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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1941)
fun 13, 1041 Midland CmpUte BY MAUN GROUP MALIN Mn. J. Perry Malay wii loctod Wednesday to Hut presidency of the Helping lliind society with Mrt. Evsrolt Jones to servo vice president and Mrt. pick Honiol as secretary and treasurer. Tim mvntlnif win hald it the home ot Mrs. C. M. Klrkpatrlck. Preient wore the following membert, Mra. Guy Sheldon, Mrt. Charlea Hamilton, Mrt. Donald Macken, Mrt. Dirk Hon tel. Mra. Everett Jones, Mra. J. Perry Haley, Mra. II. K. Wilson, Mra. Lou Druiicr, Mra. Llda Macken. Mra. Joe Watklna, Mra. Qarl Kestor, Mra. Clarence Hundley, Mra. John Kebrr, Mra. Ima Shulti, Mra. Hurry Hund ley, Mra. R. 8. Thompson, Mra. William Graham, Mra. Jack Ratllff, Mra. John McCully. The guests Included were Mra. Cut off, Mra. George McCollum, Mra. Clayton Rebars, Mra. Chester Do Lap, Mra. Melvln Fltzpatrlrk, Mra. Crawford, Mra. Earl Linton. The next meeting will be June 3B at the home ot Mra. Earl Keeter. On July 9 the society will meet at the home of Mra. A. J. King. West Side Jack Bolton apent last Friday at the coait with the Urogana of Lakavlew. Now that school Is out at Corvallls, Jurk Is at homo for the summer with his parents, Mr. and Mra. Ira Bolton. Mra. Caroline Travla has been Qiklng care of Mrs. Jim Whaley. ow recovering from lick fever, alnca June 3. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gilbert of Eugene recently visited at the horn ot their daughter, Mrs. Frank Padget. They took Flor nee Tadget back to Eugene with them to vlalt for a week before aha want on to i ll summer school In Corvallls. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Bunyard and eon Donald of Burns visited last weekend at the home of Mr. Bunyard'a brother, F. M. Bun yard of WesUlde. "Pete" Peters of La Grande waa her last week visiting rela tives, among them Boots Squires, his uncle. Mr. and Mra. Joe Payntcr ot Tlonesta. Calif., were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Travla last weekend. Mr. and Mra. Alec Noble have mov Q.d TVI0V noved to Fields, Nev., and Mr. Mrs. Sam Mackey hnvc noved Into their house In West- tide. Mrs. Mark Maddock went out to sea her sister, Mrs. Thea Tull, at the Robert Weir ranch In Crooked creek valley Sunday. Members of the Westslde grango will hold a picnic at Booth park Sunday, June 19, it was decided at the regular meet ing of the grange June 7. On May 31 Harry Lamport of Westslda purchased Charlie Mor ris' East Slda creamery, Includ. Ing license and equipment. He moved the equipment to his farm In Westslde, and June 1 his driver, Earla Vossen, started flicking up milk and delivering t to customers on the milk routo In Lakavlew. O Tulelake Henry Gollsch of the stuff at Wlnema Gardens was called to Los Angeles Tuesday by the death of his mother, aged 78. Jeta T. Dieter, employed for the past three years at the D. E. Alexander ranch, Merrill, has accepted employment with Fred K. McMurphy. Dieter received word recently that his son Bill, t ona time a resident here, now In the U. 8. army air corps di vision at Fort Lewis, Is being transferred this week to Pendle ton where the new air base Is '' under construction. Mrs. Almo Newton has been recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pickett In the Malln district where Mrs. Pick ett's mother, Mrs. Joseph Pos plsll has been seriously 111 fol lowing a stroke of paralysis. Mrs. dospltll, who Is 82, Is reported i be slightly improved. Otis Roper, proprietor of the Tulelake Electric shop, was out Wednesday for the first time in 10 days following an attack of In flammatory rheumatism. Hildebremd Mrs. Ursula Chandler and dill. dren Melda, Myrta and Maurlco spent the weekend on a trip to Crater lake, Medford, Ashland and Grants Pass, returning home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mra. M. Goff and son Bert have moved from the Bean place to the Tom Laffcrty place. Coming as a surprise to his many friends at Hlldebrand was the marriage of Arthur Vlelra d Oakland, Calif., on May 11. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hagelsteln and children Alice and Junior of Algoma visited on Sunday with Mrs. Hagelsteln's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woelk of Hlldebrand. Mr, and Mrs. Ross Colahan and children of Westslda visited recently with Ross' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Coliihun of lllldc bruucl. Mr, and Mrs. Clurrnce Dc brick of West Klainutli visited on Sunday with Mrs. Dubrlck's parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. O. Smyth. Mr. and Mrs. Fred IIukcIhIcIii and diiughler Alice of AlKonui and Mra. Charles Woelk unci son Elmer visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. mid Mis. S, K. lliirtzler and fumlly. Onirics Curium) wus a business visitor nt tlio Tom l.iiferly ranch on Tuesday. George, the simill son of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Smyth, spent the pn.il week with his dlMcr and brother-in-luw, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Debrlck of West Klamuth. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vlcirn of Sprague Hlver are staying at Hlldebrand while Joo Is employ ed at the Walkcrllovcy logging camp. EASTERN STAR TO GREET OFFICII TULELAKE Officers of Tulclukc chapter, Order of the Kusti-rn Star, will visit the Al turus chapter June 17, ut which lime Mrs. Gertrude Conunt, Wheutlund, will pay her official visit to chapters of the northern district. 1'repurotory to the meeting a practice session for presentation of the work will be held ut Alturus Sunday. Assisting iilsu Will be the I'ust Matrons club of Klumuth Falls which wUl present the ritual as It wus presented In 1BH8, those taking part wearing costumes of that eru. I he ritual was pre' senteel In Klumuth Fulls severul weeks ago. Altamont Mr. and Mrt. J. M. Webb of 4018 Ezell avenue were host and hostess at a potluck supper Friday evening. Juno 0 honor ing Mrs. Webb's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Ewlng of 4.'IU4 Summers Lane on their 31st wedding anniversary and Mrs. F.wlng's birthduy. Those present were Mrs. A. V. Douglas of Grand Junction, Colo., sister-in-law of Mrs. Kwing, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Douulus, Floyd und Bob Ewlng, Carl, IIuzcl Mneund Norma Lee Douglas, Horace Webb and the host and hostess. Returning from a two weeks vacation trip were Mr. und Mrs. R. O. Hoyt and son Richard of Blsbee street. Mrs. D. D. Smcl cer accompanied them to Wallo Walla, Wash. Their trip took them via Portland. Seattle, Grund Coulee dam and Idaho. Confined to her bed is Mrs. J. F. Thurmun. She has been ill the past week. Donald Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baker of Anderson avenue and Betty Steward, daughter of Mrs. Cora Steward who both havo broken arms are reported doing well. Attending the Rose festival In Portland nro Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Anderson. Mrs. Lon Hunt of Bisbee street and daughter Carol Sue left Saturday for a visit in Los Angeles. Arthur Anderson of Anderson avenue made a business trip to Yreku Tuesday accompanied by his family. Now that summer Is hero many are planning fishing trips. Thoso who went last weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cox of Bisbee street who went over to Medford. Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Redner were fishing. Mr. and Mrs. F.'W. Stilwcll have moved to Bly from their homo on Anderson avenue, DIAMONDS IN STEEL About $10,000 worth of plati num and thousands of dollars' worth of diamonds ore bought by steel companies each year for Industrial uses. You can't go a hundred miles inland in Florida. EVERYBODY FLY... mnnDiE Saturday - Sunday Night and Day Rides In Ail-American Airways 12-Passenger TRI-MOTOR THE NewA. CARD CLUB MEETS AT FT. FORT KLAMATH Mrs. Al fred 13. Castel eiitrrtalinid mem bers of the Contract Bridge club at her homo in Fort Klamatli Wednesduy .evening. Early sum mer flowers from Mrs. Custcl's gulden wcro used In profusion about Ihu rooms of her home, Two tables of brldgo were In play until u lute hour, when Mrs. Din old Wliuer held high score, and Mrs. Eldon Brallain second high for thu evening's