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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1941)
January 29, 1941 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. PAGE NINE Midland Ztnpite MewA E LEAGUE CONVENES BPRAGUE IllVEfl The Women's Service limuun of Sprwiiu Hlvcr mi't at Ilia homo of Mrs. John Uoddnrd on tho afternoon of Junuury 23. Mrs. Ivn Pnnkey, president, prt'sitl d over thn discussion, which centered largely on llin coming community pluy und public card party. Further reports on th progress of tlio llhrury movement wora given mid sev eral estimate worn dlncusiii-'d InvritlKU'.liin Into the ponHlblll ty of help from oulnldu uki-ii-clef sponsoring community II brrlei wa urgud ly sevcrnl members. The community pluy, "Hi-re Comes Charley," Is hp Inn planned fur 1011m riutn cnrly In Mirch. Mri. June Lluper uml Mn. Fcnnlng hove lin up pointed as directors Details of the llhrury (uml public curd pnlly to bn held on Friday, January 31, were ml-, tied. Mri. Puukuy In chairman of the affair. After th meeting, refresh ments of snlnri, Miiiriwirliex and roffce were nerved by Hie host ess, Mri. John (Joddurd. TULELAKE MAN HELD IN YREKA ON MORALS COUNT TULKLAKE Simon W. East wood, Tulolake, Ii held under $5(IU0 bond nt Yrekn on morals i charge Involving 1 4 year-old Tiilcluke girl. Ills preliminary hearing Is scheduled for this week. The complaint wis filed be fore Justice of the Peace Clyde Harks. DIE STARTED BY SPORTS DANCE SET IN LAKEVIEW LAKE VIEW Invitations have been Issued to the members of the III Jinks dnuciitil club to attend a sports dance Thursday evening, January 30- Dinner will be served at the Itoti-l Lakovlcw to be followed by dancing in the Odd Fellows hall. The committee for the event Is composed of Mr. and Mrs Jack Wescoalt, Mr. unci Mrs Cllert Biiglry, Mr. and Mrs. Fans Glfford, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Clause. Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hay, Mr. and Mrs. John King and Mr. and Mrs. Kelt Ounther. This will be the third dunce of the season. TULELAKE Post holiday In ertia among civic and social organizations was dissipated this week with Inauguration of u membership drive by the chnmber of commerce, an an nouncement by C. A. D u n n, Klnmiilh Fulls contractor, that work on the city's sowngo dis posal plunl will probably gut under way by March 1, and a try-out Tuesdoy morning of pressure and wuter supply In the recently completed water system by the fire department. All members of the chamber are on tho lookout for new members with the drive expect ed to lake two weeks. Hoth city and rural fire trucks wore hooked up to hy drants und the water system found to be functioning per fectly. Natural pressure in the mains is kept at SO pounds, which can be raised to 230 pounds by the dual equipment. The siren sounded fur the drill was heard six miles dis tant, according to reports. Merrill Sprague River Norman Wilcox, who has been In California for the Inst month has returned to Sprague River. He has been employed by the Crater Lake box factory. w Velma Lee Pool suffered a T badly swollen eye. when she was struck by a snowball Thursday. She Is wearing a patch on the Injured eye. Among Sprague River people shopping and visiting In Klam ath Falls Saturday were: Mr. and Mrs. Horry Short, Mrs. C. C. Heldrlch. Mr. and Mrs. Ro land Parks, Mr. and Mrs. George Hobbs, Florence Stone, Junior Heldrlch and Murle Michels. Mrs. Paul Fuller was honored at an afternoon tea and bridge party at the home of Mrs. C. A. Fuller, Wednesday, January 22. The guests enjoying the af fair were: Mrs. Tlnv Ough, Mrs. C. C. Heldrlch. Mrs. Passolt, Mrs. R. L. Parks, Mrs. Art Ful ler, Mrs. Paul Fuller and the hostess, Mrs. C. A. Fuller. Miss Alice Jean Grossman pent the weekend at the home nt hM- alatnr KTIm hnrnHiv Grossman, who teaches nt the Falrhavcn school. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ham mons and son Burrlss of Bur ney, Calif., have been visiting at the home of Mr. Mammon's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. O. A. Hammnns of Spriuiue River. Frank Hammonds was a former resident and worker here. George Hobbs Is suffering from a twisted ankle received C t .I.!!..