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6 'MAIL TRIBUNE, MeJforcJ, Oregon, Sunday, June T, 1953
PrecDirocS Committee Meim
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Women Listed in Cdmivoss
A total of 167 Republican
and 118 Democratic precinct
committee men and women
were elected in the May 16
primary, according to the of
ficial canvass of votes com
pleted Thursday.
A maximum of 212 central
committee members would be
possible for each party if a
man and woman were elect
ed from each of Jackson coun
ty's 106 precincts.
The outcome in 15 Republc-
and 14 Democratic races
which resulted in ties will
be determined by straw draw
ing. Republicans elected were:
For precinct 1 Henry C.
Galey, 590 Siskiyou blvd.,
and Alta P. Poley, 64 Gres
ham st., both Ashland; 2
Ben T. Lombard, 326 Ridge
rd., and Dorothy E. Busch,
304 Ridge rd., both Ashland;
4 Layton E. Schell, 154 Oak
St., and Eloise McNair, 152
Oak st., both Ashland.
Ashland Precincts
Precinct 5 Clarence C.
Williams, 707 Helman st. and
Isabel May Lennox, 268 Van
Ness, Ashland; 6 Leah A.
Stringer, 155 7th st., ad Wil
liam A. Reese, 194 South
Mountain ave., Ashland; 9
Russell E. Blair, 347 Beach
St., Ashland; 10 Paul Fin
nell, and Olive Burdic, 122
High St., both Ashland.
Precinct 11 Aubrey C.
Miles, 94 Third St., and Erma
M. Purves. 966 Oak St., Ash
land; 124. H. Singmaster,
320 Bridge st., and Tressa O.
Hersh, 1508 Webster st., Ash
land; 12A Susie Maust, 1050
South Park st., Ashland.
Precinct 13 Hazel B. Red
ford, 427 Palm st., Ashland;
14-E E. H. Wilson, 340 Wil
son rd., and Elizabeth West
erberg, 737 East Valley View
drive, Ashland; 15 John D.
Bowman, Schoolhouse ranch,!
Ashland; 16 Charles L. Wil-1
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son, 873 Clay st., and Bessie
R. Madison, 283 East Main St.,
Ashland.
Precinct 17 Clyde and
Mildred Laird, star route, box
90, Ashland; 19 Burrell O.
Wyant, Lake Creek; 20 Es
telle and May Curtis, Butte
Falls; 21 H. C. Edgerton and
Doreen L. Vaughan, Eagle
Point.
Precinct 23 R. B. Grieve
and Alta M. Goode, Prospect;
24 DeLoss Harold Barber
and Helen Axtell, Trail; 25
E. S. and Sara C. Strother,
Shady Cove; 26 Margaret
Gardener, route 1, box 149,
Eagle Point; 28 John E.
Chitwood, 434 Berrydale ave.,
and Edna Porter, 256 Berry
dale ave.
Aran Named
Precinct 29 Lu Arant,
3687 Table Rock rd.; 29-A
Robert E. Nelson, 1645 East
McAndrews rd., and Doris E.
Morris, 1244 Covina st.; 30
Austin and Genevieve C.
King, 1200 Crater Lake ave.;
31 Howard Gault, 3462 Del
ta Waters rd.. and Evelyn D.
Barnum, 1684 Spring st.
Precinct 32 Frank Charles
Reimer, 436 North Holly st.,
and Frances Leichner, 135
North Holly st.; 33 George
F. Tucker, 119 South Ivy st.,
and Lisa Marie Madsen, Med
ford Plaza; 35 James P. Ash
er, 1532 Whitman ave.; 36
Carold J. Parker, 610 South
Central ave., and Delie M.
Whisenant, 418 Arcadia st.
Precinct 37 Glenn L.
Stewart, 317 Maple st., and
Leila A. Morrow, 531 North !
Bartlett st.; 38 Granvil F.
and Eva Brittsan, 1125 Ni
antic st.; 39 Harold Snod
grass, 653 J st., and Betty J.
Altobello, 1004 South Grape
St.; 40 Earl 3. Bigalow, 104
King st., and JoyceAnicker,
113 Laurel st.; 41 John Ifrle
Foster, 238 King st.; 42 Ken-
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Richard House Elected
Precinct 43 Richard J.
