The Evening herald., April 13, 1936, Page 5, Image 5

April 13, 1936
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
CITY BRIEFS
(i I i'rliliiy berveil Uood
Friday olmorvnd hy tho Ho
1 1 it ii Kit. grunge ut tin ruKUlur muot
lti K III" uvonlng ( April 10. Tho
atory uf tlm betrayal,, doulh nntl
reaiirreotlun or Christ wna rand by
Hid entire i'uui. Munli nioiubnr
rend aovnrnl versus from tho
chapter 14, IS and 10 H Murk'
Mumliom riionded 1 'I'0 rollciill
ly iilvliiK u, fuvorlto lllblo vorao.
Two reading were given, "Tlio
(Innloii of lluaiirreotlun" mut a
poem biiaort on tho atory In Mark
l(:l-l. A dlamiealon rollowml,
lb toplo ot whititi w "How Oun
tlio Hoimuaa Orange Help lu lle
llglou Activity of Ilia Coinmun
ityt" Hnvoml tumllliir bynina
wort lung by tho iroiii.
VUlUir lYroni I'ortlnnil Miriam
Trunx, formor resident ot Klam
nlli Kalle, ipunt Sunday visiting
frloiule hero. Blio woo a wiAik end
guoat ot th homo of bar unci ond
aunt, Or. and Mm. 1 I.. Triux.
Mlu Truax la doing visiting teach
ing work lu I'orUnud.
To Visit Mother Mrs. Joas
rtlnior ot titt Orchard avenue
ln(t Monduy (or Crtmcent Oily,
Calif., where alio will apond a
wook vlaltlng her mniuur, Mra.
(Iraoo llubnr. Mra. liuhcr. who
la well known In Klamalb Falls,
will celebrate bar 74tb birthday
on April 17.
Trash Vint Tho flro dopart
moiit' wna palled out at o'clock
Hiindny tivnnliiK. whin trnah In
tho alloy back of tho Hex theatre
naught on flro. Tho blaae wn
extinguished without coming
damage.
Court House Records
(HATUIIUAY) .
Divorce Action Filed
Nora Mario Huwell veriua
Jamea B. Howell. Oouplo mar
ried ' In Itoaeburg, July 1DJB.
Plaintiff charges cruel and In
human treatment, asks restore
l ion of maiden name, Nora Mario
1'arrlah. Hurry 1), Bolvln, plain
tiff! eltorney.
Other Aellona Filed
Klainalh Wot torn company
venue N, Marchand t al. Plaln
lirr aaka $1035. SG with Intereat
In payment of a promissory note,
1772.47 accrued Intoreat, $360
atlorney'a foea ond conn. Plain
tiff lurthcr aaka that Ita mort
gage on dofimdant'a real prop
erly bo declared a prior lien, that
mortgage bo foreclosed and prop
erly ordered aold to satisfy
elalmi. 1). V. Kuykendall, plain
tlff'a attorney.
General Rand and Oravel com
pany veraua U L. Low, (leorge
MoCollum, Falls Lumber com
pany at ol. Plaintiff aeka a ile
rreo raatralning L. L. Low , e
ahorirr of Klamath county trvm
proceeding with aalo of certain
foreclosed properly previously be
longing to MoCollum and tho
K n III Lumber company until
plaintiff can eatnbllih prior right
to aald property and receive
amount allegedly owed It, either
from aale or property or Irene
for or title. U. B. Balentlno,
plaintiff! attorney.
Divorce tirantnl
Edmund Hon Hire granted a
decree of divorce from Alice Vera
Hire. Plaintiff awarded cuatady
or minor ion ond granted right
to vlult minor daughters ot 111
reaaonnbla and proper tlmea. Dto
creo by default. w
Mnrrlnge Appllcnllona
Jamea Htotahoe, ts, Merrill
railroad man. to Alice . .MUriu
Grlgaby, legal ago, Klamalb. t'allaj
rarmwire,
8. V. Qodard. 4S. Klamath
Fa lie clerk, to Leo Kllngler, legal
ago, Medtord bookkeeper.'
