Local and
Pennii Isaued A 517,000
fcuildirjz permit to construct a
resir fence and fence at 2541
jnay Terrace has been issued
. Boyden.
leted to Offic- Fred Old
ham, Oklahoma Baptist univer
sity junior from Phoenix, Ore.,
was elected vice president of the
junior class recently. Oldham is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd
tenner OWham, 112 Alder st.
Arrle. Jackson county
f heriffs reported Saturday after
doon that Frank Jantzer, 42, of
Prospect, was arrested on charg
ed of contributing to the delin
quency of a minor. He is being
held in the county jail, they said.
Traffic Injury Mike Yovo
vlch, 1753 South Stage rd., was
taken to Rogue Valley hospital
Saturday afternoon and treated
for minor injuries after a car
he was driving was involved in
a collision with a lumber truck
driven by Donald Richard Ban
field, 330 Apple st., according to
police. Police said the accident
took place at the intersection of
Riverside ave. and Main st.
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Cetnral Point Grange Ladies
Will Serve Their Annual r"
TURKEY DINNER
At Their Hall
Sat. Oct. 19, from 6:00 p.m. on
There Will Also Be a Country Store of Produce
Adults $1.50 Children 75e
HOUSE of
North of
Gold Hill
AT
On Display - One of the West's Finest
Collections of Gold Dust and Nuggets
Winter Hours: 9 to 5
Under Founder's Management Since 1930
Something New
has been added to
the Jackson . . .
Family Style
DINNERS
Now Served at the
IS
SATURDAYS
& SUNDAYS
Choice of 3 Entrees:
FRIED CHICKEN
BEEF POT ROAST
OR BAKED HAM
Served family style all the trimmings and Homemade
Muffins and Biscuits with honey. High chairs and service for
small fry. Tables for large or small groups.
Adults $1.90 - Children 95c
Jackson Hotel Coffee Shop Open Daily as Usual
Personal
Monday Meeting The Mus
cular Dystrophy society will
meet Monday, October 14. at 8
p.m. in the Eagles auxiliary an
teroom. All interested persons
are invited to attend.
Office Closed Pat Graham,
service officer for the Disabled
American Veterans in Medford,
said the office at 1515 North Riv
erside ave., will be closed tem
porarily. Graham left Thursday
for Portland where he will en
ter a hospital for treatment.
No Citations City police re
ported an accident at the inter
sectiin of Highways 99 and 62
Friday involving vehicles oper
ated by Horace Kendall Hardy,
Wilson rd., Medford, and Ermel
Joseph Shaver, 501 Alice st.,
Medford. No citations were is
sued, they said.
Sister Dies Relatives here
have received word of the death
Friday of Mrs. Leon Remily,
Redfield, S. D. Survivors resid
ing here include a sister, Mrs.
Joe Kingsley, route 2, box 236,
and two brothers, Hugo Ford,
1114 West Eighth st., and Ted
Ford, 336 Mae st.
'TAMMY' Is On
The Prowl Tonite!
Hiram
PLUS 1st RUN HIT!
BETTE DAVIS
BRIAN KEITH
KIM HUNTER !: A
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MYSTERY
Open
Throughout
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JACKSON
HOTEL
MWDM
Until 8:00 P.M.
Accident Vehicles operated
by Rose Anne Combest, route 1,
box 271, Central Point, and Earl
Carl Tipler, 208 Tripp st., Med
ford, were involved in an acci
dent on north Riverside ave. be
tween Liberty and Manzanita
sts. Friday, city police said. No
citations were issued, according
to city police.
Meeting Held The Loyal
Order of the Moose held a meet
ing Oct. 9 at the Moose hall.
Plans were also discussed for the
new Moose building in the fu
ture. Plans were also discussed
for a Social Night Oct. 26 for
Moose members and guests,
which will be a dinner and
dance.
...
Smoke Scare The Medford
Fire department reported that
an alarm was answered at the
apartment of Lois F. Brown,
44',2 North Orange st., to check
an electric stove which was
smoking. Firemen said there was
no damage to the stove which
had an improperly working
burner.
...
Driver Cited A vehicle op
erated by Dorain Franklin Sal
lee, 725 Narrengan st., Medford,
struck a parked car registered
to Lawrence William Buonicore,
109 South Oakdale ave., Med
ford, on Court st. between Man
zanita and Edwards sts., Friday
! night, according to city police,
j Sallee was cited for failure to
i maintain proper lookout, police
said.
Office Remodeling A build
ing permit for 52,000 has been
issued Medford Steel company,
226 McAndrews rd., to remodel
an office. Signal Oil company has
been issued a building permit
for $1,000 to remodel offices at
2054 North Pacific highway. An
office remodeling permit for $3,
000 has been issued R. J- Cross
man, 33 North Central ave.
