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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1941)
'April 21, 1041 TUB NEWS AND THR HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THRrJl r d Midland ZtHfuAe GRANGERS 10 III PUBLIC POWER TOPIC The Tulclnke Krantfo will hcnr discussion of IJniinuvlllo public lwrr ctift Iohm Thursday nlulil when A. C. Ilrii.ll of l'nrllancl, illambcr o( tlm llimiiiivillo ad ministration, will bo the main speaker. ! I 1TI10 iirmiKo linn humeri an Invi tation fur linyunp Interested In public power to attend the meet lull, which will bo livid hi the TuU'luku American Legion hull btKlnnlnu ut 8 p. in. Hriull will present motion pic tures, mid utter his talk will an oWcr cjuontloiiH from the audience cbncornlnu llunncvlllo power. A ihort musical pi-ourum will be tha entertainment for tho eve-nln(j. Langell Valley ' LANGKLL VALLEY Tho 'fftllowlnu yoimii folk went to Bl ul In hint Suturdiiy for tho lull- r prom; nelly hpnrks, uull iildvoitel. Lot tin McDonald, llrircd Tciirc. Frances Jones, udtfo Kltzhuijh, Mm Hen Cllven, .'IIIIp House, Laurence Itrvell. oh Kriwyrr, Myron Wheeler, ale llrmlley, l(oer Jones, lydo llomley and Mrs. Malcolm eare. Mm. Cleda Well spent Mon- lay with Mrs. Vlrijlnla Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Iloh Thew and auiihler of Onkhind visited with lends and relatives In IjinKell alley and lloniin.a on Monday hey huve been vlsltlmi tho past 4ek Willi Thew's sister, Mrs. rt Horsley of Dairy ond her rents, the liwyers. or Ilonanzil Mrs. Mary Dearborn enjoyed aster Sunday with her dauith- r and family, the Irovltts. Mrs. Kffic Oilman had tho mis- irtuno to fall and break a bono her shoulder Tuesday morn- 10. nhe enme homo Irom tno ospltal on Thursiluy. J Sunday dinner ijueats of Mr. jnd Mrs, Jlarry Frazler were Mr. nd Mrs. Kmmett Shields and oJauKhtrr, I'nsty, of Salem and Sir. and Mrs. I.loyri Llsko of ilerrlll. Vf Congratulations ' a rid best -j'lshes are extonded to Mr. and 1rs. Barney Drown, who wcro f "1 THBSPIUTOF by JOHN CLINTON From now on you con cnll mo Shock I'roof John. I've soon eoerytlilnul Hecntise the other morning when I win ilrlvhiK past Ilia Union Oil Motion nn tho comer I nlmnit fell out of my lllipiinc Plymoulll at what I law. Th.ra, rfrawn grandly up to th. puma, wai a horea and waganl "this, I gotta iayi I, and turnsd back. And when I r tvrn.d t got tha 2nd shock, far what da you think tha hay burner wai doing? Well air. Hie driver lind put four old auto wheels on Ids wagon, and ho was having the tires filled with nirl While ho was doing it, ono of the boys had nut u bucket of wnter down for Dohhln to drlnkl It was the most unusual sight I've seen for yearsl And while the situation was, to say tha laait, amusing, tha beya t tha station wara doing thalr stuff with parfactly straight facal. I'm not tura ust what tha antlra significance of this llttla drama was, but It certainly proves that tha Union Oil bays are gentleman from way backl So, In addition to inviting you to drive your ear into a lllilnu Oil Ma tlnn for serv Iro, I'm now In a iinsllion to Invito all horse-aiid-wagon operators to do likewise, It's really tno had lliat 1'nlim can't 'think up some wav for horses to me 70, or Triton Motor Oil, be cause somehow I think life Would be morn plrtiiresciio ( if less convenient ) if we had morn horses galloping hy. Don't you? .1 'X i ii - wis. married recently ut ltmio. Mrs. Drown was tho former Maxlno Hohert. The young couple, will llvo near Lukovlew whero ho Is employed. Mrs. Alfred Duncan visited on Sunday with Mrs, Lester Leuvltt. The Duncans arc hero from Can yonvlllo und stuylng at Elmer Stanley'i to help with lambing. FETED AT KENO KKNO Mrs. Foster Beavers entertained on Tuesday after noon, April lfl, nt n baby show er honoring Mrs. Louise Dcnl son Wilson of Paisley, Ore. Tho room was dalntly decor ated with pink and while stream ers and tho gift tabic had a can opy of pink and white stream ers with a large stork In tho cen ter. Mrs. Hazel Chase won the prl.o In a diaper hemming raco. After the opening of tho gifts lunch was served by tho host ess, assisted by Mrs. lono Hull and Mrs. Josephine Fil.slinmons. Other