giiuic. Refreshments wcro serv ed by the hostess. Those present included Mrs. Murdccul Hess, Mis. Eldon brat lain, Mrs. Joe Tuylor, Mrs. Wil liam Page, Mrs. lliirold W liner, Mrs. George Kendall und the hostess, Mrs. Cusli'l. Mrs. Ken dull played for Mrs. William Zumbrun, who wus unable to attend, and Mrs. Jerry Siscmore was not present, having gone to Portland the nuinc duy with iter liiikbiind und daughter to ut tend the Hose Festival, lit which Siscmore will rule in the Klam ath County Sheriff's posse. Mrs. Hess will next entertain thu brldgo club ut her home on the evening of June 25. The Southern Alps are in Soutli Islund, New Zculund. Their highest peak, Mount Cook, has an ultitudc of 12,340 feet. are PRICELESS! 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Hussey, Ouklund, city engineer and other techni cians who checked on the dis posal unit, tho chlorlnatlon sys tem ond mains, "A superb Job" wus the comment of the engi neer and others who understand the intricacies of a disposal sys tem. Assessment apportionments are expected to be approved at next week's council session and hook-ups on the system can be made In the next week or 10 days. Clifford A. Dunn, Klam ath Falls, was In charge of the work. The city, at the iast council session, renewed the lease to the department of motor vehicles which hat its local office In the city hall. The council also accepted an Invltntion extended by the city firn department to bo present for tho banquet to bo put on June 18 by members of the volunteer fire department. The Invitation was extended by Al Porter. LIGHTHOUSE "KILLERS" Hundreds of deaths have been caused by lighthouses for every life they have saved. Millions of birds have been lured by the beacons and crashed against the lights to fall to their death. Glasses Are Not Needed uirgni KLAMATH FALLS Short Rldas IHI'IWI'I IM X3 DOVNl I Lti0n ) Carterspl 19e J ..i-eill V 39c C50c l.OOKreml 79c ' Z Yfttlv. 1 -CLysoi 50c Pepso 39c Midoi M8 Bear.' J iS'N 7 43c '30c Men 27c 32c f ' ? ivnc I 65e 25cFeenamint21c -$i.oo l rona s fc f Lyons H? r:c4i .1 a ki Wi I It. Longer Rides $1.00 V. P.'s Sister Back Mrs. Per Gustav Wijkman, sis ter of Vjce President Wallace, gazes on home shores as she ar rives in New York from Europe, where her husband is In the Swedish consular service. Fort Klamath Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sayonc of Olympia, Wosh., left Thurs day after spending a few days visiting here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Kendall. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Slsemore and daughter Jo-Ann left Wed nesday for Portland, where they will attend the Rose festival and where Siscmore will ride with the Klamath County Sheriff's posse, of which he is a member. Mrs. Joe Taylor and Mrs. William Page spent Tuesday shopping in Klamath Falls. A number of local employes of the Algoma Lumber company were forced to lay off work this week due to various indisposi tions. Ed Allnutt, timber fuller, was taken to a Klamath Falls hospital Wednesday suffering V xi y cance at these advertised brands are yyP'igOeSSN K i '50c yvyY America's best sellers. Their popularity is the re- ' ui- fJ I ill I I N suit of millions of satisfied users millions of re- If Italian ! Ill II KArtllp I peat sales. Indeed, LEADERSHIP has to be earned I Rnliw 11 II I by repetition of successes. II . Da,m jljl rwf, Listerine Vick's ix pona pyj i- J I Vapo Rub I LAX pj : 1 powder M 49c 75c Anacin lvc 98c l V 39c J V 33c Kleenex 75c Fitch Bb.mp. 59c '"e II , 1 (440's) "50c W00dbc&m 39C Dextri I . 