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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1940)
January 1, 1940 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON 328885' - ; PfrQBlTHBEIS KLAMATH WILL HAVE BRANCH IN EDUCATION rtoalrtonta of Klamath Palls nd vlolnlly who aro anxious to study particular problems In psychology and got regular college or uni versity nroitlt nl t ho tnnio tlmo will linvo (III opiiort ii ii It y when thn "Klnmnlh Kiillk brunch" ir (lis Oregon state system of higher education opens Iti winter torm Thursday, Junuary 4, In Kromont icliool, Tho courses, "Cenntlo Psychol ogy" mid "Modal I'sycholuxy." moot for two-hour porlorie. Tho limtniclor will bo I.. K- Moaaongor, aealatanl profoaaor of paychology from flout horn Oregon College of Kducntloii, Tho genet la psychology ctaaa will moot cm-It Thursday after noon it 4:15 o'clock. It will toko up tho growth ' behavior during llio proimlul period, Infancy, mid early childhood, Alao to bo studied will bo fuels mid theories porlnlu lug to tliu dnvulopmimt of loco' motion, pitrcuiitlon, emotion, t i talllgmico, lunguugv, mid eoclal bo bavlor lit tho young child. Tbo social psychology group . will tiinot each Thurauny ovanlng lit 7:10. Topics to ho dlacuasud uro pcliulol.ul prucosaes In' volved In eoclul communication Iranemlaslon of cuatom, social cbango, social cooporallon and Intordopondonco, group conflict, public opinion, social control of tlio Individual, crowd buhavlor. and londorshlp. TboM courses aro plnnnod to orvo ill who ahow aultlclont ma turity and background to carry on tho work profitably to thorn aslvoa. Itpglatrntlon abould bo iiuiilo at tho flrat mooting of clones. Additional Information may bo obtatnod by writing Gen oral Kxlenelon Division, Unlver alty of Oregon, Kugono. 1939 Witnesses Passing of Many Well Known Citizens A now project tocently Inaugur ated by Iba atato gamo controls alon through aid or I'Utman Itoberlann federal funde provldea for the development of aeod In tho Willamette valley for the bonoflt of pheaaanta, quail and other imall gamo. Sltea of not loaa than 1000 acrea each that aro aultablo for restocking purposes will bo select ed and ensouiont control for a porlod of flvo yoara secured from tho landownera, which will glvo tho eommlaalon tho right to de velop food and covor reaourcea on tho land, reatock It with game and regulate tbo rcaaona and methods of hunting. Tbo program propoaea to keep tbo rotugea closed to all hunting for a period of tbroo yoara, attor which they will bo opened on a rotation baala. Il la anticipated that till plan, together with Inat year'a cloaura of the Willamette valley, will accompllah a groat deal toward tho rehabilitation of tbo phoaaant and amall gamo In tho weatern part of Oregon. Inaamucb aa a dotallod aurvey of game condition! had prevloualy been mado In Ilon'.on county by tho Oregon research unit, tho proaent program la being Initiated In that county to tnko advantage of tho data already available but will bo extended to other coun tlea of the valley alio. Although tbo work haa boon under way for only a anort period, farmers and landownera have shown a great Intoroat In the pro gram and In moat caeca hare co operated readily in algnlng up tho neceaaary aaaoments. News and Horald Want-Ads got results. Many oldtlmeio and other prominent cltliena paeaed from this life In tho year of lOSt. Per sona active In civic affairs, In bual- neaa, ,ln fralornnl organliatlona, and In nubile office, wero removed na tlinlr frlonda and aaaoclntes sor rowed, Tho following Hat waa compiled through tho generous aaalatanco of the Unrl Whlllock Funoral homo and Ward's Kliunuth funer al homo, In each Inslunco facts aro glvan In tbls ordur: lJuto of death, identification If noceaaary, number of yoara In dis trict! January January 1 A dam Woldman, lllldobrand 40 years. January 3 Hilda Myraotta Lo berl, Indian, Ufa rueldont. January 4 Ines II. Wbillock, Klamath falls 14 yoara. January 4 Viola May Jonoa, Klamath Kails 19 years. January 