gucstit were Mrs. Paul Magor, Mrs. Karl Allen, Mrs. W. M. Gherkin, Mrs. O. H. Zimmer man, Mrs. G. O. Zlmmormnn all of Klamath Falls, Mrs. Harold O'HIley of Merrill, Mrs. Charles Floyd, Mrs. Dallas Ileebo. Mrs. Sophie Young of Lenox addition, Mrs. V. L. Fraln, Mrs. F. K. Den Hon, Mrs. Martin Parsons, Mrs. Ana Grimes, Mrs. Hazel Chase and Mrs. Alice Putnam. Cascade CASCADK SUMMIT Mr. and Mrs. Clair Eastman and daughter, Sherry Anne, are spending the weekend with East man's slater and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Miller Of Ar met. Mrs. Lowell Hall Is spending Ihc weekend at Eugene with her sister. Willo Coffin, who Is at tending University of Oregon, and with Mr. Hull's mother and sister-in-law. Charles Elder of Mowlch works at Summit lodgo each weekend doing carpentering. One of the cabins has been re modeled Into a two-room and kitchenette cabin, whereas be fore there, were only two rooms In it. Mr. ond Mrs. John Foland, Mrs. Dlclc Foland nnd Mrs. Hoy Currier motored to Eugene last week to shop. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lnvoy have as their guests Mrs. Lavoy's sisters, Mrs. Lec of Portland and Mrs. Bennlo Benson of Aber nethy. Mrs. Lavoy drove to Oakrldgo Saturday to take her mother, who was 111, to Eugene to consult a physician. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nngle who have been caretakers at the Dr. Collins ranch neor Crescent lake have returned to their home hero. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lnvoy hove purchased a new Plymouth car. Mrs. Hoy Currier will spend next weekend at Klamath Fulls. She will chapcronc a group of young people from tho Oak rldgo Christian church who will attend tho Christian Endeavor conference (it Klamath Falls. Lowell Hull was n Eugene vis itor one day last week. ):. ) . ,.. .., 1 Mew4. 4-H GIRLS GET AWARDS FOR WESTSIDE Girls of the Vernon school entertained mothers of students of the school Friday afternoon with a tea and a display of articles of hand craft mudo so far this school year. Victor Johnson, county agent, who was present to make achievement award-, announced that within 10 days the ex ten slon service will appoint a full time 4 1! club leader for Lake county to handle all boys' and girls' 411 club work In tho county. A certificate of achievement was awarded to last year's wood working club, whom president was Raymond Padget and whose members finished their projects 100 per cent. Club charters were presented to the Busy Dees, the Vernon sewing club of which Donna Thill la president, and to the Vernon Handicraft club, tho woodworking club of which Donald Blnlock Is president. On behalf of the Lnkcvlew branch of the First National Bank of Portland, Johnson pre sented fifth year pins to Flor ence Padget, Itaymond Padget und Florence Reed: third year pins to Dorothy Mnddock and Lois Maddock; first year pins to Virginia Maddork and Lois Thill. Second year cards from tho county were presented to Donald Blnlock, Sue Reed, and Donna Thill. The work on display during tho afternoon included book cases, cuf'ec tables, footstools, flower stands made by members of the woodworking club; pil low tops and luncneon cloths made by the girls In the sewing club; wall placques. snap shot album covers, and bookends woodburncd and painted; and comb cases, bookmarks, bag gage tags, and other leather- work articles. Road Open From Willamette to Summit Lodge 'CASCADE SUMMIT The ground here is now bare In open spaces. In secluded places where the sun does not hit there arc about 18 inches of snow. The road from Willamette highway to Summit lodge Is now open and cars have driven In to the lodge, although in places it is quite muddy. Big Trout Landed At Cascade Summit CASCADE SUMMIT When Howard Hromadn wishes to re late a fish story, he doesn't have to tell about tho large one that got away. All he has to do is to tell of the large one he caught. Hromadn was successful in land ing an eight and one-half pound Rainbow. The fish was caught in Lake Odcll near the Hromada summer homo. ACUINTu All White! A Bargain! KENMORE WASHER Porcelalned tub, triple vans agitator, 2-Inch soft rubber rolls, Chamber lain wringer with eaftty release. 