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Families Move To Area
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Jackson3R Nw resi
dents here are Mr. rid Mrs.
Les WattCbf Longview, Wash.,
who are (Residing in the new
home onFquth st., recently
completed by Hsjoi Norman.
Other new residonts here
are Mr. eyid Mrs. Harold Lane
(tjfIedfoM. fhey purchased
o the fctmP Lyng Berntson
homejpn Hutrners Lane the
first of June. Hecenfly arriv
ing to maSt hi home with
otnem 8 Geoege Lee of Juri
ed, Alaska. Rarold Lane it
employed as Safete Inspector
of Civil Aeronautics Admin
istration, Medford.
Also new residents of the
area are Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Welch of Medford. They
cently purchased the former
Sara Umberger home. The
Welch's have six children who
will enter school here this
fall. They are Susie, Junior,
Kathy, Ricky, Jeffrey and Wil
liam. There are also two older
boys in the family, Fredrick
and Roger. Welch is a brother
to Robert Welch, also a resi
dent here.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmar Adams,
long-time residents at 408
California st., have recently
moved into their new home on
Sterling rd. Re.mding with
them while her husband is in
servicers Mr$. Richard San
ford, the Adams' daughter.
Moving lost week end o a
new home recently construc
ted on Sterling rd., Was Mrs.
LSuise Dunninton her two
daugSters and son, Jimmy.
They moved from 305 South
Oregon st. o
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Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cren
shaw and daughter, Marcy
Ann, of Lebanon, Ore. were
Fourth of July week end
guests at the home of Mrs.
Crenshaw's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Stevens. It was Mar
cy Ann's first visit at the home
of her grandparents.
Recent drop-in guests at the
Robert Welch home were Mr.
and Mrs. Don Morris - and
children, Dawn, Marie and
Robin of Milwaukie, Ore. Also
visiting at the Robert Welch
home were Welch's Aunt and
Uncle Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Stouder of Alsea, Ore. The
Stouders are well known in
the valley and spent several
days visiting friends and r el-
re-jatives in the area,
, visiting over the Fourth of
July weekend at the Welch
home were Mrs. Welch's
brother and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Westerberg, of Mul
ino, Ore., and Mr. and Mrs.
Olie Walters of Gladstone,
Ore. Also guests were Welch's
brother, Don Welch, and two
daughters, Dianne and Dona,
of Grants Pass and Miss Elsie
Wingerd of Oregon City, who
has been a guest of Miss Edna
Welch for a week visit.
Over-the Fourth , of July
holiday guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Clemmer
were Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sut
ton and children of Gold Hill.
Also visiting were Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Myers of Ander
son, Calif., former residents
here.
Mansel Milan was home
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Tokyo (UPI) Radio Peip
ing said Saturday one of the
world's richest deposits of
copper ore has been discov
ered in mountainous Szechu
an Province in eastern China.
from his job at Burns, Ore.
ever the Fourth holiday to
attend his daughter, Mildred's
wedding on July 6. Also here
to attend the wedding was
Mrs. Dolph Beavens.
Allen Tilley, son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Tilly, of Pasadena,
Calif., is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. Clara Tilley at
1115 West Ninth st., in Med
ford. The Tilleys are former
Jacksonville residents.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cox of
Booneville, Ark., have an
nounced the birth of a daugh
ter born June 20. The baby
has been named Susan Louise.
Mrs.' Cox is the former Jackie
Childers. The baby's grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ton Childers of the Applegate
valley.
The Applegate Valley Gar
den Club meeting June 18,
was held at the home of Mrs.
Armin Richter. Mrs. Leonard
McKee of Jacksonville gave
a talk on Iris. As a result of
hybridizing, Mrs. McKee has
developed three new 'strains
of her own which she plans
to have recorded. Assisted by
her daughter, Mrs. Clifford
Wolff, slides were shown of
her own Iris and those of
other growers in the valley.
