8ar, A.Jf.rW, Thuntfay, JulT 10, H3I
SHADY OVI
Vacationers Return
By EVALYH P. WATSON
Shady Cove-T rail Mrs
Dick Pfeifer and son, Bill, of
Shady Cove have returned
from a vacation in Sheridan
visiting Mrs.- Pleilers par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Ham
mans.
Mrs. Blanche Musser and
rirls, Linda, Martha, Evelyn
Carol Pamela and Laura
Lynn, all of Altadena, Calif.,
are visiting Mrs. Musser s fa
ther, Roxy Shadwick, of Elk
creek, Trail.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Field
ef El. Monte, Calif., are house
guests of Field's brother and
ister-m-law. Mr. and Mrs,
George Field, of Trail.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jantzer
and Mr. and Mrs. John Jant
zer of Grants Pass and Mr,
and Mrs. Floyd Kelley of
Shady Cove. Mrs. Kelley is
sister of Bill, John and
Charles Zantzer. Other guests
of the Kelley's have been
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Fran
cis and children, Grant, Carla
and Mary be th,' of Grants
Pass. The Francis formerly
lijyd in Shady Cove.
Ralph Barr and daughter,
Pat of Redmond, visited
friends in the area last week.
The Barr's recently moved to
Redmond from Shady Cove.
. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Towle of Oakland, Calif., are
visiting their ' T&rother-in-law,
Ed Strother, of Shady Cove,
sad working on their house
and propeVty along the river.
Mrs. Strother accompanied
har son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bauer, on
a vacation trip to Wisconsin
where Mrs. ejtrother will visit
her five brothers0 in Eau
Claire, and the Bauers will
visit his parents in Mil-waukie.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bartuss
of Sjzady Cove entertained
with a dinner party at their
horn last week. Those at
tending were Comdr. and Mrs.
Charles Goebel of Union
Creek, Mr. and Mrs. William
Callahan and their daughter.
Jerry, of Medford, and Mr,
and Mrs. Frank Blaar, also
ef Medford, and Mrs. Helen
Daniels of Chicago, aunt of
Mrs. Blaar.
. The box social and dance
spQisored by the County
Playhouse as a grand open
ing event and first social af
fair in the new clubhouse was
a success. Bob Bever of Eagle
I Point, acted as auctioneer for
I the Box lunches with .xirst
srize being won by Mrs
Charles Jantzer of Central
Joint, and second prize by
Irs. Lester Wurtz of .Ante-
Music, was furnished by
Myers and family of
creek, Mr. . and Mrs.
Lick :Brewer of Shady Cove
John' Childers of Klam-
Kalls. .
ul and Philip Trusty of
nath Falls, spent a week
!ng their grandparents.
land Mrs. Rufus Trusty,
Jc creek, Trail, recently.
O. O. Willson of Oak-
f , xormeny 01 anaay
l: and Eagle Point, spent
Eiesday and Thursday vis-
friends in the area.
rs. M. C. Bush and Mrs.
r . Hanson of Elk creek,
4-H leaders, took mem-
of the 4-H club to Lake
e Woods for the annual
try club overnight
ping trip recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kelley
kd Mrs. Harry Goode went
. Madras recently. They
led to attend the rock
low at Bend, and attend the
Mirror lake water pageant.
Recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ole Hornseth of Shady
Cove have been Mrs. Del Da
vis of Lakeview, who visited
the Horaseth's during the
rock show in Medford. Other
guests have been Mrs. Hora
seth's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. George
Hannan, of Brookings, and
Mr. and Mrs. Kick Matthews
of Send.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Se-
gessenman of Shady Cove and
Mrs. Segessenman's brother,
Ernie Roach, who is visiting
from Sackatchewan, Canada,
went to Eureka, where they
visited the Segessenman's
. son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
' and Mrs. Chet Pfluke.
Mr. and Crs. Carl Scott and
girls visited friends in Cres
cent City over the week-end.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Os
car Hanson of Elk creek,
Trail, over the week end of
June 28 were Mr. and Mrs. E.
