MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
SUNDAY. JULY 21, 1963
Family Picnic Group
Will Meet Tuesday
The Jackson County Family
picnic committee, chairmaned
by K. C. (Swede) Wernmark,
will meet at Kim's restaurant
in the small banquet room at
8 p.m. Tuesday, July 23,
Wernmark announced yester
day. Athletic events for the
children's program, and mus
ical entertainment for the
adults will be chosen at this
meeting- Special considera
tion will also be given to sev
eral athletic events for the
older youths and adults.
The picnic is to be held
Sunday. August 25, at Tou
Velle state park at Bybee
bridge on Rogue river. It is
the only large picnic planned
for that date at the park, ac
cording to the State Park department.
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Youngster Reported
Satisfactory Saturday
Randall Craig Jordan, 10,
who was struck by a car
about 9:30 p.m. Friday on
East Main st., was reported
in satisfactory condition at
Sacred Heart hospital Satur
day. Dr. Henry Lee Boehnke,
1705 East Main st., driver of
the car, transported the boy
to the hospital. The accident
occurred on East Main st. be
tween Highland dr. and Berke
ley Way. There was no cita
tion issued, city police reported.
Rogue River
Man Found Dead
Rogue River Robert W.
Rowlison, 68, a retired rail
road worker, residing at 304
E rt. 1, Rogue River, was
found dead in the woodshed
of his home Saturday morn
ing. He had been shot in the
head with a .38 calibre re
volver, state police reported.
Rowlison had apparently
been ill for several months,
according to officers. His wife
told police he went outside
about 7 a.m. Saturday and
when she called him to break
fast she got no answer.
She went to look for him
and found his body in the
woodshed. Officers were
called to the scene by a physician.
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OBITUARIES
MRS. MAUDE D. ROBINS
Mrs. Maude D. Robins, 1002
Jasper ave., Medford, Oregon,
died Saturday in a local con
valescent home. Funeral ar
rangements are entrusted to
Siskiyou Funeral Service Di
rectors of the Chapel in the
Trees Mortuary.
MRS. GRACE
TRUMAN BOYL
Memorial services for Mrs.
Robert H. (Grace Truman)
BoyI, former resident of Med
ford, who died Tuesday in
La Jolla, Calif., were held
Saturday at 11 A. M. in the
Chapel in the Trees mortuary,
within Siskiyou Memorial
Park. The Rev. David Brown
of the First Presbyterian
church of Medford officiated.
Private inurnment followed
in Siskiyou Memorial colum
barium. Mrs. BoyI was born Decem
ber 16, 1880, in Cincinnati,
Ohio. She moved to Medford
soon after her marriage to
Robert H. BoyI, who preceded
her in death. After the death
of her husband, she resided
for many years with her sis
ters, Miss Eleanor McQuiston
and Mrs. Sue Hazelrigg, at
1404 East Main st., Medford,
who both preceded her in
death. Mrs. BoyI was a mem
ber of the First Presbyterian
Church of Medford, and was
past Matron of Reamcs Chap
ter of the Eastern Star.
Survivors include two sons,
John F. BoyI, La Jolla, Cali-
: fornia, and Robert M. BoyI,
'Portland, Oregon; also 7
grandchildren, Patrick BoyI,
j IT. S Marine Corps, Kathryn
ana mil bo.vi, i,a jona, (jail-
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fornia, Kathleen, Robert. Jr
Shannon Gaye, and Brian
BoyI, Portland, Oregon.
Funeral arrangements were
entrusted to Siskiyou Funeral
Service director's of Chapel in
the Trees mortuary.
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Locals
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ELIZABETH A. JONES
Funeral services for Eliza
beth A. Jones, 83. of 1133
West Ninth St., Medford, who
died Friday, will be held at
2 p.m. Tuesday at Perl Fu
neral home.
The Rev. Robert Bridge, as
sistant pastor of First Presby
terian church, will officiate.
Interment will be in the Jack
sonville cemetery.
Mrs. Jones was born Feb.
