Drmhar IB, 1041
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE JTVB
To Cotvallts Membor of
the axtotuton ilnft from Oregon
StaU colleilo arc attending the
annual conforeneo held In Cor
vallla till week. Tho going
north Includo C. A. Jlewlorson,
county agricultural iiKcnt; Win
nlfred allien, home demonstra
tion aiient; Clifford C. Jenkins,
4-H club agent. Hob McCnin
bridge, assistant county aMent,
and A. K. Cirosa, of tho state
O experiment Million here, will
leave Tueidny to attend the ex
tension conference.
Clan to Meet Members of
the Santa Clous Clan are asked
to meet Wcdncsdtiy at 7:30 p.
m. In the council chambers of
the city hall. All representatives
of Interested organ liatlons
should attend this meeting, It
was announced. Date of the an
nual Sanla Cliius Clnn dinner
In tho armory has been set for
Sunday afternoon, December 21
Expected Home Mrs. J. A.
Houston, 82-year-old pioneer
rosldent of Klumalh Fulls, Is ex
pected to return homo Monduy
night '-'lowing a six woeks'
visit In Loi Angoles with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. William Rob
ert of that city.
Joins Up Mrs. Anne Dunlca
of the sheriff ' office had a brief
visit with her son, Charles
Thomas Prlco Jr., between
trains Sunday afternoon as
young Price passed through
Klamath Fulls en route from
Portland to Sun Diego where he
will serve with the United
States navy. Charles has been
working In Portland at both
tho Imperial hotel and the
shipyards. Mo signed up this
pnst weekend for active duty.
To Astoria Mr. and Mrs. A
E. Gross will spend Christmas
In Astoria visiting with rcla
lives. They will first spend
some time In Corvallls where
Gross Is attending an extension
staff conference.
Reports Theft Joe Ervln
Nnnnvy, 828 North Tenth street,
reported to city police that
prowlers entered his home re
cently by cutting a screen on
the rear door. They took his
emerald ring. Nanney has been
n tho hospital until recently.
O Police Court Three vags,
six drunks and five traffic tick
eta mado up the police court re
port Monday morning. Five
drunks and one disorderly con
duct arrest balled out over the
weekend, officers said.
Woman Bought City police
were asked to locate Nina Sim
mons and her young son, De
Lane, who are thought to be In
either Klamath Falls or Mer
rill. The woman Is ankeri to con
tact relative at her home In
Mesa, Wash., Immediately, off!
eers said.
No Injuries Although wet
streets caused a number of minor
traffic accident over the week'
end. city police reported no per
sonal Injuries were suffered by
motorists. There were no accl
denta officers said following
a check during Sunday night's
blackout.
Reports Theft George Bur-
Oton, 919 High street, reported, to
city police the theft of a black
leather ripper Jacket from
local pool hall early Saturday
morning.
Operation Mr. and Mrs,
Merlin Agee are in Portland
where Mrs. Agee underwent an
operation- at St. Vincent's hos
pital Saturday. She Is reported
doing neccly.
In South J. A. Souther,
manager of Moe's, la spending
several days on business In the
south.
(Qudknttlom
Condition Sam The condl
Hon of Dr. William A. Leonard
pioneer Klamath dentist, re
mains unchanged at the rcsl
donee on Pine street, according
to members of tho family. Dr.
Leonard has been 111 for the
past few week.
With Farm Security Her
Miss Mary Worrell, formerly
with the Klamath county pub
lic welfare commission, has re
turned to Klamath Falls to take
over a position with the farm
security administration.
In Lakevlew W. L. Fowler,
auditor for the state Unemploy
ment Compensation commission,
will be in Lakevlew all this
week.
In North Mrs. Harold Van
cey, (verll Southard), left Sun
day for Corvallls wher she will
spend Monday and Tuesday at
tending - Triple A conference,
Assigned Donald L. Rogers,
selectee of this city, has been
assigned to Blloxl, Miss. Junior
J. Phlpps is now located at Camp
Roberts, Calif.
streot, ut 12:30 p. in. Thero will
be a politick dinner and gift ex
change with a program to follow.
