nsruiit 2T, 1942
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Midland CmfUne. New.
FORT KLAMATH The renu
lar metitlnu of tlio Civic Im
provement club win held In tlio
cluuhouao on Krlcluy afternoon,
Auguat SI, with Mn. Frank Dun
tan, president, In the chnlr and
gouu ttllvmUiito of mcmbi'ra
and vlaltori preaant,
Kollowlnu short routine
bulnon acitalon, social hour
Vaa enjoyed, with the hoatosaei
Qf the afternoon, Mra. Chnrlca
fioah nd Mri. Kdlth Moon, ti-rv-ln(
rofrethmenla to Mra. Lee
Ferguson and on John of Snnd
Creek, Mri. M. L, Foritusnn, Mra.
Frank Edwards, Bcrlha Plttman,
Mra. William Pane, Mra. Guaa
Page, Mra, Lee Denton, Mra.
Lloyd Nlcholion, Mra. Stewnrt
Nicholson anil daughter Marie,
Mra. R. O. Varnum and dough
ter Audrey, Mra. William C.
Hackler, Mra. Art Nichols, Mra.
Fred C. Blahop, Mra. Roy S.
Looaloy and daughter Jonn, Mra.
Btrt Cray and daughter Ann,
Mra. Carl Wilton, Mra. Clara
Heall, Mra. William Brewer and
Mra. D. F, I.owton.
Tlio nssit raguiiir iiioolihg uf
the club will be on the after
noon of September 4. Every
Friday afternoon In the month
except the flint and third Fri
days, which are regular meot-
Qig datea of the club membcra,
re devoted by local women to
tewing and knitting for the Red
Crona. All womon Intareated In
tills work are urged to attend
and lend their help.
Fort Klamath
Mra. Frank Edwards has ro-
turned to her home In Fort
Klamath after apendlng soma
weeks visiting relatives In
North Dakota.
Local people have been mak
ing trlpa to Huckleberry inoun
Uln for huckleberries during
the paat two weeks, and have
returned with large quantities,
Mr. and Mra. Roy Winter, Mr.
and Mrs. Gum Page and xon
ene, were among those going
Wo the mountain this past week.
Mr. and Mra. Dale Knox ar
rived Monduy to visit for a few
daya at the homo of his parent
Mr. and Mra. Roy Wlmer, whllo
Knox la recuperating from an
accident Incurred while logging
near Salem. His log waa badly
hurt when caught between two
logs, and he la oil crutches ss a
result of the accident. Mr. and
Mrs. Knox and his mother, ac
companied by Mra. Orvllle
Schroader and daughter Jnc
quellns, were in Klamath Falls
Wednesday.
Gusa Page of the Rainbow
garage, was In Klamulh Falls
Monday for medical attention
for removal of several pieces of
steel from his eye. Ills wifo
accompanied him to Klamath
Falls, and Page la back at work
again.
C J. Bricco and H. L. Wlmer
returned Monday evonlng from
fy week's trip to various coastal j
points. Bricco left again Tues
day for Seattlo for a stay with
his son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mra. Konncth Bricco, and
Wlmer returned to the coast
Wednesday accompanied by his
aon, Donuld. Both men suffer
from bronchial asthma during
this season of tlio year In Fort
Klamath and havo been ordered
by their doctors to go to the
coast for a time.
and Mr. and Mrs, Ora Johnaon
spent luat weekend fishing at
wi,t,uul IDHe.
Mra. Wnrron Mason and Mar
ilyn, untl Miss Mildred Teare are
apendlng two wecka at Yroka,
Calif., with their alater, Mra,
Clifford Jnckaon and family,
Mr, Paul Monroe, Mrs. Mike
Dearborn and Mrs. Thereala
Prior visited on Wednesday
with Mrs. Walter Smith.
Harry R. Boyd of Midland
spent lut wenkenH with his sis
tor and fnmlly, the Elliott
limine.
Mrs. Mury Dearborn, Mrs.
Ui'asln Frailer and Ola, visited
on Sunday at the Les Lcavltt
home.
Olene
John Sweeney bus returned
to southern California after a
10-day vlalt at the home of his
mother, Mra. M. E. Sweeney.
Mr, and Mrs. Basil Brown
and son Barton spent a week
end In Medford atU-ndlng a
rodeo which was held there.
Mr. and Mra. Faith Grimes
returned recently from Port
land where they had tuken tholr
llttlo dimghtur, Sue Ann, for a
week of observation at Doom
brrhrr hnanituL
Mra. Aduh Brown, Mra. Ida
Grimes and Ellzabuth Saunders
spent Friday visiting at the
Homo of Mrs. Joo Shirk at Wil
liamson river. Mrs. Shirk It re
cuperatlng at her home, having
Just returned from St. Vincent's
hospital In Portland, where she
submitted to a major operation.
Her many friendt will be happy
to know aha la getting along
nicely.
