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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1942)
;v: V;:. :: "' tf .'" m - ii. IS if" Oi-lolior 23, 1042 Midland CtftfUte S LEAVES FOR E FORT KLAMATH Fort Kluniiith residents bid good-byo lnst week to MIm A vera D, Hud' on, who It? ft Friday for Port liind, to onlriiln with tho Worn In., for servlcu with tho Wom en's Army Auxiliary corps. MIm Hudson mid Mm. Elliott, who In from Kliimnth Full, wore among tho first from Klnmitth comity to volunteer for service with tho WAACit. A mitlvo of Tuscaloosa, Ala., where her parents still reside Miss Hudson nttended Hchool there, mid following Krndtiiitlon from tho Tuscaloosa county high iichool, sho went to New Orleans. Ln., where sho took a business course nt Spencer's Business college. Following Its completion, sha whs employed for flva years In n rcnl estate offlco In New Orlemis, nftcr which she returned to her home In Alnhiimn nnd spent two yenrs nt Tusciiloosn with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. K. D. Hudson. She then enrolled for nurses' trnlnlnK nt Drlco hospltnl In Tus caloosa, nnd this spring decided to come to Fort Klnnuith to keep house for her brother, Jiimes T HucUon, who Is employed ns thn ber (tiller by tho Alomn Lumber compnny In Iw local woods opcr- ntlons. In nddlllon to keeping house for her brother, Miss llud son wns employed nlso nt Bal Ion's itanernl storo here. She hnd planned when she came north this spring to return to Tusciiloosn when IomkIiir whs suspended for the season this fnll and complcto tho yenr nnd n hnlf of ber nurses' trnlnlnK period, but dimmed her mind nnd decid ed to enter the servlco of ber country with the WAACs In stead. Miss Hudson has made mnny friends during her stay here, nnd Fort Klnmnth Is proud of its only "lady soldier." Lnst yenr the average wage earner, driving for necessary pur poses, made 31)5 trips covering 3782 miles. HUDSON WC SERVIC I I "I I X, , - -sMsii.MssiisMMMBMMMMMBWiiiWWliWM Lady Soldier I L VI if l - . J if J 5 1 ' Ml.u Avers B. Hudson of Fort Klnmnth, Is a WAAC now, nnd has left for training In the serv tee at Dei Molnos, la. Tionesta , This community wns sauuon- cd by the sudden passing last Thursday of "Bud" Jones, one of Its younger rosldoius. In re spect to Mrs. Jones and tho two children, tho employees of the Shaw Lumber company gather ed a subscription. Dwlght Vcrdnl Pennington visited rulnlivcs nnd friends in camp Inst week beforo leaving for induction into the U. S army. J. V. Pennington wns home on leavo lnst week and visited hero with friends nnd relatives Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Ueun nnd children visited nt the Ed Smith home over the weekend Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Brown and children, Wlllnrd nnd Mar lenc. nnd Pauline Dean and children, Patsy and Vernon visited nt tho Eldo Burgess homo in Ashland over tho week end. Mr. and Mrs. Clnude Mat lock nnd duughter Nona Vny left for their new home at Chi co, Calif., Inst weekend. Tho fire whistle sounded the alarm nt 10:30 a. m. Tuesdny for n fire in tho wood chuto at the factory. The b 1 n r, c wns Neuti HELP SCRAP DRIVE SPflAGUE HIVEK The Sprugue River pupils nre doing their part In the wrap drive 'rinclpal James estimates thut they huvo collected about IS tons on the school grounds and lave about three tons located that was too heavy for flic pu plls to bundle. The students made a house to house canvass and asked the people to huvo their scrap ready: then they got trucks nnd spent two afternoons collecting the scrap. Alonu this line, the Girl Scouts are collecting old keys Anyono having old keys can turn them over to any of the Girl Scouts. Willow Ranch Mrs. Earl Atkinson returned Wcdncsduy of lust week after sncndlnif the summer near her husband nt tho Sun Luis Obispo nrmy camp. Earl has been trans ferred to a camp in Mississippi Ho and his brother Alonzo have been promoted to sor- gcants. They tiro sons of Mr. and Mrs. John Atkinson. Giles Stewart has returned homo after spending several months in Colorado, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lou Booth of Tulclako and Mrs. Pato of Al- IMras wero hero for tho end of tho deer season last week, but hud no luck. Lair Gentry arrived by bus Friday on n 