All members are urged to attend.
Bummers Party A card party
will be sponsored by tho Sum
mers PTA to rulso funds for tho
children's trout to bo given Wed
nesday, December 17, at 7:80 p.
m. in the Summers school gym.
Lunch will be served.
Van Meter Clrcl Th Van
Motor clrclo of tho Immanuel
Baptist church will meet at tne
home of Mrs. Charles Fralcy,
2810 Front street In the Ship-
plngton district, at noon Tues
day. There will he a poiiuc-K
luncheon. Members and friends
are Invited.
Red Cross Class Th Red
Cross home nursing class of the
Women of the Moose were to
meet Monday night at tho home
of Mrs. Mildred Wilkinson on
Summers lano ut 7:30 Dr. Peter
Kozondul was scheduled to lec
ture. An exchange of Chrlstmos
gifts was to-be held,
Extension Unit Th Alt
mont Homo Extension unit will
meet at the home of Mrs. W. S.
Metier, 2027 Blsbee street, Tues
day from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
Project leaders, Mrs. Kaipn
Benolst and Mrs. Wes Horsey,
will present tho subject, "House
hold Aids."
Card Party Th Eagles aux
iliary will sponsor the fourth
of a series of pinochle parties
Tuesday at 2 p. rh. in the
Eagles hall. The public Is In
vited.
8tlngrtts Th Stinger
ettc club will hold its regular
potluck luncheon Wcdnesdoy,
December 17, at 12:30 p. m. in
the KC hall. There will be a
Christmas gift exchange and
election of officers.
Royal Neighbors Th Royal
Neighbors of America will meet
In the IOOF hall Wednesday,
December 17, at 7:30 p. m.
There will be Initiation.
Falrview Party Falrview
school patrons arc Invited to at
tend a Christmas program to be
given by the grade school chil
dren in the school auditorium
Friday, December 19, at 1:15
p. m. The Christmas tree and
visit from Santa Claus with
treat for the pupils are spon
sored each yoar by the Fair
view PTA. The next regular
meeting of the Falrview PTA
will be held January 27.
Contributors
To Red Cross
Contributions previously
acknowledged 1997.20
A Friend 10.00
Mary Belle McBrld 1.00
Robert M. Rlggs .. 5.00
Mr. and Mrs. Nilcs A.
Slnmllklor - 5.00
A Friend - 10.00
Mr, Cyrus Lovell,
Algoma 2 00
Mr. and Mrs. John Lento,
Hlldcbrand 8.00
A Friend .- 10.00
Ross Putnam 1.00
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Huskln-
son 6.00
Mrs. J. L. Allen 1.00
Eva Gratton 100
J. T. Martin and mother 10.00
Mr. and Mrs.' Chris
Blanas .i 10.00
L. P. Bundcson - 2.00
Mrs. Devee Burcker 5.00
Cascade Abstract Ic
Title Co - 10.00
I. D. Rumer 5.00
2.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
1.00
2.00
25.00
4.00
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By EARL WHITLOCK
That headlln Is not just an
ye-catcher or attention-getter
It is straight, strong truth.
Today, tho
government
wisely d t Ires
that the pur
chase of non-ea-Q
aentiats bo cut
to a minimum,
ao that the de
fense effort may
be furthered.
This does NOT
mean that. In
emergency, one
should sacrifice any of that
beauty and distinction and dig
nity which are inherent In a
fitting Funeral Ceremonial.
Such sacrifice is unnecessary.
It merely means that to buy
a service which fills your needs
at as modest a price as possible,
Is your patriotic duty. To pay
too high a figure for what you
receive Is an extravagance un
wise and, at this time, un-American.
