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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1941)
April 21, 1041 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVB City Married Ml'. Mini Mrs. Law roiicc Llttlo tiru receiving best widhoH rum tlielr iiiiiny Irlonda In Illy whero tlitty lira residing near Crunu mill following their wedding limt week In llcno, Nuv. Mm. Llttlo I till) former Avis Cosobecr of Illy, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Kd Caaebcor, well known rcililonls o( that section. AttomlhiK Ilia young couplu Hi their marrliign war a Klleon Schneider unci Denny Decker. Oitt at Sin Francisco Word wui received Saturduy of the dentil of Mm. Everett Thorium at Shu Franciaco from u licnrt at tuck. Mr. and Mm. Thomas fur merly lived on Oregon uvoniio In Klmniith Falls. Tlionina wan employed hero mi a telctypo op. erntor fur Sontliom Pacific and wan transferred to San Francis co several months OKo. To Mar Uland Dr. K. K llrldiio of Portland, who him spent tho pant few days here visiting h I brother. Dave llrldiie, city recreational officer, will lenvo Tuesday for Mure I land where ha la called In the US naval reaerve. Dr. Bridge la a wall known Portland den tint and one of tho beat known Sol fori In tho atnto. Promlnant Vlallor Roy Can nun of Portland, aiipcrlntcndcnt o( achoola In Multnomah coun ty. ancnt aeveral dayi In Klam ath Falls tills pant weekend at tciidtnK tho convention of Jobs Daughters. Cannon waa elected aaaoclato grand guardian. Ho la a past associate guardian of Bethel No. 3, rortland. Brings Son Homi District Attorney L. Orlh Slsemore re turned homo Sunday from Port land, bringing bia aon. James Pelton Slsemore, now thrco weeks old. The baby. In excel lent health, took up reslclenco at the Slsemore homo on Lokeshoro drive. Haalth Unit Tsa Much Inter est Is being shown In the tea to bo given Thursday afternoon from J to 8 o'clock In the health unit, corner of Pine and Eighth streets. Mrs. Mahr Hcymcrs is chairman and all Interested per sons aro Invited to attend. Son Born In North Born to Dr. and Mrs. Earl M. Harris. Klamath Falls couple, ni souin rtnrt Wuh . m ann. Carl Mc- Cready Harris, weighing nine pounds, four ounces, mm. Harris will bo remembered as tho for mer Paulino McCrcady. Returns John II. Harris Jr., returned Monday morning by train from Great Falls. Mont., where ha was called again by tho serious Illness of his father The elderly man seemed greatly Improved following a relapse aft er a major operation. Visitor Honored Henri Arc and, prominent Portland pianist who played before the Klamath Falls Woman's Library club Monday afternoon, was honor guest at a no hostess luncheon at the Pelican enfe Monday at noon. Leavee Hoapltal Colleen Ire land, Injured In an automobile accident near Moore park Fri day night, was able to bo moved aaa. from Hillside hospital to her 4V homo on California avenuo Into Saturday afternoon. Buslnasa Woman Members of the Klnmnth Fnlls Business and Professional Women's club were to meet at the Willnrd ho tel at 0:30 p. m. Mondny for n program and business mealing. Qulld Masting By request of tho Rev. Victor E. Newman, there will bo a meeting of St. Paul's Guild at 2 o'clock Thurs day nftcrnoon in tho parish house. Houia Outsts Mr. and Mrs. George Engltind of Portland were hotiseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter West during the re cent Jobs Daughters convention held here. In Dunamulr Judith Ann Vandcnberg, daughter of Circuit Judge and Mrs. David R. Van denberg, spent the weekend nt tho Timothy Murphy home In Dunsmulr. In Klamath Mrs. George Lar der and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gray spent the weekend In Klamath Falls visiting with Mrs. May Hyatt, a sistcr-ln-law of Mrs. Larder. Weekend In Ashland Nan Goellcr from Klamath Falls spent the weekend In Ashland visiting with friends. You Don't Havl Te Takl Our Word for II ut Dan'l Wau Your Money Throuih linorannol Thl Oldest and Safest Perm of tnfiiranni li thl Mufuals GEO. J. WALTON ill MAIN IT, forded Visit from Portland Percy I,. Kviii.b roturned Mon dny moinliiK tu his homo in Purlland lifter spending the weekend hero visiting with Ills parents, Mr and M"i Sydney I). Kviins, n i id other rnlutlvcs. Mrs. Kvnns (Constance Cnriuniiy) who iicciiniiiiiili.d him, will visit hero until Wednesday mid before re turning homo will spend a week or so with her parents In Med ford. Evans Is now affllluted with a Neon sign company in Puitliind Visitor L. J. "Doc" Allen, as sistant state 4 11 club lender, spent Monijiiy In Klainuth Falls conferring with C. C. Jenkins, 411 club agent. Tuesday Allen plans to continue, to Lakevlcw to visit the, Lako county agent, and from there will gu tu the offlco of the Jtickson county agent. Allen will be unable to attend the spring fair hero tills weekend as In past years. Pursa Stolen K. A. Shulmlre, 2HU5 IJIsbco street, appeared nt tho city police department Mon day morning and reported the theft of his alligator leather wal let containing $37, a social se curity card, and driver's license. Sliuliulre said ho laid tho wallet on tho car seat for a few mo ments. From San Francisco Mrs. C. G .Vlckroy and son and daugh ter of San Francisco, who have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Ragland of Mo doc Point, returned