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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1936)
July 13, 1036 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVE CITY BRIEFS lliiili'-l'ilcul lliiimroil -Rrvit nonpar who, will be niiii'iind to Arthur Hrooka on Biituriliiy avmilliK lit H o'clock lit tlio I'll Mt Christian nhuri'h, wik compll monttd with a Initial ahowrr luat Friday uvunlng hy a group of frlondn. Tho purty wna hold at llio church. Aiilliitl Ion Ai'irpliMl A pplli'a tlon of (! W. Harna, Klamath Falls, for umiolntimtnt lis a iino- iinil lltuli'iisnt, Infantry, In til uriny rxnnrv unrpa, haa boon an nuplnd hy tht U. H. war dopart in Mi t, II wu Unruud hurt Mgn (lay. Comes Horn liny yiirima, form erly ot Kluuiath Fiilla, haa iihivim! Intra to Join thn miirt of Ui Cun 11 In IC Honk Ulld Htallonory com pany. Vilnius rmiimtly wiik with MuntKomory Ward mid ctiinpany at ijiiKono, limn VIltoi ri-H. W. I. Ilnroliiy anil daUKhtor, Jaunt, of Hloux Oily, Iowa, n ro vlaltlns: lit I h home of Mr, uml Mia. Orvlllo Mlllull at Kliunath AKoiwy. Mr. unit Mia. llartilay nro old lima rraldanls ot KlmuiitU Aticiioy, IVUVva Arm- llospllnl Hoy prlcsl, B-yoar-old hoy who was Inst iiiuir HpriiKiio rlvnr lunt nook, haa anfflrlnnlly rcovorod to Innvo Klumnth Vallny hospital, uml ru in r it to Hpragua Itlvur with hla piironta, .Mr a. Howard l.oavoa Mia. Ida Howard, for n lima tlma mutron lit thu Klumnth county jutl, haa luft for J'ortlnnd, wh-ro aha -will vlalt for stunt tuna. Mm. Vnrnnti Wilson, wlft of Ilia JulU.r. will liamlla III dutlaa ot matron. Ilriurn lo I'orllnml Mra. Hon nlo Holm mid llitlu aim, (iuno. who hava humi vlsltliis; Mr, Ol'd Mra. HrrkWi-y DnVaiil and ralallves at Mitrrlll, luft Bnturdiiy (or tholr homo In I'orlland, In Portland Sheriff l.loyil Low and District Atlornuy II. 0. Illack mr art tsptcted back from J'orl land Tuotday. Thity wort culled Ultra to tratlfy In tht Johnny Morrow morala trial. Itc porta Arclilrnt John tl alnxnr of Malln raporlad an accl iltnt which occurred north of Mur rlll. Driver of lha otlur car waa from a CCC camp, ha aald. Vital Statistics CUItltKNCK Horn to Mr. and Mra. FY ,M, (,'urrtnco of Word Oregon, a ilrl, July 13, at Klam ath Valley hnapllal. Weight, paunda and 11 ouncra. Court House Records (Halunlny) lllvorra Act"n Kllril - (lonraa L, Hand virsua Alia R. ltnud. Coiipla married ()( ohcr, 1U3J, In Hlnvcnaon, Wash. Plnlntlff chargea cruel and In human t rrnt inotit. aaka custody of two minor children, aubjii't to dnfnniliint'a riht to vlalt aald ahlldrnn at all reaanunhln and prnpiT time. Don V, llnmlln, plaintiff's attorney. Other Action 1'lliit I'll Ion Holding company vcraua R. J. t Ifinl.racin et al. l'liilutlff aska 132:1(1. Willi Interest In payment of balance due on prom issory nolo, further an in of H with Iiilorast for Innurnncn prem luma paid hy plnlntlff, $200 at torney's fooa and cnata. Plain tiff further aaka Hint lie mnrtgngt on dnfomlant's real property be declared n prior Urn, Hint mort gage be foreclosed and property ordered aold to aatlafy clnlnia. It. C. Uroeabeck, iilnlntlff'a attorney. Obituary IltKXE KI,l.ltKTl nOIHN Iron Klltabeth Itoltln, 19. a nnllvt of Klamath Knlla, pnased away at Cryalnl Springs near Clone, Sunday, July 12, at 6:45 9. m. Surviving are hor pnr tntn, Mr. and Mra. Louis Robin of tli la city, eight alatera and ono brother, Mra. Clarvict Atlama and Mra. Ivnn Mr Cord of Klam ath Falla, and Mra. Laura Htov onaen and Mlaa I.uclle Itubln ot Ilend, Klholyno, Dorothy, Jonn and Jnno Itobln of ,Knuinth Knlla, nlao Itnymnnd toJln of thla city. The rnmnlna real In the Enrl Whltlnrk Kiinernl Homo, I'lne atruet at Sixth', whero frlonda may call, Noflrr'W fu nornl to ba announced Mil' 'tho noxt laaue of thla pit per. "Mlaa Irene Itobln waa a membar of tho graduating china of'Klainnth Union High achuol ot May, Xtii, Funerals ItlCHAItn (1RAIIAM ItOWH Funnrnl aorvlona for the late niohnrd (Iruhuni Howo who pnaa od away In thla city Krlilny, July 