House, 15 Corning court, and
Phyllis W. Skinner, 30 Port
land ave.; 44 Edgar A. Ker
sten, 135 Vancouver ave., and
Sally K. Natland, post office
box 123; 45 Dr. William J.
and Corinne Miller, 1307
Queen Anne ave.; 45-A June
Slater, 510 Mary st.
Precinct 46 Robert G.
Balk,Ql608 Lenora drive and
Jean L. Seibert, 1604 Crown
ave.; 46-A H. J. Meiring,
2460 Hillcrest rd., and Betty
C. Sexton, 2536 Lyman ave.;
William R. Traut, 2130 Hill
crest rd., and Edith W. 3ra
ley, 245 Valley View dr.; 47
Ruth Knight, 522 King st.
Precinct 47-A Carl S.
Landis, 1133 Dakota ave., and
Joyce E. Bradford, 1023 Mt.
Pitt ave.; 47-B F. B. Liddell,
712 Newtown st.; 48 Charles
B. Foley. 128 Chestnut st.Pand
Mary E. Carlon, 106 Elm st.;
49 John Mason, 17 Ross
court, and Maysel R. Garrison,
38 Quince st.; 50 George
Witter, 843 VesO Second st.,
and Catherine G. Lynch, 139
Kenwood ave.
ipther Precincts
Prprinrt 59 T.pp Vanr A ns-
dall, 338 Fairmont ave., ancPl
Agnes Deaver, 406 West Sec
ond st.; 53 Arthur C. Mur
phy, 131 North Ivy st; 54-2
James William GrigsSy Jr..
1029OWest 11th st.; 55 Rose
mary Lee Lue, 341 O'Gara
st.; 55-A H. L. Roberts, 1006
South Oakdale ave. and Claire
M. Rickard, 909 Newtown St.;
56 Elmer T. Dahl. 423 Smith
Groveland ve., and Poan
Reter, 0 Glen Oak court.
Precinct 5 6-A Lawrence S.
Horton, 131 South Keenew9y
drive, and Kathleen N. Bash,
1325 Bundy st.; 5f-B Robert
R. Dickey? 53 couth Modoc
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133 White Oak drive; 57-A
Collier H. and Jane Buffing
ton, route 3, box 207; 58-A
Carol F. Clark. 2525 Stewart
ave.; James and Mary A. Rag
land, 3182 Pacific highway
South; 61 Charles F. John
son, Phoenix, and Luella S.
Stineroute 1, box 460
Prerinrt. f?2 V. T. Rppnn
and HazePM. Carpenter, Tal
ent; S3 George C. Gleim
route 1, Talent, and Margaret
H. Hamilton, route 3, box 242;
64 Harvey C. Maxson, route
1, box 371M, and , Janet C
Guches, route l.box 368; 65
Allyn A. Marwoe, route 2, box
445M, and Nina C. Boyle,
route 2. box 495; 66 Robert
C. Mmear, route 1, and Ellen
M: Zimmermaa, 143 Vashti
Wnv
pr$, 3384 Forest ave., and
Edith Daugherty, 738 Ross
lane; 68 Daryl E. Farnham,
125 Clover lane, and Kath
erineQ E. Trowbridge, 3237
Jacksonville highway; 69-&-William
A. Salade, 3141
Beall lane, and Mina S,
Gardiner, post office box 1148;
70 Donald E. Faber, $nd
Margaret Naples5, both Cen
tral Point. .
Precinct 71 Will jam H.
Colley, (J47 Beal lane, (fend
iNona um arrjgpDeii, hjqz
Bursell rd.; 71-A Richard L.
and Patricia A. Stratton,0Cen-I
irai roQi; oerome,
route 1 andj Harriet Lee S.
Kefidall, both Central Point;
73-A J. M. and Lillian C.
