Medford mail tribune., June 30, 1957, Image 13

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Locals
Suitcai Taken 7,lla G. Cor
less, 933 Sou'h Hr,;iy St., report
ed to city police Friday the
theft of a suites';? from her resi
dence, somctiir.e h'.'xccn June
5 and June 10.
Can Entered John B. Dp-;
Manby. 1-24 Murray St., Med I
ford, reported to city polices
early Saturday that his car an'i i
one ovnr-d by Eva Ruth Col-!
pitts, 217 Pine st.. Central Poirt. ;
were broken into while parked
at the 21 Club about 3.55 a m ;
Driver Cited Lloyd L. Lewis ;
807 Beacn st , M"dford, was j
cited by city police for failure j
to maintain proper lookout Fri
day after the truck and trailer
he was operating collided with
a parked car owned by Derjnda
P. and Sharon I. Shoup, 741
Vies. Jackson st., on South Riv
erside ave, between Barnett rd.
and South Central ave.
Collision Reported A dump
truck operated by John Rudolph
Baldwin, 108 .North First St.,
Talent, struck a parked motor
cycle owned by John F. White,
route 1, box 157. Gold Hill. Fri
day on South Bartlctt St., be
tween Main and 8th st , accord
ing to city police. No citations
were Issued.
Car Taken Arwood K. ,
Mor-e. 36 Ashland ave., reported
to city police Frid3v the theft of
a vehicle from the Morse Motors
car lot about 10 a m. Thursday.
Club Meeting The Central
Point Grange home economics
club will hold its quarterly meet
ing at the Grange hall Tuesday,
July 2, at 10 a m. Women of the
Grange and their husbands are
invited. Potluck dinner will be I
served at noon and members are
requested to bring their own
table service, according to Mrs.
Delmar Smith, club chairman.
A business meeting will follow
the dinner.
Obituary
Creative Writing Former
members of the adult education
classes in creative writing will
meet Monday, July 1, at 8 p.m.
at 404 North Grape st. Anone
interested in any form of writ
ing is eligible to join the croup.
Further information may be ob
tained by calling SP 2-2480.
MRS. RUTH E. NELSON
Hornbrook Mrs. Ruth Estelle
Nelson, 62, died last Monday in
the Siskiyou county hospital in
Yreka after a short illness.
Mrs. Nelson was born in Cay
uga, N.Y., May 20, 1895, and had
lived in Hornbrook for the past
three years. Prior to that, the
family had made their home at
Tillamook, Ore.
Sh is survived by her hus
band, John, of Hornbrook; a
daughter, Mn. Gladyi Dorothy
Teresi, of Portland; and a son,
Walter Jack Nelson, of Yreka,
and three grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Thursday at Girduer's chapel in
Yreka with the Rev. Harold Cole
man of the Yreka Methodist
church officating. Pallbearers
were Tom Watt Jr., of Horn
brook, Roland Hougham, j Lee
Crowe, W. D. Houston and Bill
James, all of Yreka, and Lynn
Anderson, a family friend from
Tillamook. Burial was in the
Henley-Hornbrook cemetery.
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Servicemen
IN EXERCISE
Two Jackson county men are I
participating in troop exercises
in the current series of atomic
tests at Camp Desert Rock near
the Atomic Energy commission's
Nevada test site.
They are Cpls. Gerald E. Mer
cer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
B. Mercer. Gold Hill, and Frank
H. Lagesen. son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. M. Lagesen, 24 Lincoln st.,
Medford.
TAKING CRUISE
Carl W. Hall, storekeeper sea
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Hall, route 2, box 198B, Cen
tral Point, is taking part in a
midshipman training cruise to
South America aboard the heavy
cruiser USS Macon.
Exercises held during the
cruise will be designed to train
the midshipmen in fundamen
tals of seamanship, navigation
and gunnery and to acquaint
them with shipboard living.
Visits will be made to Brazil,
Puerto Rico and Cuba.
GETS PROMOTION
Receiving a promotion to fire
control technician second class
on June 16 was Charles M. Ger
harrit. son of Mr. and Mrs. Phil
ip W. Gerhadt, 344 Maty St.,
Medford.
Before entering the service in
November. 1353. Gerhardt at
tended Medford High school.
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DEFENSE WITNESS Ger
man rocket pioneer and
chief among the Army's
guided missile scientists at
Redstone Arsenal, Hunts
ville, Ala., Dr. Wehrner von
Braun arrives to testify in
behalf of Col. John C. Nick
erson, who is. on trial
charged with being careless
of the nation's guided mis
sile secrets.
Governor Names Two to
Welfare Commission
Salem W Gov. Robert
Holmes said Saturday that Dr.
Morton J. Goodman, Portland,
and Gerson Goldsmith. Osweso.
have been appointed to the
State Public Welfare commis
sion. They replr.ee Dr. Hance F.
