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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1942)
i July 16, 104 J HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE n wmmmmmmmmm '!!!i!!liIIj!p!Pi!lllP E J 1 jo I V IMIIIiil sue unei !iil!!l!!I!HIHUIllUI!l!!U!ll!iai . DEFENSE CALENDAR ' Tueadey, July ai, 7:30 p. m KUHS. The organization, train ing and operation of pollco aux iliaries. Lieutenant John Per. call, Portland pollco depart mant; Dr. Joseph r. Dowmun, chairman ot tin Oregon State Pollca Crlma Detection bureuu. Aeoldanta Reported Uus W. Kohler reported lo city pollcu that ha waa Involved In a col lision with a car driven by Glen Q, Foster when he win stopped on South Sixth-at East Main atreet waiting (or tho trufflo algnal to change Tuosduy eve ning. L, Motsehcnbaeher re ported colliding with a cur whoso driver la unknown on Upluiin atreet near North Tenth lit 4:110 Wednesday afternoon, No In juries occurred In either aecl dent. Vacation at Laka Mr. and Mra. E. P. Ivory and children Jimmy and Charlotte huvo bc-uu apondlng considerable time tills summer at their Luko o' tho Wooda cabin, purchased recent ly from the Charles Ilovcya. Thtlr guesta the past weekend were Mr. and Mra. E. C. lliondu-berry, Naw State Policeman Edgnr Q, Albert reported for duty with the local stnto police on July 11 He was formerly associated with the Balslger Motor company. Ho will also bo remembered as former operator of tho Kurt Klamath Junction service slu-tlon. Between-Traln, Visit Major Murnhiill S, Orr of Washington, 1), C spent aevcml hours be tween trains on Tuesday visiting with his parents, Judge ami Mrs, John S. Orr of tho Alameda apartments. Makes Chang Wnlt Kennctt, associated with his brother, Welib Kpiinclt, In the clothing liusiness fur lli pant eight years Is now Willi Dick Hncdur. Shack Burns An old garage at 7.'15 Commercial street cauglit fire Wednesday afternoon. Tho flro department, called ot 3: 1 2 p. m prevented the fire from spreading, fill 'mnihiliUiiliiiiiii! lilllipilli MAIL CLOSING TIME (Effective June 16. 1942) Train 17 Southbound! 8i30 a. m. Train 20 Northboundi 10 a, m. Train 19 Southbound! 6:15 p, m, Train 18 Northbound! 8 p. m, Daughter Visits Mrs. Olive Van Kirk of the Evans apurt ments la being visited this week by her daughter, Mrs. Joe Marck and granddaughter Patty, of San Jose, whero Marck la a navy re serve officer In charge of the re cruiting atatlon. They will re turn to their home Saturday, Hit on Head Miles Ciilahnn waa struck on the head Wednes day afternoon by lumber falling from a pile at the Ewuiina llnx company whero he is employed. Ho waa treated at the Klamath Valley hospital and released Thursday morning. Plata Racalved Red Cross emergency first aid mobllo unit plates for use on cara hnvo been received by four local first old Instructors who are qualified lo " display them. They are Her dena Reedcr, . Art Larson, Al Mead and Harry Hcndrlckson. Works at Air Base Word has been received hero that Mr. nnd Mrs. Mike Latta, former resi dent of Klamath Falls and more recently of Princville, -huvo moved to Tillamook where Latta will be employed at tho air base. Car Theft O. R. Dawson re ported that his car was stolen from in front of the postofflce building Wednesday evening. An hour later pollco recovered It on Walnut street between Sixth and Seventh streets. Marrlll Demonstration Dry ing of frulta and vegetables will be the subject of a demonstration to be held Friday at 2 p. m. at the Merrill grade school by Mrs. Wlnnlfred Glllcn, homo demon stration agent, Tlr Stolen C. S. Edison, 1417 Eberloln street reported to police that a heavy duly six-ply tire, tube and wheel had been taken from his car the first of last week. Confined to Hospital Word haa been received here that Mrs. Harry Iscnsce of tho Kothcrlnc Beauty salon Is still confined In the Stanford hospital In Snn Francisco. TO Sons of Norway The annual picnic will ho held at Mooro park on Sunday, August 9, be ginning at 11 a. m. Every one attending Is asked to bring his own picnic lunch and sugar, Coffee and cream will be furn ished. There, will be games for all: members and friends uro Invited. Bake Sale The Degree of Honor will hold a bake sale at Carter's murket Saturday, July 18, beginning at 10 o'clock. Eagles' Auxiliary