Jnntinry 7, 1942
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE FIVE
City
Women to Sow Members of
llio women's auxiliary of Kennies
Ciulf iiikI Cfitinlry club uru linked
to moot both Thursday nnrt Fri
day afternoons nl 1:30 o'clock nl
tho bumo of Mrn. Cloorgo II.
Mnrryniiin Sr., 1121 Pacific Tcr
lino, to now or K nl t fur tlio
Aiiu'ilriin licit Cross. Those tin v
inK finished ui tlcloti uru naked to
bring tlinn to tho afternoon
meetings In order that women
of KrumcH obtain credit for the
work done. New niuli-rlnl will
bv on hunil Willi Mm. Onirics 1.
Hubert In charge. All women
of tho club are inked to take
pnrt nit tin-no iifternoon nicotinic
will lake the place of tho usual
Friday sc.islon.i l tho clubhouse.
Recreation Roport The fol
lowing rccrciitlon report wui
presented mid approved Mondiiy
Oht lit u meeting of the city
incll by David S. Ilrldge. rcc
rciitlon officer: Junior police
court. 4; Junior police, truffle. 4;
boy putrols, 21; Investigations.
:iB; Intnrvlewii, 1U3; meetings. 12;
met with rccrciitlon comnilltco,
licenses issiird lo d ll t e, 122H;
hikes recovered, 13; totul iiiiioiint
received, $:ill.
Local Leaders The Local
l.cmlers association will meet
Saturday nl 1 30 p. m. lit the
Kliiiimlli County eliuinbcr of
commerce offices to niiike pliiiis
fur the year mid to elect officers
and hear committee reports. This
Is the regular uarterly meclniif.
iieconllnil lo C. I'. Jenkins, 4 11
club uiienl.
Returns Mrs. Hose M. Poole,
returned Sunday by Iruln from
tu' south where she uccompiinlcd
Q. daughter, Mrs. Prentice K.
Ycouiuna shortly before Hie
Christmas holidays. Mrs. Yeo
mans Joined her husbund. Major
Yeomiins, at Camp Polk, Louis
iana. The group enjoyed a visit
In New Orleans.
Goes South Mrs. Peter J.
Gulcnto und infant daughter,
Mary Kathleen, left last week
end for Del Mnr, Calif , to Join
Dr. Gulente who is stationed at
Camp Ciillan, Calif. They have
been here for the past several j
months visiting Mrs. Colonics Confined to Home Mrs.
parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W. Frank Fronkford has been con
Mocubec, 322 North Fifth street. I "ned ' ' "onio on Wulnut
street with Illness during the
Fire Alarm The city fire de
partment was called out ut 8:23
a. in. Wednesday lo extinguish
a blaze In the upper floor of a
Oiidence ownetl and occupied
' Archln Colson, 017 Pine
street. An overhented stovo was
given ns couo of the fire which
caused considerable damage to
the building.
Recovering Jeanette Rusteen,
srven yciir-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John llusteen of Home
dale road, has been moved to
her home from Hillside hospital
where she received treatment for
pneumonia.
Improved Friends of Mrs.
Hurl K. Hawkins of Vine avenue
will bo happy to learn she has
recovered from an attack of in
flucnzn and now nble to be about
nl her home.
Returns Mrs. Winnifred Gil
len, Klamath county home dem
onstration agent, returned this
past weekend from Mt. Hood
Mgicre she enjoyed the skiing
si Tiniberllne lodge.
Returns From Portland Mrs.
John Allen of 407 North Ninth
street has returned from a week's
trip to Portland where she visit
ed her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Sunder Lundmark.
Visitor Corporal Raymond E.
Fuller is visiting here this week
with his pnrents, Mr. and Mrs.
Woltcr Fuller, from Fort Knox,
Ky where ho has been stationed
the pust few months.
Accepts Position Margaret
Orr of the Eugene farm security
administration offices has accept
ed a position in the Klnmath
Fnlls FSA office In tho federal
building.
In Lakevlew Dnn Enstmnn,
president of tho Klnmnth Modoc
chapter of the Iznnk Walton len-
juio, wns expected back from
Jkcvlcw Wednesday.
In San Francisco Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Morlcnson arc
spending several dnys In San
Francisco.