G. Childers and son, Ernest,
of Klamath Falls, "brother-in-law
and sisiter of Mrs. Han
son; a nephew and family,
Mr. arid Mrs. John Childers
and children, Vicki and
Pepper, also of Klamath Falls,
and her brother-in-law arid
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ken La
cey and son, Norris, of Cen
tral Point.
Mrs. Wilbur Boyd and fam
ily of . Pacific Grove,' Calif.,
have been house guests, of
Mrs. Boyd's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Dawson of Trail.
Guests staying at the Rogue
River Lodge, are Mrs. Red
MiUigan and son, Timmy, of
Whittier, Calif., and Mrs.
Jack MiUigan of Los Angeles,
Also staying at the Lodge are
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rider of San
Francisco.
ThcyH Do It Every Time
- By Jimmy Hatlo
WriEM V4XINE WAS CONVALESCING
FROM HER OPER4TIOI SHE WAS HER
DOCTOR'S BEST PRAISE A6ENT
DC. PQ06EP HE'S TUB.
GREATEST DOCTOR M THE
fcORlX,VWOWMVElX,HE S4ID
IT WAS THE MOST DEUCTE
OPERATION IN MEDICAL.
HISTORV AND TO THINK
T MfT EVEKl UAVE A
SCAR-HE'S VONDERFUL
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Rags-
dale of Trail have returned
from a trip to Michigan and
brought back Mrs. Ragsdale's
mother with them for a visit.
A group of friends who
made an outing to Diamond
Lake about 20 years ago
spending a week together
there have a reunion every
several years. This year the
group met for luncheon at
the Jackson hotel in Medford.
Those attending were Mrs.
Lyle Tucker and Mrs. Eliza
beth Nichols of Ashland; Mrs.
Roy Vaughn of Trail, Mrjs.
Ernest Segessenman of Shady
Cove, Mrs. Violet Ditsworth
of Portland, Mrs. Alma Mal
lery of Central Point and
Mrs. Jennie Hutchinson and
Mrs. Millie Blaess of Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Morehead of Trail have their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Bence and
daughters, Nancy and Kathy,
of San Mateo, Calif., visiting
them for awhile.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Creigh-
ton and son, Lyle, of Portland
are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Arvo Riikula of Shady. Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin House
and children, Lee, Kenny and
Susan, and Mr. and Mrs. Al
Cooper, daughter, JoAnn and
friend, Chloe Willson, went io
Corvallis over the weekend 6f
June 22 to attend a reunion
of the John Warfield family.
A family member from Ha
waii, cousin of Mrs. Al Cooper
and Mrs. Ervm House, who is
a school teacher had arranged
for the reunion in order to as
semble facts for a family- ge
nealogy that she is interested
in compiling. -There - - were
about 50 relatives present
coming from Bremerton,
Wash., Stockton, Calif., Idaho
and Hawaii. ' -
She's all better now aud
this morning's mail brought the
good doctor's bill-so listen
FOUR HUNDRED
DOLLARS' WHYTHAT
BURGLAR FOR A LITTLE
MINOR HEMSTITCH JOB
THAT 4NV INTERNE
COULD DO? WELL, OP
ALL THE
THINKS
Gunman Found
To Be Woman
s
. Los Angeles (UPI) Police
arrested what they thought
was a gruff, tough-talking
gunman Wednesday after a
Western Union office was
robbed of $30.
P When they got to the sta
tion,: though, they found the
suspect was not a menacing
gunman but a gunwoman, her
hair- cut man style, and attired
in tan trousers, white shirt
and. sports jacket.
The dark -haired suspect
was identified as Barbara May
Wickser, 23, Laguna Beach,
Calif. She revealed she was a
woman, after arriving at the
police station.
"She sure fooled me," said
Sgt. W. C. Morrell, who took
the young woman into custody
a block away from the West
ern Union office. I thought
she was really a man.
So did Mrs. Barbara John
son, 25, clerk at the Western
Union office who handed over
the money, and Lee Richrnan,
40, who grabbed the suspect
but let go when she threatened
to shoot him.
Police - said Miss Wickser
had a record for robbery and
narcotic violations.