Mrs. Maude Port, a former
resident in the valley, left this
week for her home in Eugene
after visiting her sister, Mrs.
G. J. Baughman of Ashland.
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GOLD HILL v
Author Visits
BY MRS. CLYDE KELL
Gold Hill Recent visitors
in the home of Mnr. Nora
Wait and Mrs. Robert Suther
land on Sardine creek were
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Heuston
of Seattle, Wash., and Mr. and
Mrs. Percey Dunbar of Port
land. Heuston is an author,
and was interested in gather
ing material for a book. He
writes historical novels.
House guests over the July
4th holiday at the home of
Mrs. Nora Wait and Mrs. Rob
ert Sutherland were Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Robinson and
children Murray and Gordan,
of, Vancouve.r B.C. Mrs. Rob
inson is a niece of the late
Robert Sutherland. She and
Mrs. Sutherland vacationed
together two years ago when
they made a trip to Scotland
by plane to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Price were
hosts to a dinner in their
home June 27 in observance
of Mrs. Bill McHargue's birtii
day anniversary. Several
friends and relatives attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McHargue
and Mrs. Bill Price left for
Portland June 29 where Mrs.
McHargue planned to enter
the Portland clinic in Yamhill
June 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Leach
and son, Barry, have moved
into the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Dungey on Fifth ave. The
Dungeys have moved to Ox
nard, Calif.
Milton Steinmetz returned
to his' home in Gold Hill re
cently following a three weeks
vacation in Bangor, Penn.
With him he brought his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Hinton, of
Bangor, and his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Steinmetz, and a
niece, Miss Joyce Steinmetz,
all of Bangor. Also arriving to J
visit thA Miltnn StflnmotT' woe
Russell Steinmetz who drove
from Santa Ana, Calif, to join
the group. He is a brother of
Milton, Raymond and Mrs.
Hinton.
En route to Gold Hill
Milton Steinmetz and guests
visited Mr. and Mrs. David
Steinmetz and family of Port
land. While in the Rogue val
ley the visitors were guests in
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Steinmetz and family
in Medford and recently left
for Santa Ana, Calif., to visit
Raymond Steinmetz prior to
returning to Pennsylvania.
' Mrs. Olive O'Neal and
daughter, Ardith Anne Vin
yard, of .Santa Monica,. Calif.,
arrived July 3 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Olav Lokken, '
where they will visit for
awhile.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Starns
and son, David, of Los An
geles, Calif., were recent vis
itor in the homes of Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Smith of Sardine
ceek and Mrs. Nora Wait and
Mrs. Robert Sutherland.
Mrs. Wait and Mrs. Suther
land and their house guest,
Mrs. William T. Newton, who
is spending three weeks here,
attended a family reunion in
the Grants Pass Park Sunday,
June 29. Also going from here
were Raymond Dusenberry,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Smith.
They were joined in the park
by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Du
senberry, Mr. and Mrs. Wood
row Kendal and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Starns and fam
ily, Mrs. Robert McCormick
and baby, and the Don Har
mon family all of Grants Pass.
Forty attended the picnic.
Mrs. Carrie Puhl returned
to her home on Garden Row
Thursday, July 3, after a
week's visit in Klamath Falls
where she was a guest in the 1
home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Kesterson. Mrs. Puhl also vis
ited with Mrs. Loyd Morris
while in Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Kesterson returned to
Klamath Falls July 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmidt
and children of Troutdale, vis
ited relatives in Gold Hill over
the Fourth of July holiday and
were guest sof Mr. and Mrs.
Kendal Dufur and family
while here.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mc
Kay and children of Califor
nia were guests in the home
of his mother, Mrs. Lily Mc
Kay, over the July 4th hol
iday. '
Miss Jenny Lou Thompson
left recentyl by plane for Tuc
son, Ariz., where she was met
by her mother, Mrs. Sam Led
ermann. From there they
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went to Texas where they
planned to visit Mrs. Leder
mann's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dave. Winn, before leaving for
Mexico, where Miss Thomp
son will spend the summer
months visiting in the Leder
mann home and her father
Creighton Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Melford Hood
and daughter, ' Miss Susan
Hood, returned last week from
San Francisco, Calif., where
they had been vacationing.
