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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1940)
THE AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. PAGE ELEVEN Juno 21, 1040 Freightways To Hold Opening Of Plant Saturday , Contolldatftd rrelghtway will hold open house Saturday from 12:30 to 10 p. m. nt III big new phial nt Broad mid Kim streets, the Intent contribution lo tin city's transportation and storage buildings. The Freightways layout, de signed by tho offices of Archi tect llownrd I'errin, conslnts of two brick and tile wings, flank ing an expansive terminal plat form. ' The Broad atreet wing holda the offices. These are light and nny and i-onvi-nlimtly urrangnd, with the privato office of Man ugnr Oi in Kraley In the Broad and Elm street corner of the building. The offices are entered from a door on Broad atreet, and a (horl flight of steps. Warehouse apace totaling 0000 fi-ct 1 provided In tho other wing, which alto flanks a Southern Pacific spur track, with two platforms on the spur. Tho warehouse layout Includes an Insulated room. Klrc doors separate the ware house from the main dock. The latter floor opens on both sides to surfaced areaa In which the big Frelghtway trucks are back ed up to tho lormluul. In the ornlcr of the platform It a little glass cage, the dock foreman's office, which Is connected with , the main offices by telephone. Sprague River Sr-RAGU RIVER Norma Jean and Shirley Book have re covered from measles. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Heldrlch and family have moved Into the Adams building. Bill Heldrlch Is home from Corvallls where he attended col lego the past year. Joe Martin, Forrest Serlght, Mikio . Short, William Wolford and Charlotte Rumelhart are at tending the 411 summer school at Corvallls. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Wolford nro enjoying a week s motoring trip. Scott and William Wolford and Danny Wann spent Isit weokend on the coast. Mrs. Mary Chlloquln, Cells Jefferson and tlaughtor moved into tho resldenco they recently purchased from Ruth Rambo this week. Mrs. Rambo has bought a place In Altamont and moved there. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Harllng and sou spent last weekond In Lakeviow where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Crowder. Mr. and Mrs Roy Raw are driving a new car. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coffinan and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Croley spent last week on the coast. C. C. Heldrlch, Jr., and BUI Heldrlch made a trip to Port land the last of last week. A daughter was born to Mrs. Francis Crume, June 14- Mrs. Ben Lawver and Infant X Beit Withes to Consolidated Freightways Wa Are Happy To Have Initelled the Plumbing In their NEW BUILDING The STARR Co. PLUMBING AND HEATING Best Wishes for Success In Your New Building to Consolidated Freightways o Brosterhous Construction Company General Contractors V The bl doors to the terminal department art of the overhead type, rolling easily up and down on tracks. Included In facilities at the plant are huge storage tanks for dlesel oil and gasoline, with a pumping nation conveniently located at on eorner. Consolidated hat already moved from Itt old cramped headquarters. Manager Fraley Issued an Invitation to the pub lic to visit the new plant Satur day. Brosterhous Construe tlon company handled the general contract. Other contractors In cluded E. A. Frlberg, East Side Electric, O. C. Motley. Starr plumbing and heating, William Lorenc, Swan Lake Moulding company', Waters plumbing com pany, Montgomery Ward and compuny, Klamath Sign com pany, Norman Traloy, Klamath Furniture company. Materials suppliers Included Klamath Brick and TIU company, Klam ath Concrete Pipe company, J. W. Copeland yards, Farmers Lumber company, Klamath Val ley Lumber company, Home Lumber company, Swan Lake Moulding company, F. R. Heug er, Hoberta and Peak, J. M. Baker, Klamath Machine and Locomotive works, Montgomery Ward, Klamath Cabinet shop and General Paint company. daughter have returned from the hospital at Klamath agency, Alton Gregory hat arrived from Sheridan. Ark., lo visit his coutln, Cltno Roper, Miss Gloria Carnlnl has re turned from a 10 days' trip to Portland. Al Duncan spent five days of last week In San Francisco at tending the fair. Roy Paraioo, in company with hit nephew, Loult Paraioo and family, tpent a few days In Rota burg last week, Joan, Genevlve and Jerry BrlKo art visiting their grand pafcntt, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mar tin. Their mother, Virginia Brlsco, was married Sunday to Ed Miller In Medford. They will reside near Wastwood, Cal. Danny Wann left the first of the week to enlist In the marine corps In San Diego. Mrs. Dolly Skeen of Dorrls has been a guest at the BUI Skeen home In Sprague River. TULELAKE CAFE CHANGES HANDS TULELAKE Lllllan't cafe owned and. operated for the past five months by Mrs. Dan Geaney, has been sold to Mrs. Fay Turney, of Red Bluff, who has taken over the management. The cafe Is located near the Tulelake Reporter office. Mrs. Geaney, who for several years has been associated with restsu rant management here, mad no announcement of her future plans. 