10, wore t6 bo held In the chapel of tho Karl VVhltlock Funeral Homo, Pino atroot at Blxtli, Mon ilny, July 13, at 6:uo p, m., Willi tho rtcv. Fred Hoinahiih of Klnmitlli Toinplo ot thla oily ofrialHtlng. Frlonda are lnvltc.il. Com mil in out aervlcoa mid Inlor m out Los Angcloa, Wcdnondiiy, Julv Ui, nl 8:00 p. in. Tho ro nialna will he forwarded hy goullioin I'tloiric, Tuonilny, July 14, at 7 ; n G a. in. rna l''ln Tho flra dupnrt niant waa cullud out ahortly uflnr inldiilKlit Hundny to a graaa fire which hroka out ut ICO kilUorudo atriiuU No dninuao roaultod. Vlalli'il Horn Mlaa Cuthryn Kaklldaen of Ml. Hebron, Calif., wna Hit weekend yutat of Mine i.o runt jientuuy on Uroliurd uvo nue. . . WEATHER , The Cyclo-Htormogruph at Un derwood 'a phurmacy ahown that no chnniiu hue tulien pluce In biirometilo coinlllloiin tor thu laat 72 bourn and continued flue Weill her limy ho expeuled with nor in ii 1 Biiuiinor tumpoialiiroa. The Tycoa recording tlitir mnmeto reglatorud mnxlmiiin und in In lin u in tomporuturue Mon day na followa: High , 86 Low D7 rorocuat for noxt ii lioura: Kalr and warm. Tulelake Briefs TUI.K1.AKK, Cnl. Mra. Wll Mum Wellkiiinp, nmlnied by Mra. Jim Hrown und Mra. William Aiidcraon, enlerlulnud innuibnra of Wluoiua club Thuraday afler noon. Koiiilenn mnmbiira ro aponded to roll call and Mra. Kelnon, l.oniivlew, Wnaliluglon, who la a Kiient of her dniiKhter, Mra. Klmrr Waldrlp, wna a vlaltor. v Tho group la planning a aerlea of email card purl lea to bo glvm lit hoiuea of tho mombera over an extended period of tlmn to rnlae (inula for continuing acllv II lea next fall. Tho flrat party la ached Hied for next Wednnaday afternoon, July It, at the homo of Mra. Theodore Nelaon. Three tallica will he In play, the gamea will atari prompt ly at 2 p. m and a charge of 25 eenta will be made ouch plny- er for the afternoon. Mr. nod Mra. W. It. Trnnde-well,- Oakland, apent luat week with Mr, and Mra. A. W. Mackun nt their aunt in or home on Cres cent lake. Trade well la aff III nled with Draum-Kneckt-Helmnn III Oakland, and Mra. Tradewell la tht former Margaret Macken, The emnll daughter ot Mr, and Mra. Lea Dixon la 111 with whooping cough. Mra. lone tienvey, Dunamulr, rilatrlnt prealdent of tht Amarl- rnn I.igliin auxiliary, waa pres ent last Wednesday for luatalln- tion or newly elected ofricora of lha local auxiliary. Tho session waa opened hy Mra, Muriel Hooper, and Mra. Keavry acted aa Insulting officer with Mlsa 1. Illhin Wlncaky, Duna mulr, filling llio offlre of aorg-ennt-at-arms. The Tulelake chapter will sponsor a float to be dlaplnyed In tho pnrada during tho aecond dlairlrt convention to be held In Hollywood In Aiiguat, Prior to tho afternoon ai'aalon, Mra, Honvey wna honored al a nn-boatesa luncheon at thn Oasis enfn. Kprlug flowers lu low bowla centered the lillilo. Tht fotlowliDr nowljr electod ofricera will head tho chapter dur ing tho next year: Prealdent, Mra. lleulnh Welea; flrat vlco president. .Mra. Flor ence Dunlnp: aecond vice preal dtnt, Mra. Dorothy Agar; aocre-tnry-treasiirer, Mra. Vera Ilrown; cliupluln, Mra, Arllne Campbell; aergennl-nt-nrma, Mra. Marie Nelaon; historian, Mra. Francea Expressed Out of Drouth Area It' ?T- uB&iimaw.'wv'''' With drouth and heat taking an appalling toll of llvcstotk, the owner of thla fine riding horse spared no expense to rush Ilia hie.h prlced mount out of the atricken area. Crating the steed according to express company regulations, and attaching hit feod to the framework, owncra ot a Jefferson City, Mo., training stable shipped him to Campbell Bewail of Houston, Tex., at a cost ot $70. Yoat; txeeullvt woman, Mra. Frances Mosebar. Mra. Weise, after taking office, named tht following committees: rehabilitation, Kate Iferney; child welfare, Muriel Hooper; commun ity aervlce, Francet Yoat; Americanism, Blanche Sutton; legislation, Marjorlt Chamber lain; poppy, galea, Arlene Camp- hell; music, Agnea Miller; coop erative aalea, ltuth Kadoua; jun ior chairman, Florence