The Eagles Auxiliary will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in tho Eagles' hall. All members are urged lo nllond. Rebekah Lodgo Prosperity Kebekah lodge will hold Us reg ular meeting In tho IOOK hull Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Visiting Itcbckahs in the city are cordially invited to attend. Culinary Alliance The culi nary alliance will hold a regular meeting Thursday evening at the Labor temple, 8 o'clock. OBITUARY BERDENA DENT. Bcrclcna Dent, a resident ot Klamath Foils, Ore., for the past IS years, passed away at the fam ily residence, 038 Eldorado street, tills city, on Wednesday, July 13, 1042 at 4:30 p. m. The deceased wax a native of Free port, 111., nnd was aged 05 years 11 months when called. She was a member of tho First Chris tian church. She Is survived by three sons, Caplnln Dorsey E chaplain, U. S. army, of New Jer sey; Lloyd M., nnd Edgar H of Klamath Falls, Ore.; two daugh ters, Vlda Burgess of Redding, Calif., and Fern Guinun of Rosc ville, Calif.; four brothers nnd four sisters; also five grandchil dren. The remains rest In Word's Klamath Funeral home, 023 High street, where friends may call Friday afternoon. The notice of thrjTuhcral arrange ments will be announced later. Herald and News wont ads rench 40,000 Individuals. Some one wants what you have to sell. Advertise In tho classified. Women who ore groping for help as they plan mora exten- ; slvu activities than they have for years, will find Vivian Free man, canning specialist for the , Kerr-Mason Jar company now at Emll's Super murket, ready j to offer advice on tho latest and beat procedures along that ; line. ; Miss Freeman slates that their j slogan, "Wu.itn not can a lot, , but successfully, gives tho key note of their effort to asslHt housewives to keep tho cost of living down, provide their fami lies with moro nutritious foods and assist the government by releasing tinned foods for lend lease and tho armed forces. , Actual demonstrations of new ways to preparo foods and fill Jars so as to prevent as excess of shrinkage and llipild and to conserve sugar without loss of flavor will be carried on at the store Friday and Saturday. A templing display of Jars of food Illustrates new ways of com bining frulta and vegetables for most economical use. Some of tho moro unusual canned foods that may be seen are whole oranges, whole pickled eggs, corn on the cobb and blue salad potatoes still In their Jackets, The much sought after book let, "Food for Victory," may be ohUilned through M Free man for a Very smoll fee. Headquarters For Thrifty Shoppers GET SET FOR WINTER NOW! AT SUMMER PRICES! Fine All Wool (A) v -. n. s 'pA f : O jT FUNERAL MELISSA JANE HAMMEL The funeral service for the lato Melissa Jane Hnmmcl, who passed away in this cily on Tues day, July 14, 1042, will take place from the Methodist church, Tenth and High streets, on Fri day, July 17, 1042, at 10:30 a. m.. the Rev. Victor Phillips officiat ing. The commitment service and Interment will follow in the rtlnkvlllo cemetery. Friends ore respectfully Invited to attend. Word's Klamalh Funeral home In charge of, the arrangements. VITAL STATISTICS BAKER Born nt Klamath Volley hospital, July 15, 1042, j to Mr. nnd Mrs. Al Bnkcr, '522 j Van Ness street, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds 12 ounces. ! OLSEN Born at Klamoth ' Volley hospital. July 16, 1942, to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Olson of Bly, a girl. gjTjT aiktaoaisi Old Time Dance Friday, July 17th K. C. Hall 9:30 P. M. Eattn KIg.r's Orchoitra Towniond Meeting 8 o'clock Old-Tim. Danca There will be- an old-time donco after tho regular Friday night Townscnd club meeting at the KC hall. F.s tln Klger and his orchestra will play for the dancing. Improving Friends of Mrs. Jack Oldham of Weyerhaeuser will be glnd to know that she is recovering nicely from a mnjor operation she underwent recent ly at Hillside hospital. Builnatt Trip Mrs. A. C, Backes left Thursclny on a busi ness trip which will keep her In Portland over the weekend, Granddaughter Vlalta Bar bara Jo Fnles Is visiting for some time with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Grizzle from - her home In Princville. 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