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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1939)
PAGE TWO THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON December 13, 1939 Christmas Bnwwr The Worn en's Council of the First Christ tan ehurnh will hold Its annual Christmas bataar on Saturday, December 16, In the Firt Federal Loan association building at the corner of Sixth and Main streete. i Those In charge are Mrs. ,C. 8, Robertson, chairman, assisted by ' Mrs. Kay Blggers. Mrs. Effle Paul. - Mrs. Grace Leech, Mrs. Pearl Bchults and Mrs. Henry Duran. There will be various klnda of handaoma fancy work and cooked foods Including candy and pastry. Rose Club Party The Chrlst : ma party of the Rose club of the First Presbyterian church has Ham i.htnr.H from tha residence ' of Mrs. Theodore Smith to the church. It will be held on Thurs day, December 14, at two o'clock h nnrannnl irlft exchance. Also In tie church parlors. There will be a personal gut excnange. also any one desiring so to do, will bring a baby's gift for the poor. ' Women a Council The Wom an'a Council of the First Christian church will meet In the church Thursday, December 14. A hot luncheon will be nerved at noon h. r.rAim S. fnllnwerl hv the usual business meeting. Group 1 la In charge or the program. . Everyone Is urged to attend as this la the last meeting before the holldaya. Rehekeh Korlat rluh A meet lng of the Rebekab Sociul club will be held Thursday afternoon, December 14, at 2 o'clock In the dining room of the IOOF hall. At that time there will be Christ mas gift exchange. Officers and members are asked to be present. Improving Earl Templar, who ha been In Hillside hospital for aeveral weeks In a critical condi tion, was reported as showing definite improvement weanesaay. fiugarman'e to neupen Soon K. Sugarman'a store, recently damaged seriously by fire, will re open for business as toon as In surance adjustment Is completed. The adjusters aro etui ouiy, ana the task la proving alow one. K. Sngnrman, injured wnne at tempting to save bueiness records from the fire, la recovering from bis Injuries and expects to be out again in a few days. Recovering Arnold Besl, gcnndla hall.- and Don Bcllon. Klamath Falls, were reported mr proving at Hillside hospital where thnv ra natienta following a car accident early Monday morning when their machine crashed into a switch engine on the Southern Pacific spur at the north end of the Sixth etreet viaduct. Beal suffered head Injuries and Bellon had a cut knee. Visiting Hero Mrs. John Brady of Forest Grove, Ore.. Is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hoskinson In Home dale. She will leave Sunday tor Morgantown, V. Va., where she will visit her brother, Virgil Lilly, teacher of botany In Morgantown university. She will be his guest during the holiday season. In Portland Word haa been received from Mrs. Katharine G. Nelson, appointed census taker in Klamath district, now in Port land studying at the school. Mrs. Kelson says the training la in tensive and she is working hard before returning to Klamath Falls. To See Movies The. Klwanls club at its meeting Thursday will view a moving picture In techni color entitled "The Power Behind the Switch." The movie was film ed by Copco. Fred Hamilton will preside and Fred Southwell will provide music . imam fl rjmvMACNEf ifH WvWrW ri No Aerial - No Ground Iff? i m yiN.'Hifi - , No Installation-' fir 4 rTilliffi'Tr' Required SsSiM- I fi! - Big 8-Tub. Model UHLIG'S 1026 Main Phone 234 GIVE IP FREE! ELECTRIC CLOCK WITH EACH CABINET MODEL PHILCOI ofVfe0siBB9aKa M FREE JL GUt Wrapping! IL PMILCO -ORTABUl; . 