Mr. arid Mrs.. "Tink" Pal
mer have returned to their
home in Casa Grande, Ariz.,
following a visit in Gold Hill
where they were guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomp
son returned to their home
here July 7 after a week's va
cation in California where
they visited in the homes of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gorham,
San Jose; Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Byerly in Morgan Hill and
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Parker at
Santa Rosa. They visited oth
er relatives in Tracy before
returning home.
Lt. and Mrs. George Chris
tensen of Fort Rucker. Ala..
are expected to arrive Friday,
July 11, to visit his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Christen
sen, north of Gold Hill. A fam
ily reunion is planned Sunday,
July 13; at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Jones and their
son, Billy, and daughter, Miss
Marie Jones. Besides the
Christensens and their house
guests, those attending will be
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wash
burn and three children of
Grants Pass, Mr. and Mrs.
Delmer Chapman and son and
Bill Approved to
Admit Narrow Rolls
Washington (UPI) The
House Ways and Means com
mittee, overwhelmingly ap
proved a bill " Friday to per
mit newsprint rolls as narrow
as 13 inches to, be imported
duty-free.
The law now exempts from
duties only paper rolls which
are aat least 15 inches wide.
The legislation, sponsored
by Rep. Frank Ikard (D-Tex.)
was sought by newspaper pub
lishers who said it was neces
sary to meet the trend toward
narrower newspaper pages.-
It was opposed by some do
mestic paper manufacturers
who said it would expose
them to unfair competition
from lower-priced foreign pa
per. Nuclear Test Device
Announced by AEC
Washington (UPI) The
Atomic Energy commission
said another nuclear test de
vice was exploded at Bikini
Saturday.
It was the 13th officially con
firmed test explosion since the
current series started at the
Eniwetok - Bikini proving
proving ground in April. At
least two additional tests are
believed to have been held.
The AEC said the latest ex
plosion was at 3:30 p.m. July
12 Eniwetok time (8:30 p.m.
PDT Friday).
The commission usually re
ports only test explosions
large enough to be detectable
far beyond the Pacific proving
ground. In past series it has
detonated the larger weapons
at Bikini and the smaller ones
at Eniwetok.
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daughter, and Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Johnson and children, all
of Medford.
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Washburn,
Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. John
son are sisters of Lieutenant
Christensen.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Stein
metz had as their guest recent
ly a friend they had not seen
for 28 years, David H. Hewett,
of Prospect, Tenn. He was en
route to his home after a trip
to Canada.
Mrs. Paul Molloy returned
to her home July 7 after sev
eral days as a patient in Sa
cred Heart hospital in Med
ford. Miss Delores Cooper re
turned to the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Coop
er, last week following a three
week visit in Sacramento,
Calif., where she visited her
grandmother.
Mrs. Robert Arbuckle has
received word that her son,
Eugene Englebrecht, entered
the Naval university at Nor
man, Okla., July 1. Eugene
enlisted in the Navy last De
cember.) Mr. and Mrs. Sig Milkowski
were hosts to a party recently
in their home in Sams Valley,
in honor of their son's, Sigie,
11th birthday. Guests were
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Milkowski,
Miss Fancis Milkowski, all of
Sams Valley, and Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Cardwell and son,
Ken, of Medford.
,Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dotson
and children, Teresa and
George, of Ontario, Calif., left
June 29 following an eight-day
vacation in the Rogue valley.
In Gold Hill they visited his
mother, Mrs. Maybelle Rains,
and his grandmother, Mrs.
George Dorman. The Dotsons
established a camp at Union
Creek, coming to Gold Hill
every other day. Mrs. Rains
joined them every other night
at their campsite.
