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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE TOREK
Midland Zmpine, Aeurt.
NEWELL MILITARY
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MKUMLL An old-fiiHliiuMocI
pioKiiini with u community
tiiill, plenty of ciilH, noma rcutl
tiiKM iinii u lot of IiiukIiii, win
lirumiulud by tliu Merrill Li
brary clul) lor lliu mull of tliu
inllltiiry iiuurcl t Nuwull Sut
urilny nlKlit. Tliu chib la coup
vratliiu with other dubs In tho
coiiimtmlty In llui iittcmpt to
imiltu thu mi'inbi'i'K of thu Kiiurd
foul lit homo whllu aliillonuil 111
tlilH mini.
Loiuil immluiunii wuro bunlcuud
wliii ri.fiiicMtH fur various nni.il
Viil minibcra thnt thu boys from
Tuxus wuro fnmlllur with and
ronpondhiK to thu roquuata wurc
Morrill's Murry Mudciiia, Don
ii Id liowiiiiin, Uoiinlo Trotmun
mid tho Schuck boya, Mcrvyiio
und Jlinmlu, ucuordloniata, who
iiru tti'tlicrhiu ubotit thumaulvca
ii bit of fiimu for thulr verwuiu
Kuv. Donuld Dod, puator of
thu Miilln l'lotibylorlun church,
proved populur with two hu
moroua rciidliiKa, "Tho Mort-
uuuod Cow" und "A Scualck
Sullor." E. E. Kilputrlck, prhv
chml of tho Murrlll hlh achoot,
' annu, ono of lila numbura boliw
"Thu Urlny Urine." All Joined
In the community alnK thut run
tho acnlo from tho aoima of tho
'UUa to popular tunca of tlila
day.
Merrill folk who mado the
trip to camp wuro Mra. M. A.
Bowmini, prcaldunt of tho Mer
rill Library club, Mr. llowman,
Mr. und Mra. Scott McKendrcc,
Mr. and Mra. Alonzo HodKua,
Mr. and Mra. II. C. Bradbury
and Irla J'ayo Bradbury, Mr. and
Mra. T. W. Clmtburn, Mra. Clif
ford Schuck, Mra. J. R. Blotch,
Mra. Palmer, Mra. Hiim, Mra.
Claud Morcland and E. E. Kil
putrlck. ' Alonzo Hodxca wna master of
ccromoiilea.
Masonic Lodge
Honors Ganger
At Large Dinner
TULELAKE niilph Guilder,
mint niualur of Cunby Croaa Mu-
aonlc lodKo, recently uppointcd
Junior K"ind atowurd, on honor
conferred ut Griind LocIKo In
San Francisco u few duya uo,
was tho honor uuuat ot a dinner
ut which member of tho locul
loddo wcro hoata. Plucoa wore
marked for 30 iiuuata, uiiionk
them Thomaa Broeae, former
business man In Chlnu who at
ono tlmo waa u member of the
inturnutlonul Indue of Peking
J Jo iii now on tho teaching stuff
ot achoola at Newell, WUA project.
Otla noper wua elected niua
tur auccecdhiK Fred Fisher, who
Joined the armed forcca luat
your. L. J. Morton will acrvo ua
senior wurden; Runco Stover,
Junior wurden; Ivul Wolfe,
treasurer; Rev. HukIi L. Bron
aon, aecrutury, and Fred E. Mc
Murphy, truatoo, Inatullutlon la
scheduled lor December.
Sprague River
Tho Ladles SewInK club will
aponior a Victory danco Satur
day, December B, at tho school
iivmnaslum. Roo Kinney a or
chestra will furnish tho music,
Saturday .ahoppera In Klanv
nth Falls were Mr. nnd Mra. W,
J. Barnes. Mra. William CcorKO
Mr. nnd Mra. Silna Shepherd
nnd Mr. nnd Mra. C. D. Oimh.
' Mra. Bud Thrasher and chll-
drcn of Prlneville,, aro visiting
her parents, Mr. nnd Mra. Wil
liam George. Bud hna enlisted
In tho navy and la atatloncd nt
Farrngut, Ida.
Mr. and Mra. Joo Mlksch have
moved to Klamotb Fnlla. Mra.
Mlk.sch will tnko up sheet metal
welding.
There nre atlll several ensea
of mumps In Spraguo River.
Gary llcldrlch has recovered and
la able to attend school again
The Ncwlnnd children nro re
covering but tho Johnson chil
dren are Just coming down with
them.
