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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1941)
Afltnint tl, 1941 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN On Midland CmfUte LAKE COUNTY LAKEVIEW, (Special) Thlr. MEMBERS ENTER CONTEST JA ty-aeven Lake county 4-H club member have slitnlfU-d their In- tendon to enter the eight npeclal contest which re bolng held for 4-H clubbers at the county fair and round-up on August 30, 31 and September 1, according to the club agent, Chet CHI. More entries are expoctcd boforo the cloilng date, Oils report. Theie conteita ara In addition to the exhibits that will be placed and are divided evenly between the home economic! and live stock dlvlalom, and will be run Off Saturday afternoon, and Sun day morning during that week' end. The cooking and clothing denv onstrations, style drew revue, and darning content have been entered by 15 glrli. Twenty two boys and glrli have entered the beef, dairy and iheep show, manthlp content and the live rtock Judging contests, The county fair board, under the chalrmamhlp of C. W. Ogle, a aeeing the value of these octlvl t tie. If urging every eligible 4-H club member to reg liter In at lead one (pedal content and has Uted that the public la cordial ly Invited to attond any and all event. Tionesta Bridge Club Has Meeting TIONESTA. Calif. The Tlon eita Bridge club met Wednesday, Auguat 13, at the home of Mn. Deloha Brown. Their regular meeting day li Thursday but . ilnce Mr. Brown was leaving for a vacation It waa necessary to have the meeting one day earlier. High score waa held by Mra. Zellah Matheion and low by Mrs. Winnie Brownion. Refreshment were aerved to Mra. June Dickey, Mn. Winnie Brownion, Mr. Mildred Starr, Mra. Zollah Mathuon, Mr. Ruth Jaquet, Mr. Evelyn Heister, Mra. Parsons and Mr. Brown. Bonanza Anita Horsley, daughter of Mr. and Mr. J. lloraley, and Buck Stoehilcr of Dulry were united In marriage Augiut 16 at Reno, Nev. Stochsler's sister and her husband, Mr. and Mra. Franklin A rant, accompanied the young couple to Reno. Con gratulation and beat wishe are extended. Mrs. Ruby Brown haa been vlattlnf with her mother, Mrs. Nlchola In Bonanza. Mn. Nich olas Is recovering from Injuries she received in a recent fall. Paul Mescottl left for San Trancleco laat Saturday. Mra. Henry Thew of Sprague River and her two sons spent the weekend visiting with Faul Monroe family. r. Peggy Monroe of Cave Junc tion, Ore. Is visiting with friends and relatives In the valley. Peg gy arrived Monday afternoon. Mra. J. Henry Thomas la spending a few daya visiting friends In Klamath Falls. Mrs. Thomas, with her husband the Rev. J. Henry Thomaa and their daughter Betty, have been vac ationing at their summer home for the past month. A. II. Dearborn, Mike Dear born and Charles Partridge were business visitors in Ashland last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dearborn were called to Santa Monica last Thursday. Two of Dear born's brothers are seriously 11. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Johnson made a hurried trip home from Miller lake Monday and return ed Tuesday morning. Little Mary Ann Leavett spent a week with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dearborn. 52-year Favorite for CONSTIPATION RELIEF NOW CANDY COATIOf Now you can get'NR (tit ture's Remedy) Tablets In the original tincoated form or candy coated. No change in the formula oflOvegetsblalngredientaproved dependahlo (or over B0 years. Tbeaame thorough, sentleaclion . without the weakening, sickening dentations caused by narsh laxa tives. Try Iht Connnt.tr Bat 8 NR Tablets, eandy coated, for only a dime. Larger economy lies, too at all druggists. Ill TO-NIIHT: TOMORROW sUI.HT tassssm BELIEF ;t iH Bill TGafirV '' "'; "'" 1 III fls Repair to Merrill Service Station Get Under Way MERRILL An Improve ment progrum under way at the Valley Service station operuled by Robert Walker and L. A. Scott will modernize the