Charlotte Fisher
formerly with Murray's of
Lo Potnte'i Solon of Beauty
hot accepted potltlon with
Hazel Beauty Shop
125 N. 7th Phono 2377
lw NCW waSHM ) (I HOPE YOU DON'T
1 tS COMING fi MAKE HIE SAME
TOWY yilliTAKEIMAPE J
WHAT ( I0IDNT USE THE $0AP 1he
DO YOU SALESMAN RECOMMENDED.
MEAN?) AND SO MY GOTHES BEGAN J
v -"J I TOTURNYEILOW...ANO
) THE ALUMINUM
Sfi i I IN MY WASHER1 ZH
aa
IWMT SOAPN falNSO! IT WASHES V.
DID HE ClOTHES WIIITCR. AND A
(RECOMMEND?)! ERE ,S NOTHING ABOUT
.(-' IT TO TURN CLOTHES
V ( YEILOW OR BLACKEN )
11 TILUONSof women wlthoutwashcif
IVi make a quick, easy ob of washday
by uiing Rinio, Try it and sccj And
you'll get much whiter wmlici'wlih'.
out icnibblnft or bollingl roR!no'i
creamy, active audi sunk out dirt. RASio
t. :rU a.r l..ln ut,Aa ui. ilt
banlnl walir. Rccom- jBTHeaaiv 4
mended by makers of ij
nmoui wathera,
Mnri'led on Koatnr Ulna Vlnln
dwlNhni' mid J, ('tulle Domiliuu
of. Hand, were unlliul In mnri'luKo
iOuHttir Huniliiy ut tlio homo of the
lirlilo'a iinreiila, Mr, uud Mra, I',
V. HwlHliur of Mcdford, Follow
ing tho oureiiioiiy tha couple loft
for a brlof wedding trip through
Orogoii and Wuahlngtoii, and
they will return to iniilie their
homo In lioiid. Mra. Donuhuo wna
rnoeiitty employed aa atniiogrupli
nr lu tho dletrlnt atlorney'a of
fice horo, and Mr. Doiuiliuo la an
omployo ol the Mount Mood
Htugna, Ilia.
. (. T. I'. Meeting RoguUr
miiotliig or tho Klumath Fulla
briinch or the Womeu'a CHrlatlun
Teinpnruncn Union will bo held
at i o'elock, Tueadoy aftornoon,
April 14. ut the J minimum nap-
tlat ohuri'h at High and Kloveiith
atrenla. All membera are urged
to be preaiMit and all vlaltora will
bo welcome, Tho W. 0. T. U. la
nou-duiiomliiatloiial and non-par-tlaan.
Cnrrln on rnninilttne Hlchard
Ourrln of Klamath Kalla la
chairman of tha decoration oom-
mltlne for Junior Week-end or
the tlnlveralty of Oregon to be
hold In Kiikuiio May II, 9 and
10, according to word received
here. Junior Week-end la one of
tho moat liiiportiint nveuta of
the aihuiil your, and ouo which
atlructa ninny vlaltora to the
achool. i
IjMivlnir for North -Mra. T)
L. McLucna and daughter, Pa
tricia, worn to leave Mommy
night for Ht. Helena, Ore., where
Ihny will vlult Mra. McLucna'
paronla,
lfmlfv P.-T. A.-iTbo Henley
P.-T. A. will hold lla monthly
mooting Tuesday at 1:00 p. m., at
tho Henley grade achonol. The
Henley rinA chaptor will furnlah
the program.
Go to nichmond Mr. and
Mra. Lloyd Del.np wero back
Monday after a motor trip to
Richmond, Calif., where they at
tended the funeral of Mra. 1)0
Lap'a ilater.
Vlelt In Medfonl Dr. and Mra.
Harold M. Brown, Mlaa Marguer
ite Hrown and Mlaa Mary K.
Rtewart apent Koator Sunday vla
Itlng In Medford.