- v.- Hobbs blnmcd tho acrldent on tho failure of the skis to cooperate ( I don't see how the United States and a victorious Germany ran exist peaceably side by sido for any length of tlmo Bert rand Russell, British ex-pacifist. MEET TIIK " Mr. and Mrs. Leva McDonald who have spent the past two woeks at Los Angeles, Holly wood, Santa Anita and other southern California points re turned to Merrill Sunday night. Mrs. W. F. Jlnnctte Is spend Ing several days with relatives and friends at Mcdford. Clydo and Clifford Mitchell, Vivian Hurtlcrndc and a number of glee club students appeared on the. luncheon program of the Production Credit association at the Willurd hotel Saturday. The students appeared through the courtesy of K. E, Kilpalrick, high school principal. Women of the Moose, Merrill chupter No. 18, met in regular session January 21 with Mrs. Agnes Schrlentr presiding. Gladys Carlson and Mrs. Evott were Initiated and dedicated In honor of the Grand Dean of the Academy of Friendship and Mrs. Gcrtrudo McCormick who left recently for Washington to make her home was honored with a handkerchief shower. Hostesses for tho refreshment hour were Mrs. Maymc Glacoml nl, Mrs. Rose Van Meter, and Mrs. Uernice Aubrey. Members of the Loyal Order of Moose Joined the chapter for refresh ments. On January 22 group of Wo men of the Moose galloped to the home of Mrs. Esther Sevey for pinochle. High prize went to Mrs. Vlasta Petrlk, low to Mrs. Stolt and traveling prlr.e to Mrs. Dovlo Rcedcr. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kllpatrlck were present for the dinner meeting of county school super intendents and principals last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peterson, Klamath Falls. Co-hostess with Mrs. Peterson was Mrs. Cecil C. Chase. At bridge following the dinner hour Mrs. E. E. Kilpat rick and Carol Howe took high honors. HEAVY RAID ATHENS, Jan. 16 ) A smashing raid on Itnly's central Albanian base at Elbasani was announced by the British air command today while the Greeks reported their land forces had hurled back wave after wave of counter-attacking fas cists north of Klisura. BLY DRAMA CLASS PRESENTS PEAKS BLY On Thursday evening at 7:30 In tho Illy high school gym, dramatic and mimic groups will make their first public ap pearance. The freshman class will pro duce the playlet, "Buddy An swers an Ad," while the sopho mores appear In the one-act comedy, "Elmer." These two pluyi depict realistic scenes in the lives of two live-wire boys und are full of laughable situa tions. Miss Florence Trapp is directing the freshmen and Mrs. Hoffman, the sophomores. The plays will be proceded by the high school orchestra, under the direction of Delmar Mabee. They will play "Valse" by Schmidt, "Gavotte Souve nir" by Hcrzberg, "Emerald Waltz" by Scredy, -and "Stony Point March" by Lourendeau. Between the plays the glen clubs, under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Obcnchaln, will sing two negro spirituals, "Goln to Shout All Over God's Heaven" and "Good News In the King dom." Parents and patrons of Bly schools will be privileged to see a large majority of the school personnel in action dur ing this program. LAKEVIEW ELKS DANCE SUCCESS LAKEVIEW In spite of the rainy weather the annual dinner dance of tho Lakevicw Elks lodge held Saturday night in the local club rooms for Elks and their lady friends was well at tended. Shell pink and lime green crepe paper streamers were used to decorate the tables and ball room. Pink carnations in purple covered cellophane holders were used at intervals on the long tables. The numerous spot lights used to illuminate the hall were also covered with purple cellophane. Upon entering the club rooms each lady guest was presented with a pink rosebud as well as a ticket for the various door prizes. Music for the occasion was furnished by Herb Cochran and his orchestra from Klamath Falls. Quartz Mt. Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes of Klamath Falls and Barnes' mother, Mrs. Marion Barnes of Olene were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. Vera Real. Also from Klamath Falls Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Banks, who were formerly residents of Quartz Mountain and now have a new home on Shasta Way. Mrs. Vera Real and son, M. C. Real, drove to Lakevlew Sun day evening to attend the thea tre. The Ewauna Box company at Sprague River and Quartz Mountain has stopped operations for about three weeks, sending many of its employes on trips, while others have returned here until tho mill resumes opera tions. Mrs. Glen Fields was Sun day visitor from Beatty. During the afternoon she enjoyed target practice with Fields and James Brown. C. E. Taylor returned to Sprague River Monday to com plete building a home for Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Greshong at the Ewauna Box company camp. The house will be completed this week. Skiing has been good at Quartz mountain during the past lew days. The snow has a crust on it with about an inch of powder snow on the surface. RESIGNS VICHY, France, Jan. 28 M) Resignation of Raphael Alibert as minister of justice in the French government and ap pointment of Joseph Barthelemy as his successor were announced today in an official decree. gl KtrmcKT Stkairht 'K'Eiw I BoimaoN Whiskey jLsJJJjjg years oM 90 fYoo (LvljSRSs William Jameson & Co Ine N. Y. Lemmon's Alkali Grass Makes fine growth on alka line soil good for hay and pasture. Coll or Writ Ut For Information Merrill Mills MIRRILLi OKI. PHONI47 MITCHELMORE IN MERRILL Rev. Lawrence Mltchelinore, newly elected lec turer, was in charge of the short grango program Monday night. Boy Scouts, observing national Boy Scout week, will huve a part in the program at the first meet ing in February. Mr. and Mrs. John Giacomini, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mollenhour and Mrs. Ivan Icenblce were on the refreshment committee. Merrill grangers took a pro gram number to Hildebrand grange on January 21 and last week Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor and Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Fother ingham from Merrill were guests at Tulolake grange when the traveling gavel which will visit all granges in the state before state grange next October was received from Little Shasta. Dorris will be the next stop for the gavel. FIRE GUTS BLY ROOMING HOUSE BLY A fire which gutted the interior of the building nnd ruin ed the furniture of six rooms broke out last week in the Bly Rooms, operated by William Titus. Faulty heating plant was thought to be the cause of the blaze. The Bly fire department re sponded in full force as well as many local people. The damage was partially covered by insur ance. Langell Valley Mrs. Orrin Hankins and son Johnnie spent last weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shuck and daughter Claudette of Tule lake spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Carter and Anna Mae. Mr. and Mrs. Les Lcavitt and Mory Ann and Mrs. Mary Dear born spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Al Dearborn and Helen. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown were Sunday dinner guests at the C. B. Brown home. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hodges and children of Bonanza were Sun day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al Dearborn and family. Mrs. Mary Dearborn, Mrs. Charlotte O'Connor, Miss Caro lyn Monroe and Mike Dearborn were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Les Leavitt and family. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Turnage and L. A. Constans enjoyed din ner Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. John Bradburn. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wes Dearborn on Satur day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Brown recently moved from Klamath Falls to the house where Dave Turner lived. West Side Roads in the Westside and Vernon districts are very muddy, with ruts in many places and chug holes in others, as a re sult of the melting of part of last week's snow. Bright sun shine and clear skies since Sun day make melting possible in the day, but the temperature drops to below freezing at night. Drilling of the test oil well west of Lakevlew has progressed to a depth of 1675 feet under the direction of F. A. Dahl, superintendent and driller. The Westside Home Econ omics club met with Mrs. Walt Roberts and Mrs. Jesse Roberts last Thursday and plan to meet HOLD EVERYTHING con, wi tf nt wmet wc t. m. ssa . t sat, aw. "Through typing the letters already, dearie? Will vou call up the wife and loll her I'm working at the office tonight?" the second Thursday in Febru ary with Mrs. Charles Fenimore at her home In the Dry Creek district. Mrs. Joe Martin and Mrs. Ted Dcford were guests at last week's meeting, Mrs. De ford winning the stunt put on by Mrs. Harry Crowl. The hostesses served four o'clock refreshments. Mrs. Fred Albertson (Delia Hanks), a recent bride, was guest of honor at a community shower held at the grange hall I Tuesday of last week. Many I people presented her with lovely gifts, and the following women attended: Mrs. Gayland Towle, I Mrs. C. L. Becraft, Mrs. Jim j Bernard, Mrs. A. L. Travis, Mrs. I Minnie Erickson, Mrs. Henry Albertson, Mrs. Marvin Pardue, I Mrs. Carl Paey, Mrs. Joe Mar tin, Mrs. Walt Roberts, Mrs. Harry Crowl, Mrs. L. L. Lamb, I Mrs. Max Schlemmer Sr., Mrs. ; Jesse Roberts, Mrs. C. V. Sum mers, Mrs. Esther Kernan, Mrs. Charles Covert, Mrs. Max Schlemmer Jr., Mrs. Wilson Hanks. Mrs. Deane Home, Mrs. Ted Dcford. The Westside Home Ec club cleared about $20 for the grange building fund at the basket social held in the hall January 25. Alec Noble auctioned off the baskets, and the grange or chestra played for the dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thill and son of Chiloquin left last Tues day by car to visit relatives at Brainerd and Wadena, Minn. Thill is the son of Mrs. G. V. Treffinger of the Vernon dis trict. Several people have entertain ed with five hundred card parties at their homes in the Vernon district lately. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Blalock were hosts Janu ary 15, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hobbs invited guests to their home last Saturday night. Bly The Bly Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Ray Harris at her home at Shady Rest. Those present en Joyed the afternoon very much Refreshments were served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Monte Cllne re turned from a wedding trip in California early this week. Many Bly people turned out for an unusually noisy chari vari followed by the customary treat for the crowd. Mrs. Cline was formerly Mrs. Jean Tib- betts. Mrs. Hazel Van Cleave is operating Alyce's beauty shop while Alyce Patzke is on a visit to relatives and friends in Min nesota. She was accompanied by her father and a sister, Bet ty, on the motor trip east. With most of the upper-classmen featuring pighave hair cuts and the girls wearing pig tails.. Bly high school student body presents an unusual ap pearance. Mrs. Gus Margus went to Klamath Valley hospital for an operation on Sunday. She is reported as doing nicely. As Hitler made the Jews his scapegoat, so we are making Hitler ours. President Robert M. Hutchins, University of Chi cago. Life is what you make it in stead of what you make. MERRILL H. A. Buick, Klamath Falls, who has fascin ated audiences In Klamath coun ty with his story of his escape from France when that country collapsed, addressed the Service club Tuesday. Bulck was in troduced by E. E. Kllpatrlck and later spoke to students of the high school and Junior high school. More than doubling over their opponents the number of memberships signed up for 1941, the team under O. V. Reeves re ported 05 names added to the roll with E. E. Kllpatrlck and his assistants bringing in only 31. High point man for the win ners was Reeves with 21 with T. W. Chatburn runner up with 17. High man for the losers was George Offield with 9 and E. E. Kllpatrlck and Dr. F. E. Trot man tied with 6 each. The los ers put on an entertainment for the lucky ones. Poe Valley POE VALLEY The Home Extension unit meeting will be held at the Community hall Tues day, Feburary 11. Care of the hair will be discussed, with Mrs. Beau Tucker and Vella Wilder demonstrating. Everyone is in vited to these meetings. Walter Croft called on Irvin Ross Wednesday. Rex High is getting his pota toes sorted and washed this week. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Freuer, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Brown, Jack Holzhouse, John Hope, Irvin Ross, Joe Nork, F. I. Rogers were callers in Klamath Falls from the valley Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Victor.Nork and small son of Klamath Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Megloss of Dorris, Cal were visitors in the valley Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Brown re turned from Los Angeles, Cal., the last part of the week. They report a lot of rain up there. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holzhouser have adopted a little girl. Several of the farmers in the valley are having their potatoes sorted at the present time. PARLEY BERLIN, Jan. 28 OP) Reichs marshal Hermann Goering con ferred today with Lieutenant General Tomoyuki Yamashita and other officers of a Japanese mission here to discuss military j cooperation under the German- Italian-Japanese alliance. v BLY CLUB IS REMODELED BLY Martin Cavin, proprie tor of the Bly Logger's club, is having his place of business gen erally remodeled. A new restaur ant, separate from the beer par lor and with an outside entrance, has been completed to serve the general public. Cavin is also planning to add a game room. The 23,000.000 tons of concrete in Grand Coulee dam represent four times the volume of the Great Pyramid of Egypt. illGnEIoRTHEniJ I PofXatt I I A.V ToH. j About I I Tr...ltr.dll I vCl.JtA Your Modern Tourist berth ii roomy, coiy and comfortable. In softness and freshness urges relax, acion and restful sleep; but if you want to finish your story, a good reading lisht is handy. These cars art provided with spacious dressing rooms. Service in the Empire Builder diner is surprisingly J economical . . . delicious meals cost as linle as 30c. Your choice of Standard Pullman or Luxury Coach is also available for your trip to the Twin Cities, Chicago and East. PASSENGER AGENT Q. N. Station Phone 4101 SHIP YOUR FREIGHT GREAT NORTHERS In 1930, Russia imported 75, 000 tons of herring from Eng land; in 1938, only 8000 tons. Hager HAGER Mrs. Mildred Kohl, er of Summers lane visited here Friday. . Fred Kohler has been helping bale hay a day or so here. Mrs. Lena Dalley and Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Kohler visited with Mrs. T. E. Erbes and Mrs. D, H. Stebblns Monday afternoon. Harrietann Davlg was taken 111 at school last week and Is re ported to be In the hospital In Klamath Fall suffering with ap. pendiciti. Charles Hess wai business visitor in Klamath Falls Mon day getting repairs for tho baltr. The William Crumrine family entertained relatives Sunday. Mrs. Lena Dalley of Molalla, Ore., visited at the Fred Kohler home on Summers lane Sunday. Mrs. Cornett served chicken dinner on opening day last Thursday which was enjoyed by many here. Very few potatoes are moving here now. One car was being loaded here Monday. REPEAL OF FAIR TAX WOULD HIT KLAMATH, CLAIM A move Is on foot at the state legislature to repeal th 120 mill fair tax, which would re sult in a loss to Klamath county of $3800, it was asserted by Rep resentative Henry Semon Tues day in a letter to County Judge U. E. Rceder. The letter stated that if the repeal goes through, Klamath county's 4-H and Future Farm ers of America programs will have to be carried by direct tax ation. . Judge Reeder said he is strongly opposed to the lepeal and will voice that conviction -before the county court session Wednesday. Old Oscar r repper NOW IANI j 00 PINT Bmrtm Wblu kty m Blend. 86 proof. 4tfiigni nttttral spirits. Frankfort Dit tilltriiSt inc., Lomisvillt 6 Bsltimm. auo m rri II 'lll'ifeW') M C i S When you've played Mrs, A hard pause and 0 o Whan you're tired and thirsty, there's noth ing so refreshing as an ice-cold bottle of Coca-Cola. You can taste its quality and feel the happy after-sense of complete refresh ment It always brings. So when you pause throughout the day, make It hSe pause that refreshes with Ice-cold Coca-Cola. 5 YOU TASTE ITS QUAUTYt BOTTUD UNDER AUTHORITY I TUB COCA-COIA COMPANY BY COCA-COLA BOTTLINO COMPANY ' 688 Spring St. y Ph SMS
