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JACKSONVILLE
Teachers Named for School
By BETTE HOSKINS
Jacksonville John J. Crabb,
superintendent of schools in
Jacksonville, announced this
week this Jacksonville school
district I has completed Its per
sonnel assignments for the
school year 1957-58.
Elementary teachers are grade
1, Mrs. Leona Gilinsky, Med
ford; grade 2, Mrs. Rebecca Long
and Mrs. Evelyn Winningham,
both of Jacksonville; grade 3,.
Mrs Maude Hardy, Jacksonville;
grade 4, Mrs. Enid L. Maurer of
Ashland, and Mrs. Ida McArthur
of Medford; grade 5, Lynn Bernt
son, of Jacksonville; grade 6,
Fred Buehling. Jacksonville;
grade 7, Mrs. Vida McCarley,
Ashland; grade 8, Dealous Cox,
Medford.
Three new elementary teach
ers are for grade 1, Mrs. Lily C.
Robison of Ashland; grade 3,
Mrs. Barbara Jane Robinson,
Jacksonville, and grade 5, Mrs.
Mary Sullenger, of Medford.
Secondary teachers are Mrs.
Mrs. Helen Broadbeck, Medford,
commercial subjects; Mrs. Clara
Wendt, Jacksonville, English, li
brary; Mrs. Florence J. Hanson,
Ashland, homemaking; Leland
Harter, Jacksonville, Industrial
arts; Carl A. Totman, Jackson
ville, science and mathematics;
Kennf'Ji Toner, Central Point,
social rtudies; and Glenn Shire
man, boys physical education, so
cial studies, drivers training.
New secondary teachers are
Miss Marion Anderson, Medford,
are and English; Miss Marjorie
Simonsen, girls physical educa
tion; William Seymour, . coach
and mathematics;- Mrs. Jean
Hunsaker, music.
Elementary principal is Fran
cis Guidry of Jacksonville, and
the clerk is Mrs. Marlene Wor-
den of Medford. The secretary is
Mrs. Pat Tweedy, Jacksonville,
and those working in the cafe
teria are Mrs. Lottie Bowman,
Mrs. Alma Berriman and Mrs
Mary Morgan, all of Jackson
ville.
Custodians and bus drivers are
Tom Burnfiel, Wes Bressie and
Carl Meadows, all of Medford.
Mrs. Rose Rippy recently re
turned from a vacation trip in
which she visited her two sis
ters, Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, at
Fresno, Calif., and Mrs. M. D.
Pence and family at Bass Lake,
Calif.
Recent guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hoskins were
Hoskin's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Sharp,
and sons, Jerry and Gary, of In
dependence, Mo. While here the
Sharps and Hoskins took a trip
to Molalla, Ore., where they vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. John Cook
who were neighbors to Hoskins
and his sister when they lived in
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Blackfoot, Ida. After returning
to Jacksonville, the Sharps left
Wednesday for Blackfoot, Ida.,
to visit Mrs. Sharp's parents and
other relatives before returning
to Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs.- Ronald Godley
of Alaska, where Godley is sta
tioned with the armed forces,
were recent visitors in Jackson
vile at the home of his grand
mother, Mrs. Bernice Janosky.
They also visited Godley 's par
ents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Howard God
ley, in North Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth and
Bernice Callison of Griffin creek
announced this week that they
have purchased Ben's Food mar
ket at 108 West California st,
Jacksonville.
The Callisons have renamed
the store Thrifty Food market,
and began its operation Aug. 3.
They plan some improvements
on the interior of the store and
to enlarge the selection of gro
ceries. The store has operated the
past 12 years as Ben's Food
market. The recent owners, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray DeLahunty, have
gone to San Diego for the winter.
C. L. McKinney, operator of
Mac's Second Hand store, has re
turned from a vacation trip and
is open again for business. He
visited a brother in Sawyers Bar,
Calif., and in Montana visited
the Lewis and Clark Caverns
and Glacier National park. In
Chilliwack, British Columbia, he
attended the wedding of his
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pyeatt
announced this week the birth of
a daughter born on July 31. The
baby has been- named Judy
Desire. Mrs. H. E. Pyeatt, of
Klamath Falls, the baby's grand
mother,- is a guest at the Pyeatt
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hewlett are
spending this week end in Lake
Wickiup near Bend. They will
be met there by Hewlett's aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Low, of Troutdale.
Charles .Close arrived home
this week after a 17 month stay
at a hospital in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Morgan of
Jacksonville recently purchased
the equipment at the Joel Price
Hamburger Trailer and are now
operating the business.
Bob Mitchell, son of Mrs. Bes
sie Mitchell, and his son, Danny,
and daughter, Kathy, returned
this week to Los Angeles. They
have spent the summer months
here with Mrs. Mitchell.
Arriving this week from
Seattle for a two weeks vacation
with her mother, Bessie Mitch
ell, were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
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35 Years Old in September
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TIGHT LIPPED Frank
Easton, a living link between
racketeer Johnny Dio's.
unions and the "paper lo
cals" of Teamster Vice Presi
dent James R. Hoffa, is
shown as he appeared be
iore the Senate labor rack
ets committee in Washing
ton. He refused to tell
whether Hoffa had ordered
him to keep silent
Salem Approves Policy
For Outside Employment
Salem (IP) A new policy of
allowing Salem city workers to
hold jobs outside their regular
city employment went into ef
fect here Friday.
About 70 workers are seeking
permission to held such iobsj
City Manager Kent Mathew-
son has appointed a committee
to screen applicants for outside
work.
Gleaves and four sons. While
here they expect to spend one
week on the coast accompanied
by Mrs. Mitchell and another
daughter, Doris, of Jacksonville.