Jolly Klght Tho Jolly Eight
club will meet at the homo of
Mra. Paul Keyea on North Ninth
atreot Tueadny afternoon at I
o'clock.
Sheriff lleturna Sheriff Lloyd
I,. Low returned to Klamath
Kalla Haturday night after two
daya apent Invnatlxntlng tho Bold
atore robbery at llonanaa.
Itetiiiiia Home Mra, Viola
I) u n hit I- returned Monday from
Long Uouch, whore alio ultnudnd
funiiriil anrvlvea for her uncle, I),
11, (Jiimpnull, who died tlm re ro
ounlly, (Juiiiplmll waa a promi
nent cnpltullat and property own
er In the Klamath country tor
many year, Mra, Dunbar met
her diiiiKhtnt', Kuy Dinilmr In
Hun francleco, and apent the
wuuk-ond thuro, Mlaa Kuy will
rntnrn home Monday nvonlng
with Mr. and Mra, 0, H. Hill
aud daughter Jorry.
Aloha diopter O. R. H. ling
ular meeting or Aloha chapter,
O, JO. H. will bo held Tueadny
evening, April 14, a I o'clock In
Mnaonlo temple, Mra, Kdua Kent,
worthy matron, and Loyal il.
Hopklna, worthy patron, extend
a cordial Invitation to all mem
bora and vbiltliig mombera.
Degree of Honor The meeting
Of the Degree of Honor lodge
and the card party to follow will
be held thla evening (Monday)
In the auditorium of the city
library Inatead or In K, C. hnll
aa prevloualy announced.
Down from Lake Howard
Crawford or tba Crater lake park
ataff apent Huturdny evening
In Klamath Falla. He went to
Medford Sunday. Crawford vlalt
ed Cecil Morrla here.
Hero Prom Spokane Frank
Prince, technician for the Spokane
II ml lo company, la In Klamath
Kill Li vlaltlug hla paronla, Mr. and
Mra. J. W. Prince, and hie elatcr,
llelon, at 1 3.1 C Croacent avenue.
'andldntea' Dinner Midland
grunge la apomiorliig a raiidlilntea'
dinner at grange hall May 1. at
7:00 p. in. All candldatea uro cor
dially Invited. Chicken dinner will
be aerved by women of II. K. C.
Hapny Hour Club Tho Happy
Hour chid will meet with Mra.
O. M. llootor on North Ninth
atroet Tueadny aftornoon.
Brother 1Ocnlcd A brother of
Hoburt Ward who died In Mer
ced, Cltlir., luat week waa located
through a nowa item appearing in
thla pupur. Ward la employed ua
flrutiuin at Laimn'a mill at Modoc
Point. Itobert Ward wna former
ly a rcatituruut operator In thla
city. .
Larceny from Cnr Alice Dlck
onaou ot 1122 North Klglilh
atreot reported to police bureau
Sunday tho theft of an automo
bile robe and aeveral ahlrta from
her cur which wua parked at
Lakoahoro Inn Saturday night.
Tho machine wna locked, and the
handle of tho door broken off.
Mnkee 11iiIiic Trip Police
Judge Clifton Itlchmond left thla
week-end for Seattle where ho
will apend a week on a biialnnaa
vlalt. Otto Langalnt la acting In
tha capacity ot police Judge dur
ing Rlchmond'a abaence.
1'orllmid Vialtor Harry Hol
llatur, Portland lnaiiriiuce agent,
la a bualncaa vialtor In Klamath
Kalla.
Here from South Guy Inmnn
of San Fruuclaco, reprnaentatlve
of tho U. S. F. . Inaurance
company, la a bualneaa vialtor In
Klamath Falla.
Obituary
CLYDK CLAV IX)TCnE8
Clyde Clay Lotchea, Infant aon
of Mr. and Mra. Martin Lotchea.
paaacd away at tha Klamath rea
ervation on Sunday, April 12.