'tlks. (0 PME,II(B? PHONE 23 1026 MAIN Christmas Part)' The annual Chrlatmas party of the Sojourn ers club will be held Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock In the Wlllard hotel. This will also be the date of the Installation of officers. A Santa Claua will arrive shortly before the exchange of gifts from the tree. To Enjoy Party Members of district 3, Graduate Nurses as sociation, will meet at the health department, Eighth and Pine streets, Thursday evening at I o'clock when a Christmas party will be enjoyed. Those til tending are requested to bring an Inex pensive gift tor an exchange. Delphian The evening group of Delta Gamma of Delphian so ciety will meet at the home of Mrs. Brady Narey In the Audley apartmenta on Thursday evening. The t o p 1 e will be, "Art and Racial Ideals." Resumes Position R. E. "Bob" Elder, member of the city police force, was able to resume his position Tuesday following a week's Illness with Influensa. Other members ot the force were affected by the mild epidemic which la prevalent In the county. Retting Easily Rodney In msn; t-yesr-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Inmsn. la reported Improved at Klamath Valley hos pital where he aubmttted to an operation for the removal ot hit appendix on Tueaday. Meeting Place Changed The meeting place of the Eagle Auxiliary "has been changed to the home ot Mrs. Gladys Long. 619 North Eighth street, instead ot the home ot Mrs. MacAnulty. League to Meet The regular meeting of the League ot West ern W r i t e r a la acheduled for Thursday evening. December 14. at 7: SO p. m. In the chamber ot commerce rooms. Haa Operation Horace E. Gets. Paciflo Terrace. Is reported improving st Hillside hospital where he submitted to a major operation December i. PTA Notes . MODOC FOIXT A very Interesting meeting Is planned for the next regular PTA meeting of Modoc Point to be held in the sehoolhouse, Decem ber 14, at 2:45 p. m. Mrs. Isabella Rrlrnee will .how colored moving pictures of the folk dancing In the county schools ibsi spring, aiso pictures or tne Indian project carried on In Mrs. S. E. Rite's room. Mrs. Brlxner will also show colored moving pictures of Eur ope tsken by Doriis Porter. Everyone Is urged to attend. The carnival and dance spon sored by the Modoc Point PTA December 2. was an entovabla af fair and a profitable one. . xne Dooms or fancy work, for tune telling, cooked foods, candy and punch were well patronixed, as were the games of tun. 7 Daring the dance a lace table cloth was sold. Supper st a late hour conclud ed an evening of enjoyment. . , MILLS The executive board of Mills PTA met Wednesday, December 13, at 2 p. m. Mrs. Thornton Dean, chairman of Mills PTA study group, spoke to members of the executive board Interested in study group work. RIVER8IDH The regular meeting ot the Riverside PTA will be beld at the school auditorium December 2, at 1:20 o'clock, Instead ot 'Tues day, December 19. A Chrlstmss program will be given by the stu dents. Non-budgeted clerical assist ance will be provided to the of fice ot the district forest ranger located In the Foderal building at Klamath Falls. It was announced today by Karl I. Hire, N'i'A district super visor, that this will provide an opening for two young people be tween age IS and 25. A young woman la to be employed as typ ist and a young man to engage In mapping and other associated field work recording. Application tor this NYA work or NYA work on other Klamath Falls projects can be made at the NYA office at the city hall or direct by mail to the NYA di strict office, Court Mouse, Med ford. Openings are available tor 20 more young men and five more young women In this age range on local NYA projects. MODOC AREA GETS RECORD 4-INCH PRECIPITATION Word from the forest service at Alturas Is that record precip itation occurred at Whltehorae, In the Modoc area, last weekend. Between 4 a. m. Friday and 10 a. m. Saturday 4.00 Inches of rsln fell at Whltehorae. The Mc Cloud River Lumber company haa Installed complete weather bureau equipment at Whltehorae, and the precipitation waa record ed on a standard gauge. The telephone line went out and turthor Information was not available. It waa known, how ever, that it rained heavily after 10 a. m. Saturday. Whitehorse was temporarily Isolated when nine trees fell across the railroad . track and eight aeroaa