A new patient at the Mitchell's
sanitarium this week is Mrs
Catherine Ray of Jacksonville.
Guests at the W. L. Sutherland
home the past two weeks were
Mrs. Sutherland's sister-in-law,
Mrs. F. M. Broyles, and children,
Bill and Ann, of Tucson, Ariz.
Mrs. Broyles also visited Mrs.
Art McConnell in Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Green and
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lusk, all
former Jacksonville residents
now living in California, were in
town recently to attend funeral
services of rs. Lillie Gilbert.
Committal services( were held
recently at the Jacksonville
cemetery for Mrs. Ida Wertz.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Lamb and
son, Bobby, and Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Hoskins spent last Sunday
in Brookings.
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GRANDVIEW-LONE PINE
Centennial Event Planned
By LILLIAN KNIGHT
Grandview-Lone Pine Gen
eral chairman of the Centennial
committee, Mrs. Opal Stroup,
and her various committees
wish to remind conjnunity resi
dents of the centennial celebra
tion at the school Sept. 14.
There will be various kinds of
entertainment, music, and a gen
eral homecoming for former stu
dents and teachers. Proceeds
will go for a planned football
field at the school.
Anyone having any informa
tion of former students or his
torical information are asked to
contact Mrs. Opal Stroup, SP
3-3837, Mrs. Lillian Knight,
SP 2-5424, Mrs. Mary Stokes,
SP 2-7919, or Mrs. June Heiden
rich, SP 2-7723.
- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Palmer
and daughters of Glendale, for
mer residents, visited at the
Robert Lindsay home and other
friends here Saturday.
Dick Knight, Leland Goff and
Jack Florey of 'Portland ave.,
went to Crescent City last week
end where they did some deep
sea fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lundberg
and daughters Lois and Marjorie
of Vancouver, Wash., were visi
tors at the Dick Knight home
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Pearl Frank and two
children, Serena and Donald
Gay, returned to Los Angeles
Saturday after spending a 10
day vacation visiting friends
here. Scottie Wright, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Wright, went
back with them to spend a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stroup
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
Shirley and Lee Shirley went
to Azalea, Ore., Sunday for an
outing and picnic. .
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Short and
family have moved into Mrs.
Ann Halsey's house. They mov
ed here from Phoenix. Short and
his stepson, Earl Peabody, are
employed hy Oregon Veneer
company at White City.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hughs and
family of Live Oak, Calif., and
Mrs. A. H. Hughs of Gridley,
Calif., left Saturday after visit
ing at the Bernard Hughs home
for a couple of weeks. A. H.
Man Killed in Chicago
Said Wanted in Oregon
Portland iW Authorities
said Friday that Everett B.
Sparks, shot to death in the
Sheraton Lincoln hotel in
Indianapolis, Ind., Thursday,
vas wanted in Hillsboro and
Beaverton, . Ore., on check and
forgery charges.
Sparks was shot to death by
police after a wild shooting
spree in which two policemen
and a young woman were in-
jupred.
Ponce here said Sparks also
had served terms in the Oregon
state penitentiary, once on a
check charge of obtaining money
by false pretenses.
GENERAL MANAGER DIES
Maplewood, N. J. (IPI Percy
W. Carr, 60, general manager of
the specialties division of the
Curtiss-Wright Corporation, died
Thursday after a long iiiness.
RUSSIAN SPY A Federal
grand jury in New York in
dicted . Rudolph Ivanoich
Abel (above) who is being
held at McAllen, 1 Tex. for
simple deportation. The Rus
sian officer was indicted on
charges of transmitting
American defense secrets to
the Kremlin while posing as
a Brooklyn photographer.,.
Authorities said Abel, a Rus
sian citizen, is one of the
jnost daring spies ever
caught in the U. S. - .
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Hughs is staying for a longer
visit with his brother and family.
Mrs. L. A. Larsen of Phoenix,
Ariz., arrived Sunday to spend
a week with her sister, Mrs.
Bernard Hughs and family.
The Bill McCart family re
turned last week end after being
gone a week. Bill was in Port
land attending an advanced
switchmans school for the tele
phone company, and Mrs. Mc
Cart and children went to Rich
mond, Calif., where they visited
her mother, Mrs. Leland Jones.
Mr., and Mrs. John Salter of
Pasadena, Calif., were recent va
cation visitors at the Robert
Stokes home. Mrs. Salter is a
sister of Stokes.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burns
of Pasadena were overnight
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Stokes Wednesday. Both fami
lies went to Elk Lumber com
pany and went through the mill.
Guests at the Robert Stokes
home are Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sams and children, daughter
BE SURE TO ATTEND
This
HE fame of Ashland's Shakespearean
Festival has spread throughout the land,
and with good reason. Every August,
players from far and wide gather in the
beautiful city of Ashland and present
the best of the Bard in the lovely setting
of a faithful Elizabethan theatre. It is
truly Shakespeare under the stars at
his very best, too. If YOU haven't seen
the 1957 series of plays, make it a date
NOW. There's a treat waiting for you in
Ashland park.
Sunday, August 11, 1957
and son-in-law of the Stokes.
They plan to leave next week
for Denver, Colo., where Sams
will be employed by United Air
Lines. For the past year they
have made their home in Eugene
where he graduated from the
university this spring.
Ronald and Leland Nelson,
sons of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Nel
son, are home on a 30-day leave
to visit their parents, and
friends. They have been in Far
Eastern area on the same ship.
When their leave is over, Leland
will go to the Hawaiian islands
and will be on the USS Chicka
saw. Ronald will be on the USS
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Reboth and be based in Alaska.
The two Hart boys, sons of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hart, are
now home from the service and
have received their discharges.
Gary has been home about two
weeks and Lloyd came Tiome
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Wednesday night They both
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Straubing and Gary in Frank
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