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Returns Horns Mm. Wilfred
K. Luiiim of Modoc I'olut re
turned homo Tuesday rilghl from
Sun Frunclsco whore she spent
soverul dnyit. Sho accompanied
her daughter Winifred, lo Pnlo
Alto, where she will reauino hor
studies nl Stanford university.
While In the south Mrs. Lnmm's
sister, Mrs. George Wntt. enter-
tlilucd lit n delightful Sundiiy (if
fulr complimenting her duugh
ler, Mrs. Dunn Id M. Grunt, (Ger
nldino Watt,) und her two duugh-tcrsln-liiw,
Mrs. Thomas Wntt of
Sun Francisco nnd Mrs. Ilollnnd
Wntt of Prlnevllle, Ore.
In Washington Friends of
Dura Fostor, dauKhlcr of Mrs
Irono Foster of this city, will bo
Interested to lenrn she has ac
cepted ii position with tho na
tional defenso board In Washing
ton, U. C, and Is now living In
Arlington, Vu., commuting to her
woik. Sho took the civil service
examination here a short time
bko and left December 27 for the
east coast. Sho was met by Mrs.
Twyln Ferguson, ulso of this city,
upon her arrival In Washington.
Visit Here Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph McCulloch of Sun Joso,
Calif., former residents of this
cily, have returned to their home 1
after n week s visit in Klamath i
Fulls nl the home of Mr. nnd
Mrs. fclberl Miles. 323 Mesn
street. I'here were u number of
Informal nffnlrs given for the vis
itors during their stay.
Fractures Ankle Mrs. Irene
Foster of Vine uvcnuo, teacher ut
Mills school, suffered u painful
accident when she fell near her
home shortly after noon Tuesday
ami fractured her ankle. She is
a patient nl Klamath Valley hos
pital. Mrs. Foster is regent of
Kululona chapter. Daughters of
the American Revolution.
Valley Visitors Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Murray of l.angcll valley
were visitors In Klamath Fulls
on Tuesday, Murray transacting1!
business while Mrs. Murruy at
tended the guild meeting at St.
Paul's. Murray Is n sloru opera
tor In the valley.
I past week.
Return Home Dr. and Mrs.
Chnrles V. Hugh returned lo
Klamnlh Fnlls Monday night af
ter spending several weeks in
southern California.
Set Date The date for Ihc an
nual Easter Monday benefit
bridge party by women of St.
Paul's Episcopal church has been
set for Monday. April 6, it was
announced Wednesday.
Co East Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Sltrlnger left this week for Chi
cago where they will visit his
pnrenls. The Sitzlngcrs reside at
813 Onk street.
We'll take off our hat to the
early riser. At least he has get-
lupl
Looking for Bargains? Turn
lo tho Classified page
Statement of Condition of First Federal Savings & Loan
Association of Klamath Falls, As of December 31, 1941
ASSETS
First Mortgage Loans $ 1,360,434.83 Members' Shara Accounts I 1,358.341.29
Loans on Passbooks and Certlfl- Shares Pledged on Mortgage Ao-
- -- 10,590.91 ccttnU Holl.
Other Loans None AirKnen from r,d,i Horn. Loan
Properties Sold on Contract 22.627.31 Bank 111,932.8
Real Estata Owned and in Judg Borrowed Money Nono
ment 8,031.69
. ... . .. Loans In Process Jl.658.60
Investments and Securities ... 46,380.46
v J . , . ,,, Other Llabilltlei ... S.S 10.47
Cash on Hand and In Banks 100.709.07
J , . Specific Reserves 87,432.75
Office Building and Equipment,
less depreciation 89,755.38 General Reserves 25.750.10
Deferred Charges and Other Assets Nono Undivided Profits . 98,203.57
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SAVINGS S IMM A55U
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LIGHT-RUNNERS
PINED IN CITY
TRAFFIC COURT
Improper left turns and run
ning red lights following un In
tensive warning campaign con
ducted by the city police de
partment, brought in it number
of offenders In traffic court this
week. Following Is the traffic
officers report:
Illancha F. 11 run nun, 806 Oak
street, running two red lights,
$2 fine; George Dlack. Bonanza,
Improper left turn, J2, Dennis
OMalley, (101 Mitchell street,
running stop sign, $2; Hurry W.