building, rslso It to street level, eight Inches above the proaont levol, and the entire lot Is to be paved. Sidewalks will bound two sides of the property and a new pump lind power hoist are to be Installed. Melvln Cherry, KlHmath Falls contractor, Is In charge of the work which Is to be completed within a month. POTATO QUEEN TD BE SELECTED TULELAKE Plans are be ing completed this week by the 20-30 club, sponsors of the elim ination dance to be held Satur day night, August 23, which will dctermlno Tulelake'i competitor for the honor of reigning over the eighth annual Klamath baaln potato featlval to be held at Merrill, October 17 and 18. Can didate will be spomored by local business men and early re ports Indicate lovcral contest ant. Tionesta, It Is alio reported, plans to enter competition this yesr. I The dance will be held In the Legion hull. Austin Bond Is dance chairman. On September 0, Merrill will entertain at that town'a elimina tion dance with music to be fur nished by Baldy Evans. Bob Barry, dance chairman, hac au yet not announced names of can dldates. Malln's dance is scheduled for Saturday night, September 20, Vac Kallna, manager of the Broadway dance hall, is trying to arrange for appearance of a well known west coast orchestra The annual Queen's ball at which time her majesty, and her court will be presented, will be held late in September or early October. , The two day celebration will include a dairy show again this year in addition to the display of agricultural products. Trout Fishermen Aided by Blasts LAKEVIEW The state game commission is blasting a chan. nel along the north bonk of Deep Creek falls which are lo cated about four, miles above Adel, in order to make it easier to pass up and down stream. The Lake county sportsmen have been endeavoring for years to have this Improvement made. Deep creek is well known for its rainbow trout. BIO BLOW . DANVILLE. Va.. W Henry J. Scare, Confederate veteran and father of 14 children, haa got hla second wind. Ho celebrated his 95th birth day anniversary by blowing out 02 candles on his birthday cake with one mighty puff. If some people could be two places at once it would be a break for picture shows. i vj WALL KOVER For WALLS THAT ARC STAIN CO AND DIRTY nothing will cover ihm like W.ll Kovtr, the fwgl onf dgypglnf OneeOituiu lly Is sufficient end you buy enry ONE mtletiel for tht entire' fob. It's really emjilriej ptlnt owtj by meny publk libraries end Hate Institution. Ask let ft (fememtreted. Ml COLO. CARD 515 MAIN CANDIDATE rminn LJL VLJ H bw m m m sw m w w Meiui LAKE SCHOOLS SCHEDULED TO OPEN SEPT. 8 LAKEVIEW Lakevlew pub lic schools will open Monday, September 8, according to John Burchum, school superintendent. Six now teachers have been hir ed to complete the teaching staff for the coming year. They are Mary Falling of Portland who will teach English 1 and 2; Jennie June Hatch" of Kalis City, Ore., home economics; Elmer F Glenn, science; Stella Fields, Bonanza, seventh and eighth grade social science; Helen Fox, Lakevlew, North school fourth grade; and Mrs. Erma Wilson, Central school fifth grade. Laura Waterman will again serve as high school principal, Mrs. Laura Barry as principal of the North school, and Jen nie Carroll as principal of the South school. Other members of the teach ing staff are as follows: high school: Anna Bolton, commerce; Ralph Coe, music; Edith Pent ncy. English 3 and 4; Mary Fail ing, English 1 and 2; Barbara Kctchum, librarian and physi cal education; William Hollo way, Smith Hughes, agriculture; Jennie Hatch, home economics; Elmer Glenn, science; Earle Vos sen, physicul education and ath letics; and Jay Hockett, social sciences. Centrol school: Chester Squires, seventh and eighth grade reading; Stella Field, seventh and eighth social sciences; Mrs. Rex ford Cooper, seventh and eighth grade English: Miss Mary Galla agher, and Junta Johnson, sixth grade; Ida Stroda and Mrs. Erma Wilson, fifth; Mrs. Helen