Your excess dollars would
find better use in tho purchase
of Defense Bonds.
At this Funeral Home, you
will ALWAYS find a wide se
lection of services, in the moderate-cost
and low-cost brac
ket. Your economy needs can
always be met. And without
any sacrifice of that distinction
tjf which you dcslro.
tn Hospital Toy Brown of
Beatty 1 a patient at th Light
foot hospital wher he submit
ted to a major operation.
Visitors Allowed Ruth Ester
Baker of Bly, a patient at the
Llghtfoot hospital, la able to re
ceive visitors.
Credit Union
Holds Meeting
The credit union board of the
Klamath county school district
held its monthly meeting Satur
day morning. The annual meet
ing of all members of the union
will be held on Saturdoy, Jan
uary- 17. A. C. Olson, president
of the board, presided.
The credit union provides sav
ings and loan facilities for it
members, which now number
184.
In Hospital J, F. Hardenberg
of Altamont la able to receive
friend at the Llghtfoot hos
pital wher he is a patient
May Hav Visitors Raymond
Faithful of Beatty I able to
recelvo visitors at th Llghtfoot
hospital.
Next week Mr. Whltlock of
th Earl Whltlock Funeral
Home will comment on Christ
mas, 1941.
For Your
Information
Mrs. Allpo Z. Gocller ...
Mrs. Mary Sampson ....
Edward W. Stough
Floyd Baliester .
Tim J . Buchanan
Mrs. Doris Coleman ......
Raymond Dairy -
Mr. John Gysbers
Mr. and Mrs. Fulton F.
Hafner 2.00
Kimball's Glass Shop . 10.00
Mr. Attlllo Marchese 1.00
Helen Prince 1.00
Mr. and Mrs. J. W,
Prince 2.00
Charlie Read 3.00
C. A. Young 1.00
Ward' Funeral H. . ... 10.00
Squeeze Inn 5.00
Mr. Charles Hathaway
and mother - 10.00
Mr. Clarence Boorman.. 1.00
Mr. Henry Zutner 5.00
Mr. R . D. Leslie 1.00
Mr. & Mrs. Rex Jerrett... 10.00
Mr. and Mrs. George
Hagclsteln
Mr. P. Knudsen, Hlldc
brand
Helen Knudsen, HUde-
brand
Mr. F. W. Abbey ....
Mr. A. M. Collier ..
Mr. and Mrs. H. M,
Briggs
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
Stiles 8.00
E. J. Gruberman, Chilo-
quin 5.00
Dr. J. M. Hilton 10.00
Mrs. M. J. Berglund . 1.00
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bow
man, Merrill 5.00
James O Kecfe, Merrill 100.00
Mrs. W. J. Grove, I
Merrill - S.00
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pet- I
rlk, Merrill 8.00 I
John Calwell, Merrill ... 5.00 !
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News, Household Art Dept.
Klamath Falls. Do not send this
picture, but keep it and the num
ber for reference. Be sure to
wrap coin securely, as a loose
coin often slips out of the en
velope. Requests for patterns
should read, "Send pattern
No to
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Lost River Garden Club
Tea, Merrill 4.68
2.00
1.00
1.00
2.00
50.00
. 10.00
Total $1,417.88
Klamath county passed the
first f 1000 mark Monday, fourth
day of its drive for $10,000 to
contribute to the American Red
Cross $50,000,000 war relief
fund.
Voluntary contributions are
being received in this city at
Red Cross headquarters, First
National bank, U. S. National
bank, First Federal Savings and
Loan association, Radio Station
KFJI, chamber of commerce and
The Herald and News offices.
Red Cross representatives
throughout the county include:
Mrs. George Elliott, Bly; Tom
Osborn, Weyerhaeuser Camp 6;
Mrs. C. W. Murray and Lloyd
Beebe, Bonanza; Mrs. Sally
Damon, Chemult; Esther Gud
dat, Crescent; Mrs. William Zum-
brum. Fort Klamath; Mrs. Myr
tle Fleming, Henley; Mrs. F. W.