44 (Usual ASK FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION OF ANY KENMORE WASHER Another Record Low Price! KENMORE SPECIAL Green porcelnlned tub, iiqueeze-dry rolls, oil acaled motor, quick-emptying drain, safety seal ed mechanism. 3491 (Usual ASK FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION OF ANY KENMORE WASHER Windmill A New mm com . Mouuurxo PATTERN 6955 Make your spare time yield this handsome scarf an heir loom cloth, or spread. They arc all formed from this easy five Inch square, Windmill, memor ized in no time quickly cro cheted. Pattern 6035 contains instructions for making square; WESTSIDE Mrs. Glenn Bussey of Willow Ranch, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Piper, Vernon district, was guest of honor at a stork shower held for her by Mrs. Flortnce Branch at the hall the afternoon of April 17. After the opening of Mrs. Busscy'i gifts, Mrs Branch put on a stunt which was won by Mrs. Lottie Bailey and Mrs. Bus sey. The B. B. club held no meeting but decided to meet May 1 at the home of Mrs. Charles Buck. 1 he hostess served refreshments at the close of the afternoon. The following women were present or sent gifts. Mrs. Harry Earnes of Willow Ranch; Mrs. Chct Hyatt. Mrs. Beverly Robin son, Mrs. Milo Hyatt, Mrs. Lor en Hyatt, Mrs. Don Lyons, Mrs. Vernon and Mrs. Ross Hyatt, all of Lakcvicw; Mrs. John Crowl, Mrs. Ed Garrett, Mrs. Joe Mar tin, Mrs. Tom Frith, Mrs. Earl Millard, Mrs. F. M. Bunyard, Mrs. At T. Cochran, Mrs. Ernest Bussey, Mrs. R. B. Piper, Mrs. Miles Blalock, Mts. Charles Buck, Mrs Bob Wilson, Mrs. Merle O'Ncll and Mrs. Harry Crowl. Bridge Club at Tionesta Meets TIONESTA. Calif. The Thursday Bridge club played at its recent meeting at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Heister and ore to play at Mrs. Alice Reese's home next week. Mrs. Dot Coade substituted for Mrs. Pearl Hall and it was a lucky day for Mrs Coade who won high orize. while low went to Mrs. Irene Hamm. Those present who enjoyed the dainty refreshments were Mrs. Georgia Stanlake. Mrs. Dot Coade, Mrs. Clco Shirley, Mrs. Irene Hamm, Mrs. Nettie Stew art. Mrs. Alice Reese Mrs. Irene Reese, and the hostess, Mrs. Evelyn He'stcr. 95 $3 DOWN Carrying Charft) IS Down Carrying Chargfi) 7&m&SM Tin And Easy Square Windmill illustrations of It and stitches; photograph ot. square; materials needed. To obtain this pattern send 10 cents in coin to The Herald-News, Household Arts Dept., Klamath Kails, Ore. Be guro to write plainly your name, address and pattern number. K eno KENO Friends of Jimmie N. Young, a former resident of Kcno, will be interested to know he has entered the radio school at Bcllvillc, 111., connected with army aviation. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harris re turned Sunday night from sev eral days spent in Oakland, Sac ramento and Chico, Calif. Rich ard Harris of Chico accompanied them home for a brief visit. On Monday evening, April 15, Mrs. T. E. Denison and her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Wilson, were co-hostcsscs with a b a b y shower honoring Mrs. Wilbur Gherkin of Klamath Falls. Games occupied the evening and after the opening of gifts dainty refreshments were served. Those enjoying the evening were Mrs. Ruth Zimmerman, Mrs. Earl Allen, Mrs. Paul Mager, Mrs. La Verne Reeves, Mrs. J. E. Patterson, Mrs. Gerald Zim merman, Mrs. Frank Snyder, Mrs. Gladys Smith, Mrs. Arrelia Zimmerman, Mrs. H. Laverne, Mrs. Iva Mott, the honored guest Mrs. Gherkin, and the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. George Elliott of Bly, Ore., were callers at the home of Miss Edna Bloom Sun day afternoon. How to treat a thirst: Wie- land's Beer cures the worstl BOUGHT Mts. i MMm m I The same money you'd pay for ooe of the f . . 