Dunbar; publicity, Dorothy Agar, Mr. and Mra. George flenlry, Wlnfleld, Kanaaa, are gueata of Oentry'a brother, Karl Gentry, and family. Mra. Carl Hurge, I'ortliind. a daughter of the gueata. la alao a guest of the local family. Mr. and Mrs. George Hnulen- beek, and daughtera of Albu querque, N. M. hava arrived here to make their home. Haulen beok. formerly In the lumber hualneaa In Now Mexico, la look ing for a buslneaa location. Mr. and Mra. Jim Hamilton havt gone to Seattle where they will attend e'salona ot the Sbriu- era convention. Oregon Equipment In New Location The Oregon Equipment com pany moved from Ita location on Houth floveuth street Saturdny to modern apace on South Sixth street In the new quarters the firm haa Installed a larger repair de partment fyd dovotcd generoua apace for displaying equipment. Four-H News Henley The Happy Henley Canners held another meeting, Friday. July 10, at tht home of their loader, Mra. Fleming. Two dem- onatratloiia wert given, one on cold packed raspberries, by Dor othy Dixon and Shirley Falrclo and tht other on cold packed curranta by Erie Fleming and Martha Keller. A hualneaa meeting waa held after the demonatratlona and several songs were aung. The AllHinont Poultry Club Laat week we met out at HarpolB Dnm where we hnd our lunch, then we had awlinmlng, fishing and hiking. Our local leader la Mr. Lewis of tho Lewis farma. Our club la now work ing on a Judging team to aend to the atate fair at Haloin. The oftlcera of our olub are aa fol lowa: Stanley Sexton, prealdent; liny Jonea, vice prealdent, and Beverly Anderson, secretary. GAME POSTPONED The Klamath Basin league game between Kaateldo-Kwaiina and Tulelake waa poatponed Sunday. Do You Piny POLITICS? It'a .New nt CUNNING'S For Stationery 712 Mnln Phone IM2 E JOURNEY FUTILE flllATEtl LAKR NATIONAL PAItK, Ore July 12, (Hpeelal) Cumo young William Hayes, 10, utter two thousand miles hitch-hiking from Dullna, Tex, lo Crater Lake Huturdity search' !e,2 for a ' brother-in-law, Joe Jackson, whom ho thought waa working in the park. Two niontha of thumbing rides ended in illauppnlnlment, Joe Jackson waa not in the parU to welcome hla allitht, tow-headed kin. Four months ago young Hayes had a letter that (old him to meet JncKaon at Crater Lake. With 11.60 In bli pocket, the parent !sa boy set forth from DuIIuh, Hutching rides and now and thau obtulnlng food. His' wiiiiderlnga to the park brought him up Into MonliinS, Into Ore gon, finally to Medford and then to Crater Lake. A thorough check of all camps In thn park, revealed his waa a fruit lena smirch. The boy hud lost most of hla clothea when his suitcase waa stolon near Kugene, ha aald. In the park thousands of miles from hla lust home and penniless, ha waa a picture of deapnlr. Hungara donated several dol lars to him, gave him supper and clothes and arranged a ride buck to Medford, where be hoped to find a chore boy's Job on some fnrm, striving in the mean time to locate hla kin through the malls. SEATTLE HURTIT PARK Mrs. J. L. Wilson. 22, Seat tle, auatained painful brulsee Katurday forenoon in Crater Lake national park when struck by a boulder while walking down the Crater Wall trail. The rock, which becama loos ened from the crater wall a short distance above the trail, atruck the woman In the leg, throwing ber down on the trail. Her head atruck another rock, causing a alight wound which re quired one atltch. - She heard the boulder coming and was attempting to dodge It when she was atruck. This la the first mishap of Ita kind recorded on the trail, IVi miles In length from the rim to the lake shore. Rocks roll across the trail very Infrequently. She was carried to the rim. three-quarters ot a mile up, by CCC enrollees and Ranger Na turalist Gordeon Heggenesa, who was on the acene in less than five minutes after the miabap. The party, Including Mrs. Wilson, Mr. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. H. R. 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