14, 1880 at Landsburg, Ger
many. She moved to the Unit
ed States with her parents
when she was one year old.
She has lived in Medford for
the past 48 years. In 1895 in
Windom, Minn., she was mar
ried to Charles Troutfether,
who died in 1937.
In 1938 in Medford, she
was married to John H. Jones,
who died in 1944. She was a
member of the Order of Pyth
ian Sisters.
Survivors include two
daughters, Mrs. Gertrude T.
Baker, Medford, Mrs. Ethel
Hotchkiss, San Francisco; two
sons, Charles Troutfether, Los
Angeles, Richard Troutfether,
Grants Pass; three sisters,
Mrs. Carl A. Meilicke, Evans
ton, 111.; Mrs. Charles Thodc,
S a s k a toon, Saskatchewan,
Miss Elfrieda Jacoby, Saska
toon; two brothers. George M.
Jacoby, Herman L. Jacoby,
both of Saskatoon, and two
grandchildren. One son, Ar
thur Troutfether, preceded
her in death in 1961.
Casket bearers will be Mat
thew Baker, Jack Greaves,
Victor Poncia, Carl Fichtner,
Tom Lynch and Ray Yost.
WALTER H. SCOTT
Walter H. Scott, 78, of 217
South Riverside ave., Med
ford, died in a local hospital
Friday. Funeral arrangements
will be announced by Conger
Morris funeral directors.
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Attend Stat Meeting Mr.
and Mrs. Lou Cranston, 2233
Siskiyou blvd., Medford, were
in Portland Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday on business.
Cranston attended the state
meeting of the Oregon Auto
mobile Insurance company in
Portland, representing the
Goldy - Cranston - Henselman
insurance agency of Medford.
Permit Issued The Med
ford building department is
sued a permit Thursday to
Gene Warner to make an ad
dition to a residence at 1917
Roberts rd. at an estimated
cost of $6,000.
Man Arretted Richard
Wayne Morgan, 904 Wabash
ave., was arrested by Medford
police Thursday and confined
to city jail on a charge of fail
ure to appear in municipal
court to answer a citation.
Business Name. The busi
ness name. Golden Age Rest
Home, has been assumed by
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Strever,
155 South First St., Central
Point, according to records in
the Jackson county recorder's
office. Also assumed from the
name. Manor Beauty Salon,
by Vivian Faye Rowley,
Rogue Valley Manor, 1200
Mira Mar ave., after it was
retired by Sharon D. Burns.
Toasimasters Meeting The
Jackson Toastmasters will
meet at fl:30 a.m. Monday,
July 22, at Sambo's restaur
ant. Johnny Weber will be
toastmastcr.
Picnic Scheduled The an
nual picnic supper of the
First Baptist Sunday school
Golden Link class will be held
at 6:45 p.m. Thursday, July
25, at the N. A. Mead home,
3471 Oak Pine way. Central
Point. Members are asked to
take table service and those
members whose last names
begin with A through M are
to take fried chicken and veg
etables, and those whose
names begin with N through
Z are to take salad and fruit
pie.
Taken to Reno Donald
Duggcr, 3791 Table Rock rd.,
was flown from Medford,
where he has been a medical
patient at Rogue Valley hos
pital, to the Veterans Admin
istration hospital, Reno, Ncv.
Friday. The flight, by Mercy
Flights Inc., carried the
1,592nd patient for the non
profit air ambulance service
since it was organized.
One Car Crash Gerald
Lee Olson, 18, of 803 Sterling
rd., Jacksonville, escaped in
jury when his car went into a
ditch on Highway 238 Friday
night, state police reported.
Olson told officers he veered
his vehicle to avoid colliding
with an approaching car
which was traveling in the
wrong lane about one half
mile east of Hanley rd.
Roundtable Speaker Rus
sell J. Hogue, executive vice
president of Medford Corpora
tion, and a member of the
board of directors of the
Southern Oregon Tree Farm
association, will address the
Monday noon luncheon of the
Chamber of Commerce
Roundtable. Hogue will speak
on the "New Image of the
Forest Products Industry."