0 Jack Lewie, Klam ath Knl la 20 year i. January 7 Ida (George) Dodo we, Jndlnn, life. January ( James Franklin As kew, It yoars. January v James K. Van Camp, clly count llman, 10 years. January t Chiirlos lllnton, 15 yoara. January 10 James 8. Mills, 10 yoars. January 11 Mary Monroe, Foe vn ey 11 years. January 14 Mrs. Huntington Taylor, wife of luniherman. January 16 William Henry Norton. Fort Klamath 40 years. January 18 Kalherlns House, Klamath Falls 27 years. January 13 Jamea Daniel Ma lone, yoars In county, Langell valley poslmaator. January 14 Nathan W. Ottor beln, Klamath Kails 10 yoars, printer and publisher. January 16 Lucrolla C. Horn, Uonanta 11 yeara. Jnnuary 2 W 1 1 1 1 a m Colo Klamath Falla io yeara. January 2 Folix Hoftl, Klanv ath Falla 15 yeara. January 10 Emily E. Balloy, Klamath Fa a 15 yeara. January 20 Martin Kitchen, Mt. I.akl 22 yeaia. January 11 Jamas Thomas Motion, printer, candidate tor mayor, Klamath Falls 14 years, February February 6 F.llia M. Simpson, Algoma 10 yeara. February 4 K 1 1 a Floschor, Langell Valley 12 yoara. February Fred 8 I o a r n s, Klamath Falla 12 years. February 7 Francis E. Boyd, WCTU leader, matriarch of pio neer family, Klamath county so veara. February 12 Utile Clollan Bogge. Klamath county 14 years February 14 Ilaiel A. Cook, Klamath Falla 14 yeara. . February 19 Richard P. Mln- tor, Klamath Falls 14 yoara. February 15 Clarence II Reoae. Klamath Falla 25 yeara. February 17 Luclnda Ellon Ball, Keno It yeara. February 1 Max Mayors, bualneaa man. February 20 Klchard Brown, Indian, Bealty, 92 yeara. Fobruary 20 John Woaley Ut ter, Fort Klamath merchant, 20 yoars. . February 26 Ella V. Evana, Dorrls 19 yoars. February 27 Alfred H. Bow ora, Klamath Falla 11 yeara. February 28 Mary E. Rowe, Klamath Valla, It yeara. -March March 2 Boas Ruconlcb, Klamath Falla 20 yeara. March 6 J a m o a McAullffe, Klamath county 20 yeara. March 6 Florence E. Fergu aon, Indlap nilestoaary, Klamath county 20 years. March 5 William M. Walters, Klamath Falls 20 years. March 7 John A. Merryman, Klamath county 17 yeara. March 7 O. I. Stebblns, con tractor, Klamath Falla 10 yeara. March 8 Jamea Carpenter Ed sail, founder of Bly, 85 years. 'March 9 Jamuk Rwlng Fin noil, merchant, 17 years. March 10 Frncea Zlabek, Malln 28 years. March 10 L. Estella Tugnot, Klamath Falls II yeara. March 12 Harriott Bono, Klamath Falla It yoars. March 14 Llnr.le Ball BtoUt, Klamath Falls 61 yoars. March 10 Robert B, Egellho, Dorrls If yoars. March 17 Hony N. White- line, Klamath Fulls 61 years. March 19 John P, llobustolll, Klamath Falls 20 years. March 22 Edwin 11. Wilson, Indian, Klnmnlh county 56 yoars. March ,24 waiter T, 8 m 1 1 n, Klamath Falls 48 years. March 28 Emery Ooorgo Wil son, Malln 81 years. March 20 Hlltaboln Manning, Klamath Falls 29 yours. April April 7 Ni'Klor Marchand, Klamath Falls 27 yuars. April 16 William M. Snow, Klamath Falla 26 years. April 17 Frank Daniel Court- ado, Klamath county 81 yoars. April 20 Mary Jane Merrltt, Indian. Klamath county lire. April 25 Pot or McCarthy Rconchln, Indian, Klamath county life. Indian aoout and son of Bconchln John, sub-chief under Captain Jack. April 26 Edward Patrick Bra dy, Keno 40 years. April 26 Annuo Fornor, Klamath county 17 years. April 10 Ann Roberta, wife of Innla Roberta, bualnoaa man. April 20 John Parson, Klanv ath Falls 18 years. May May 4 Adeline Frances Miller, Indian, Klamath county lira. May 5 Mosa John, Indian Klamath county life May 6 Moae John, Indian, Klamath county me. May 6 Anna M. Walker, Lsn getl Valley 70 yeara. May 8 Raymond O. Heldor, civil engineer, Klamath county 12 years. May t Honry Mtler, Klamath Falla 49 yeara. May lo Monlorvllle Robert Doty, Klamath falla 11 yoara. May 11 Maude Michael, Klara ath county 26 yeara. May 14 J. A. Houaton, palrl arch or well known family, plo neer hotel opeiator, Klamath county 61 yeara. May 21 Fred W. Bold, Bonan- aa 21 yeara. May 21 Ada Alice Blehn Klamath Falla 61 yeara, to Oregon in covered wagon at age or 18 May 22 Caroline R. Finch