Moss, third and fourth grade overflow; North school: Mrs. Laura Barry, first grade; Gertrude Vernon, second; Mrs. Richard McDonald, third, and Helen Fox, fourth. outh school: Jennie Carroll, first; Mrs. Charles Darnell, sec ond; Mildred Duke, third, and Mrs. Frank Broslus, fourth. Lakeview Youth Gets Scholarship LAKEVIEW Gordon Dun ham, a recent graduate of Lake view high school, has been awarded a $100 scholarship at Oregon State College by Sears Roebuck and company. Gordon has been an outstanding student and FFA activity participant in the past three years. He was Ineligible for a Daly fund schol arship because he did not attend high school in Lake county for the entire four-year period. Tionesta Arthur Nichols Is In a hos pital following an Injury while at work. Mrs. Mabel Harris is suffering a broken bone In her left hand. Little Wanda Burrls is home from a hospital in San Francisco where she was taken for treat ment following an attack of in fantile paralysis. Her condition is reported much better. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Hall andi Mrs. Cleo Shirley are away on business up In eastern Oregon.: Looking for Bargains? k Turn to the Classified page. Travel the route of the early explorers on this 1000-mile cruise to Prince Rupert and return. 5VDsy Cruise through ihtlttrtd waters, deep silent coves, passing towaring snow capped mountains, aboard th Princtst Adihldc. Deck sports, music, dancing, notable service and culilna. See ralics of th aborigins at Altrt Bay, picturesque Industrial outpost Ocean Falls, and othar Interesting ports. ROUND trip from 47 5Q (Metis ins Included) Canada wWcomn 17. S. rittanii M.no pastporit 8m your Travel sunt, or St 6S W. Broidwiy. Portlsndl i 1m iaihcit islin is tariasr la tlttsi tta nu aw ar- I ids , ms Z C CONFAB SCHEDULED ON AUGUST 23 MALIN Delegates to Ore gon state conventions of the Czech-American National alli ance and the Western Bohemian Fraternal association will gather here for a two-day conference Saturday and Sunday, August 23 and 24. More than 100 are expected to attend. Guests arc also expected from out of state points, a delegation of 10 to ar rive from Seattle and others from Orland, Chico and Haml! ton City in California. The sessions open Saturday night with a program and dance In the Broadway hall, beginning at 8 o'clock with a concert by the 18-plcce Malln band. Other numbers Include a callsthenic drill, presentation of the Beseda Bohemian national dance by a group from Scio and Portland. Music for the dance which be gins at 10 o'clock and lasts until 1 a. m. will be furnished by an orchestra composed of musicians from Klamath Falls and Malin. Admission to the program and dance is 8S cents a person, all funds to be sent to Chicago Na tional Bohemian headquarters to be used for war relief. Delegates will meet Sunday in two separate meetings to hear reports of chapter discussions of the need for continued relief activities. One session will be conducted by a Mr. Stransky, Portland, chairman of the Ore gon State Czech-American alli ance, the second to be presided over by a Mr. Dolezal, Milts City, chairman of the Western Bohemian Fraternal association. In attendance also will be Mrs. Devecka, Portland, secretary of the state Czech-American asso ciation, j Mrs. C. E. Dennis, Klamath Falls, production chairman of the Klamath county Red Cross, will speak briefly during the program hour Saturday night. All meetings will be held in the Broadway hall. Dinner for members only will be served between meetings Sunday by ladles of the local unit of the Czech-American as sociation. All other meetings and the program are open to the public. t In the reception- line will be V. J. Rajnus, Mayor A. Kalina, Victor Vasak, Mrs. Victor Vasak and Mrs. Antonia Steyskal.. CCC Camp Breaks ' Up Near Merrill MERRILL Camp Klamath civilian conservation corps sta tion operated here for the past four years as a reclamation unit, was officially disbanded August 10. ana men who remained In camp were divided between tamp Bly, Camp Hackamore and Camp Lava Beds. -First Lieutenant O. W. Leon. ard, commanding officer, was transferred to the. Bly campi MSKarailntroductory Speclal!araBBHBKWBRBWsa9i I LAST DAY 19 V S i TTi Til Z3RBttw k . to:m Arabian Marquise Gems 50 styles! Hond-set stones. Non-tornlshable mountings. 