The Roundtable meets at
North's Chuck Wagon.
.
Plan Special Session - The
Medford Toastmasters have
announced special plans for
their meeting on Monday eve
ning, July 22. Wives and oth
er guests have been invited
and the time changed to 7
p.m. to accommodate some
families" plans. Tom Rutter
is loasimastcr lor the eve
ning and table topics will be
directed by Tom Upton. Med
ford High school is the topic
to be discussed.
Baker County Picnic-Former
residents of Baker coun
ty, now residing in the Rogue
River valley, arc invited to
attend the annual Baker coun
ty picnic to be held at Laurel
hurst park In Portland on
August 4. Jack Langrcll. prcs-
ident of the association, has
, asked people to bring their
; lunches and coffee. Ice cream
will be furnished.
Three Medical Case. - The
Sacred Heart hospital report
ed the following new medical
cases Saturday: Mrs. A. J.
Pruitt, 513 North Oak St.,
Medford; Mrs. Carml E. West
brook, 838 Connecticut st
North Bend, and Larry L.
Webb, 633 Ash st., Central
Point.
Returned-Archie James Ad
ams, 37, was returned to Jack
son county by the sheriff's
department Friday night from
Memphis, Tcnn. Adams was
returned on a warrant, charg
ing larceny by bailee from
DUCTILE CAST IRON PIPE-City of Med
ford crows Thursday arc shown here un
loading a section of a new kind of water
pipe that has only become available on the
West Coast within the last year. By a
particular manufacturing process, the cast
iron pipe is treated so that it is virtually
flexible, while still maintaining nearly the
same tensile strength as ordinary steel.
Water Department Manager Robert Lee
ordered a carload of assorted sizes of the
pipe from a firm in Birmingham, Ala., at
a cost of $5,400. The cost of the pipe is
between 10 and 15 per cent higher than
regular pipe, but Lee said as the cost de
clines, the city will continue to purchase
more of it.
A 7
Grants Pass Man Is
Arrested in Medford
Harold Edward Carbaugh,
24, of 210 NE School st.,
Grants Pass, was lodged in
Medford city jail Friday night
on a disorderly conduct
charge, involving window
peeping, city police reported.
The complaint made to city
police charged Carbaugh with
peeping in the windows of
the women's dressing rooms
at Hawthorne park. He paid
bail of $50 and had been re
leased from jail Saturday.
About seven million Ameri
cans are rheumatic disease victims.
More People Using
Services, Books at
Public Library Here
More people are registered
for service and more people
are taking out books, Omar
Bacon, librarian for the Pub
lic Library of Medford and
Jackson County, announced in
making his annual report to
the library board.
The number of registered
borrowers has increased by
1,444 during the year ending
June 30, 1963, Bacon said.
The home use of books in
creased by 16,263 or close to
5 per cent. The number of
volumes added to the library
increased by 10,183 after
worn, obsolete, or discarded
books were removed. Re
quests for books from the
branch libraries Increased by
1,605 or 6B.7 per cent.
Reviewing events of the
year, the librarian said the
highlight was the receipt of a
Book-of-lhe-Month club award
during National Library
Week. The current programs
of centralized book purchas
ing and cataloging, exchange
of books and other close co
operative efforts, he stressed,
were basic to receiving the
award.
New Sorvices Start
New services initiated dur
ing the year included a pro
gram of exchanging books
among the Ashland and Jose
phine county libraries and the
Public Library of Medford
and Jackson County. This ex
change was designed to bring
patrons belter service with
less cost. Olher new services
were listed by Bacon as the
purchase of Moody's Investors
Service and the indexes for
biography, business and edu
cation. .
Listed as physical improve
ments at the library were a
new roof installed on the Car
negle half of the headquarters
library and painting of the
ceilings to improve the light
ing, an improvement deferred
from 1961-62.
Several valley cities im
proved the facillliej at their
branch libraries during the
year. Gold Hill, Phoenix,
Jacksonville, Prospect, Butte
Falls, Shady Cove, Table Rock
and Central Point all "made
significant expansion or Im
provement," Bacon said.