Ha waa a native of tho Klamath
reservation and waa aged 2 yeara
8 mnntha and 11 dnya. Ho leavea
bealdea Ills parent, three broth
era. Chauncey, Dally and Martin
Lee; two alatera, Marjorio and
Dorothy, all of Modoc Point; and
grandparent, Mr. nnd Mra. By
ron Lotchea of Wllllumaon lllver.
Tho remalna rent In the Klamath
Funeral Home, 925 High afreet,
where frlonda may call. Notice of
the funeral arrangement will bo
announced at a later date.
Accept Position Charlotte
Flaher, formerly of La Ponte'a
aalon of beauty, baa acceptod a
poaltlon al the lintel Beauty
ahop on North Beventh atreet.
AHontion Towntonditos
Men nnd Women Wanted
to Complete Canvea.
. Report at fliil Main
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Phone
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Time For
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Cleaning.
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Cleaned
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A OINIaM M010U rKODUCT
1330 Main' St.
H.E.HAUGER
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Christian Science
Church
No mora ahort-wavo broadcaata
will bo made thla acaKon from
Crutof lake. Monday mornlng'e
brondcaat waa tho laat, and It car
ried an announcement to that effect.
Throughout the winter aeaaoni
dally broadcaata wore made from
abort wave elation at government
camp, for the purpoa of Inform
ing the public of condition at the
lake. Thurlow Wauchope, wbo
liaa a receiving act at the armory,
ha takon tho dally broadcaata for
the Klamath county chamber of
Commerce, which in turn baa re
leaned tba Information to the radio
atation and the newapapera here.
Seventy car carried 245 per-
Mone into Crater Lake nark Sun
day. There I now 122 lnchea ofl
now on the ground at government
camp, and 107 lnchea at Annie
Spring. Road to government
camp are In good ahapa.
Office Will Open '
for Registration
Th nnnftf aIai-I'. nrinA will 1.
open Monday and Tuesday nigbta
until a o ciock tor tne convenience
of late reentrants.
Tueaday, April 14, 1 the laat
day for reglaterlng for tho primary
election Mnv IT. Tttn Knf.l..
be closed after 9 p. m. Tuesday.
rersona wno nave voted in tho
past two ytars need not register.
Tear are composed ot a chem
ical called lyaozyme. probably tha
moat powerful germ killer In
the world.
Schilling
Buy pepper intho
' larger oixeo.
Viooh -what you save!
let. pepper lot
An. pepper 151
8. pepper 25 1
"Are Bin, DUeaae and Death
Real?" waa the aubject of tho Lea-on-8ermon
in all Churches of
Chrlat, Scientist, on Sunday, April
12th.
Tho Ooiden Text waa, "All fleah
xliall ace the salvation of Clod"
(Luke 3:6).
Among (he citation which com
prised the Leaaon-Sermon waa the
following from the Bible: "Agree
with thin . adversary quickly,
while tbou art In tho way with
him; lest "at any time the adver
sary deliver thee to the Judge, and
tha Judge deliver theo to the of
ficer, and thou be cast Into prl
on" (Mutt. 6:28).
The Leaaon-Sermon alao Inclod
th tho following correlative paas
agee from the Christian Science
textbook, "Science ond Health
with Key to tho Scripture," by
Mary Baker Kddyt 'Agree with
thine adversary quickly, rralloa
thou art In tha way with him.'
Suffer no claim of ain or of sick
ness to grow upon the thought, '
Diamlae it with an abiding eon,
victlon that It la Illegitimate, be-
cause you know that God la no
more tho author of aloknese than
Ho la of aln. You have no law of
HI to support the nocoaalty either
of aln or alekneu, but you have
divine authority for denying that
neceaalty and healing tho aick"
(p. 390).
TOTIHIE IFUHBJ
Golden Rule Store Regrets to
Announce That the
scheduled to appear here Monday,
April 13, was held up Sunday by state
police in Medford due to the fact it
was necessary to obtain an Oregon
state permit for an oversized vehicle
to travel Oregon highways. At the
present time they were unable to se
cure this permit. If possible to bring
this famous car here later Golden
Rule will be happy to do so.
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