2 B Jlo. Pv , . , ise! I HERE'S the car behind the biggest swing in history to Nash! Never before has a lowest-price car offered you so much! Hot example: Want the Most Economy ? This big Nash gives good drivers up to 30 miles a gallon ...overall savings of $70 to $100 ayear! Want the Roomiest Car? It's Nash! The front seat's nearly five feet wide ! Want the Smoothest Ride? Nash alone has coil springing on all Jour wheels. The NASH PRICES LOW AS rstfrtfW) Ambt.ntdor "Him"NiMin.Pricedeli. tred hrre include standi H equipment tnd tderl Ux, V either Eye Conditioned Aif Svitem. Sedan Sleeper Bed, WhiteS.de Wall TircL Bump er Guard j are optional extras. LIFE OF FOSTER FORTv KLAMATH The C. I. clubhouse was the scene of social activities Friday after noon, when members of the Civic Improvement club spon sored a silver tea, 'he proceeds from which went Into the club treasury. Lovely spring flowers were used about the main club room, sdme of the blooms com ing from local gardens and many of them having been brought from Grants Pass this week by Mrs. Lee Denton for the occasion. A reception com mittee including Mn Ray Loos ley and Mrs. Frank Denton greeted the guests upon their arrival. About 30 were present at the tea. Entertainment for the after noon consisted of an interesting program, and life and song com positions of Stephen C. Foster. Mrs. Frank Denton narrated the storey of Foster's lire. The read ing was interspersed by vocal rendition of several of the com poser's well-known songs by Mrs. Carl Wilson and Mrs. Theo dore Nicholson, accompanied at the piano by Mrs Guss Page.' 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And only Nash offers a Weather Eye 897 Delivered Htra WISENER NASH MOTORS With the Light Brown Hair," were tung by Mrs. Charles Race, who is musical Instructor and primary grade teacher In the local school. Refreshments were served by Mrs. William Page, Mrs. William C. Hackler and Mrs. Joe Taylor. Chairman of the program committee was Mrs. Carl Wilson. Mt. Laid MT. LAKI Mrs. Estella Hill and Mrs. Frank Stewart re turned Sunday from a week's trip which took them to New. port. Ore., and various points along the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hansen and daughters. Patsy and Donna, vis ited with relatives and friends in Portland last week. Friends will be pleased to know Mr. Mack Sr., is improv ing at the Hillside hospital. He Is suffering with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cheyne are the proud parents of a son born Monday, April 14, a, the Klam ath Valley hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hill and family spent Easter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ogie Stohl and son, Danny. Mrs, Fred Crapo was the guest of her sister-in-law Mrs. Myron Taylor Wednesday. Mrs. Scott Thompson, Mrs. Bell Davison and Mrs. Lyle Merrill motored to Yakima Wash., last week to visit with HO MORE THAU and Plumbing Contrador p gtandavd attitai . IUI ni3 In this Big Nash Sedan you get up to 30 Miles to the Gallon . .the Widest Seats . .the Smoothest Ride and Easiest Handling a Car can give you! Over 2,000 A "Our iwttch to the Nh '600' has been amply justi6ed . . . Averaging 24 to 26 miles a gallon at speed, of 4 5 to 60. Nash is roomier and cer tainlr more easy to handle." Portland, Ortgo "Your new 600 tops them atl from just about every angle, P ' FETES BIRTHDAYS TIONESTA, Calif The Turn- day Pinochle club met this week at, the home of Mrs Dot Coade, and since collecting Mexican art is Mn. Coade'i hobDy, tha tally cards carried out Mexican do sign. . ,. , The club had previously de cided to present a set of tea, towels to each member on her birthday, and at this meeting sets were ready for Mrs. Coad and Mrs. Irene Reese. The next member in the club to have birthday will be Mrs. Viola Banta. . High score for the day want to Mrs. Banta, and low score was won by Mrs. Jennie Mat lock, substituting for Mrs Pearl Hall, who was called away by sickness. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Jennie Matlock, Mrs. Haley Washburn, Mrs. Viola Banta, Mrs. Cleo Shirley, Mrs. France Nelson, Mis. Irene Reese,. Mrs. Evelyn Heister, and the hostess, Mrs. Dot Coade. ' . . i . Mr. Cheyne, a brother ot Mrs. Thompson, and Mrs. Dawson, who is ill in a hospital. " ' ,.; V OTHERS ) mm "VaiKf 'orort; Ho Wo Conditioned Air System s i ."Sedan Sleeper" Bed ; s ; the safety of unit ized body, welded-to-frame. Just a pint of gas will prove Nash Is : far ahead of the lowest-price cars you . used to buy! 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