5-yeor guarantee! NEW DISCOVERED STONES the fiery brilliance, the blue fine cutting of these lovely amazingly beautiful. I Jewelry Street Floor I See Window T 1 ra al Look like real I Display I I VaaTsT jF. diamond where he will succeed Dtlmsr F. Williams as camp commander. Mr. Williams will remain as his assistant Mark M. Gentle, educational director, was transferred to Hat Creek camp In Lassen national forest and John Meager, project superintendent, has returned to civilian life in Portland. Twelve of the enrollees who rated placing on the civil service list were retained by the bureau of reclamation In various capa cities. All movable government prop erty and equipment used at the camp with the exception of tht Stoves, plumbing and electrical fixtures were returned to head quarters at Medford. Buildings will be kept in repair and a night watchman will guard against depredations. Stoves are being left with a view to using the camp for future government projects, according to Lieutenant Leonard. Dr. Frank E. Trotman, Mer rill, who has acted as camp physician has been transferred to Camp Lava Beds. Difficulty In replacing en rollees waa given by the army commander as the reason for disbanding. Orders for disband ing effect camps in all parts of the United States. HE CAN SLEEP NOW ARKANSAS CITY, Kas., VP) "Hey Bud," called a drive-In cus tomer to Car Hop Michael Means, "I've owed you this for a year. Want to get it off my mind." He handed the boy two pen nies and drove away. Looking for Bargains? Turn to the Classified page. George says, "I've taken quite a shine to tba movie cameras down at Van's Camera Shop. I can get news reels, comedies, and . feature length shows at a nominal fee to entertain my friends." Shop VAN'S Camera Shop "Everything for Iht Amoteur" SATURDAY Introductory Special! rtn 70C During Sals . . . you'll be surprised at white dazzling beauty, the Marquise gems. They are They Stand All Tests: Marquise Gems are cut and polished by expert cutters, and have the brilliance of gems costing much more. Marquise Gems are mount ed in imitation platinum non-tarnishable mountings. : gone to . . . 1 Tionesta Woman Feted by Friends TIONESTA, Calif., A stork shower was given in honor of Mrs. Alice Reese Friday, August 19, at the home of Mrs. Pearl Hall. Mrs. Hall acted as hostess, aided by Mrs. Irene Reese. After gifts were opened and displayed the hostesses took pic tures of all the guests for the guest of honor's scrap book of the occasion. Dainty refreshment carried out a baby pink and white color scheme, A stork cake decorated by Fluhrer's bakery with a deli cate pink frosting, white leaves and bow knots around the edges and white frosting stork and baby design on top was present ed to the guest of honor who cut the first piece to be served. Those present were Mrs. Win nie Brownson, Mrs. Wanda Moore, Mrs. Lydla Moulton, Mrs. Viola Banta, Mrs. Evelyn Heis- Mr. Jack Reiff Fur expert and representa tive of Annis Furs will be. here to advise and help you make your selection. r- r k.. if V. 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THE ter, Mrs. Faith Van Dusen, Mrs. Llnnle Harris, Mrs. Edith Haw ley, Mrs. Babe Ward, Mrs. Hilda Doyln, Mrs. Mabel Harris, Mrs. Haley Washburn, Mrs. Alice r'"" ' ' ;i . iii uiai i in mi nil 4, J l;'-"r " .u-.Jt:tj.r.. - yi. , u v. ., . A 1 aV S. ,r- Ouaust Sale Vi-. ((ASSURED) 'U$y;.: : v WOMAN'S STODE jnc Reese, Mrs. Irene Rata ant Mrs. Pearl Hall.' . "f Many gifts were sent by per sons who were unable t attand the shower. TH I TOWN HOP si.ee to S4.si r... .,. - r ffiitmfrimMj. ir if : 'TBlBjaaasjsaer'- aj