Misa Lolla Sullivan la now
realding In Medford. She la em
ployed as a PBX operator for
the Southern Pacific company.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Geb-
hardl and Mr. and Mra. Marlon
Barnes were dinner guests on
Sunday evening of the Boyd
Bruners at Henley.
Raymond Peart recently re
turned from a trip to Seattle.
He accompanied hla aunt, Mra.
Howard Grosaen of Klamath
Falls.
ANTIQUES ON ORDER
KANSAS CITY OP) W. C
Helmers, treasurer of a local
manufacturing company, wag
puttied by numbars and de-
scrlptlons in an order from C.
w. Empson, Russell Springs
Kas.
Customer Empson, It turned
out, was using a catalog 49
years old.
Under arrangements complet
ed thla week, the Elks lodge of
Lakevlew has agreed to act us
volunteer U. S. navy recruiting
station In that community.
Details v.'cra worked out by
Chlof Gunners Mate F. R. Dun
can, recruiting officer for Klam
ath and Lake counties, and Dick
Johns, exalted rulor of the
Lakevlew lodge.
The Lakevlow lodge will pro
vide Information on the navy
to Interested men In Lake coun
ty, tit well as preliminary
papers. Transportation to the
station will be furnished so
that the enlistment may be
comploted, according to Dun
can.
Thornton Galo of the Lake
view Examiner has agreed that
the Examiner office can be used
as a volunteer recruiting sts
tlon.
Dairy
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lee of West
Dairy are the proud purcnts of
a boy, born on Monduy, Aug. 17.
Mrs. Sid Hall and Mrs. Virgil
Schmoe and daughters Louisa
and Virgle Leo returned homo
Monday evening from Green
vllle, Calif., where they had
taken Mra. Eric Johnson. Mrs.
Johnson spent two weeks here
with her parents, Mr.' and Mrs,
E. B. Schmoe. Her mother has
been seriously 111. Whlls south,
they all enjoyed business trip
to Reno, Nev.
Mrs. Claud Fraley has re
ceived word from her husband
who was called to duty with
the naval reserve some time ago,
at Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Harry Kolb, who has
been taking care of her mother,
Mrs. E. B. Schmoe, during her
recent Illness, was called to her
home in Pondosa, Calif., on Fri
day morning because of the sud
don Illness of her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Horsley en
tertained with a double birth-
day and wedding anniversary
dinner at their home on Sun
day, Aug. 16, in honor of their
dnughter Juanita and son-in-law,
Leland Stocshlcr of Klamath
Falls.
Mrs. Fred Hollbronner Sr., of
Klamath Falls, enjoyed a sev
eral days' visit with her friends
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rueck.
Frank Tofell suffered a brok-
pagb sgyyy
Spool Pool
l,.n-rt w m ""l
I. . m-m
Evelyn Barton, Weatlnghouse of
fice worker, carries armload of
little things which help win the
war. Salvaging typewriter rib
bon ipooli by the thousands
freea much metal for war production.
at Fort Ord, has been made
technical sergeant.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parozoo
spent last weekend at the
huckleberry patch.
Lomer Detwiler, William Wol-
fnrd and Mike Short are enjoy
ing a trip to Portland and the
coast thla week.
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Cadcga
and children apuiit the wuckrmd
in Reno.
The following women em
ployes were Initiated into the
AFL carpenters' and Joiners'
union last Sunday: Nona Short,
Johnny Lively, Dorothy Stone,
Bessie .Young, Martha Hayes,
Bertha Gray, Leona Short, Ruth
Premo and Helen Hansen. Mrs.
Lively was named to serve on
the advisory committee.
The local union is sponsor
ing a community picnic with
everyone invited, to be held west
of Sprague River August 30.
Donald Stanton is spending
the week In Prlneville with
friends and relatives.
Jlmmle Short, who has been
employed on the Kium ranch ail
summer, is taking a vacation in
Medford and Dorrls before
school starts.
Mist Ruth Seright Is employed
t the Glenger grocery.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fred-
en leg last Monday when the
horse he waa riding fell with
him.
Mrs. Hazel Schmoe of Harrah,
Wash., left for her homo on
Friday afternoon after visiting
relatives here for several days.
Mrs. Mary Slaglo of Wapotl,
Wash., arrived here last Tues
day to visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Schmoe and
relatives for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Horsley
are the proud parents of a baby
girl, born last week. This is
their second child.
Sprague River
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Loo per
and children left the first of the
week for Oklahoma, where they
will spend a few weeks. Rev.
T. Cole drove them in his car
and will go on to Kansas City
for a visit.
Miss Delores Cody of Klamath
Falls is a guest of Miss Elsie
Lively this week.
Miss Mary Gillette of Quincy
has been a house guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Looper.