Gilchrist and Mrs. Isom Ezell,
Gilchrist; Mrs. Ross Putnam,
Keno; Mrs. Agnes Vasak and
A dance sponsored by the Mer
rill high school Is scheduled for
Saturday, December 20, in the
Merrill community hall, the
proceeds to go toward the na
tional defense fund it was an
nounced this week.
Music Is being donated by
Baldy Evans and his band and
other services are also being
given by public spirited citizens.
the student announced. The
public is cordially Invited to at
tend. Dancing will be from 10
p. m. to 3 a. m.
Mayor A. Kalina, Malin; Mrs.
F. E. Trotman, Merrill; Dale
Charlton, Mowich; Mrs. Dorothy
Morritt, Sprague River; Mr.
Lawrence C 1 o x s o n, Weyer
haeuser Camp 4; B. G. Court-
right, Klamath Agency; Mrs.
U. Chandler, Hildebrand; George
Horn, Algoma.
Merrill Youth
In Navy School
Irvin Warner Jr., son of Mrs.
Sarah Warner of Merrill, en
listed in the navy in October
and has now passed his test for
aviation machinists school, he
wrote his mother Saturday.
, Young Warner has been at
San Diego. He will now be trans
ferred to Dearborn, Mich.
SPRAGUE RIVER The many
Indians in Sprague River area
who are engaged in trapping
muskrats and other fur bear
ing animals, have been warned
that all traps must be stamped
with some identification marks
or they will be subject to con
fiscation by the reservation
game wardens.
At the meeting of the busi
ness committee of the Klamath
reservation held at the agency
office recently it was suggested
effective December 20, 1941 all
traps must be marked or they
will be picked up and confis
cated by the game wardens of
the area. Sylvan Crume is the
warden for th Spragu ,Rlvr
region.
It was shown at th meeting
that stamps or die for marking
such equipment would cost only
about 30 cent aplec and no
excuse would be accepted fo
non-compliance. - , -.
Muskrat trapping ha proved
to be a very profitable businessj
on the meandering stretches of
the Sprague River with It many
marshes. The Indian treaty pro
vides that only Indians ar per
mitted to trap on th tribal
lands. , ,
This new restriction ia very
important to the locals becausa
there are a large number of In
dians engaged in the trapping
business and the loss of trap la
a severe blow. It Is hoped that
this change will be noticed and
followed.
Klamath Next for - -20-30
Convention
MARSHFIELD, Dec. 15 VP)
Governors and congressmen of
the three Pacific coast state wer
urged yesterday by 20-30 club
members of the northwest dis
trict to stress offense instead of
defense in national activity. -
The yselected Klamath Falla
for the next semi-annual conven
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MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Effective 8ptmbr SI, 1S41)
Train 17 Southbound! a. m.
Train 20 Northbound) IOiOO a. m.
Train 19 Southbonndt 8:45 p. m.
Train 16 Northboundi 9i00 p. m.
Riverside PTA Th Decem
ber meeting of Riverside PTA
will be held Tuesday at 2:30 p.
m. in tho school auditorium with
a half hour of carol singing by
students of the gi.des. A busi
ness meeting will follow, accord
ing to tho president, Mrs. G. W.
Gilcrist. An exceptionally good
attendance for the Christmas
program Is anticipated.
Delta C Time Members of
Delta Gamma chapter of Del
phian will meet with Mrs. K.
G. C u m m 1 n g s, Washington
street, at 9:45 a. m. Tuesday. The
topic will be, "The Scientist and
His Meth.ds," with Mrs. C. E.
Morrison tthe leader. This will
be tho last meeting of the year
Townsend Th Townsend
auxiliary will hold Its annual
Christmas party Wednesday, De
cember 17, at the home of Mrs
Eva Meyers, BOO North Ninth
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