Haney, Portland, and Mrs.
Thomas Honeyman, Oregon City.
Mrs. Honeyman has been on the
commission for 22 years.
PHOENIX
New Business To Open
By LILLIAN KNIGHT
Phoenix Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Harrison of Ray's Market on
Main street are going out of
business and selling all their
stock of groceries to Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Midkiff of San Luis
Obispo, Calif.
The Midkiffs will open up a
combination grocery store and
service station in the building
owned by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Fischer at 501 Main street, for
merly occupied by the J. E.
Holcomb Health Food store. Hol
comb is moving his stock to
Ashland.
The Midkiffs will handle Rich
field gasoline ajid products and
hope to be open for business the
first of July.
Harrison will be associated
with Smith Sales and Service,
a wholesale distributing com
pany, of Medford.
and visit her parents in Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Piercy Walker and
her husbands' grandparents in
Milwaukee, Mr." and Mrs. John
R. Townsley Keith will go back
to Fort Lee, Virginia from Wash.
D.C., where he is now stationed.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Mattern
returned from Cody, Wyo re
cently, where they have lived
for the past nine months. They
are staying with Mr. and Mrs.
Mile Heffernan and they plan
to again make this area their
home.
Mrs. James Gardner return
ed Wednesday from Portland,
where she was a representative
from the Presbterian church to
the synod of Oregon. She was
at Lewis and Clark college Mon
day and Tuesday.
The Rev. and Mrs. Ernest
Volkman and family left Wed
nesday on their vacation. They
went from Portland to Chicago
by plane and will be gone about
a month. Dr. Miller of South
ern Oregon collese will be in
Mrs. Bert Stancliffe, her sis
ter, Mrs. Ray Stringer and her
daughter, Sally, of Ashland, and
Mrs. Alice Lynch of Medford
and her granddaughter, Kay
middle of the month. Mrs. Lynch I ijle durinS Ule absc,lce of
i , ; .i, vki-. I Rev. Volkman.
.a a ico.iici ui me i ajniiiiuii i
school in Medford and her
granddaughter had been visit-,
ing her here. She makes her ;
home in Boise, Idaho, during the
summer months.
Mrs. Stancliffe and Mrs.
Stringer visited relatives and
friends in Boise, Emmett, Notus,
Homedale, Burley, and Sun Val
ley. They returned by way of
the Old Oregon trail and the
new scenic Columbia highway.
In Portland they saw the Rose
festival and then visited rela
tives in Beaverton and Lake
Grove before returning home.
Sunday, June 30. 1S37
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN
The Medical Roundup
,lf Emerltut Co
nsultant In Mcdlclna,
Mayo. Clinic
Fmarttus Professor of Medtctn.
Mavo Foundation
Tuberculosis In University
Students
Drs. J. Arthur Myers. Ruth E.
Boynton. and Harold S. Diehl.
of the University of Minnesota
r e c e n tly re
ported that ac
tive tubercu
losis still can
be found in
some freshmen
entering a uni
versity. The
tuberculin
skin test is the
nr Alvarp sensitive ciag
nostic criterion,
sometimes calling attention to
an infection before it shows up
in x-ray films. Some of the stud
ents in medical school get the
disease from patients in the hos
pitals. The persons with the
heaviest infection have to be hos
pitalized for six months or more,
while they are treated with the
new drugs.
A few have so little trouble
that they can be allowed to go
on with their work, perhaps
after the production of an art
ificial pneumothorax. In this op
eration, air is injected into one
side of the chest cavity so 2S
to collapse, temporarily, the af
fected lung. This puts it at rest
and allows the tubercles to heal.
Morning Stiffness In Muscles
As Drs. Sidney Cobb, W. R
Merchant and Theodore Rubin,
of the University of Pittsburgh
recently pointed out, many per
sons have spells in which they
wake up in the morning feeling
stiff. They may have to walk
around for a while in order to
limber up. and then perhaps they
are well for the rest of the day
Often a similar stiffness is both
ersome after the person has been
sitting in a chair for a while.
He (she) limps a bit when he
gets up, but after a minute or
two he is waling well enough
Persons with this symptom
usually have a tendency to fib
rostis or bursitis or arthritis cf
some kind. Often this story of
soreness and stiffness and pain,
coining in the morning enables
the physician to say that the
trouble is arthritic in origin.
Defense Attorneys Ask
For Acquittal Verdict
Hillsboro 'IP The defense
late Friday moved for a directed
verdict of acquittal in the bribe
ry trial of Harry M. Seabold, for
mer Washington county judge.
Defense attorneys moved for
the acquittal verdict after the
state rested its case, claiming
there was no evidence of bribe
ry. Circuit Judge Carl A. Dahl
of Portland, who is hearing the
case, is scheduled to rule on the
motion on Monday.
