MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEW
CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATION
Otto J. Frohnmayer, General Chairman .
ASSOCIATES:
John G. Crawford, Walter G. Garner, Glenn L. Jackson, Eugene D. Thorndike
Friday, January 6, 1956
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GROUP 1
COLTON, SAM, Mgr.
Moffat, John Asst.
Alexander, Reese M.
Brill, W. B.
Brown, David
Cook, K. W.
Dawkins, William
Hubbard, Chester
Milne, Ed
Sorenson, Ray
GROUP 2
FIXCH, DICK, Mgr.
MacLeod, Tom, Asst.
Ayers, Francis C.
Hersh, Sam
Heysell, Russ E.
Miller, Darrell
ADVANCE GIFT COMMITTEE
Eugene Thorndike, Chairman
Glenn L.Jackson, Co-Chairman
H. H.
Associate Chairmen:
Coleman, Mark A. Goldy, E. B. DeVoe
Rector, Robert E.
Root, R. W.
Stark, S. L.
Thierolf, Burt
Thorndike, Wm,
Watson, Dick
GROUP 3
ROWAN, JAMES, Mgr.
Mencke, Ray, Asst.
Blackhurst, Kent
Durno, Dr. Edwin
Mellish, Lee
Bohnert, Otto
Gatter, Fred
Niedermeyer, John
Thompsen, Dr. Ralph
Carl, Win .
GROUP 4
HOPKINS, CURTIS, Mgr.
Christensen, H. D., Asst.
Bell, Homer
Burt, Bill
Chamberlain, C. E.
Dumas, A. A.
Fitzgerald, Jack
Harrington, George '
Harvey, A. D.
Johnson, R. M.
Skaggs, Lee
GROUP 5
GANDEE, RON, Mgr.
Ferrell, Eugene, Asst.
Bates, Keith
'Bolster, Rev. George
Garner, John
Hedberg, Elwood
Hibbs, Ralph
Shepherd, Tom
Tibbutt, T. M.
Flynn, Diamond
GROUP 6
SCHOTT, ROBERT, Mgr.
Hogue, Russell, Asst.
Caldwell, William
Davies, Buzz
Edwards, H. R.
Hamacher, John
Havard, Bert V.
Haupert, G. T.
Robnson, Fred E.
Lockwood, Robert
Collins, Edward
Sanborn, Jack
Welch, Dr. John L.
GROUP NO. 7
JACKSON, GLENN, Mgr.
Luther, Martin, Asst.
Barnes, Dr. Russell
Coleman, H. H.
Crawford, John G.
Cummins, A. S.
DeArmond, J. L.
DeVoe, E. B.
Flanagan, George
Frohnmayer, Otto J.
Goldy, M. A.
Haugen, Loren
McAllister, Wm. M.
Nutting, Bud
Pease, E. W.
Reter, Raymond R.
Roberts, George M.
Von der Hellen, Wm.
West, Rev. D. Kirkland
Pryor, Ken
Two hundred and twenty Rogue
River Valley farmers, workers in
industry, business and profes
sional men have pledged to work
during an intensive fund-raising
effort to procure a well equipped
MODERN MEDICAL CENTER in
Medford for the protection of the
lives and health of ALL who live
in this area.
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They are YOUR neighbors and
friends . . . working for YOU.
EVERYONE in the Rogue River
Valley OWES THEM A REAL
DEBT OF GRATITUDE for their
efforts. They are contributing
BOTH valuable time and money
to make the dream of the ROGUE
VALLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
a realization!
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DIVISION B
R. D. DAMES, Mgr.
GROUP 8
HAMMOND, V. W., Mgr.
McCormick, Ford, Asst.
Davidson, Neil O.
Eichelberger, Sharon S.
Flury, Ted
Hoey, James K.
Henselman, Richard L.
Judy, John W. Jr.
Kline," Weldon
Korby, Rev. Kenneth F.
McKinstry, Edward N.
Morlan, Fred
Roberts, G. Alvin, Dr.
Ragsdale, Lee
Ashpole, Don
GROUP 9
MAYFIELD, LEONARD B.
Mgr.
Becken, Elliott D., Asst.
Baccus, Robert
Bevis, Vincent P.
Childers, John
Davis, Donald D.
Gilbertson, Roy
Harris, Lester D.
Holmes, John
Hulbert. Kenneth
Linn, Glenn L.
GENERAL ORGANIZATION
Walter G. Garner, Chairman . . . James J. Dunlevy, Associate
Merkel, A. Erin, Dr.
Nelson, Bruce E.
Sage, Robert W.
GROUP 10
BRITTSAN, GRANVIL,
Mgr.
Beck, Alfred M., Asst. Mgr.
Champlin, Charles P.
Coyle, Charles, Dr.
Crisman, Rev. Clynton G.
Denham, Frank
Ellis, Byron N.
Harlow, Elliott, Dr.
Huson, Ray M.
Johnston, R. T.
Jorgensen, jorgen
Smith, Paul E.
Wood. Arthur P.
Young, Lawrence M.
DIVISION C
J. A. GRAFF, Mgr.
GROUP 11
PIERCE, JENNINGS, Mgr.
Pierce, Allan, Asst. Mgr.
Ambler, James
Bartels, Dr. B. B.
Bayliss, Warren
Boyd, Howard J.
Carpenter, Dunbar
Faber, Don E.
Findley, Dr. Dwight
Johnstone, Lt. George B.
McCnrley, Gene T.
Reynolds, Rev. John
Walker, Dr. L. Paul
Wendt, Chester
Pierce, Archie
GROUP, 13
TUMY GILBERT S., Mgr.
Shaw, Jim B., Asst. Mgr.
