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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1941)
Ansrudt 6, 1041 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Midland ZtftfUte AeupL WORK STARTS ON BLY III SCHOOL JOB Ai BLY Construction I win hern ttarted at the high school, and work it present l confined to re modeling the building: to boiler accommodate the expected In creaee In the elementary depart mint. The old gymnasium will b converted Into cafeteria and elate room. Thla room will bo uaed aa atudy hall and will be large enough to accommodate all atudenta not In clesset. The part now occupied by the atage will be uaed aa library with con venient ahelvea for reference booka and county library books. Plana for the gymnasium aro , perfected, but o yet no work hat been done beraune of unfore seen difficulty In obtaining a contractor, However, the dcluy will not be long end toon the new unit will be under way. The building will be located 40 feet from the preient unit and en trances will be made at both front and rear. Those at the rear Jvill accommodate the grade School children, and the high eehool atudenta will uie the front doors. Showers and convenient dressing rooms are Included In the plana. Bly wilt have a gym riatlum to ault Ita progressive aplrlt. Picnic Held by Women t Club Bly BLY The Bly Women's club held Ita regular meeting picnic fashion at the recreation park on Wednesday, July 31. Lunch was aerved and the afternoon was pent In conversation and over eelng the large number of kid dles present. Club members who attended were Mrs. Jeff Causbie, Mrs. John Golsjbeck, Mrs. Eliza beth Campbell, Mrs. George El liott, Mrs. Betty Dyer, Mrs. Monte Cllne, Mrs. Jim Dixon, Mrs. Joe Wall is, Mra. Charles Stump, Mrs. Leo Moll and Mra. aeltn Smith. Hager Robert Kohler of Bummers Lane la spending n few duya at the Georga Kohlcr home bare. Ed Kelly and a la tar, Mra. Kay Overton of Klamath Falls, called on friends here Sunday. George Kohler and Fred Koh ler have gone to the woods to work. Jack Tuman, who It working Dear Chemult, was calling on home folkt over the weekend. Mr. Petty wat also home over the weekend, Ed Poppy wat a business ealler here Sunday. The William Crumrlna family expect to go to the coast again jjn a few dayt. 9 Martin Snyder tpent the weekend at Lake o the Woods. Guy Whllem and Puul Flnndy were callers here last Thurs day. Grace Cornell wat a caller here Monday. Jerry Short wat trying to find a man to work for him Tuesday. It Is reported that Bill Wool ridge, Dnrmiin Nplker and the Miirlln family have moved to California where the men have work In a sawmill. GRADUATES OF BLY BLY A checkup on the pro gress of recent high school grad uatet from Bly thowt thul among the class of 1940 Bllllo Casobqcr hat had a recent pro motion in the electrical depart ment of the Big Laket Lumber company; Lnonurii Mlchclsen is employed at Ivory Pine mill; Buck Alcorn had a recent ad vancement at the l.orenz com puny In Klumulh Fulls. Members of the class of 1041 are likewise all employed or furthering their education. Frank Molscr It working in the local box factory; Murycile Mc Millan it attending business col lege In Bremerton, Wash.; Bob Krog and Lylo Weaver are cm ployed ut Ivory Pine; Hunk Hull It helping hit father on the runch; Lorraine Richardson, who recently married Glenn Tyler, it living In San Francisco. Among the younger group of ttudentt. most of them have somo kind of employment. Wayno Osborne and Melvln Stone arc helping Jim Dixon get In his hay; Bill Alcorn It work ing on the Obenchaln ranch; Cecil Nicholson is helping on the new home his parents are build ing. Defense Activity at Bly Shows Increase BLY Activity pertaining to war and defunse it in evi dence in Bly. Increased enroll ment and added Interest la re ported from tho classes In first aid held on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the shop of the high school. "Red" Smith is the teacher and it planning to follow up lha present beginners' course with an advanced class. Women of Bly and Ivory Pine huve started a class In sewing and knitting which meets in tho homo economics room of the school every Thurs day. The project on hond now it baby clothes of the simplest patterns In flannel. Tho women may cither work at the school or takd tho material home. An Impetus to tho work wat the gift of a large box of new clothing donated by Mrs. Olive Protsmun. At