Collision Cars driven by
Frank Peter Smith, route 2, box
775, Central Point, and Oscar J.
Willard, route 2, box 646A, Cen
tral Point, were involved in a
collision Friday afternoon, ac
cording to the Oregon State Po
lice. Police said the accident
took place at the intersection of
Agate and Antelope rds. No one
was injured, they added.
Accident Anthony Jasper
Hukaba, Butte Falls star route 1,
box 52, Eagle Point, was unin
jured after his car hit a ditch
and overturned two miles east
of the Midway store on Butte
Falls rd. Saturday, according to
state police. State police said
Hukaba told them he had turn
ed suddenly to avoid cattle on
the road when he hit the ditch.
To Chicago D. O. Hood,
president of Columbia Utilities
company, left Saturday for Chi-
! cago where he plans to attend
i the annual convention of the Un
! ited States Independent Tele
i phone association, of which he is
! a director. He was accompanied
j by John W. Kirby, vice presi
! dent, and Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
I Driscoll. Driscoll is chief ac
i countant and cashier for the
firm.
McMinnville OP) Dr. Ethel
G. Reuter, Yamhill county
health officer, reported that one
quarter of the students at New
berg High school are absent with
influenza-type ailments.
UNITED
MEDFORD
CRUSADE
Presents
ARTHUR
LEE
SIMPKINS
. . . In a 2' j-hour stag revue.
Featured with the famous tenor
will be Clifford Guest and his dum
my In their popular ventriloquist
act, and the Oriental magician
show of Chop Chop and Charlene.
HEDRICK JUNIOR
HIGH SCHOOL
FRIDAY, OCT. 18-8 P.M.
Main Section $2.20
General Admission $1.65
Students $...90
Tickets available at Swem's Record
Department and from 20-30 Club
members who are assisting with
the arrangements.
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APPLEGATE VALLEY
Radio Hams Hear Satelite
By MAUDE ZIEGLER
Applegate Valley The in
trigue of the secret world of
radio "hams" was brought to
light here after two Applegate
operators announced they had
received messages from the Rus
sian satellite.
Marvin Throne, band instruc
tor at Ruch who resides at Gold
Hill, received messages for an
entire afternoon. Throne has a
new short wave set, and will
soon be a licensed operator.
Charles Williams, who is with
the Ford motor company at
Medford, said he received mes
sages with regularity on the
same day, at one hour and 35
minute intervals. The signal was
audible for five minutes, fading
to a very weak sound as it en
tered and left the radio range.
Williams is. a veteran "ham",
and has been at the business
since 1927. His greatest inter
est lies in contacting distant sta
tions in Europe, Africa, Russia,
Japan, and Pacific islands. His
newest and most unusual com
munication was with men on an
island of ice in the arctic circle.
He also had received a card
with the personal signature of
lie radio operator and com
mander in charge of the group.
Williams' Information stated
that the ice island is four miles
wide, ten miles long, and 160
feet thick, and is estimated to
have broken from the main ice
mass about 1925. The island
moves about 1.2 miles per day,
and a base has been established
there to determine the flow of
ocean currents.
The "ham" operators send
cards through bureaus, one of
which is established at John
Day, Ore., and may receive a
collection of 40 or 50 at one
time. Williams was instrumental
in providing communication dur
the Long Beach earthquake
emergency in 1933.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Straube
have returned from Los An
geles, where they went to at
tend the funeral of Mrs.
Straube's grandfather, J. E.
Thurman. .They were accom
panied south by Mrs. Straube's
sister, Mrs. Milton Medcalf of
Phoenix. While on the trip,
they went to Santa Monica on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Karburg
have returned to Santa Cruz
after spending a few days here
with their niece. Mrs. Lyal Hard.
They also visited Mrs. Karburgs
brother, Joe Maxfield, of Med
ford. Mrs. Metta Buck was hon
ored with a surprise birthday
party at the home of Mrs. Wil
fred Pearson Thursday after
noon. A small group of friends
gathered for the occasion. Mrs.
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Buck, who was born in Kansas,
was 84. When she was one year
old she came by immigrant train
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Parks, to Chico. The
family then came to Murphy
and later to Sterling, where
Parks established a sawmill,
which helped to supply lumber
for Medford when it was a small
town.
Mrs. Buck is a charter mem
ber of Upper Applegate Grange,
and is active in Grange affairs.
Among those attending her
party was her sister, Mrs. Edna
Buck of the community, who
is one year older than the hon
ored guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Loftus
have returned from a trip to
Palo Alto, where they visited
their son, Donald. While in the
south they attended the Stanford-Northwestern
game.
The Little Applegate Knitting
club will meet at the home of
Mrs. George Redhead Tuesday,
Oct. 15, at 1:30 p.m.
A welcome to new parents
and an informal period of getting
acquainted was the keynote of
the first meeting of PTA groups
here this month.