7-chiy furlough from Oakland.' Ho will visit his nnrents nt New Pino Creek. W. D. Bishop and son Snooky sncnt lnst week in the Devil Gnrdens Blithering cattle and bringing them to homo pastures Tho new motor for tho dredge has arrived and-Is being install ed, after which operations will bo resumed on tho channel across Gooso lake. Mclvln Anderson, son of Andy Anderson, shot his first deer Just beforo the season closed Ross Harris wns another success- ful hunter. Cody Conner and wife of Tion esta spent Sunday at the H Lowthcr home. Mrs. Conner and Mrs. Lowthcr aro slstors. A. E. Johnson, lumber Inspoc quickly extinguished with only slight damage reported. HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON tor for Western Pine association, was hero Saturduy, Mr, and Mrs. Warren Hartzcll nd littlo son arrived Sunday from their home at Sucramcnto a visit to Warren's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hurtzcll, Olio Stribbling and wifo of Sucrumcnto aro visiting his mother, Mrs. Clnra Stribling. Mr. and Mrs. lion tmson and son Leonard left Saturday for Spokane for a two weeks visit. hey wero culled there by tho illness of Bob s mother. Chnrlcs Gunsbcrg arrived by bus Monday from Oakiund to visit his son William and family Mr. und Mrs. Owen Landrcth ontertuincd Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Gonsbcrg at a goose and duck dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Grebb went to Horseshoe mountain Sunday to mcef Mrs. Grcbb's two brothers from Medford. Tho party enjoyed a deer hunt. The boys are entering the army this week. Joo Havcll Is home on a few days furlough from Fort Ord The Contract club was enter tained lust Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Ruth Mc- Aullifio. High and low scores wero held by Mrs. W. D. Bishop nnd Mrs. J. L. Hcwit. Lunch was served at 11 o'clock to the following members: Mrs. W. D, Bishop, Mrs. J. L. Hewit, Mrs, G. W. Cameron, Mrs. Owen Lnndrcth, Mrs, Eric Swanson Mrs. Ralph Hcryford, Mrs. Lee Gregory and Mrs. C. L. Truitt. Poe Valley Billy and Junior Nork were callers here from Langcll Val ley Thursday, The farmers have just about finished harvesting their pota toes, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Roberts moved back into their own houso Sunday, after living in their son Donald's place dur ing tho summer. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Roberts were callers in the valley Sun day from Henley. Several people from the val ley are helping Chet Barton sort potatoes in Bonanza. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Brown were callers at the Joe Nork ranch Friday evening. Hoy Holmes Is building a po tato pit this fall. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Roberts returned from Henley to live here, and are now helping with the potato harvest. Pauline Roberts was a Klam ath Falls shopper from the val ley Monday, Wilbur Rciling and Wilbur Anderson, are digging .potatoes for Beau Tucker. - Dale Frlsbee is putting up his second crop of alfalfa hay this week. He returned recently Sprague River All of the teachers of the Sprague River school attended the county teachers meeting in Klamath Falls Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Pierce ttended the Klamath-Mcdford football game. Mr, and Mrs. Bud Thrasher of Prlncvllle, ore the parents of a baby son. Mrs. Thrasher is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William George. Newcomers in Sprague River aro Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Reade. They purchased the Luther Fcastcr place. Klamath shoppers Saturday included Mr. and Mrs. Ben Han sen and children, Mr. and Mrs. William George, Mrs. Bertha Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Edon, Mrs. Vclma Mahancy, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kemp and son Billie. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Tompkins and son Sidney, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tompkins visited Mr, and Mrs. Charles Busk in Bon anza Saturday. Quite a few deer were brought in to Sprague River over the weekend. Those bring ing them in were Bob Passalt Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pas- salt Jr.. Carlos Scnght, Mrs William Promo, Mrs. Claude Masters. Arlie Rose, Bob. Car- nini, Howard Crum and How ard Roff. Robert Nelson bag- Bed his first deer this year. The largest deer brought in so lar was shot by Raymond Mignaccio, It had a horn spread of av wen- es. Dwlght Bailey and daughter Mary Maude of Alturas, Calif, visited at the C. U. weioncn home Sunday. Reece Bailey is stationed in Florida with the marines. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Ludwick have as their guests Ludwick's mother. Mrs. I. F. Ludwick and sister. Mrs. Kenneth Miller of Portland. Little Morris Hamby Is un able to attend school. While whittling a toy gun, he cut his finger and Is under the doctor; care. Mrs. Sam Campbell entertain ed her husband lor his birtn day Wednesday. Dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Edon, Mr. and Mrs. William Gilpin and children, William Ray, Jac from Sprague River, where he was combining grain, Mrs. Mary Brcithaupt return ed from New York recently, where she visited her daughter for a few weeks Irvin Ross was a . caller at tlic.Vogdt brothers ranch Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. McCarver were callers in the valley Monday from Klamath Falls. queline and Kenneth, and Miss Martha Kulm. Edward Stoncman and Ray Parzoo came In with their deer Tuesday. Mrs, Ruby Zebull and Mrs. Sylvia McWilliums were Klam- th Falls visitors Tuesday. Merrill The October meeting of the Lost River Garden club will be held at the home of Mrs. W. C. Bailey instead of with Mrs. Mrs. Scott McKcndree. Fall and winter arrangements for the home will be the topic for. dis cussion. The Ladies Aid of the Mer rill Presbyterian church plans rummage sale to be held in the old bakery building, Satur day, October 24. Mrs. Harriet Fotherlngham in president of the aid. Ruth Hill, New York City, will arrive early next week for a visit at the home of her broth ers, Lou and Will Hill. This is her first visit to Merrill in 18 years. While in the west she will visit also at the home of her mother, Mrs. L u l a Hill, Longvicw, Wash. Mrs. Hill, formerly of Merrill, now makes her home with a daughter, Mrs. Ann Donnelly. The guest, who will be greeted by many old friends in the community, is associated with the Western Un ion. Mrs. Burton King and baby daughter of Scotia, Calif., has returned home after a short vis it with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Taylor. Attention of Merrill grangers it called to the October meeting to be held in the Odd Fellows hall next Monday night, Oc tober 26. Mrs. J. Leland Pope is refreshment chairman. Word was received here this week of the birth of a baby daughter at Medford on Octo ber 21 to Mr. and Mrs. vcrn Whitlatch, a former resident of Merrill and Klamath Falls, is now manager of the Medford branch of the Nelson Reed Im plement company. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Whitlatch, Malin. The little girl weighed 7 pounds 5 ounces and has been named Candas Rosenell. The Merrill Library club will meet Thursday afternoon, No vember 5, at the home of Mrs. R. L. Dalton. Buy it througn the want-ads. TO EASE MISERY OF CHILD'S COLD RUDONICi(S ) V VapoRub A surprising number of young men are incapable of raising a moustache, says a writer. They'll have to take it on the chin. OREGON WOOLEN STORE PROUDLY OFFERS Complete Stock Just Received! in Sizes to Fit BLACK JEANS . . $2.29 BIB OVERALLS . SI. 89 CORD PANTS S3.95 SyflLLS , $l,89 COVERALLS ... $2.95 BELL BOTTOM. , yjggJ-""l" PANTS ... SI. 29 OVERALLS. ..$7.95 LEATHER ZZ. JACKETS... $8.45 SWEATERS . . . $3.45 WOOL SHIRTS ..$4.95 ALL WOOL FLEECe""- UNDERWEAR .. $5.95 UNDERWEAR . . $1.95 STAG COATS.. $11.95 pfl7HWEAR , S6.95 SPORT SWEATERS . . $2.49 RED HATS . $1.25 DRESS HATS . . $2.95 SWEAT SHIRTS . . 98c 8-inch Lace-to-toe 12-inch West Coast Work W5 Caulked 'flg95 Boot I Boots A CREDIT You can use our convenient credit plan on all purchases of work' or dress clothing. No Interest No Carrying C'narg As Long as 90 Days to Pay , We Give S & H Green Stamps on All Cash Purchases Oregon Woolen store 8th and Main llMBJBJSHSBHSJSMSaSS; PAGE THREES California's turkey crop this year is the biggest ever. Re minding us that It'll soon be time to start Christmas chop ping. 4 Frisco Jeam Campus Cords Coveralls Stripe O'allt Bib O'allt Men or Women! Klamath's Credit Clothiers
