May 18, 1940
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
PAGE FIVE
Lawn Parly Rlvomldo PTA
monibers liuve Issued Invlta
tlom to resident of the city
whether they are In the River
ild district or not, to attend a
lawn party and nipper to be
given Thursday ovcning, May
16, on tho Copco property com
monly known ai The Big Lawn.
Supper and hot dog boothi ara
planned and there will ba
game for young and old. Mri.
C. 8. Elliot, retiring president,
and Mri. Walter Went, presl-dont-elvct
of Riverside PTA, are
In charge of the affair.
Meeting Called A meeting
of the American Legion l
called for Tuesday night at 8
o'clock by Commandor Samuel
P. Miller. Thli will be a Stop
Forest Flrci program and mov
ing pictures will be Included
In the-evening'! entertainment.
Refreshment will ba served
and all Legionnaires are asked
to ba prompt In their attendance.
Tiny Baby Born Mr, and
Mrs. R. L. Ware of 1S23 Wll
ford avenue, are parents of a
, baby girl born at Hillside hos
pital early Monday morning.
The child weighed S pounds 0
ounces at birth and is reported
doing nicely by hospital au
thorities. To Speak Mrs, Ernest
Moser will be the guest speak
er before members of St. Paul's
tplscopal church guild on
. Thursday afternoon, May 23, In
I the parish house. This will be
' the regular polluck luncheon
meeting and all women of the
church are urged to attend.
Delta Gamma Delta Gam
ma chaptor of Delphian will
meet Tuesday morning at 0:45
a. m. at the home of Mrs. J.
Royal Shaw on Pacific Terrace.
Mrs. Wilbur Jones will be the
leader, and the topic will be
"Recent Developments In Amer
ican Painting, Sculpture and
Architecture."
To Bend Marshall E. Cor
nett, candidate for the office of
state senator from this district,
left Monday afternoon for Bend
to spend Tuesday and Wednes
day In the interest of his cam
paign. Ho plana to spend
Thursday in Lakevlew before
' returning home to Klamath
Fall.
Accident Reported George
Anderson, 1483 Pleasant, and
D. B. Jenks, 203 Marlon apart
ment, reported to city police
that cars they were driving fig
ured in minor collision Sat
urday afternoon at the Inter
section of Ninth and Pine
street.
Orange Meats Midland
grange will hold a special meet
ing Tuesday evening, May 21,
when the first and second de
gree will be given. All candi
date are asked to be present at
thla meeting.
At Union Creek Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Green Sr., and Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Green Jr., are week
end guests at the summer home
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gloystein
at Union Creek, Ore.
Police Court Four drunks,
one chnrgod with being drunk
and disorderly, and nine traf
f lo tickets, made up the Saturday
morning police court report.
To
Returns Home Mrs. Emmett
Powell, who has spent the past
seven weeks in Montana, has
returned home.
Motor to Valley Mr, and
Mrs. O. R. Holloway and Mr.
and Mrs. Al Deals motored to
Ashland Saturday where they
spent the day as guest of Made
Ion Boats, student at the South
ern Orogon Normal school. Mrs.
Holloway and Mrs. Beals at
tended the style show and tea
at the college while the men en
Joyed a round of golf at the
Ashland club.
Sponsor Movie The Mothers
club of Sacred Heart academy
will sponsor movie, Jackie
Cooper In Booth Tarklngton's
"Snventoen," to be given at the
Pelican theatre on Friday, May
17. Ticket must be purchased
from a member of the Mothers
club In order that they receive
credit.
Public Card Party The
Womon of the Moose are to
sponsor a public card party
Tuesday evening, May 14 at 8
o'clock in KC hall. Both pin
ochle arra bridge will be played.
Hostosses will be Annette Hall,
Florence Pike, Florence Shrlv
er, and May Cap.
Dinner Planned The annual
meeting of Klamath county
chapter of. the American Red
Cross will be held at 6 o'clock
Tuesday night when dinner
will be served at the Wlllard
hotel. Mrs. C. S. Elliot Is In
charge of reservations.
Past Oracles The Past
Oracles club of the Royal
Nelghbora will meet Tuesday at
7:30 p. m. at the home of Mr.
Lucille Heifer, 1933 Melrose
street. Member are requested
to be present to practice for
the convention.
Cars Collide Car driven by
E. Sliver, Arcade hotel, and Car
roll S. Crosby, Berkeley, Calif.,
figured in a minor accident Sat
urday afternoon on South Sev
enth street, according to a re
port filed with city police.
Pythian Bister Wlnema
Tcmplo of Pythian Sister will
meet in the KC hall Wednes
day at 8 p. m. Visiting sisters
are invited to attend.
