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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1942)
Fonninry 2, 1942 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVES City fctiefr. Attend Osme Mr. and Mr. Howard Gi'tiwion cif tills city, ac companied by Kdnu Stevenson mid Hob Curtis, Dt-iit tlio week t'lid III Mwliord and attended the high achool gamo Saturday oven Inn between tlio North Bond and Medforri bnitketbiill teams, won hy Ilia North Demi quintet, 3H 35. Star player on tlio North llt'iid team la liud Wlgant, bro ther of Mr. Grnsson, who form cily attended Rnoaovclt school here. Ho Ib now In li In annior your of hiiih achool at North ltiMid. While In the valley the (iioMioim ulan vlaltod Mr. and Mra. Louis Karhle, formerly of Klamiith Fulls, who nro now re (Idlnii nciir Medford. To Medford Mr. and Mra. John 11. Harris Jr., und two children, Mury Kay und Jucklo, Aft for their new homo In Med ftrd on Sunday morning-. They have realded hero for tho paat two ycura during which time Ilurrla wua with the telephone coinpuny. lie will aerva ua aa alatant mauuger of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph com pany in the valley city. Movoi Ituby Kngel, for the last four und a half yeara own er and operator of the Mcdlrul IJfiitnl lieauty shop, hm moved to the Studio of lleuuty on the inezuuine ill Whytnl'a whero she will work under Kern Short, who recently bought tho beau ty allop there. Has Operation Joe Vlcra. 1) year-old ron of V. W. Vlers of 224 Spring street, submitted to an operation Monday morning q Klamath Valley hospital. Leavea Hospital Mrs. I.. M. Yurnell und Infant son returned home to 1751 Dayton street Sat urday from Klumuth Valley hos pital. For Your Information MAIL CLObINU TIME (ElUctlve Bsptembsr 28. 1941) Train 17 SouthDou.idi 8 a. m. Train 20 Northbound! 10:00 a.m. Train 18 Bouthboundi 8:45 p. ra. Train 18 Northbound: 9:00 p. n. ft Dinner Meeting Thar was to bo a regular dinner meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club at 8:30 p. m. Monday in the Wtllnrd hotel. Dora Goddurd, chairman of the legislative committee was to be In charge. Class Formad The formation of a new public speaking class Is announced by Mrs. W. H. llibburd. The cluss will be held Wednesday, February 4. at tho chamber of commerce and will Include Individual Instruction and practice before class groups, speech technique and voice study. The first lesson is free to the public, Mrs. Ulbburd an nounced. Legtonnairea A apeclsl meet ing of all members of the Amer ican Legion Is called for Tuca day night in the Legion hall hy Commander Angus Newton. There will be a report on the Qpartmont executive board uctlng held In- Portland Jan uary 25, and matters as to the future policy of tho American Legion and civilian defense groups. This will Include dis cussion of the policy adopted in regard to enemy aliens on the Pacific coast. Newton asks for a good attendance at Tuesday nitint's meeting. Mills PTA Group 2, room mothers of Mills PTA, will sponsor a "beano" party to be held In tho Mills school cafete ria Thursday, February S, from 2 to 4 p. m. Refreshments and prizes will be presented and the public is invited to attend. A small chargo will bo made for each game, proceeds to go Into the milk fund. Group 2 room mothers will hold a moot ing Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. in the teachers' room at Mills school. Mothers In this group are Mrs. Bcrr Mrs. Stiles, Mrs. Oibertson, Mrs. Ncndal, Mrs. ehrman, Mrs. Dalmcr, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Wilkes, Mrs. Mor ris, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Shep hard, and Mrs. Downs. Candidates The Klamath chapter of Knights of Rose Croix wns to confer the 19th degree on a largo class of can didates from Lnkoviow and Mo doc Point nt 8 p. m. Monday In the Masonic temple. All Scot tish Rito Masons were Invited to attend. Shrine Dinner The Febru ary dinner of tho Shrine club will bo held Wcdnosdny evening In the Willurd hotel, February 4, with cocktails at 8:30 p. m. and dinner at 7 p. m. Pinochle Party The Eagles auxiliary will sponsor tho last of a series of pinochle parties Oiesday at 2 p. m. In the Eagles II. Tho public Is Invited. Blue Monday The Blue Mon day committee of tho Women of tho Moose was scheduled to meet lit the Mooso hall nt 7:30 Mon day night. Flthir Leaves Amonif thoae whoao depurturea from Klamath Fulls aro regretld by miiny trlonda la thai of Orvlllo Fiaher who liua boon employed ut Cur tor't market for the puat three yenra. Flahor left Sunday for Poneu City, Okla.. to vlalt with lila pnrcnta beforo enlisting In tho air corpa. Crater Like Travel Travel Into Crutcr I.uko Nutlonal purk Snnduy Included 02 curs und 237 people through the auuth en trance and 34 cara and 148 peo ple throuifh the went entrance, according to tho park aervlce re port. Only two atatca, Oregon and California, were rcprcaented. Back on Job Leah Colllna, member of tho chamber of com merce atuff for this winter, la buck from trip to California. She went aouth on bualneaa In connection with Wilderness runch, her mountain property In tho Odcll laka country. Returns N. It. Jonca return- ed Sunday night from Mcdlord where he apenl tho weekend. He reporta activity In the val ley town in connection with the new cuutonment which will be completed Ihero by Auguat 1. Returns Home John Mc Cury of Tulclnko CCC camp re turned to his quarters Monday morning after receiving medical treatment at Klamath Valley hospital. Back From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Archie L. Held returned Snturdny uftcr a lengthy trip through eastern and midwestern cities. They went as far east as New York and there Held visit ed relatlvea he hod not seen for 52 years. ; III With Flu Mrs. Joe F. ! Evans is confined to her home I at Sunset ranch where she has been seriously ill with Influenza for the past several days. More Than 1000 Attend Birthday Ball Saturday Twelve hundred dancers stood