Case, Dr. L. G.
Leonard, M. B., Jr.
Schuler, George A.
Wall, Bill
Armson, James G.
Hall, Edward
Surroz, F. V.
Duel, Halbert? Jr.
Salade, Wm.
GROUP 13
MORGAN, FRANK, Mgr.
Hatten, T. W., Asst. Mgr.
Jones, Stanley C. Jr.
Smith,- John C.
Jones, Robert L.
Harbison, John Jr.
Jamison, Wayne H.
Pickens, Kenneth E.
Bates, L. W.
Jewett, Alan
Rode, George
Holt, Dr. Wm. W. P.
Boales, 'Dr. David
Piper, William
DIVISION D
DWIGHT HOUGHTON,
Mgr.
GROUP 14
LEONARD, CHET, Mgr. ,
Hanson, Clifford J., Asst.
Barker, Gordon
Bolton, Dr. Thomas C.
Clark,. Lawrence L.
Deakins, W. W. f
DeLorme, Dr. Robt.
Flynn, Diamond
' Hass, Edmund E.
Jennings, Sam'
Kengla, V. W.
Nissen, Wesley
Snodgrass, Harold
Teeter, Kenneth B.
GROUP 15
BOOMER, LEON C, Mgr.
Irish, Chester, Asst.
Byers, Dr. Malcolm
Brandenburg, Dr. John T.
. Gardiner, Murray S.
Latham, Gerald T.
Patten, Irvin
Thompson, Chas. H., Jr.
Wakefield, Wayne
Watson, S. Glen
Wheeler, Hale
GROUP 16
BENESH, FRANK, Mgr.
Higgens, Walter, Asst.
Bauer, Paul
Kyle, Robt. F., Jr.
Gribble, John
Hansen, Bill -Pitts,
Houston
Root, Don
Potucek, George
Holmes, R. H. '
Vorheis, Dr. M. L.
Sickles, Dr. E. W.
Burger, Rev. Robt.
McLeod,' Maurice
Selby, Paul
DIVISION E
VICTOR MILNES, Mgr.
GROUP 17
McNEIL, DON, Mgr.
Sears, Fred, Asst.
McNair, Dr. Raymond
Bradford, Al ;
Peterson, Eugene
Ketchum, George J.
Allen, Glen V.
Lawson, Dr. Earl L.
Gustafson, Oliver
Ingram, Dr. Jack
Schempp, Chris
Gandt. Albert W.
Johnston, Charles L.
Church, Bob
GROUP 18--
HORNBECK, PAUL W
Mgr. .
Cranston, Lou R., Asst.
Abbott, C. W.
Casterline, Dr. Ray. '
Finney, Harley M.
Giese, Jay H.
Hanlin, Warren L.
Lewis, George L. -Jamison,
Russ
King, Austin L.
Perkins, A. M.
Roberts, Dr. Wayne
Yeats, Rev. Floyd H.
Wright, Delmar L.
GROUP 19
FOLAND, DR. MERLE,
Mgr. -. .
Johnson,-Ray, Asst.
Barlow, Gene L.
Berg, D. E.
Brown, Russ
Crary, C. W.
Harbert, Lu
Hudson, O. Gordon
Hurn, .Rev. R. W.
Mayer, Dr. Roland '
Miller, Dr. William J.
Page, J. B.
Singler, William .
Welty, Wayne
MAKE A SACRIFICIAL GIFT!
YOUR NAME of that of a LOVED ONE Wife, Husband, Mother, Father, Son or Daughter,
Sister or Brother -will be honored, .and his or her MEMORY PERPETUATED by your GIFT.
ESTABLISH A MEMORIAL for yourself or your loved ones BY MAKING a really SACRIFICIAL
GIFT. You and they will CONTINUE. TO LIVE - YEAR after YEAR, YOU and THEY WILL LIVE -ACTIVE
DAY AND NIGHT, RELIEVING HUMAN SUFFERING - Spreading HEALTH and HAP
PINESS - SAVING LIVES. -
MEMORIAL PLAQUES IN PUBLIC LOBBY
Ask the volunteer worker for a list of the' memorials for units, rooms, beds, etc. Many of these
memorials for $10,000, $5,000, $3,000, $2,500, $1,000 and $500 must be donated by
individuals or organizations who are able to do so. EACH PERSON and organization should
DONATE TO THE BEST OF HIS OR ITS ABILITY in order to make possible the building of the
Medical Center.
Make THIS YOUR GIFT TO HUMANITY!
HIM
serve
LIGHTEN THE LABOR OF THESE VOLUNTEER WORKERS. RE
MEMBER THIS IS YOUR PROBLEM AS WELL AS THEIRS: DON'T
GIVE ALIBIS - GIVE THAT OTHERS MAY LIVE.!. ..When 'the life
and health of your neighbor, your. own family and some day your
own will depend upon the success of this present money-raising
campaign, it should not be necessary for these workers to SELL you
on the need. It should not be a .question of how little, but HOW
MUCH you can do in the way of a sacrificial gift to obtain the new
Medical Center- BUILD NOW! YOU AND YOUR FAMILY MAY
NEED IT TOMORROW! .
ONE VOTING MEMBERSHIP
FOR S100 OR MORE SUBSCRIBED
Associate Membership Less Than $100
NAMES WILL BE LISTED ON PLAQUES IN PUBLIC LOBBY
YOU MAY MAKE YOUR CONTRIBUTION IN
CONVENIENT INSTALLMENTS
Only 10 Every 30 Days or 10 Every 60 Days
DONATIONS ARE DEDUCTIBLE FROM INCOME TAXES
CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS
28 SOUTH BARTLETT STREET
PHONE 3-4579