WCTU to Meet The WCTU
meeting for the month of May
is scheduled for Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock at the Em
manual Baptist church.
Aloha Chapter A meeting
of Aloha chapter, order of the
Eastern Star, will be held Tues
day at 0:30 p. m.. In the Masonic
hall. Supper la planned.
Happy Hour Club Members
of the Happy Hour club will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the home of Mrs. E.
H. Lawrence on Crescent ave
nue.
Called by Illness Mr. and
Mr. Jack Oldham left Friday
for Mr. Oldham' home where
they were called by the serious
illness of her father.
Pinochle Party The Eagles
auxiliary will sponsor a pinochle
party Tuesday at 2 p. mrin the
Eagles hall. The public is In
vited. Hit-and-Run D. Van Alstyne,
Wlllard hotel, reported to city
police that hi car, while parked,
was struck by another car which
failed to stop after the accident
PTA Installation The Alta-
mont elementary PTA will meet
at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday to install
new officers.
OBITUARY
RICHARD ALEXANDER
MOORE
Richard Alexander Moore,
resident for the past 4 years,
passed away in this elty on Sun
day, May 12, The deceased was
a native of Iowa and wa aged
58 years and 10 doys when
called. He Is survived by his
wife, Myrtle E. of this city; a
daughter, Audrey McLeod of
Dunsmulr, Calif.; a son, Richard
A. of Washington; a brother,
Ernest of Sacramento, Calif. Mr.
Moore was member of Red
ding, Calif., lodge No. 1073,
B. P. O. Elks and A. J. Stevens'
division No. 426, B. L. E. The
funoral service will take place
from the Lutheran church In
Dunsmulr, Calif., Tuesday, May
14, at 2:30 p. m the Rev. lloiiry
H. Rlsche officiating. Commit
ment service and Interment In
the Dunsmulr IOOF cemetery.
Friends are respectfully invited
to attend. Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home in charge of the
arrangement.
ARAK ELIZABETH ELCIN
Sarah Elizabeth Elgin, a resi
dent of Dorris, Calif., for the
past 31 years, passed away at
her late residence In that city on
Sunday, May 12. The deceased
was native of Indiana and was
aged 80 year 11 months and 27
days when called. She is sur
vived by a brother, John Buttler
of Corvallis, Ore.; a sister in
San Francisco, Calif., and one In
Oregon; 3 grandsons, Roy Var
num of San Antonio, Tex.,
George Varnum of Dorris, Calif.,
Arthur Varnum of San Gabriel,
Calif.; 3 great-granddaughter,
Leola and Charlotte Varnum of
Tloneata, Calif., Virginia of San
Gabriel, Calif.; 2 great-grandson,
Lorlng Varnum of Tlonei
ta, Calif., and Lee Varnum of
San Oabrlel, Calif. She was a
member of the Dorris grange.
The remains rest in Ward's
Klamath Funeral Home, 023
High street, where friends may
call. The funeral aervlce will
take place from the Church of
the Naiarene in Dorris, Calif.,
on Tuesday, May 14, at 2 p. m.,
the Rev, Marvin Horn officiat
ing. Commitment service and
interment in the Picard ceme
tery. Friends are respectfully
invited to attend.
Henley grange. The remains 1
rest in Ward' Klamath Funer
al Home, 025 High street. Notice
of the funeral arrangements will
appear in Tuesday's papers.
NELLIE ELMIRA WALCOTT
Nellie Elmlra Walcott, a na
tive of Missouri, age 63 years 3
months 27 days, passed away on
Saturday afternoon, May 11, at
tho residence of her daughter,
Mrs. Raymond E. Wonser in Al
tamont acres. Mrs. Walcott had
resided in Klamath Falls for the
past three years and was 111 for
two years of that time. She for
merly resided In Grants Pass,
Oregon, where she was a mem
ber of the Christian church. She
EARL LEE WISECARVER
Earl Lee Wisecarver, aged 20
years 3 month and 20 days,
passed away suddenly Sunday
morning, May 12, 1940. He
wa born In Dorris, Calif., Jan.
14, 1920, and has long been a
Klamath county resident. He
wa an employee of the Dalton
St Evan company, potato deal
er. Besides hi mother, Mr.
Emma Wisecarver of the Hen
ley district, he 1 survived by
five brother. Cecil, Lyle, Jack,
Lester and Ray Wisecarver, all
of the Klamath area; and three
sisters, Maxine Wisecarver, of
Portland, Oregon, and Dorothy
and Catherine Wisecarver of
Klamath Falls,
The Earl Whltlock Funeral
Home, Pine street at Sixth, is
in charge of all funeral ar
rangement, which will be an
nounced in a later Issue of this
paper.