at attention In the Klamath Falls urmory shortly beforo mid- night Saturday as tho "Star Spangled Banner" was played by Kmlle Bimild's orchestra in tribute to tho birthday anni versary of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Tho more than one thousand persons who crowded the armory dance floor contributed to the Infantile paralysis fund which Is used locally as well as throughout the nation to aid in fighting the dread disease. Chairman Samuel P. Miller re ported tho dance one of tho most auccessfu' in the years the paralysis dances have been held. Five cakes donated by Beck's bakery were given away dur ing the evening. Miller stated a final report Including the March of Dimes donations a n theatre collec tions would be mado within the week. OBITUARY JAKE FRANCIS YOKEM Jake Francis Yokem, for the last 15 years a resident of Chtlo quin. Ore., passed away at his late residence on Sunday, Febru ary 1, 1042, at 10:45 p. m. fol lowing an Illness of one month. He was a native of Greenville, Mo., and at the timo of his death was aged 47 years 3 months and 11 days. Surviving are his wlfo, Mrs. Lora Yokem of Chtloquin, Ore., a daughter, Miss Irene Yokem, and two sons, Ray and Dalton Yokem, all of Chlloquin, Ore.; a brother, Albert I. Yokem, of Dorrls, Calif., and a sister, Mrs. Gertrude Slemann, also of Dorrls, Calif, Tho remains rest In the Earl Whitlock Funeral Home, Pine street at Sixth, where friends may call after 4 p. m. Tuesday Notice of fun eral to bo announced In the next Issue of this paper. CHARLES ALEXANDER PARKER Charles Alexander Parker, for tho last 10 years a resident of Hlldobrand, Ore., passed away at his home on Sunday, February 1, 1042, at 11:30 a. m. follow ing a brief illness. He was a native of Cawkcr City, Kan., and at the timo of his death was aged 63 years 7 months and 22 days. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Cora Alice Parker of Hilde brand, Ore., threo daughters, Mrs. Florence Marie Llnthlcum of Riverside, Calif., Mrs. Gladys LaVcrno Asch of San Francisco, Calif., and Miss Vivian Alico Parker of Riverside, Calif.; one son, Gerald Wilbur Parker of Glcndale, Calif.; two brothers, Harry Harper Parker and Roy Wilbur Parker, both of .Glen dnlo, Calif.; one sister, Mra. Hazel Blanche Hodgson of Bon anza, Ore. The remains rest in the Earl Whitlock Funeral Homo, Pino street at Sixth. Notice of funeral to be announced In the next Issue of this paper. Read the Classified page. COUNTY SHAPES PLAN FO DEVI Machinery for tho new selec tive servlco registration on Feb ruary 10 begun Inking shape In Klamath county Monday. County Clerk Mae K. Short, who again will havo chargo of the registration places, called for volunteers to usalat her in thla work. Good penmanship, she auld, la a particularly desirable qualification. There will be no remunera tion, but Mra. Short recalled that at the first druft registration many clerks volunteered, and alio expects a similar response on this occasion. Tho Klamath armory will again bo the principal registra tion point In the city. Other places will be named, but there will not bo so many as at the first registration last year. Reg istration hours will be from 7 a. m. to 0 p. m. Those to register on February 18 arc men who have not prev iously registered In selective service and in the following age group: Born on or uftcr February 17, 1807, and on or before December 31. 1 921 . Those to register had become 20 years of age on December 31, 1041, and will not havo become 43 years of age on February 16, 1042. It was emphasized that those who registered previously arc not required to register again. AIR TARGET PLAN LAKEVIEW The proposed army aerial gunnery rango in central Lake 'county would re sult In the reduction of beef and sheep production In Lake county by more thon 30 per cent, ac cording to a delegation of stock men who have Just returned from San Francisco where they discussed tho project with army officials. About 60,000 Lake county ani mals will be slaughtered and nu merous ranches outsido the pro posed military reservation will go out of business for the dura tion of tho war if the present plans arc carried Into execution. The broad strip in the center of the county, 00 by 60 miles in size, carries much of Lake coun ty's sheep during the winter months and thousands of head of cattle during the early spring months when the stock must be kept off the ranches because of the irrigation of the meadows, yet cannot be turned into the national forest and other timber lands because of the deep blan ket of snow. Lake county stockmen and county and civic leaders are not fighting the proposed military refuge If the government actual ly needs it, but they have re quested permission to range stock thereon from January 1 to June 1 of each year, during which months it is claimed that the weather on the 5000 foot plateau Is so uncertain that It Is unlikely that the air corps will have much use for the 2,000,000 acres Involved. Auto Toll Zero For First Month On Rural Roads The month of January closed without a single fatal accident or serious injury on Klamath's hundreds of miles of rural high ways, according to stato police officers who viewed the situa tion with a great deal of plea sure. Tho fact that motorists are driving more carefully in order to conserve tires and equipment was considered one of the reas ons Klamath's traffic headache has been kept in the aspirin stage. In NR (Nnluro'a Remedy) Tnhleta, there ore no chemicals, no minerals, no phenol derivatives. NR Tablets are dif ferentad different. Purity tiiilabltt combination ol 10 vegetable Inirredlcnts formulated over SO years ago. uncoated or candy coated, their action Is depend able, thorough, yet gentle, as millions of NR'a have proved. Get a 25s box today . , , or larger economy also. ' wpy 0AT1P REGUIARI AW T0-HI0HT; TOMORROW ALRI0NT DRAFT SIGNUP Klamath Girl in Lecture Series UNIVERSITY OK OREGON, EUGENE. 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