3 Hero's ' )iM'a sf.' ft i.',. .i , .: . .. fct"5; - t New terminal plant of Midland ZtnfUte SQUAW BUTTE FIELD DAY TD The fourth annual field day of the Squaw butte regional range experiment station near Burns will be held on June 22, announces Kenneth B. Piatt, act ing superintendent. High rank ing representatives of the fed eral grazing service. Oregon State System of Higher Educa tion, Oregon State college and the biological survey, agencies cooperating In the station studies, will be In attendance. A crowa of several hundred stockmen and others from Oregon and sur rounding states Is expected to gather for the occasion. The day s program, starting at 10 o'clock, will Include view ing the station cattle and ranges, range reseemnf trials, sage gruo- blng results, plant nursery studies, reservoir type studies and other points of interest. Results to date will be reported and discussed. Carrying on a program of studies requested by the stock men themselves, the station of fers an unusual opportunity for range users to get togethor to view and discuss both the sta tion results and their Individual ranch problems, says Piatt. "Attendance fn past years has been excellent, but this year we expect a record crowd," Piatt predicted. "Range growing con dition tills spring have been vary favorable, and our manage ment results are showing up well. Thla work 'Is closely re lated to management practices now being applied by the graz ing service under provisions of the Taylor grazing act, and con cerns a large majority of range users In this area. Stockmen have become increasingly Inter ested in the whole range man agement problem. More and more of them are finding the Squaw butte studies of direct value on their own ranches. Visitors will find highways U. 8. 398 and Oregon 94 plainly marked at the station entrances, aaya Piatt. An outdoor barbe cue will feature the big noon lunch. CLEMENTS QUITS AUTO POSITION AT TULELAKE TULELAKE C. Alax Clem ent, for the past three months manager of tha Tulelake branch of the Turner Chevrolet com pany, has announced hi resig nation to become effective at once. The local business will In tha future ba operated through tha Klamath Falls office, Clem ents stated. Formerly in tha Insurance BE HELD SOON Now Consolidated r - 7Z' riP'TT-'V.V Consolidated Freightways, Broad, and Elm streets, business at Sacramento, Clem ents will, after a brief fishing trip with Mrs. Clements and family, who arrived this week from the south, resume his work In that line of business. Tte family are well known in the Tulelake community having lived here for two years at the time that Clements was man ager of the Tulelake branch of the Bank of America. No other changes In the personnel were announced. Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Donald Colwall. who welcomed a new daughter on June 11 at the Merrill hos pital, have named the little girl Mary Jean. She weighed four and one half pounds at birth and is tha second daughter in the family. The mother was tho former Barbara Jenkins of Klamath Falls. Roberta Fruits and Evelyn Pierce will be guests of the Merrill Legion auxiliary when they attend Girls' State camp in the Silver Lake recreation area near Salem from June 23 to June 30, it was announced following this week's session of the auxiliary held at the home of Mrs. Elmer Stukel. Recom mendation of the two delegates was made by local school off i clals. Yearly reports that must be completed before the state con ventlon to be held at Seaside in September were heard and the poppy committee reported sale of 600 poppies this year. Mrs. R. L. Dalton, chairman of tha committee and members of the unit express appreciation for the support given by tha public. Present for tha meeting were Mrs. Lena Buck, Mrs. Bertha McCollum, Mr. Nora Voss, Mrs. Arleen Brown, Mrs. Warren Fruits. Mrs. Percy Pierce. Mrs. Fred Stukel and Mrs. Elmer Stukel. Mrs. McCollum will be hostess on July 16. Mrs. J. W. Taylor is recover ing from a sprained ankl suf fered several days ago. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Austed and family, Vale, have been re cent guests of Mrs. Lura Hill. A weed demonstration is scheduled for the next meeting of the Merrill grange to be held Monday night, June 24 with a report by Charles Mollenhour, delegate to the state grange, also on the program. Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Taber and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lommasson, Merrill, and Percy Bush, Tule lake, were Ashland visitors on Sunday. The first express superhigh way in the United States will soon b opened. The road runs for 160 mile from Middlesex, near Harrisburg, to Irwin, near Pittsburgh. The highway con tains seven tunnels. Jolly fellows tell the tale "Wlsland'a Beer and Wleland'a Ale," The new building for Consolidated Freigntwaye was 'designed by .the office of Howard R. Perrin architect Terminal inn- II III zlt LkJL- K'Am toss i'f Newi Pinehurst Mrs. Bertha McKinney and Mrs. C. E. Converse were Med ford shoppers Thursday. Tha Pinehurst PTA Is spon soring a swimming class of the school children of Pinehurst school. There are 20 enrolled at the present time In this class. Lessons are given twice a week. J. W. Elliott and family vis ited at Bandon Friday, return, ing home Sunday. Mrs. J. E. Patterson and son Gerald have returned home from a vacation at Hat Creek. Calif. Mrs. C. E. Converse enter tained members of the school board Monday evening at her home. , Miss Patsy Wangcrin of Pine hurst is visiting her aunt in Klamath, Calif., this summer. A group of men from this vi clnity worked on the new tennis court Sunday afternoon. An out door supper was served them by the ladies. We are informed that the work Is coming along nicely and the PTA which is sponsoring this project is very grateful for the work donated. Mrs. Ella Hunter spent last weekend with her sister, Mrs. Jessie Miller in Ashland. The Pinehurst PTA is spon soring a box social at Pinehurst school June 28 at 7:30 p. m. Everyone is invited to attend. An evening of entertainment will be furnished free of admit tance, Four - leaved ' clover can bo propagated only by cuttings THANK OPENING' SATURDAY between 12:30 and 10:00 P. M. MERRILL Honor came re cently to tha Merrill Rebekah lodge with the presentation by the Rebekah assembly at Cor vallls of an honor certificate by the Rebekah assembly In recog nition of percentage member ship gain and payment of dues, according to Mr. Elmer Stukel, newly appointed press corres pondent. Members of the local chapter are elated since it is i the first time that the local ; chapter has qualified. j One dollar was donated to the i Red Cross for war relief and Mrs. Maud Faus, district deputy president, was appointed chair man of the good of the order. A request was read from the grand sire of the sovereign grand lodge, George S. Starrett, Is sued to all subordinate lodges, for initiation of one or more candidates about July 1 to cele brate Dominion day In Canada. Merrill will follow Instructions ! with initiation on July 15 and 1 all members ar urged to attend i the July 1 meeting to prepare and practice for the initiation. I Guests last Monday night ; were Mrs. Nannie Van Meter of the Bonanza Rebekah lodge, ! Mrs. Charlotte Craft, Alpha lodge, Corvallls, and Mrs. Lois LaRue, Shannon Rebekah lodge i of Winona, Mo- ! The June birthday committee of which Mrs. Joe Stukel is : chairman will entertain fori members with birthdays In July on the fifteenth of the month. Mrs. Stukel will be assisted by Mrs. Roy Beasley, Mrs. John Dillard, Mrs. Ray Rowan. July ! YOU... KLAMATH FALLS SHIPPERS! Klamath" Falls' Finest Freight Terminal WON'T YOU COME AND SEE ELM AND BROAD STREETS folk who will be guest of hon or are Mrs. Ernest Buck, Mr. Ethel Jones, Mrs. Elmer S!ukel, Mary Ellen Noake and Wafren Fruit. America's most climbed glacial Congratulations to Consolidated from Eo A Friberg Brick and Til Success to Consolidated Freightways And thanks tar the opportunity to at -the heating job on your new building. G, C. Motley Plumbing Heating Sheet Metal To Consolidated Freightways- CONGRATULATIONS on the opening of your new building. EAST SIDE ELECTRIC Ray Bigger Electrical Wiring and Fixtures you encouraged us by using our friendly, eourteou service and more- you told others how economical and flexible this lervw ice is The tonnage Increased expansion became necessery so 30 Klamath Falls builders and suppliers erected th!i attractive new freight terminal. ti ' ,U ' t if! peak I Mount Hood, lt,l8 feat high. The climb la 1.0 mlla from mile-high Ttmberllna lodga , on Mount Hood's aouth slop. i i i Looking for Bargains? Turn to the Classified pa. Frei Contractor OPENING SATURDAY between 12:30 end 10:00 P. M. IT? I 445 Broad Street . Phon 4151