Wilson, 3323 LuVerne street, Im
proper left turn, $2 suspended;
John W. Watls. (HR Uroad
street, running red light, $2;
Toy M. llriles, 1720 Wall street,
improper left turn, $2 suspend
ed; Orvul L. Lyn, 222 Mudison
street. Improper left turn, $2
suhpeuded.
Kicluird K, Decry, route 2 box
310, running red light, $2 bull
forfeited; Hemic lloguc, 1745
Meulo Wuy, improper left turn,
$2 suspended; George. Jones,
324 Wiintluiid avenue, no op-
crutor h license
$5 fine, running
red liiilit. S2 su.snendcd: Newell
Mclntire, Olene, improper left
turn, $2 suspended; Guido Ho-
bustelll. 4334 Peck Drive, run-
4334 Peck Drive,
mug red light, $2 bail forfeited;
Jerry Hamilton, 830 Prospect,
running red light, $2 suspended;
Harold Plckrcn, 1445 Maryland
avenue, four in coupe, $3 bull
forfeited: Curl E. Yunccy, 5228
Kline street, improper left turn,
$2 suspended, no operator's li
cense on person, not guilty;
Raymond J. Butler, 240 Mich
igan avenue, running stop sign,
$2 fine.
Eight persons who failed to
appear in court were issued
traffic citations, officers stated.
Lions Club Hears
Defense Plans of
Local Officials
Members of the Lions club Bl
the regular Tuesday luncheon In
the Willnrd hotel henrd city and
county officials outline the local
defense plans with Dr. M. C. Cas-
sel presiding during the program
hour.
Mayor John H. Houston spoke
on civilian defense In the city,
and County Judge U. E. Rccder
discussed the same topic from
the county angle. Police Judge
Leigh Ackcrmnn discussed po
lice reserves, and Fire Chief
Keith K. Ambrose talked on the
activities of the firo reserves.
Chnrles Stanficld, director of
music at Klamnth Union high
school, presented his a cappella
choir which song several num
bers Including Ann Price Dun
lea's song, "I'm An American."
VITAL STATISTICS
SHAW Born at Klamath Val- i
ley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., j
January 5, 1942. to Mr. and Mrs. i
G. A. Shuw, 4435 Winter avenue. I
a girl. Weight: 3 pounds 21 ,
ounces.
1 1,584.529.62
For Your
Information
MAIL CLOSINU TIME
(Effective September 28. 1941)
Train 17 Southbound 6 a. m.
Train 20 Northboundi 10:00 a. m.
Train IS Southboundi 5:45 p. m.
Train 16 Northboundi 9:00 p. m.
Council The Women's Coun-
ell of the First Christian church I
will hold an nil day meeting at i
tho church, Thursday, January I
8, beginning at 10 a. m. The
morning will be spent sewing for
tho Red Cross. There will be a
politick luncheon at noon and
tho regular missionary program
nnd business meeting in the af
ternoon. All women of the
church are especially urged to
attend.
Board Meeting Members of
tho Klnmath Falls Woman's Li
brary club board will meet
Thursday at 10 a. m. In the small
clubroomi of the library to make
plans for Monday's regular meet-'
ing.
Soroptimist Club The regu
lar luncheon meeting of the :
Klnmath Falls Soroptimist club j
will be held ut 12 o'clock noon
nt the Willnrd hotel with new i
officers presiding. New commit-1
tees will bo announced at this i
time, it was stated. !
Graduate Nurses The mem
bers of Graduato Nurses associa
tion. District No. 8, will meet
Thursday at 8 p. m. at the health
unit, Eighth and Pine streets f
There will be election of officers.
War Vets Members of the ',
Spanish-American War Veterans J J
association will meet for dinner If &
Thursday at 8 p. m. In the Pell- usSi
can party room following their
installation of officers. !
Circle to Meet The Congre-' i
gutional Community circle willif jj
hold a general business meeting
and start Red Cross sewing on
Friday, January 9, at 2 p. m. at
the home of Mrs. Glenn Stivers,
2301 Orchard street.
PTA Meet The executive
committee of the Altamont PTA
will meet In tho school Friday
at 3 p. m. Regular PTA meet
ing is scheduled for Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30. This meet
ing will be open to the public,
with a program of interest to
tho community at large.