Weidman, Central Poit;
73-B William H.DManning,
5010 Crater Lake highway,
and Eleanor L. Robertson,
1P55 GregoQ- rd.; 74 Rosalia
Abbott, route 2, obox 566,
Central Point. o
Rogue River Precincts
Precinct 75 David S. Blair
route 1, box 100, and Mar-
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cella McCullough, route 1,
box 193, both Rogue River;
76 Pitt P. Penney, route 1,
box 458, Gold Hill; 77 Carle
ton E. and Betty C. Sandeen,
route 1, box 281, Rogue River;
77- A E. H. Bellah, route
1, box 419, Gold Hill; 78
Bonner Birdsong, post office
box 506, and Evalyn Jones,
route 1, box 540 Gold Hill.
Precinct 79 George M.
Johnson, Gold Hill; 80 Mac
Leod Maurice and Eleangr S.
Bolt, both route 1, Gold Hill;
81 John W. Horner, star
route 1, Jackfbnville, and Viv
ian B. Adams, Applegate; 82
Leon Offenbacher and Henri
ette LePinie'c, route 1, Jack
sonville; 83 D. B. and Evelyn
J. Winningham, route 2, box
53, Jacksonville; 84 Freida
Loftus, route 2, box 34, Jack
sonville; 85 Neil N. Stocke
brand, and Mae Lowe, both
Talent.
Precinct 86 Robert C.
Cocks and Kathryn Stancliffe,
both Phoenix; 87 Fred W.
Scheffel and Marguerita Ada
line Burch, both Jacksonville;
88 H. F. ar2i A. Marie Swin
gle, route 2, rj&x 210, Central
Point; 89 Floyd C. Taylor
and Patricia E. Elliott, Gold
Hill; and 90 T. C. and Patte
Hopkins, Rogue River..
Democrats elected were:
Ashland Precincts
From Precinct 1 Fred G.
Plocher,CJ67 Harrison st., and
Lucille A. Dozier, 160 Sher
man st., both Ashland; 2 L.
Peers and Gertrude Wttmeth,
168 Meade st., Ashland; 6
Billy E. Slack, 975 East Main,
and Marian D. Prescott, i32
Seventh st., both Ashland; 7
John D. Murphy, Ashland;
8 Fred oand Marion E.
White$, 319 Alta st., Ashland;
10 Evelyn Kreisman, ill
Busri st., Ashland.
Precinct 12 Frances E
Kftin, 1522 Webster st., Ash
land; 12-A Bernard Peder
son, 730QValker st.r 'Ashland;
14 E. Childreth. 690 Valley
View rd., and 51yrtle L. New
ton, 1185 Wilson rd., bSth
Ashland; IJ David A. and
Gladys LoPeterson, 376 Crow
son rd., Ashland; 17 Orville
R. and Julja Scholer, star
route, box 30, Ashland.
Precinct 20 Clara Ed
mondson, Butte FSlls; 21 Ce
cil Norris, route 1, box 654B,
Eagle Point; 23 Doris Booth
by, Prospect; 24 Howard!
Ash and Jgabel I. Hanson,
Trail; 25 Ray Brigs, Shady
Cove, and Lola V. Bartuss,
route 1, box 315F, Eagle
Point; 27-i-Nea Sj Gilbreath,
and Leonard Ward, both
Butte Fls star route, Eagle
Point; 28 . R. and Anna
DjtliP Bohannan, 2555 Ten
nessee dr.; 29 Walter G.' and
Hazel McMahan, 3524 Table
Rock rd.; 29-A Larry Rose,
2110 Cojona ave.. anc? Joyce
A. Grissom, 1537 RobertSffd.
Edith Cox Elected u
Precinct 31 Eaith Cox,
1895rSpring St.; 33--James C.
gTistler, Plaza apartments; 38
AllfltJi E. and Dorothy S.
Geblgard, 1519 North River
side ave.; 39 William cV.
eathj-age, 641 J st., and
ety Jean Brown 641 South
Holly. St.; 40 Archer H. Jr.
an0oSarah L. Watson, Q09
Laurel st.; 41 Walter P. and
Mae Louise Hannono 705 West
10th st. 0 o
Precinct 42J Charles W.