tho Thursday meeting August 7 Anne Mengcl will furnish tea and Mra. George Elliott will fill the cookie Jar. At there It a lot of work to bo done, women of the community were urged to attend. MERRILL A trip to Crater lake with Scoutmaster Lawrence Mltchelmore wat merited by Dennis O'Coinii-r und Carroll Kundra of lloy Scout Troop No. 7, who were awarded the honor scout rating at tho recent vaca tion trip ut Medicine Luke. The .icnuU with Rev. Mltchelmore und Patrol Leaders Alden and Lloyd Lewis returned Suturduy from a five-day outing. The trip to Medlcino hike hut been an annuul pilgrimage for the patt scverul years. Scouts who made tho trip In cluded Jtonnlc Trotman, Bon Trolmun and Dennis O'Conner of the Merrill Medicine Man pa trol, Carroll Kundra, Jim Wood house, Waller Fotherlnghnm, Gerald Pierce and Lylo Voss of the Wolf putrol. Talk, Stitch Club Feted by Mrs. Olson at Dorris DOnniS Mrs. Claude Ol son entertained tho Talk end Stitch club this past week. The latest new member, Mrs. Joe Young, was out of town so wut unable to be present. She returned Sunday, . After an ullernoon spent In crocheting and towing the hos tess served rc.-reshmcnis. Mem bers present wure Mrt. Carmen Hadwick, Mrs. Myrna Lawt, Mrt. Geneva Kerwin, Mrt. Evelyn Marshall, Mrt. Esther While, Mrs. Dorothy Johns and tho hostess, Mrs. Evelyn Olson. The next meeting will be held at tho homo of Mrs. Myrna Laws at the Associated logging camp. Parties Provide Sendoffs for Bly Youths to Service BLY The departure of en listed men for the army and navy has been the occasion for a num ber of forewcll parties in their honor at Bly. Harry Lower. George llnnchclt, Nick Bourn gardncr and Burrcll Possmore, all of the Ivory Pine community, employed In the mill there, have recently enlisted In the navy and left Bly on Tuesday, August S, for Portland. A picnic and swim ming party was given in their honor at Shady Rest. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ross McMil lan and duughteri Lenore, Mabel and Jessie, Mr. and Mrt. Jim McMillan and daughtera Francea and Mollis, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McMillan, Betty and Bud Patzke, Joy Hortllner, Mr. and Mrt. Crawford and Maxlne and Jim mio St. John, Janet Protaman and Luther Sandart. Harry Lower'a parentt and brother, Mr. and Mrt. Raymond Lower and Ralph were gucttt from Tuttle, Ida. On Monday evening aupper waa given at the home of Jim and Thelda McMillan for "Scotty" Lower. Guests included Mr. und Mrs. Raymond Lower and itulph, Burrell Pastmore and Janet Protaman. The tame evening a dancing purty wat given at the club hon oring Jimmie Miller, who hat Joined the army end leaves at once for Portland. MERRILL Mrt. Vivian Hat- kins, noble grand of the Mer rill Rcbekah lodge, has been In structed by Mrs. Myrtle McAl pine, state Rebekah president of Oregon, to appoint a chairman for the good of the order com mittee of tho local lodge and a publicity chairman. The appoint ments went to Mra. Neta Steven ton and Beth Robley. Mrs. McAlpine Is offering alto three state prizes, tho first going to the lodge having the most per fect attendance during the cam paign to begin August 1. A prize goes to the lodge In the state which paya the greatest number of visits in a body to other com munity lodget over a given per iod of time and to the one add ing the most new members. The decision to rest on a percentage basis. New drill books have been purchased to be used in drills and tnblcaut for Initiation. Two guests, Mrs. Ray Rowan, Tulclake, and her sister, Mrt. Roll, Wlnnemucca, Nev., were present Monday night. After the religious persecu tions which the enemy Instituted . . . he now tries to make you believe that his attack on Russia it a crusade. Queen Wilhelm ina of the Netherlands. Don't Experiment! Specify Hygrade Fluorescent Fixtures and Lamps At v.... rv.-i..'. I lor F. R. Haugerl I Craig Service Stations HANCOCK GASOLINE AND MOTOR OILS Hancock Regular QC Gasoline QtJ. Five Point Gasoline 21c Plus Totraothyl (Octane 79) GaL "Stop at CRAIG'S Before Tou Go!" South 6th at Market and Main at Conger You'd welcome Ice-cold Coca-Cola just at often and at surely aa thlrtt come. You tatte It quality, the quality of genuine good' ness. Ice-cold Coca-Cola give you the tatte that charm and never cloy. You get lha feel of complete refreshment, buoyant refresh ment Thlrtt ask nothing more. 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