Merrill 14 yeara. May 23 Charles Alderdlce, Klamath Falla 12 years. May 28 Claude L. Kelsey, Klamath Falla 24 years. May 30 John Vale. Klamath Falla merchant, 22 years. May 31 Anna Jellnek, Malln 19 yoars. May 81 John H. Wolfe, Klam am rnna, 17 years. ; taune" ' June 1 i t'pthorino Springer, Klamath Kails 21 yeara. June 7 Nlcholus D. Qlnebach, Klamath Falla 30 yoars. m You Are Properly Trained Will Get a Good Job in 1940 1 , IPMEIP AH&IE AT THE INTERSTATE BUSINESS COLLEGE 432 Main Klamath Falls Phong 1253 , A Standard School New Classes Organized Tuesday, Jan. 2 Enroll Now in One of These Courses: ' STENOGRAPHY ACCOUNTING SECRETARIAL COMPLETE Tuition Rates Are Low Juno 7 Harry W. Poole, pio neer thnatra nporator, Klamath Falls 29 years. Juno 9 Thomas . McCormlck Jr., Klamath county life. (Keno). Juno 12 Mamie E. Bernath, Dorrls 25 years, Juno 16 James L. Cliff. Sil ver Lake 84 yoars. Juno 20 Judge H. Short, Klamath county 46 years. Juno 20 Louli Manos. Klam ath Falls 20 yoars. June 26 (Jeoixo Wilson, Klamath county bl) years. Juno zo llunrlulta Utemwell, Klumath Falla 35 yoars. Juno 27 Tone O, Barry, Mer rill 20 yoars. June 28 Annie Turner, Klam ath Falls 17 yours. June 20 Magnus Waldon, Klamath Falls 1C yoara. Juno ail John II. Meyers, Mer rill 13 years. July July 1 Honry A. Funk, Klam ath Falls 16 yours. July 4 Harry A. Wltherlll, Midland, 30 ycais. July 17 lirlck Jim, Indian, Klamath county lire, one of tho signers of the boundary line agree ment. July 23 Guiftar O. Arnold, Klumath county 34 years. July 24 Klenore 1'lerce, Klam ath county 16 years. July 26 Francis LaFollette Armstrong, Klamath county 40 years. AuK'ist August 4 Charles Burton Ford, laundry opnrator, Klamath Falls 14 yeara. Auguat 9 William Burton Bandera, Klamath Falla 35 yeara. Auguat 17 Mary Frances uago, Klamath Fulls 20 yeara. Auguat 18 Joseph it. McComb, Klamath Falla 23 yeara. Auguat 19 William W. Wood, Bonanta 63 yeais. August 19 Laura C. Turpen Klamath Falls 49 years. August 23 Rnutrt T. Baldwin, Klamath Falls 65 years. August 26 Guy R. Manning, Klamath Falls 29 years. August 29 N. Y. Stoddard lumberman of Modoe Point, 13 years. Auguat 29 Emll Auguat John aon, Klamath Falls, 16 yeara. September September 1 Lester Llndsey, Klamath Falla 27 years. September 7 Claude H. Dag gett, co-owner ot Ewauna Box company, Klamath Falla 46 years. September 7 Roscoe Willis Blehn, Klamath Falls life. September 11 Walter E. Fol som, Klamath Fa'.la 60 years. September 13 Mary E. Lar kcy. Klumath Falle 20 years. September 14 Ben Butler, In dian, Klamath county life. September 15 Jenny Berkley, Klamath Falls 15 years. September 17 Isaac Moore, Keno 15 years. September 21-r-EfNe M. Sly, Klamath county 44 year." September 25 Lulu Masongale Bratton, Klamath Falls 15 years. September 25 Wavoly R. Wilkin. Dorrls 26 .years. . ,.. October October 2 Randolph B. Rose, Klamath Falls 16 years. October 9 Harry M. Stanton, Klamath Falla 22 years. October 10 Carl Wilson, rllumath Falla 17 years. October 12 Mnggle Pitt Jac obs, Indian, KlamMb county life. October 23 Mary L. Mlnter, Klamath Falls 16 years. October 26 Lawronco Roland Jackson, Indian, Klumath county llfo. October 26 Vonus M. Holman, Klamath Falls 21 years. October 27 H'.nry R, Files, 23 years. October 27 Frank H. Ding man, Klamath Falls 24 years. October 30 Hardin Cornlck Illackmor, district attorney, Klam ath Falls 10 years. November ' Novomber 1 Orval Brallsr, Klamath Falls 12 years. "November 2 Charles S. Hood, Indlun, Klamath county life, mem ber tribal council. November 6 Eltbi LoRoy Sanborn, Klamath Falls iO years, bead.of Suburban league. NoVcmber 9 Joseph Blllls Da vid, Indlun, Klaioath county lite. November 9 Wayne Branan Low, Klamath eoun'.y life. November 10 John H. Barnes, Klamath Falls 33 years. Novomber 10 Philip W. Lan der, Klamath Falls 15 years. November 19 Mary Ann Cop porrield, Indian, Klamath county lire. November 29 James W. Ra ney, business man, Klamath Falla 6 yoars. November 30 David J. Good, minister, Klamath Falls 11 years. November 30 