and B'eie B. Reames, 27 Ge
neva st.; 44 Barton D. and
Marion Garred, 204 Vancou-
I xer ave.; 45-A N, H. Glad
Pfelter, 911 Reddyave., and
Gail oioey, 1015 Queen Anne
Laurel st.; 41 Walter P. and
ave.; 46 ,Margaret Rader,
1428DCrown ave.; 4?jA Glenn
cHolst, 1117 Mt. Pitt ave., and
cEthel O'Mara, 1101 Mt. Pitt
ave.;u47-B Roy M. and Eva
lyn L. Johnston, 1017 Ingrid
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Precincls 49-56
Precinct 49 Charles Risse,
820 West Fourth st., and Mary
PKelly, 906 West Fourth st.;
,0 Frank DeSouza, 30 (West
ern ave.: 52 Frances Du
rante, 854 WestQecond St.;
53 Clyde C. Ficgitner, 227
torth OakcDle ave.; 54 Hans
and Gladys Rammm, 831 West
12th st.; 55jj John and Mar
jorie M. Hochstatfcer, 924 Jas
peios; 55-A Ralph Mat
thews, 601 Dakota ave.; 56
James C. Collinso 2224 East
Main gt.
T'recinct 56-A Thomas J.
and A. Mary Reeder, 41 East
wood drive; 57 QTames Fos
ter, 734 Garfield st.; 58 Wil
liam G. and Elsie Werner,
1840 Stewart ave.; 59 Opie
Eugene Frazier,route 3, box
318; 61 Henry Ad Wilson,
3788 Hilsinger rd., and Mar
garet Loffer, 2475 Huston rd.,
Phoenix; 62 Amos and Hel
en Huser, route 1, box 54j2,
Talent; 63 Ethel Lacy, route
1, box 238, Talent.
Precinft 64 Clarence Red
mond, route 1, box 393. and
Edith Rode, 2242 Buena Vista;
65 William Frohnmayer,
route 2, box 41$, and Jean B.
Rambo, route0 2, box 403F;
66 James A. Redden Jr.,
route 1, box 349A; 68 Ira E.
and Pauline McDonald, 110
Lozier lane; 69 Archie Pur
dy, 3521 Oak Pine way, Cen
tral Point; 70 Oliver W. and
Mildred J. Panter, Central
Point.
Central Point Area
Precinct 71--Richard Tray
lor, 709 Beall lane; 71-A
Lester P. and Annie L.
Mathes, Central Point; 72
Karl L. and Eula M. Janouch,
MILTON SMITH
Wins Scholarship
Milton Smith Wins
MT Scholarship
O A $150 college scholarship
which has been set up from
the funds derived from pro
ceeds of a soft drink machine
in the Mail Tribune folding
room, was awarded this week
to Milton Smith, who "gf ill
graduate from Medford High
school this year.
Smith, 17, is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrus Smith, 202
Haven st., Medford, and will
attend Oregon State college
this fall, where he will study
electrical engineering.
'As a student of Medford
High" school he jyas active in
band and chorus wOk and
was vice president of the
school orchestra.
The scholarships are award
ed3 on the basis of scholastic
rating, citizenship and sin
cerity in the desire to attend
college. To .be eligible a bow
w , o j
p-musi nave servea as a carrier
for a period of not less than
three years. This is the fourth
rOute 1. box 240, Central
Point; 73 A. Scott and Fran
ces L. Hamilton, route 1, box
589, (Antral Point; 73-B
Robert L. Brantley, route 3,
box 59B; 74 C. W. Duggan,
route 2, box 325, Central
Point, and Donna V. Straus,
route 2, box 400, Gold Hill;
75 Jessie and Joseph Deckel
man, route 1 box 51 A, Rogue
River.
Precinct 77 Henry G. Cor
bin, 5664 Foothill blvd.,
Grants Pass; 77-A W. H. and
Faye Gauthier, 4399- South'
Pacific highway, Grants Pass;
78 Frank and IJenrietta Car
ter, route 1, box 23 A, Gold
Hill; 79 Earl H. and Ida
Cook,v Gold Hill; . 80 Royal
Cameron, f route 1, box 198,
and Lee E. McLaughlin, route
lj box 343, Gold Hill. .
Precinct 82 Boyd Donald
Hamilton;- route 1. box 53,
Jacksonville, and Margaret
Cantrall, route 1, box 54,
Jacksonville; 83 Mrs. Pearl
Byrne, tar route, box 62,
Jack&Pville;,; .85 M. . W.