ALBERT HERMAN JOHNS
Albert Herman Johns, a resi
dent of Klamath county for the
past 30 years, passed away In
this city on Sunday, May 12.
The deceased was a native of
Portage, Wisconsin and was aged
67 years and 5 months when
called. He I survived by his
wife, Ellsa of this city; 2 sons.
Louie W., Henry, and a daugh
ter, Emma of this city; 2 sisters,
Mrs. Frank Yanks of Hayward,
Calif., Mr. Byron Jewett of
Portage, Wis.; also one grand
child. Mr. Jones was a member
of Klamath lodge No. 37, IOOF,
and a charter member of the
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Dr. A. A. Soule
FOR
STATE LEGISLATOR
KLAMATH COUNTY '
QUALIFICATIONS
George Soul, grandfather nine generation ago, signed the compact
in the cabin of the Mayflower.
Andrew Soule, father passed through Klamath in 1854 with ox team
and covered wagon,
Born and reared on ranch in Shasta Valley, Klamath Basin. '
-A graduate of California' Grammar and State Normal School.
Hold Teacher's Life Diploma graduate of Oregon Medical Col
lege No. One and Tulnne University Graduate School of Medicine,
New Orloans, La. Cousins In New Orleans, Rune Soule Business
College, the South' Greatest School of Business, with nearly 300,
000 graduates; SoulA Steel Co., of San Francisco are other cousins.
Served as Health Officer,' County Coroner, First Lieut., First Presi
dent of Klwanis; worked in fraternal order and Congregational
church.
Married into pioneer Klamath' family (Mclhase), Two daughters
through the Univ. of Oregon and State College. One son in high
school a hobbyist in magic, printing, photography and chemistry,'
with medicine in view all of life to be great adventure.
I have practiced Medicine in Klamath tor twenty-five years. I have
been with you In your gayer hours and when the Angel of Death
was nigh needless to lay more. You know me or your neighbor
docs.
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' SAID A0V, IS. A. A. MUU, 111 MAIN ST., K. F.
Is survived by three daughters.
in addition to Mrs. Norma Won
ser there ara Mrs. Ethel Bous
man of Klamath Fall and Mr.
Sylvia Neely of Grant Pass,
Ore.; two sons,- Eldred Walcott,
Astoria, Ore., George W. Wal
cott, Sun Francisco, Calif.; two
lusters, Mrs. Violet Erickson of
Minnesota and Mrs. May Kruger
of South Dakota; three brothers,
Kirk, Burton and Charles Ste
vens, all of South Dakota and
eight grandchildren. The re
mains are in the care of the
Karl Whltlock Funeral Home,
Pine street at Sixth. Notice of
tho funeral arrangements will
be given elsewhere in this newspaper.
FUNERAL
HANNAH REBECCA WATERS
The funeral service for the
late Hannah Rebecca Waters,
who passed away in this city,
Saturday, May 11, will take
place from the Sacred Heart
Catholic church, High at Eighth
treet, on Wednesday, May 15,
when a requiem mass will be
celebrated for the repose of her
soul commencing at 0:30 a. m..
Rev. Father T. P. Casey officiat
ing. Commitment service and
interment in the Mt. Calvary
Memorial park. Friends are re
spectfully Invited to attend. Rec
itation of the Rosary will take
place in Ward's Klamath Funer
al Home, 925 High (treet, Tues
day evening. May 14 at 8 p. m.,
followed by the little office for
the dead by the Third Order of
St. Francis.
NELLIE ELMIRA WALCOTT
Funeral services for the late
Mrs. Nellie E. Walcott, who
passed away at the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. Raymond
Wonser in Altamont Acre on
Saturday, May 11, will be held
from the floral chapel of the
Earl Whltlock Funeral Home,
Pine street at Sixth, Tuesday,
May 14 at 3 p. m., with the Rev.
Dorothy McLean and Rev. Myers
officiating. Concluding services
and Interment at Llnkvlll cem
etery. Friends invited.
WEATHER
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA: J
Fair tonight and Tuesday with
some cloudiness In north por.
tion and fogs on coast; slightly i
cooler in central portion Tues-
day; moderate northwest wind
off coast. ' Z
OREGON: Increasing cloudl-.
ness tonight and Tuesday; '
slightly wanner in interior fl
Tuesday; gentle variable wind a
off coast. ..
The female oyster 1 said to be j
fatter than the male. - , - J
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