the auto road. OBITUARY MARY ALICE POWELL Mary Alice Powell, a resident of Klamath Falls for the past six months, pissed away In this city on Tuesday,- December 12. at 7:15 p.. m. The deceased was a native of Hopklnsville, Ky., and waa aged 78 years and 20 days when called. She wss a member ot the Klamath temple. She Is survived by two sons, Wlllism Bacon of this city, and Henry of Gladewaler. Texas; one daugh ter, Mrs. Mary Lanier, of Long Beach, Calif.; one granddaugh ter, Mrs. John Kerlln of Klam ath Falls; also nine other grand children; one brother, Joe Stur dtvant ot Georgia. The remains rest In Ward's Klamath funeral home, 925 High street, where friends may call after 5 p. m., Thursday, December 14. The no tice ot the funeral arrangements will be announced In the next Is sue of this paper. HOWARD BOVLE ABBEY Howard Soule Abbey, a resi dent of Klamath Falls for the past 20 years, passed away In this city on Wednesday, Decem ber 13. The deceased wss a na tive ot Cloud county, Kas., ad was aged 42 years 4 months and 1 days when called. He was a member of the Baptist church. the local post, American Legion, and the local BPOE lodge No. 1247. He is survived by his wife, Lois Grace; three sons. Howard Jr., Robert and Billy; his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wallace Abbey, all of this city; one brother, Wslter one sister, Mrs. Arthur W. Lar- sen; two - nephews, Richard and Teddy Abbey of Medford, Ore. "he remains rest In Ward's Klam ath funeral home, 925 High street. 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Charles Ellison, 239 Brosd street, told city police that two thugs attacked him In front ot 830 Market street Tuesday night as he was carrying home a box of groceries on hta shoulder. After the fracas Ellison ssld he discovered- his ' billfold was missing Includjng his chauffeur's license, Mqttott ajnd operator's li cense, credlO'cad ' and other pipers. , QnaTman wa' tall, the other short. tha Only Informa tion Ellison eonla give police. FEDERAL AGENTS INVESTIGATE HOME OF RED AT BEND PORTLAND. Dee. 13 MV-Fed-ersi sgents visited Bend yester day to Investigate the business and Ufa ot Nlcholaa Doaenberg. held' In the eounty Jail here for New York on charges of passport Irregularities. It wss Indicated they might suite motion picture films which Dosenberg. known In Bend as Nicholas Datlant, often showed to friends. .Dosenberg, claimed by Thomaa F. Fitch of the depart ment of slate to be a ranking com munist, operated a grocery store in the central Oregon city where be was arrested Saturday. Official forms for taking ap plications ot parsons entitled to monthly payments under the fed eral old-age and survivors Insur ance program of the social se curity act are now available at the Klamath Falls office ot the nolal security board, Wesley Hayes, local manager, announces. "These forma are very simple mid are designed to speed up the clearance ot applications both' In tho field and al Washington head quarters where final approval la mado" llayea said. "Furthermore, this office will provide all assist ance necessary lu executing the application and no outside help la required.'' The application tor a primary benefit to a worker who Is now 65 or more Includes only eight questions. It the retiring worker has a wife of age 65, she will also file an application which In cludes only seven questions. The benoflt to I he dependent wife Is one halt that paid to the husband. A similar form would be tiled by a dependent child ot the worker It the child la under age 16, or under 18 and attending school. The amended social security act also Inoludes monthly benefits for the surviving widow and children ot a worker who dies after De cember 31. Forms era available for these benefits, but no appli cation for such benefits esn be sccepted until January I.