Hoa L. McDan lels, Klamath Falla 36 years. December December 1 Charles A. Lent, cattleman, Klamath county 64 years. December 5 Charles Duffer, Indian, Klamath county life. BUILDING 0 HOMES HITS 939 RECORD More Pacific nortbweat families will begin 1940 under tbo root of a brand new homo of their own than In any other year for more than a docade. If to these fam ilies, now actually living In their new 1939 homes, are added those who now have new homee under construction or definitely plan ned, 1939 can bo marked up ao one of the beat borne building years In Weatern history. A year-end canvass or building December 6 Ollle Jane Lohr, Klamath county 2c years, l December 9 Brenton L. Bark ley, Klamath county 20 years. December 8 Charles E. Davis, Sprague River 30 years. December 10 Jack Holloway, Klamath county 20 years. December 13 Howard 8 0 a 1 e Abbey, automobile dealer, Klam ath Falla 20 years. December 18 Frances M. Bliss, Klamath Falls 32 years. December 18 Hamilton S. Oden, Klamath county 52 years. December 19 Dr. John Wil liam Waters, Klamath Falls three years. December 20 Ernest A. Qualf, Klamath Falls 30 yeara. Just concluded by retail lumber dealers In six Pacific northwest states brings out this reaaaurlng Information. The canvaaa la par ticularly thorough ' becauao tho lumber denlera have an unusually sensitive touch on the building situation because of their unique position of supplying materials and services for new homo con struction, bo it urban, suburban) or on tbo farm. Building permit statistics, although good aa an In dex, do not reveal1 the total vol ume of construction because they, do not always Include building outside of Incorporated limits where budding permits are not required. The lumber dealers are in direct contact with practically all home building. , The canvass, conducted by the Western Retail Lumbermen's as sociation, brought to light a num ber of definite tactora which aro undoubtedly responsible for the widespread home-building "urge" that not only made records In 1939 but which promises to con tinue into 1940 and beyond. Some of tbese are: . More liberal financing, large ly attributable to the federal housing administration which has provided insurance for the loana of private lenders, drastically de creased the amount ot the down payment, lengthened the amorti zation period, abolished the sec ond mortgage and reduced inter est rates to as low as 4 per cent. 2. Prevailing reasonable prices or lumber and building materials despite a threatened war boom which failed to materialize de spite the outbreak or fighting In Europe. . 3. The improvement, standard ization and grade-marking of ma terials to provide assurance of quality) to' thofbuyor and lowsg costs, through yi eolMon manufao 'turo at the mill and" leas "cutting and-riltig"-6a;the Job. 7',4,' Tlto ' lntduc(lon , of ' pow'e, equipment on itlie job to minimis the. lOitly-. drudxeni,. waste and. Inaccuracy orhuud. labor. - 't. " Better .ooorill nation ot the different unltslnths. building In dustry such fas tho architects, building 'material manufacturers, and, dealers, yturthor. 'tho stan dardization oi- integral - parti -of the'' home ami thus reduce tho total.' Costs 'fot; mok posslblo greater valuealat noigreator cost, and yet;,wlth4ut saoriric ot t individuality, ol. the home. . 6. -A great.dec-rc.v.0 In the "dif ficulty; of shopping" ' for a now bome.'.'oJchleveOithrough the, con centration ot'tforvlces -under on root lnrmany 'cases and thus les sening the conf talon for th now home 'builder ' by making it pot albls.for, him, tolcontlne his deal ings' to one bulnoM firm. ' . . It'ls slgnlticrfrlt In this day "of change - that : tho retail lumber dealer lias evolved, from a lumber "yard". down, by the tracks which provided 'Only(a warehousing aer vlee.to; a-modern "store" which provides plana; financing, mate rials, access.to. building contract ors and , 'labor,' alVdj many other n&essary,. ingredients all In on place.. .- i. 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