Young, Talent, and Wanda
Louise0 Kane, route 1, box
407A, Talent; 36 E. M. and
Marjory E. Madden, Phoenix;
89 Donald E. and LoOene H.
Morrow, Gold Hill; and 90
Larry ando Edna Sheehan,
Rogue l8ver. ;
To Draw Straws
Republican candidates for
precinct committee posts, who
will be called in to draw
straws to select the winner,
include: 0
Precinct 3 Fred C. Rob
erts and William R. Bpwn
and Dalma Willgrd, Ruth Rob
erts, Opal M. Brown and Tem
pa Cunningham.
Precinct 9 Caroline Sharp,
Margaret Skerry and Obera
Dunn; JL2A O. C. MaustQand
Vern Smith; 13 Richard C.
Cottle, David Fortmiller and
Walter Redford; 19 Alma
Meyer and Ella D. Tyrrell;
22 oEleanor Hopewell and
Gavnell Krambeal: 28-A
fjames R.Tungate and Fay
Stiehl and Mary Tungate and
Madge Stiehl.
Precinct 41 Kathryn G.
Tesdal, Louise Marie Miller
and Irene E. Merriman; 45-A
Wilbur A. Arnold, Herbert
J. Grey. Richard McLaughlin
and John F. Williams; 58
Cari Norris and C. X. Heffner
and Bonnie J. Heffner, Kath
erine R. Walker and Janet L.
McKee.
Precinct 74 E. Ben Day,
Victor H. Croxton and Elwood
Abbott; 84 Armin Richter
and Michael Loftus.
Democrats Tie . '
Democratic candidates who
tied for precinct posts were:
Precinct 10 Arthur Kreis
man and Guy Applewhite;
20 Roy H. Green, Page
Stauffer and Floyd Price;
21 ClarsL. Chamberlain
and Helen' B. Norris; 23 Billy
M. Morris, Reuben Moore,
James Slack and Paul Pear
son; 31 3uy Cox and Leslie
E. Wilson. .
Precinct 48 - J. Patrick
Graham and Ralph Carmich
ael; 55-A Florence Matthews
and Lois L. Latham; 59 Ro
ena Frazier and Ethel Hock
ersmith; 66 Frances T.
Scannell and Joan Redden;
69 Alice Dickson and Bel
vah Purdy; 73 Eugene K.
Ricker, Victor Mason and
Walter V. Townsend; 73-B
Jacqueline Kula and June
Nelson; 87 Art Davies and
Lloyd Whitney "and Neva
Clarke and Lulu Saulsbury.
Nealon Elected to
Cemetery Board
Emmett Nealon of Table
Rock was elected to the board
of directors of the Antioch
cemetery associatiorat the an
nual meeting held May 30 at
the cemetery.
Hold - over directors are
Belle Loftin of the Beagle
area and Orin Glass, Central
Point. Mrs. Loftin was named
chairman.
Surveying of the cemetery
and marking of plots has been
delayed because of lack of in
terest, Mrs. Loftin said. An
appeal has been made to mem
bers of the association and
persons who have relatives or
friends buried in the historic
cemetery to cooperate in the
project.
Membership dues may be
sent to Charlotte R. Sweet,
624 East Ninth st., Medfdrd,
clerk of the assocaition, it was
pointed out.
year the scholarships have
been awarded.
Each year, 45 per cent of
the profits of the soft drink
machine are set aside for the
scholarship, with another 45
per cent being used to finance
an outing for all the Mail
Tribune junior merchants.
The remaining 10 per cent
is donated to the United Med
ford. Crusade.
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lice sergeant lasted exactly
four hours.
Promoted from patrolman
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issued in the City starting June 1, 1958.
The Department said open grass fires will be In
violation of the city ordinance and all trash fires must be
in properly screened incinerators. Seasonal permits for
incinerators can be obtained from the Jacksonville Po
lice Chief; incinerators will be inspected by the Chief of
Police, to see if they are properly screened before a per
mit will be issued.
Permit holders must have sufficient garden hose
available while burning, must not built too large a fire,
and must do all burning between 8 a.m. and noon.
Holders of permits are responsible for damage
from fire if it should spread to surrounding areas and
any permits may be revoked if requirements are not met.
All grass must be cleared from around incinerators,
and they must be properly screened before a permit will
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