Higher Performance
In the problem area, the
librarian placed the demands
for higher performance by
students, who have flocked to
the' library Jn an effort to
'achieve this higher perform
ance. The result is felt in the
calls from the branch libraries
to the headquarters library
and in the Increased number
using reading room facilities.
The library has employed
teacher-assistants for evenings
to better serve students and
"keep the educational atmos
phere" present in the reading
rooms.
Bacon said he anticipated
further cooperative efforts be
tween the schools and the
public library In bring belter
service to students without re
ducing the public library's re
sponsibility to adults.
"The past year's progress
has been the product of the
auiiuii tinu i r in wui k Ul
many In the library and in
the community." Bacon con
cluded his report. "The in
creased support of county and
city has been fundamental
to the year's success."
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Births
AMES; Mr. and Mrs. Alvln,
1717 Jasmine ave., Medford,
July 10, 1963, a girl, 7'ii
pounds, at Crater Osteopathic
hospital.
POLING-To Mr. and Mrs.
Paul E 1755 Scenic ave.,
Central Point, July 16, 1963,
a boy, 8'i pounds, at Rogue
Valley hospital.
REDDINGTON; Mr. and
Mrs. Richard James, 1118
Spring st., Medford, July 19,
1963, a girl, 5'2 pounds, at
Rogue Valley hospital.
DEAN; Mr. and Mrs. Riley
F., 2685 Council ave., Med
ford, July 19. 1963, a boy, 6Mi
pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital.
PARCHER; Mr. and Mrs
Thomas L . 236 North Oak-
dale ave., Medford, July 20,
19H3, a girl, 7'i pounds, at
Rogue Valley hospital.
the Jackson
courl.
county district
Roporti Thelti-Umberl A.
Borcllo of Table Ruck report
ed the theft of 15 sprinkler
heads from his Table Top
Hereford ranch to the sher
iff's office Saturday.
Weather
FORKCASTS
Medford and vicinity: Consider
able rlondlncu and cooler today
and Monday with chances of ft few
nhnwer beginning this evening.
Hifth today 60, low tonight 33, high
Monday 78.
Western Oregon: Mostly cloudy.
Chance of a few ihowcrs in north
portion and along the coat tudav
and tonight. Partly cloudv In in
terior Mnnriy. Cooler today. High
both dy (10-70 except RO In ex
treme Bouth Interior. Low tonight
4B-M
Northern California: Fnlr today
nd Monday except coanlal high
fog and chance of alternoon
thunderstorms in the extreme
northern mountain!. Cooler Inland
Monday.
UX'At, DATA
TEMPEFtATUHE: Mean yesterday
73: normal.
Record high this date ton In ln.M).
Record low thli date 43 In 1914.
PRECIPITATION: 34 hour to
mtnnigm none.
Midnight to 10 a.m. none.
Total this month .IS in., .03 In.
below normal.
Total since Sept. 1 26.73 in., 7.18
In above normal.
HUMIDITY; Lowe yesterday
10',;,.
fhnh 4:S 24
C1TY Venter, a.m. nr.
day I-nw Free.
Rrooklngg d5 SI
Kliiinatb Falls fll ft?
MEDFORD 87 JVB
Port hi lid 7 2 ft 8
Seattle 73 ftfl
Spokane 84 AO
Yakima . . 80 Hfl
Eureka A3 ftft
Red Bluff 9ft ft3
Sdcramrnto 02 ftf
San Francisco 53 ftl
I .os Angeles 84 65
PhoVnix 10ft 77
fenver 04 7 tr
Chicago 7ft Aft ftt
Miami Beach 17 74 ftl
New York 83 Aft All
Wardngton. f)C. f2 73
AI'NIIAY, JLXY 21""
Sunset today 8 43 p m
Sunrtfip tomorrow ft ft3 am
Mnonset tonight 9 3B p m
FirM Quarter . July 28
There will be one more eclipse
this year, a total eclipse of the
Moon on December 30. In H'H4
there will he (our partial eclipnet
of the Sun and two total eclipse
of the Moon
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