Church Meeting Rose club
of the First Presbyterian church
will meet in the church parlors
Thursday at 2 p. m. Mrs. C.
L. Harvey and Mrs. Fred Fletch
er will act us hostesses.
Eagles Auxiliary The Eagles
auxiliary will hold its regular
meeting Thursday at 8 p. m. in
the Euglcs hall. Candidates
will be initiated but formats
will not be worn. Entertain
ment and refreshment will fol
low. Suburban Auxiliary The Su
burban League auxiliary will
hold the third in the present
series of card parties, Thursday
at 2 p. m. in the Fountain on
South Sixth street. Luncheon
SUIT SALE
CurlM lull! -SolS u Hlstl
l.H
$23.75 AND $28.75
DREW'S MANST0RE
LIABILITIES
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will be served at 1:30. The pub
lic is Invited.
Shasta Vltw Grange The
Shasta View grange will meet
Thursday night at 8 o'clock In
the Shasta school.
Auxiliary to Meet A meeting
of the ladies auxiliary of Can
ton Crater will be held Thursday
evening, January 8, at 8 o'clock
at the IOOF hall. Members are
requested to bring sandwiches.
Installation of new officers of the
Canton will take place on Janu
ary a,.
Verse Croup Mrs. Walter
Brown will entertain members
of the Verse group of writers at
her homo on Pacific Terrace on
Thursday at a 1:30 o'clock des
sert.
AAUW Group The Arts and
Crafts group of the AAUW has
postponed meetings indefinitely.
Gas Model Club The Klam -
I nth Gas Model club will meet
at 7:30 p. m. Thursday in
Poolc'i Bicycle shop. Cummlngs
will speak on U control. Dr.
L. M. Burke will discuss air
foils, and E. Renner will speak
on an unannounced topic.
Suburban League Members
of the Suburban league will
meet for a regular business ses
sion Friday, January 0, at 8
p. m. In the Shasta school.
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PTA Notes I
RIVERSIDE
Riverside students continued
to buy defense stamps in 23 and
10 cent denominations and the
amount was upped considerably
following the holidays when
dimes nnd pennies went for
Christmas presents. On Mon
day after students returned to
school, the boys and girls pur
chased $27.80 worth of stamps,
it was reported, and on Mon
day of this week, sales totaled
$23.10.
I The next regular meeting of
i Riverside PTA will be held
j Tuesday, January 20, in the
i school auditorium.
JOSEPH CONCER
The Joseph Conger PTA met
for its December meeting on
the seventeenth of the month
at 7:30 p. in. at which time they
were entertained by the pupils
of the school when they pre
sented their annual Christmas
program.
The program was enjoyed by
all, especially the fathers who
seldom have a chance to see
the children perform. Santa
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
P'M(- w h'W
R0THM00R
COATS and SUITS
It's not too early to think of your Spring wardrobe! If you want
your Rothmoor coat or suit just in time for Easter - - NOW
is the time to put in your special order.
Thursday and Friday
Mr. Ben Jacobson, Rothmoor's factory stylist, will be at LaPointe's
with hundreds of new Rothmoors - - - the complete line for
Spring - - ond to take special orders. Delivery guaranteed by
Easter! Select your Rothmoor now!
made his appearance to the de
light of the children.
On Friday, December 10, the
PTA treated the children and
gift exchange between students
was held. The sale of defense
stamps is being held regularly
to the satisfaction of all. The
next regular meeting will be
held Wednesday, January 14,
at 3 p. m.
Klamath Students
On Honor Roll
EUGENE, Jan. 7 UP) Among
177 University of Oregon stu
dents included on the fall term's
honor roll, announced yesterday,
were Mary B. Dennis, Ethel M.
Dixon, Bessie V. Kamarad and
Jerry A. O'Callaghan, Klamath
Falls.
HELPING THE NAVY
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (VP) Be
cause he was 52, the navy would
not take William E. Olsen when
he tried to reenlist after Pearl
Harbor.
But since he was turned down,
he's been back to the recruiting
office 12 times, each time with
a young man he'd persuaded to
Join.
The twelfth recruit had a bad
tooth. Olsen took him to his own
dentist to get it pulled.
tWl -t, U- T
Health expert ay the only
safe place to kiss girl It on her
photograph, "Can you plcturo
that?
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