- If a worker dies previous to that lima a lump sum psyment will be made to the widow or near family rela tives. The local aoclal security board office Is located at 611 Medical Dental building. CROWDER FLAT CCC CAMP CLOSED The CCC spike camp near Crow- der flat, In an area familiar to Klamath deer hunters, hss been closed tor the winter. The en- rollees were moved to Hackamore. The Modoe forest service haa received a new -KW eleetrlo plant to be Inatallsd at the Crowder flat. FUNERAL NOTICE RICHARD riNKNKT COMPTOX The funeral service for the Iste Richard Plnkney Compton, who passed away In this elty on Mon day, December 11, will take place from the chapel of Ward a Klam ath funeral home, 918 High atreet, on Thursday, December 14 at 10:30 s. m., the Rev. J. Clar ence Orr of the Immsnuel Baptist ohurch officiating. Commitment services and Interment In the iXInkvllle cemetery. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend. Mrn'a 1040 White Hag ftkl Toga sold only at Rudy's Men's Hhop, OOO Main. FIRST AID CLASS FOR SKIERS SET TO START FRIDAY The Crater Lake Hkl club pa trol announced Tuesday that first aid classes will lie slui'lnd Fri day, December 16, at 7:30 p. in., u the county court ruum at ine courthouse. Both men and women may take the course and It Is not llmlind lo skiers, patrol leaders said. The patrol Is seeking additional mem bers 10 carry tin first aid work In Crater lake park Ihla win! nr. The National Hkl annotation in eooperatlon with the Red Orosa haa nrauared a special first aid oourse for treatment nt skiing se- a denla. This will he given In connection with the regular stand ard first aid course. LAKEVIEW MAN ARRESTED ON LIQUOR CHARGE Dock Mack, Lakevlew, was are rested by city police on a drunf driving eherge late Tuesday afternoon on Ninth atreet. Mack was to be given bearing later. He waa also charged with hav ing no operator's license. Three drunks, two men charged with being drunk, and one lro( flo offender made up tbe Wed nesdsy morning report Issued by Police Judge Carl K. Cook. ADDITIONAL LIST OF JURORS DRAWN An additional list ot Jurors has been drawn to fill out the venire tor tbe December term ot eourl. Names drawn are Martin Sloeh alar, James B. Floyd, R. Ileber Radellffe, William It. Elliott, John Hagelateln, Frank Dearborn, OBITUARY CHARLKH KDGAK DAVIS Charles Rdgar Davis, for the last 10 years a resident ot Klan ath county, Oregon, passed away at Bprague Rlter, Oregon, on Fri day, December I, 1939. He was a native ot llouudale, pa., and at the time of his death waa aged 59 yeara 10 months and 35 days. Surviving are one daughter, Lydla Irene Daiia ot Riverside. Calif. He also leaves several stepchil dren, all living In Klamath coun ty, Oregon. Tbe remains rest In the Earl Whltlock Funeral Home, Pine street at Sixth. Notice of fu neral to be announced al a later date. DAIRY NKIGIIIIOIIM TO MEET Tbe next regular meeting of Ihe Dairy Neighbors will be on Thursday, Decem'ier 14, at 10 a. m. The project will be beef cookery. Members and others planning to attend should bring bread and butter sandwiches, an apple and 30 re'ita lo pay for the meat. Everybody la welcome. Blnce the fourth century, Christmas hss been obosrved as a Christian festival. aw shucks . give him a TIMELY REGISTERED U.5 PAT.OFF. j C L o the s THE "TIMELY" GIFT FOR HIM $30 to $40 . shoot the works SUIT! Give him the one gift that inspires poise, pleasure and pride, and watch the package produce a fourteen carat grin when he opens it Christmas morning . . Lady, he'll love you foreverl Long after the gadgets are gone and the doodads are done, the gift of a suit, topcoat or tuxedo will still be giving service and the man In your life will be thanking you every time he wears it. Get the family in a huddle and combine your resources to make this grandest gift success possible. Our staff is manned by experts who can help you with' the size, style and pattern and we won't let him wear it if it doesn't fit. Alterations, of course, can be made when convenient to him. And do come in while there is plenty of peace and elbow room. it Webb Kennett MEN'S CLOTHIER 7TH AND MAIN THE CHRISTMAS GIFT STORE FOR MEN Whr Woman Like To Shop
