STEREORAMIC PHOTO ORIGINATED North of Gold Hill AT ANY SNAPSHOT TAKEN WITHIN THE VORTEX WILL PRODUCE A 3D PICTURE. TEST IT! Winter Hours - 9 to 5 Under Founder's Management Since 1930 Friday, October 21, 195S Convention Honors Rogue River School Rogue River Rogue River High school has been selected to serve as vice-president for the 1956-57" school" year student council convention at Medford High school. The site chosen for the next year convention auto matically serves as president. Convention delegates at Reeds port recently selected Rogue River High school as vice-president as a result of an outstand ing contribution to the conven tion by delegates. Rogue River delegates included Bill Weaver, Gary Phillips, Lawrence Wag ner, Fred Hopper and Myrna Towse. The Rogue River group acted as moderator for a discussion on "How can the student council improve scholarship." Discus sion groups followed the open ing general assembly by region al officers and closed with an- iSSlflii.il SPECIAL TOMORROW SATURDAY NITE 9 P.M. ONE SHOW ONLY MAJOR STUDIO SNEAK PRE-VUE We Guarantee This To Be One Of the BIGGEST With ABSOLUTELY TOP STARS DON'T MISS ITI the- MYSTERY Open Throughout The Year MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THUftXEM Use Tribune Want Ads other general assembly in which elections were held. The Rogue River group was accompanied to Reedsport by vice - principal William B. Hunter. Doors Open 6:45 p.m. TONIGHT And SAT. NIGHT BETTY GRABLE SHEREE NORTH ROBERT CUMMIN6S 4 5 S COLOR D L" STARTING SUNDAY ITS THE BLUE SKIES and SUNSHINE MUSICAL! "row -'iuutt , i - PLUS -M-G-M' 'MOONFLEET' IN CINEMASCOPE and COLOR Starring Stewart GRANGER George SANDERS Joan GREENWOOD Viveca LINDFORS ; with Jon WHITELEY Melville COOPER TOMORROW AT 1 P.M. FOR ALL KIDDIES SIX TO SIXTY Selected From . CHILDREN'S LIBRARY OF FILMS By Parents Magazine CHAPTER No. 7 "AFRICAN ADVENTURE" 7-ST S 13 mm I YOUMCttOOoT IVY RUNS HOT! 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