to their homo last Sunday. They were hero a month. Mr. Vlckroy drove up In the family car for them, Benefit Bridge Party A bene fit brldgo party will bo given by tho social club of tho Cas cade Crest chapter, OES. Chilo quin, at the Masonic hall in Chil oquin. Wednesday, April 2.'1. nt 8 p. m. Bridge and pinochle will be played. Members of the Eastern Star and their friends are Invited to attend. To Vancouver Otis M. Mels ker. member of the city police department, has been called to Vancouver, Wash., whero he will servo with tho Bonneville Power Projects Guards. Metsker will bo stationed at the Vancouver ampere station and will servo u six months' probation period. Purae Lost Everett Starkc baum of Tlonesta, Calif., told city polico ho laid his purse down In a local department store Saturday and when ho started! to look for It, tho purse was gone along with $13 In cash and his social security card. Visiting Mrs. Pete Motschcn- bacher, (Nello Elliott), Is visiting hero from her homo In Rose burg, a guest of her mother, Mrs E. L. Elliott of Lincoln street. Mm. Motschenbncher Is a for mer quern and guardian of the local bethel, Jobs Daughters. Attends Funeral Mrs. D. P. O'l-oary left tho city Sunday night to attend tho funeral of her brother. Frank Kreutzen, In Richmond. Calif. Sho will re turn at the end of the week. Vlalt Crater Lake Nnlllo Ho. zcl Baker and Mrs. Helen Dur- keo and J. C. Miller motored to Crater lake and returned Sunday morning. Pip Found The person who lost 12 Joints of six-Inch stove pipe from their car on River side street will bo interested to learu the black pipe was found Saturday by A. W. Ekstrom, route 2, box 174, To Portland Arthur Charles Bules, pastor of tho First Chris tian church, left Sunday after noon for Portland to attend a convention. Ho will return on Thursday morning. Return Horn Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Pcltz returned from spending several weeks In Los Angeles and a few days In San Francisco. Try tho Classlfiad Adi Use Your Credit on the New Maytag RICKYS The Houie of Friendly Credit Authorised Maytag Dealers For Your Information fei Sua An ailv.rlliini In This Column, fhont 1114 WEATHER NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Fair tonight mid Tuesday, but considerable clouds or fog on the coast; llttlo change In tempera ture; moderate northwest winds off coast. WASHINGTON AND ORE GON Fair tonight and Tuesday, but considerable clouds ur fug near tho cuasl, duy temperatures continuing above normal In the interior; moderate north west wind off coa.il; light to moder ate variable over inland waters of Washington. Mall Closing Times (Trains) Southbound: (1:U0 a m. Northbound: U:3U a in. Southbound: 9:1!) p in. Northbound: 8:3U p in. (Stagea) Alturus, L a k o v I o w, Rocky Point and Ashland, all closo 7 00 Eagles Auxiliary The Eagles auxiliary will hold a special meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. In the Eagles hall. All mem bers and the drum corps and drill team are requested to be Uircscut fur reorganization of tho drum corps. Card Party The Eagles aux iliary will sponsor a pinochle parly Tuesday nt 2 p. m. in the Engles hall. Hostesses will be Vanessa Dntler, Laura Bald win, Rachel Johnson and Ag nes DcChuincau. Moos Meeting Initiation and Installation of officers of the Moose lodge was to lake place Monday night at the KC hall. Ordinarily, tho meetings ore held on Friday. Altamont Garden Club The Altumont Garden club will meet Wednesday nt 2 p. m. nt the home of Mrs. A. R. Dickson, located off South Sixth street to the left n mile beyond Ber tha's store. The subject. "Prep aration uf Soil for Gardening," will be discussed by a repre sentative uf the county agent's office. ' Happy Hour Club A regu Inr meeting of the Happy Hour club will ho held T.irsdny after noon, Aorii 22, at .he home of Mrs. Carl Sundll, Lincoln street, at 2 o'clock Canton To Meet The ladles auxiliary of Canton Crnter will meet In regular session Thurs day evening, April 24, nt the IOOF hn'l at 8 o'cock. Postponed Tho Neighbors of Woodcraft Th.mblc club meeting has beer, postponed from April 22 to Mny 8. Three R Club The Three H club will meet Tuesday at 1:30 Authorised Mavtaa Dealers Sm lli cw Muring in On IHsplny! All Modela Prices are Reasonable Oregon Equipment Co. 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Hostesses arc Helen Kiting. Avenol Hart, Myrtle Hart, Mjrgarct Johnson, Jvsta Kaylor and Frances Killian. Degree of Honor Tho Degree of Honor Glee club will practice in the KC hall Wednesday morn ing at 0:30. Officers' practice will follow. Lutheran Ladies The Klam ath Lutheran Ladies will meet Tuesday nftcrnoon ot 2 p. m. at tho church. Mrs. D. A. Dahleim and Mrs. Alfred Carlson will be hostesses. All friends arc in vited. Japanese Pasturage Rare Few cuttle arc raised, and dairy products ore not a regular part of the native diet in Japan, because there is little pasture land in that country. Klamath Visitor Mrs. Albert May of Ashland visited in Klam ath Falls Friday. Poor King Midssl Gold galore but alasl No Wieland's Lagerl 1 ttfe-: r.& -wi-.e.. i a wiwi ma.v a wn WAt "" ' II I V UDC mwmtii awAgn C?C W Thirsty .. 3 ffi' I lVTi I Comes in three assorted sizes. Made of cotton applique. II f BALCONY ! 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