Young Boys Gel Lost
Hunting for Ghosts
Portland IP A search of
nearly four hours for two boys,
age. 4 ended happily Friday
night when the boys were found
in southeast Portland. One was
at a neighbors house and the
other was asleep on a bed of
ferns.
Searchers, led by a squad of
deputies from the sheriff's of
fice, had hunted for hours before
Dwayne Newcomb was located
asleep in the woods and Ricky
Lee was found at a neighbor
house.
Dwayne, who wasn't frighten
ed by the experience, told of
ficers he and Ricky had gone
' hunting for ghosts."
ENJOY GENUINE
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Mrs. Ellis Whitman is recov
ering from a case of the measles.
HOME ON LEAVE
David Mack Shepherd, fire
man apprentice, son of Mr. and
Mrs. B. R. Shepherd, 2780 Lone
Pine rd., Medford, is home on 14
days recruit leave from the
Naval training center at San
Diego, Calif. After his leave, he
will report to the aircraft carrier
USS Bennington at San Fran
cisco. Shepherd enlisted through
the local recruiting station in
February of this year.
Births
CALVERT To Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Robert. 330 North Holly
St., Medford. June 27. 1957. girl,
84 pounds, at Rogue Valley
hospital.
HAIGWOOD To Mr. and
Mrs. Delois G.. 2534 Table Rock
rd.. Medford. June 29, 1957, a
girl. 7',2 pounds, at Rogue-Valley
hospital.
Mrs. Al Mason, daughters Gyn
tlle and Zella. and son Jerry,
recently returned home after
visiting their daughter and sis
ter Myrna in Walla, Walla,
Wash.
COMPLETES COURSE
Army 2nd Lt. Edwin K. Robin
son. route 3. Grants Pass, re-1
cently completed a four-month
primary flight training course at
Gary Army air field, Camp
Gary. Tex.
Lt. Robinson was employed at
the Ideal Cement company. Gold
Hill, before entering the Army.
STERTON To: Mr. and Mrs.
Rodger, 33 North Berkeley Way,
Medford, June 28. 1957. a boy,
7?4 pounds, at Rogue Valley
hospital.
Wpllkill N Y (IP les than
10 miles separate New York's Pital
REID To Mr. and Mrs. John
R., Lake Creek. June 28, 1957, a
boy, 72 pounds, at Rogue Valley
hospital.
MEAD To Mr. and Mrs. An
drew C, route 1. box 93, Eagle
Point, June 28, 1957. a boy, 73,i
pounds, at Rogue Valley hos-
oldest and newest bridges. Per
rine s bridge, crossing the Wall
kill River from Rifton to Rosen
dale in the Catskills. is one of
two dozen covered bridges re
maining in the state. Less than
10 miles away is the Kingston
Rhinecliff Bridge, only recently
opened to traffic.
A family reunion was held
Saturday evening, June 22. at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Arnold. All the Arnold children,
with their families, were pres
ent for the occasion. Attending
were their two daughters, Dr.
and Mrs. Rae Foster and chil
dren from Portland, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Hopkins and sons,
John and Leslie, from Ashland,
their sons' family, Mr. and Mrs.
John Arnold and son, James,
from Medford, and their grand
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James
Stewart and son, Eddie, of Ash
land. Mrs. Stewart is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins
and little Eddie is the Arnolds'
only great grandchild.
Teenagers Arrested
For Robbing Motorist
La Grande (IT State Police
here Saturday took two teen
agers into custody on suspicion
of robbery.
Daniel Hushman, 18. and a
14-year-old companion were
picked up here after police were
alerted by Idaho authorities who
charged that they robbed a
Boise motorist of his money and
stole his car.
Officers said Oscar Lee Greg
ory, Boise, had picked up two
hitchikers on the highway west
of Boise. Four miles south of
Weiser, Ida., on Highway 95,
the youths forced Gregory from
his car and took his wallet. They
sped away and left him stranded
Hushman, who police said was
AWOL from the Navy, and the
vounger boy were picked up as
they approached La Grande.
ARTICLES FILED
Salem HP Articles of incor
poration were filed Friday for
the Bandon Aero club of Co
quille, a non-profit organization.
They were signed by Howard
Kehl, Warren Alberteen and
O. S. Valentine.
MOSER To Mr. and Mrs.
John, 1059 Court st . Medford,
June 27. 1957, a girl, 5".4 pounds,
at Rogue Valley hospital.
First printer in the western
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Binnie McClain returned home
June 21 after spending the past
several weeks in California.
Mrs. Bill Ellison and Mrs.
Jewell Parr left Wednesday for
Oakland. Calif., where they will
view a ceramic show.
Mrs. Keith Thompson is ex
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where she and her husband have
been vacationing the past two
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