25c 'Vaseline ,soc37c ' eoTWr 'Colgate ST 19c i I60? X A Alkti wob'um 'SOcDrene 49c Kotex 5al A N( Seter fV Sifc ( ) I . mm. r x A from an intestinal ailment, and George Kendall, also a faller, wus confined to his home Wed nesday with a severe attack of pleurisy. Chester Wilcox, tim ber taller, had to have three stitches taken in his foot this week after cutting the foot at work in the woods, while John Drake, scaler for the company, is suffering from a badly in fected hand and is unable to work. Mrs. Gtiss Page and son Gene were Klamath Falls visitors on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, Gene having received medical care following a recent operation tor the removal ot his tonsils. Dclbert Denton and Blaine Bruttuin spent last Sunday boat fishing at Gold lake, which Is located oft the Willamette high way. The youths returned with a fine catch of fish. Mrs. Bert Gray of Fort Klam ath accompanied her brother, Robert Tower of Portland, on a trip to that city and Lebanon last week, when they visited relatives at both places. Mrs. Jerry Chase of Pelican Bay camp is visiting here with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ballou. Announcement has been made of the marriage at Sacramento, Calif., on Saturday, June 7, of Betty Heath, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Heath of Fort Klamath, to Fred Pankcy, who is stationed with the U. S. air corps at March Field, Calif. Mrs. A. L. Heath and son Loyal of Fort Klamath went to Sacra mento to attend the wedding. Mrs. R. T. Cox and Mrs. Ray Ballou were Klamath Falls visi tors on Thursday. Weston Engle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Engle of Fort Klam ath, left Thursday for Portland, NINTH AND MAIN STS. Weed Richard Colvlg, music student at San Francisco, Is home for the summer with Mr. and Mrt. Don Colvig. Mrs. Jess Drake spent several days of last week In Yrcka with her parents. She returned Sun day to her Division street home. The L. D. Preyer family of Roseburg, visited from Thursday to Sunday here with friends. Bruce Preyer attended the gra duation exercises of his former class. He will graduate in Rose burg from the eighth grade June 5.' Richard Brown of Roscvllle spent Memorial day with his brothcr-m-law, Donzie Huffman and' family. His friends will be pleased to hear that he has ac cepted the principalship of the Roseville grammar school for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shelton and son Rolland of Coleville, Calif, spent the Memorial holidays visiting their son Norman and his family and their friends.- Mr. and Mrs. Ed B. Cross and sons left Thursday for a month's vacation in Kansas City and various points south where they will visit relatives. Mrs. Alta Crockett of Monta gue came Sunday to spend the where he will take his final physical examination for enter ing the marine corps, in which he has enlisted for the duration of the present emergency. Young Engle, who has been a student at Chiloquin high school for the past three years, will leave Fri day for San Diego to enter ac tive training in the marine corps service, providing he pass ed his physical examination in Portland. PAGE ELEVEN day with her mother, Mrs. V. E. Austin, who has been In Hi health for some time, Mrs, Aus tin is greatly Improved. Mrs. Stella .Stanfleld, mother of Mrs. Dorothy Johnson of Angel valley has come from Mis souri to reside here for a while. She camo by auto with Jimmy Small, who has apent the last month touring Alabama and other southern states. They ar rived here Thursday. Merrill Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kilpatrick and daughter Betty who return ed recently from a trip to tha northern part ot the state for fishing and a visit to Portland, left Thursday afternoon for Day ton, Ore., where they plan to remain for most of the summer at the homo of Mrs. Kilpatrlck's brother, W. O. Wiley. Mrs. Kit Patrick's mother, Mra. E, R. Wiley, who returned to Merrill with them will remain hara Witn her grandson Vernon Kil patrick, employed in tha Mer rill bank. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Haskina and family are attending the Portland Rose festival this week. - The Junior group of children attending the annual vacation Bible school of the Merrill Pres byterian church picnicked at tha close of school at Moore park in Klamath Falls. Nineteen at tended in addition to tha chap erons, Mrs. J. L. Fotherlngham, Mrs. W. F. Jinnette and Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence . Mitchel more. Eighty-two children register ed for classes in the summer school this year with an aver age attendance of 80 listed. Pri mary children picnicked In Merrill.