Other visitors of Mrs. Rains
were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Schatt
ler and children, Debbie and
Kenney of Pomona, Calif. The
Schattler family joined the
Dotsons for a day of fishing
at Union Creek before going
on to Olympia, Wash.
Also visiting a day with the
Dotsons at heir camp was Al
bert Gascon of Gold Hill.
Mrs. Melvin Burnette, chair
man of the child clinics for
the Gold Hill Health unit, said
that a well-baby conference is
scheduled Wednesday Aug. 6
between 9 a.m. and noon in
the health room at the Patrick
school in Gold Hill.
The well-baby clinic is for
youngsters four months old
through six years old, Mrs.
Burnette said.
Mrs. Lee Marsden Jr. and
son, Skip, and daughter, Bren
da Jo, left July 8 after a five
week visit in the home of her
parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Elmer-
Dungey of Sixth ave., Gold
Hill. Mrs. Marsden and her
youngsters will- join Mr.
Marsden in Tucson, Ariz.,
where they will make their
home. The Marsdens are for
merly of Milwaukie. He hai
been transferred to Arizona
from the Portland division of
Southern Pacific. He has been
promoted to assistant division
engineer for the Southern Pa
cific in Tucson.
While in southern Oregon,
Mrs. Marsden and children
also were guests in the home
of her husband's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Farsden Sr., in
Gold Hill, and in the home of
her grandmother, Mrs. Eva
Wigle. In Medford shes visited
her brothers and sisters-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern
Dungey and daughter, Kim
bra, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Dungey and . son, Scott, and
her sister, Miss Winona Dun
gey, also in Medford.
Mrs. . Marsden and young
sters who left Medford by i
plane, planned to stop in San
Francisco, Calif., for three
days where they were to be
guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. S. E. Edwards.
Other recent visitors at the
Elmer Dungey home were Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Molloy and son,
Jimmy, of Seattle, Wash., Mrs.
Bob Harvey and son, Brooks,
of Concord, Calif., Mrs. Dale
Waltermire and- daughter,
Lori Beth, of Medford, Mrs.
Ralph Fitzgerald of Ashland
and Mrs. John Kime and
daughters, Nancy, Judy, and
Linda, of Medford and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Courtney, also
of Medford.
Mrs. Fitzgerald is the for
mer Miss Arlene Daily and
Mrs. Kime is the former Miss
Norma Lee Ward. Both at
tended the Gold Hill school
and were schoolmates of Mrs.
Lee Marsden Jr., who is the
former Weegie Dungey.
Skip Marsden spent the
Fourth of July holiday week
end at Diamond lake as a
guest of his uncle and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dungey
of Medford, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Stone and family of
Kalmath. Falls.
Court of Appeals
Upholds Conviction
New York (UPI) The U.
S. Court of Appeals Friday
unanimously upheld the es
pionage conviction of Col. Ru
dolph Ivanovich Abel, one of
the highest -ranking Soviet
spies ever -seized in this
country. , .
Abel, 55, was sentenced to
30 years in prison last Novem
ber, five months after his ar
rest in a Brooklyn studio
where he had masqueraded as
a photographer.
Abel was accused of being
the key figure in a Soviet es
pionage ring which allegedly
conspired to gather and trans
mit defense information to the
Soviet Union.
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Police Hunt Robber
Portland (UPI) Police
carried on an intensive search
Saturday for the well-dressed
gunman who held up the Pa
cific First Federal Savings
and Loan association here
Friday afternoon and saun
tered out with a total of
$2,470, most of it in marked
bills.
The blue-suited bandit
walked up to the cage of Mrs.
Jenna Colgan at 2:30 p.m.
and showed a pistol which he
carried inside a black zipper
briefcase.
"This is it. Give me your
big bills," he ordered.
Mrs. Colgan handed him a
package of $10 bills, a pack
age of $20 bills, and single
$50 and $100 bills. He or
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