Applegate held their annual
potluck dinner, and made plans
for a country carnival Nov. 16.
Mrs. Leonard Miller is presi
dent of the group. Other offi
cers include Mrs. Howard Piete,
vice president; Mrs. Earl Hvall,
secretary; and Mrs. Ashton
Foerst, treasurer. Committee
chairmen are Mrs. Henry Head,
hospitality; Mrs. Virgil Powell,
publicity; Mrs. Arion Christen
son, refreshment; the Rev.
Thornton Gapen, chaplain; Mrs.
Ashton Foerst, membership:
Mrs. Robert Tolle, budget and
finance; James Hill, ways and
means; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Her
riott, legislative; Mr. Charles
Elmore, 4-H; Mrs. Lester Hill,
music; Mrs. Ray Offenbacher,
historian and faculty repre
sentative. Room mothers at Applegate
include Mrs. Wayne Bird and
Mrs. Gene Krause, first and
second; Mrs, Helen Drake and
Mrs. Henry Head, third and
fourth; Mrs. Gene Hill, Mrs.
Harold Bitts and Mrs. Carl Her
riott, fifth and sixth (including
an alternate); Mrs. Carol Rynd
ers, Mrs. Fred Nelson, and Mrs.
Jack Baker, seventh and eighth.
The Ruch group has selected
as their project erection of a
covering over walks between
buildings. They also will spon
sor a school newspaper to be
published by the children. The
first issue will be presented
about No. 10. Officers include
Ed Ramsay, president; Larry
Tweedy, vice president; Mrs.
Francis Gregory, secretary; Mrs.
Glenn Travis, treasurer.
Committee chairmen are Mrs.
Louis Straube, refreshment;
Mrs. Vern Taylor, membership;
Mrs. Robert Webb and Mrs.
George Sample, hospitality; Mrs.
Dave Winningham, Founders'
Day; Francis Gregory, safety
and civil defense; George Red
head, child care; Mrs. James
Fossen, publications; Bill Bark
er, ways and means; Louis
Straube, budget and finance;
Mrs. Larry Tweedy, health;
Stanley Larson, legislative,
Larry Tweedy, program.
Early fall vacation trips were
taken by Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Jones, who have returned from
Vallejo, where they visited their
daughter, Mrs. Susanne Wright.
While on the trip they did some
crab fishing at Monte bay. Pre-
Drive In
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Phone SP 3-3067
Sunday, October 13, 1957
Court Records
MUNICIPAL COURT
Lily Marie Schott, disobeyed itop
sign. S5 bail.
Stephen Gilbert Crippen, violation
basic rule, S10. bail.
Donald Dean Goyette, improper
passing. S5. bail.
Eugene Gordon Ray, violation basic
rule. S10. bail.
Michael Ian Morgan, violation ba
sic rule. S10. bail.
John William Malson, violation ba
sic rule. S10. bail.
Duane M. Ross, failure to stop -when
emerging from private property, $5.
Charles Roger Germeroth, violation
of basic rule. $10.
Claire William Vogel, violation of
basic rule. S10.
Geneve Belle Jones, violation of ba
sic rule. S10.
Blanche Marie McKenrie, no dri
vers license. S10.
Charles Phillip Scheinell, disobeyed
traffic signal, $5.
Eugene James Carrigan, violation of
basic rule. S10.
Marlow Francis Bills, disobeyed stop
sign, S3.
Laura Gates Dean, violation of basic
rule, S10.
Loyal D. McCay, violation of basic
rule. $10.
Ed Colpitts, disobeyed traffic sig
nal, $5.
DISTRICT COURT
Wes Van Buskirk. overload, $133.
Gerald William Cox. overload. $44.
Claude Ambrose McLaughlin, no
operator's license on person. $10.
Noble Hollis Brown, failure to oper
ate on the right side of the highway,
$15. bail.
Lyle Melvin Russell, failure to tag
deer properly, S30.
Louis Alexander Walch, improper
left turn,, $15.
Arnfin Conrad Rasmussen, viola
tion of basic rule, $15.
Charles Edward Webb, illegal pos
session of deer, S105.
William Alfred Casey, failure to
dim headlights, $10.
Ray Lavonne Cummings. failure to
operate on the right side of the road,
$15.
Eldon Leon Bean, failure to signal
left turn, $15.
Joann Jessie Waelty, violation basic
rule, $15.
Maraland Leroy King Jr., petty lar
ceny. $30.
James Allen Vanderpool, failure to
stop at stop sign, $10.
Larry Gene Cheney, failure to stop
at stop sign. $10.
Norman Michael Stinger, no opera
tor's license, $10.
Fred Samuel Edwards, overload,
$79.
Hollis William Hatten, overload,
$101.
Ernest Hugo Martin Sr., overload,
$173.