Kenneth. (Tex) . Burnett ef
Shady Cove has. been released
from Osteopathic hospital in
Medford and is convalescing
at home from a leg injury re
ceived in a logging accident.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dud
ley of San Diego spent Satur
day visiting Dudley's aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Athel
Dudley, of Shady Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. Athel Dudley
of Shady Cove accompanied
by their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Quail
and son, Alan, of Central
Point, went to Diamond lake
on the Fourth of July where
they joined a group at an out
ing there. Others in the group
were Mrs. Dudley s nephew
Graham's Crusade
In S.F. Profitable
San Francisco (UPI)
Billy Graham's San Francisco
crusade' wound' up $27,154 in
the black. -
A report by the San Fran
cisco' Bay Cities Crusade,
which sponsored Graham's re
cent seven-week appearance
in. the Cow Palace, showed
a total of $518,156 in receipts
and $489,002 in expenditures.
The $27,154 net profit will
support future crusades in
other cities.
Graham's salary was paid
by the Billy Graham Evan
gelistic Association in Minne
apolis. He received nothing
for his San Francisco crusade.
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ver
non Wennhold and son from
St. Paul, Minn., her brother-in-law
'and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Wilson, Mrs. Myrtle
Miller and Mrs. Vanwert of
Redmond, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
elton, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Francis and daughter, and Le
Roy Melton, all of Klamath
Falls:
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Green Peter Dam Fund Support Urged
Portland (UPI) Two
Democratic leaders said today
they had wired congressmen
urging support of funds for
construction of Green Peter
dam in Oregon.
The telegram was sent by
Dave Epps, state Democratic
chairman, and by C. Girard
Davidson, Democratic nation
al committeeman. They point
ed, to current unemployment
and said the dam was needed
for flood control and power:
Diamond Lake Camp
To Open Next Week
Camping at the Young
Men's Christian association's
Diamond Lake Camp gets un
der way Sunday, July 13.
Roseburg and Medford will
camp together for two one
week periods. A total of 72
boys will be in camp each
week. YMCA officials said
there is still room for more
campers in any of the periods.
Following the periods in
which Roseburg camps with
Medford there will be two
periods of Medford boys only.
One of the highlights of
each week in camp is an ex
ploration day in which the
youngsters. climb mountains,
hike and explore the lake re
gions. A trained counselor Is
with the boys.
Activities scheduled for
youngsters at camp include
archery, riflery, hiking, swim
ing, diving, campfire, games,
crafts, boating, sailing and
many more. Following the
boys' periods at Diamond
Lake camp there will be a pe
riod for girls. Approximately
72 girls will camp from Sun
day, Aug. 10, through Satur
day., Aug. 16. There is still
room for girls to register.
Diamond Lake camp is opeif
to any youngster, whether or
not he is a member of the as
sociation. Boys and girls 8
through 15 may camp.
Lebanon Man Dies
At Mill at Foster
Sweet Home, Ore. -(UPI)
Gordon Hessel, Lebanon, fa
ther of nine children, died at
a sawmill at Foster Wednes
day, apparently of a heart
attack.
George Dexter Brewer, 48,
Sweet Home logger, was kill
ed Tuesday when struck by
a sliding snag about 33 miles
northeast of here.
New Jersey Governor
Sets Portland Speech
Portland (UPI) Gov. Rob
ert Meyner of New Jersey
will speak here Aug. 11 at
the annual convention of the
National Association of Coun
ty Officials. .
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Gunman Gets Cash Af Portland Market
Portland (UPI) A
dapper gunman wearing dark
glasses and a straw hat held
up a Safeway store Wednes
day night making off with
the contents of the store's
eight cash registers.
The thief accosted one of
the clerks in a storeroom at
the rear of the store and
forced him to go to the front
of the store and clean out all
eight of the money , boxes, in
vestigating officers said.
The holdup took place dur
ing the pre-closing rush, po
lice said. There were 40 to
50 persons in the store, many
of whom didn't know a hold
up was taking place. . t
The exact amount of
money the thief made off
with was not disclosed.
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