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Local and
House Hansacked The home
of Roy G. Smith, route 2, box
472, Medford, was entered and
ransacked sometime between
June 13 and 19, it was reported
to sheriff's officers. Three keys
and some marshmallows were
taken.
Crease Gun Taken Bruce
; Fleming has reported to the
: sheriff's office that a grease gun
was taken Thursday from his
orchard near box 334 South
! Stage rd.
Fire Orders Issued The Med
' ford fire marshal issued eight
j orders recommending removal
of fire hazards yesterday after
! inspecting seven business occu
pancies, one warehouse, and a
I motel.
a a e
Dance . Set The Medford
YMCA youth council will spon-
sor a Junior High dance between
i 8:30 and 10:45 p.m. Saturday,
i June 23, in the social hall at the
YMCA.
a a
Assumes Name A certificate
of assumed business name has
been issued Lilla M. Lowry,
Purucker Piano house, according
to records in the county record
er's office.
In Community Hospital Pa
tients admitted to Community
hospital today were Miss Edith
Jacobs, 517 West 10th st, Med
ford, medical, and Diana Get-
chell, 28 Ashland ave., tonsil
lectomy. ,
Permits Issued Two building
permits have been issued to the
Watkins Construction company
to erect reesidences costing $12,
000 each. The buildings will be
at 2557 Sandy terrace and 325
Sutter ave.
a a
In Portland Ray Marks, 72
Renault ave., Medford, under
went surgery today at'St. Vin
cent's hospital in Portland,
where he will be about 12 days,
friends of the family have re
ported. Mrs. Marks Is with her
husband in Portland.
a a a
Mercy Flight Archie Butler,
a patient at Sacred Heart hos
pital, was flown to the Veterans
Administration hospital in Port
land this morning for treatment
of an intestinal ailment.- The
trip was made in a Mercy
Flights. Inc., air ambulance
plane. Butler was the 511th pa
tient carried by planes of the
non-profit organization.
a a
To Install Bethel 55, Inter
national Order of Job's Daugh
ters, will hold installation of
officers Saturday, June 23, in
Medford Knights of Pythias hall.
The ceremony, set for 8 p.m.,
will be followed by the annual
queen's ball. Through an error,
a previous announcement stated
that the event would be in the
Masonic temple.
a ' a a
Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Brown of Palm Springs
and Temple City, Calif., have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Henry E. Mills.JFifth st., Pheo
nix. They tbdk'frteny side trips
during the visifci including Cra
ter Lake and Lake of the Woods.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Mills are
sisters.
a a a
Boy Missing A 18-year-old
Talent boy, Kenneth Cullison,
has been reported missing since
11 p.m. Thursday, the sheriff's
office reported today. The boy
is described as being 5 feet 9
inches tall, weighing 185
pounds, having blonde hair and
wearing a white shirt and blue
jeans. Sheriff's reports indicated
Kenneth is subject to epileptic
seizures.
a a a
To Attend Meet Robert E.
Phelps, director of public infor
mation, has announced names of
seven Jackson county educators
Who will attend the National
Education association conven
tion in Portland July 1-6. At
tending will be Mrs. Edith H.
Arnold. Miss Anna Laura Honts,
Herbert Wing, Miss Abby L.
Sturtevant and Mrs. Maxine I
) Smith, Medford: Mrs. Viola
I Pomeroy, Eagle Point; and John
1 Q. Stewart, Phoenix.
I ' :
At Sacred Heart Patients ad
! mitted to Sacred Heart hospital ;
today include Robert -Chriss, j
7-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. i
Robert Chriss Sr., 843 West 14th j
St.. surgery; Mrs. Marshall Serg, j
1798 Stewart ave., medical; Rob- i
i ert Cosier, 808 Broad st., sur
I gery; Mrs. Wallace Baljo, 2760
i Connel ave., medical; Mrs.
George Longie, 2444 Howard
' ave., surgery: Clarence Harri
i son, route 1, Gold Hill, surgery; I
and Mrs. Eleanor Smallwood, j
i Eagle Point, medical.
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Rifle, Shells Taken Roy G.
Smith, route 2, box 472, Med
ford, has reported at the sheriff's
office that his house was entered
Wednesday afternoon and a .22
caliber rifle and some ammuni- i
tion were taken. Investigation !
i showed ' the rear door of the !
house was farced open, reports j
i indicated. Smith reported the j
day preyjQUsly.that his residence j
had been entered and some keys i
taken. Deputies said Smith had i
changed locks on the doors of j
his home after the firstjburglary. j
Personal
Assumed Name Robert C.
and Donald M. Minear have as
sumed the business name Minear
Brothers. , .
a a . a
Office Addition A building
permit for S400 has been issued
to F. E.-Samson, 9 East Fourth
st., to erect an office addition to
a feed store.
a a a
Bicycle Stolen Gene Allen
McQuigg, 224 Portland ave., re
ported to city police that his bi
cycle was stolen Wednesday eve
ning. a a a
Square Dance The Double
H Square Dance club will hold
a square dance at the Moose
hall starting at 8:30 p.m. Sat
urday, June 23. Women attend
ing have been asked to bring
potluck refreshm ents. Fran
Cronin will call. - ;
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Dane Slated Square Hop
pers Square Dance club will
hald a dance starting at 9 p.m.