Grover Hunt LeBaron, violation ba
sic rule, $15.
John Wesley Kerns, overload, $105.
CIRCUIT COURT
Violet Lorraine Robertson vs. Vean
Elmer Robertson, divorce decree.
Betty Jean Holman vs. Robert larl
Holman, divorce complaint.
Bea M. Dorrough vs. Everett C.
Dorrough, divorce complaint.
Carl R. Spencer vs. Helen Marie
Spencer, divorce complaint.
Margaret Marie Harper vs. John
Thomas Harper, divorce decree.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATION
Paul Dean Essary. Medford. and
Doris Aliene Hammonds. Eagle Point.
Eldon Leon Bean, Prospect, and
Barbara Kathleen McElmurry, Pros
pect. x
NEWS ABOUT
SERVICEMEN
Seaman Paul M. Pugh, son of
Mrs. Yvonne A. Pugh, Rogue
River, is serving aboard the
guided missile ship, USS Norton
Sound, on missile operations in
the Gulf of Panama.
ABOARD CARRIER
Fireman Apprentice David L.
Vright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vir
gil L. Wright, route 2, Central
Point, is serving aboard the at
tack aircraft carrier, USS Kear
sarge, with the Seventh fleet in
the Far East.
vious to this they spent some
time in the north, visiting Grand
Coulee dam, and going on to
Princeton, Canada. They were
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Staples of Vallejo. Mr.
and Mrs. Jones also have pur
chased a new Nash Rambler.
Mr. and Mrs. Claus Klein-1
hammer of Arcadia, near Los j
Angeles, were guests of Mr. and j
Mrs. Glenn Saltmarsh and other
friends recently. Mr. Kleinham-i
mer resided here during her
grade school and high school
days.
The Applegate Valley Garden
club will meet at the Ruch
school Wednesday, Oct. 16 at
1:30 p.m. Mrs. Lance Offen
bacher will discuss spring bulbs
and Mrs. George Brown will
talk on tuberous begonias and
storing gladiola bulbs.
Rural Reflections: Some low
Applegate PTA ladies were
heard to admit to "yelling" up
and down the river for the last
year until they obtained 500 or
more coffee bands with which
to earn their coffee maker.
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Nov. 4 Medford Senior
High Auditorium
General Adm $1.50
Reserved Section $2.00
Children (at night) 75
Student Matinee 35
MAIL ORDERS FOR TICKETS
TO P.O. BOX 251
Matinee Begins at 4:00 and
Evening Performance at 8:00
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIFTEEN
Obituaries
CORA MAY TRAIN
Cora May Train died at Can
yonville Friday. Funeral ar
rangements will be announced
by Perl Funeral home.
EWIN P. STONE
Funeral services for Ewin P.
Stone, 65, Central Point druggist
who died Thursday afternoon,
will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday
at Perl Funeral home. The Cen
tral Point Masonic lodge will be
in charge. Interment will be in
Siskiyou Memorial park.
Mr. Stone was born in Lone
Mountain, Tenn., Nov. 6, 1891.
He attended the University of
Oregon, and later went to Ore
gon State college where he re
ceived his degree in pharmacy
in 1919. He woned a drug store
in Central Point for several
years. He has lived in southern
Oregon for 45 years.
He was a member of the Amer
ican Legion, the Central Point
Masonic lodge, the Scottish Rite,
and Hillah temple of the Shrine.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Eileen Stone, Central Point;
his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth, Lone
Mountain, Tenn.; one son, Neil
Stone, Medford; one brother, Dr.
Fred Stone, Oliver Springs,
Tenn;. one sister, Mrs. Lillie
Walters, New Market, Tenn.;
five step-children,. Colleen Log
an, Reseda, Calif, Beverly Bead
nell, Medford, Luanne Reynolds,
and Raymond Barnwell, Central
Point, Mrs. Bonnie Belle Angele,
Red Bluff, Calif., and 14 grand
children. The family has requested that
in lieu of flowers a donation
may be sent to the Rogue Valley
hospital, 843 East Main st., Med
ford. Pallbearers will be Qbert Han
son, Harry Meyers, Max Hawks,
Ed Nichols, Harry March and
Ed Vincent.
Foreign-born population of the
U.S. has decreased almost 20
per cent within the last decade,
according to estimates of the
census bureau.
David Restaurant
& Hotel Supply
315 N. Riverside
Will Be Closed
Oct. 15 and 16
Tuet. & Wed.
Attending the Restaurant
Assoc. Shew at S.F.
We Will Be Open
Thursday as Usual
DARDAUELLE
Hwy. 99 al Geld Hill Overpast
OPEN
5 P.M. - 2:30 A.M. DAILY
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STARTING TODAY - CONTINUOUS FROM 1 P.M.
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MON DESIR
Open Every Niaht
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