Mrs. Etta Kilgore entertained
her brother, John Chastaln of
Portland, and her two daughters,
Mrs. T. L. Bryant of Portland
and Mrs. Guy Harkry of Stock
ton, this week. -
Mrs. Cowbrough returned last
week from Shatter, Calif., where
she was called by the death of
her mother. . '
Roy Kilgore, who Is stationed
erle and sons of San Carlos,
Calif,, were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Short,
Jim and Maurice O'Keeffe
shipped lambs from Sprague
River Friday. Cox Bros, ship
ped a bunch last week.
Mr, and Mrs. E. Chrlstensen
and son moved to Portland
Thursday, where Chrlatnn
will be employed in the ship
yards.
Eathan Parrish is working in
the ship yards In Portland.
Mra. Charles Larcey and chil
dren have returned from near
Portland, where they picked
berries all summer.
Mr. and Mra. Marlon Hcidrlch
und ton of The Dallas, spent the
weekend here. Gary Hcidrlch,
who spent a month In Dallas,
roturned home with them.
CRIME PAYS THE VICTIM
BEND, Ore. W) Allen Grant
thought it would be quite a
chore to get the 17 cords of
firewood he'd cut to his home
18 miles ttwuy.
Someone stole it, though, be
fore he got it moved.
And when the thieves were
caught, the court made them
deliver the wood to Grant's
house.
Mt. Laki
Irvin Dixon apent the paat
week with hla mother, Mrs. Bes
sie Dixon. Young Dixon was on
furlough from Fort Stevens, Ore.
In the absence of the regular
pastor, Rev, Hugh Bronson, Sun
day morning, a deputation team
from the Christian Endeavor
had charge of the services. The
representatives were Geraldlne
Manning, Roberta Anderson,
Joyce Landrum and Mickey
Pearson. Rev. Bronson la at
tending a Christian Endeavor
conference at Turner.
Mrs. Emma Keady has return
ed home from a nine-day visit
with relatives at Aberdeen,
Wash.
HE-MAN'S LITERARY CIRCLE
SAN DIEGO, Calif. UP)
Servicemen at ease in the USO
recreation center were afraid
they'd be called sissies. They
refused to read women i magazines.
"We outwit them," confides
Mr. B. F. Haynes, USO secre
tary.
"We cut up the women's
magazines, paste the articles In
scrap books and the boya all
'unknowing read them avidly."
Benefit Done Will
Raise Funds for
Fire Equipment
FORT KLAMATH An even.
scheduled for Saturday evening,
September 5, will be benefit
dance to be held in Guts Pafe's;
community hall, under sponsmv
ship of the local Civic Iraprov
mcnt club. '"
The proceeds from the affair
will bo used to purchase flr
fighting equipment for prto
tlon of Fort Klamath property.
At present, there Is n equip
ment of any kind.
Use of ihs bsll U iiiU8
by Page, and the Swingerettaat
orchestra of Chlloqutn hat)' of
fered to play free of charge for
the evening. Dancing will b
gin at 10 o'clock.
CAN'T STOP THE MAMJTJUJ
LITTLE ROCK, Arit. OP)
The marines hava the attuatte
well In hand on the reenrltlnf
front, too. They enllstad Jrttaf
Paul Adams and Shannon L
ell Doss after tho two fca4
worked six months ss ttvtjiaar
clerks In the army's raernltlwf
office here. '. ' . .
Langell Valley
Mrs. Ruby Brown and Mra.
Wes Doarborn and children, vis
ited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Brown and new
daughter, Dounna.
.Miss Frances Jones Is visiting
friend In Roseburg. Mlsa Dor
othey Jones Just returned from
Seattle, where iha ha been via-
Qf-lng her brother Herbert.
w Mr. and Mrs. Loui Webb and
family of Klamath Falls, Mr.
and Mr. Dea Moon of Bonanza,
Mr. Harry Frazlor, Mr. Ora
Johnaon and Mrs. Anderaon and
Joyce of Langell valley visited
on Snturday at the At Dearborn
home.
Mr. and Mr. Clifford Burton
and son Dlcklo of Albany, spent
several day last week with Mr.
and Mrs. John Tonor. Mrs. Ton
er Is Mrs. Burton's aunt,
Clydo Johnson of Yuba City,
Calif., 1 (pending a month at
the Harry Frazlor home.
Mr. and Mr. Dale Brown
and children were Sunday din
ner guosta of tha Barney
Brown.
Congratulation ara being ex
tended to Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Mlnnlck, who havo a now son,
born at Klamnth Valley hospi
tal. Martin Gift I recovering
from a bruised foot nnd ankle,
durt by a ditcher going over tho
JOt.
Alec Brndburn of Coos Bay,
spent a few daya with his broth
er and slstor-ln-law, Mr. and
Mrs. John Brndburn. Ho bought
40 ton of hay in tho valley to
havo shipped to his farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Clntido Murray
Slaw StaiioMry
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