Saturday, June 23, at Smith's
barn on Griffin Creek rd. Har
old Evans will call, and refresh
ments will be potluck.
a a a
Purchase Home Mr. and Mrs.
Ray W. Bergmann, 145 North
Oakdale ave., have purchased an
unfinished home in the Crater
Park subdivision according to
Ed Eggers of the Rogue Valley
Land company who made the
transaction. Bergmann is em
ployed by Copco.
a a a
. To California Frank J. An
drews, brother-in-law of Miss
Elsie M. ' Grove, 301 North
Peach st., secretary to the dis
trict attorney, died of a heart
attack early yesterday in Men
lo Park, Calif., local residents
who have left to attend funeral
services besides Miss Grove, in
clude Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Olson,
111 South Newtown st., brother
and sister-in-law of Mr. And
rews, and his daughter Mrs.
Chester Foley and her son,
Micheal, Gold Hill.
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SATURDAY NIGHT
Gold Hill Grange Hall
Music by VIC FLOOD
and The RHYTHM MASTERS with Guest Vocalists
Dining Room Open the
Entire Evening
Coming.' In Person!
Saturday, June 23
"Heck" Harper
and His Ranch Hands
RADIO TELEVISION RECORDING
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9:30 to 1:00
Six Medford Boys
Attending Conference
Attending the regional Ex
plorer . Boy Scout "Citizens
Now" conference at Willamette
university, Salem, are six Med
ford boys. They are Dick Clark,
625 Park St.; Mike Forbes, 15
Renault ave.; Dick and Jim
Corum, 30, Willamette ave.;
John Layden. 2106 East Jack
son st., and Bob Glover, 1162
Janes rd. '.
Two local Boy Scout officials
who are also attending the cori
ference with the boys are Ry
der Berg. 733A Dakota ave., and
Clifford Hanson, 538 West 10th
st.
About 175 scouts and their
leaders from the Pacific North
west and Alaska are attending
the three-day conference which
stresses the theme "Citizens
Now."
Council Forwards
Airport Plans to CAA
The Medford city council yes
terday approved and forwarded
plans for resurfacing the main
runway at the Medford airport
to the civil aeronautics adminis
tration. The resurfacing project will
start as soon as CAA approval
has been received, according to
City Manager Robert Duff.
The project, which has been
contracted to Central Heating,
will reinforce the present run
way so larger planes may land
here.
Federal funds will finance
55.98 per cent of the $44,275.50
project, which . includes engi
neering and contingent fees.
Rags Start Fire Grease
cloths in the cupboard of the
Elk's Temple kitchen were fired
by spontaneous ignition yester
day and caused slight damage to
the cupboard. Two pumpers and
an aerial ladder from the Med
ford fire department were dis
patched to the scene at 202
North Central ave. about 3:32
p.m., when smoke was reported
in the kitchen.
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Friday, June 22. 1958
Ike May,Gef Report
On Convention Plans
. Washington (U.R) The
White House said today Presi
dent Eisenhower probably will
receive a full report Saturday on
final plans for the Republican
National convention which starts
Aug. 20 in San Francisco..
These plans are being whip
ped Into shape today by some
40 GOP leaders meeting here.
They are basedon the assump
tion that the party will renom
inate Mr. Eisenhower and Vice
President Richard M. Nixon.
But White House Press Secre
tary James C. Hagerty flatly
refused to clear up mounting
questions on the hospitalized
President's second term inten
tions following his operation.
Hagerty told reporters at Wal
ter Reed hospital .where the
President' is convalescing that
Mr. Eisenhower knows the Re
publicans are meeting today.
Color TV Sets Expected
To Reach 300,000 in '56
Chicago Hi.P.) A television
manufacturer predicts that the
industry will sell 300,000 color
TV sets this year and as many
as 1,000,000 in 1957.
Robert W. Galvin, executive
vice president of Motorola Inc.,
said at the same time that price
tags on color receivers should
work down to a S600-S900 range
in 1956 and $500-$600 in 1957.
At current prices of $700
$1,000, he said, color TV sales
may reach 50,000 this year.
Galvin said current prices are
"still out of practical reach for
a mass market" but not prohib
itive for commercial -enterprises
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Births-
HASSEL To Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth, 112 Laurel st.) June 20,
1956, a girl, 9 pounds, at Com
munity hospital.
HELMAN To Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas, 1680 Orchard Home dr.,
June 20, 1956, a boy, 8 pounds,
at Community hospital.
NELSON To Mr. and Mrs.
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HARDESTY To Mr. and Mrs.
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1956, a boy, 5i pounds, at Oste
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GALINSKY To Mr. and Mrs.
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a girl, 84 pounds, at Osteopathic
hospital. .' .
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Robert B., 821 Broad street, June
20, 1956, a boy, 6V4 pounds, at
Osteopathic hospital.
PRUETT To Mr. and Mrs.
Dean, 206 South Orange st.,
June 20, 1956, a girl, 7V4 pounds
at Sacred Heart hospital.
KRAUSE To Mr. and Mrs.
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Sacred-Heart hospital.
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