EIGHT MEDTOHD OREGON) MAIL TRIBT71TE
Sunday, August 23, 1957
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TRAIN HITS PLANE! Police and railroad men examine
wreckage of light plane which was hit by a Santa Fe
freight train after police aero squadron pilot Gene Max
well of Corona, Calif., crashed the craft on railroad tracks
near the Corona airport Maxwell, who was unhurt, was
practicing landings when he struck a tree, sheared off jt
telephone pole, turned a cartwheel and wound up n the
the tracks. o
JACKSONVILLE
More Vacationers Listed
By BETTE HOSKINS
Jacksonville With the end of
summer near and school about
to begi residents here report
last minute vacationers.
Recent week end guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Roberts were Mr. and Mrs. Buck
Lambert and daughter, Karen,
of Prineville. Lambert was here
to announce the Rogue Valley
Roundup. He also has completed
an acting part in the moving pic
ture "Oregon Passage" shot in
Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Donegan of
San Francisco, Calif, were visi
tors in this area recently. While
visiting at Walt McGuire's Myr
tlewood shop here, Dongean no1
ticed a horseshoe above the door
of the shop and inquired as to
where it was found. McGuire
said he dug it up at the rear of
the building while he was getting
his shop established.
Donegan then told him that his
shop was located on the former
site of a blacksmith shop owned
and operated by his father, Pat
Donegan. While here the Done
gans also visited Chris Kenney,
an old friend of the family.
Guests at the Oscar Lewis
home recently were Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Morgan and chil
dren of El Segundo, Calif. Visi
tors at the Lewis home last week
were Mr. and Mrs. Skipper Mor
gan and children of Sacramento,
Calif.
Miss Joyce Sandell of Oak
land, Calif., a former resident
here, returned here this week
with Miss Clara Mae Anderson
for visit in Jacksonville. Miss
Anderson attended summer
school while in Oakland.
Raymond Lewis is visiting
friends In La Jolla, Calif., and
also spent some tirfte in southern
California on a vacation trip.
He expects to return home the
latter part of this month,
e
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse V. Hama-
ker of Horse Creek, Calif., spent
last week end visiting relatives
in Medford and Jacksonville.
New residents in Jacksonville
this week are Mr. and Mrs. Tim
Horn and children of Medford.
They are living at 404 South
Oregon st. o
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Johnson and
sons of Angwin, Calif., have been
summer visitors at the home of
Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Johnson, for the past three
weeks.
Mr. and Airs. George Tucker
and Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Stevens
of Medford accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Lamb of Jack
sonville last Sunday took a trip
to Toketee Falls.
Mrs. Mary Crawford and
daughter, Anna, arehouse guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John Caird of
South Third st. Ms. Crawford
and her family used to live on
Bellinger lane.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cook of
Molalla, Ore., arrived Saturday
mornigg to spend a lew days
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Hoskins.
Between 1916 and 1954, the
U.S. Weather Bureau recorded
666 tornadoes in Texas.
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