Mr. nnd Mra. Ernest Mahnncy
sold their house and contents to
the- Hill family. The Mnhancy's
left to make their homo hi Salem
Ore. Betty Jean Mahancy has
nn eye ailment and will attend
tho Institutional school nt Salem
Mra. Dean Powers left for
Eureka, Calif., Monday. Powers
Js working In a shipyard there
nnd tho family intend to move
In tho near future.
Mr. und Mrs. Levi Wyiio have
returned from n 10-day visit In
Eugene.
Mr. nnd Mra. Joo Young left
for Portland Tuesday to visit
their son.
Wednesday shoppers In Klam
ath Fnlls were Mra. T. W Zndow
, and Mrs. Art Fuller.
The Brlstors hnvo 3old their
homo to the Evans family, and
are moving to Klnmath Falls.
William Smitz and family
moved to Klamath Fnllt,
Bonanza
Chad Hartley, son of Mr. nnd
Mra. William Hurtlcy, who hua
been atatloncd nt San Diego haa
been transferred to Santa Bar
bara, Calif ' Younu Hurtlcy la
In tho marine corpa.
Bud Beaver la enjoying a va
cation visiting with his slater at
her home In Mcdford.
Mr. and Mra. John Haydcn
and daughter left Mondny for
Monmouth, Ore. They wcro
called by tho death of Mra. Hay
den's mother,
Mr. nnd Mra. William Bech
doldt wcro business visltora In
Klamath Fnlla Wednesday.
Mr. and Mra. Owen Pepplo
entertained with a dinner party
at their home Tucaday night,
honoring David Houao of Lan
gcll Valley. House hna enlisted
in tho army and will lenvo Fri
day for Ft. Lewis. Guests wcro
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott House, jean
House, Tom House, and Doris
Lcavltt.
Wednesday night, David House
was a guest or Murtin urown.
The boys, with Lawrence Revell
nnd Colo Fltzugh, attended the
theatre In Klamath Falls.
The Bonanza declamation
team won tho county declama
tion contest held Wednesday
night at Malln. They received
permanent poascaaion of the Hull
trophy. Membcra of the team
aro Danny Glvan,' Mao Lilly,
Merrill Drlscoll, Goldlo Pauls
nnd Pauline Wooda.
ucaier snoriagos put now
vnliio on used merchandise. Cash
In on your "Junk" through
classified nd. PI, ono 3124.
Dine
and
Dance!
Ar Excellent Cuisine
ir Music by
Sam Herman
and His Band
Cal-Ore
Tavern
South on Highway
NEW PINE CREEK The
community wua, allocked ut the
sudden death of Mra, Cora
Green, who paaaed awuy last
Thursday night, November lu
She hud apparently been In
good health up to tho evening
of her demise. Death came ua
the result of u heurt uttuck.
Funeral rites were held In the
Ouslcv chapel at Lukevlew,
with Rev. Griffith omciuung.
Sho wua burled In tho Odd Fel
lows' cemetery beside her hua-
band, Felix Green, who preced
ed her In death by one monin.
Mra. Green was beloved in
tho community, vhere for over
a third of her OB years she hud
worked with civic groups and
especially tho Needle club, in
which aha wua a guiding spirit
for 25 years.
Sho la aurvlvcd by her duuglv
ter, Mra. Fayo Keller; two sons,
Nully ond Bill Green: four sis
ters, Mrs. Fred Peat, Mrs. Fred
Fisher. Mrs. Fred Reynolds, all
of Lakevlew. and Mrs. John
Young of Modesto, Calif.
New Pine Creek
Pearl Steward reported loat
Tuesday ut Alturus for cxamlna
tlon preparatory to induction In
I the army.
S. Gullughcr narrowly cs
caped serious injury last Sun
duy when he fell us a ladder on
which he was descending sup
ped sideways. Ho struck the
ground about six feet below on
his back, and his shoulder hit
a timber Jutting out from the
wall, bruising it und causing him
to lay oft work a few days.
Miss Eleanor Hamilton left
lust Wednesday with Miaa Fran
cea Wiaemon for a Thanksgiving
vacation with her purenta ot
Burlingamc, Calif. Miss Wlse
mun went on to her home in
Grldley, Calif.
The Five-way Rodent contest
banquet held In conjunction with
tho Pomona grange meeting, pro
gram, supper and dance, was
well attended. Music was fu ru
bbed by Fitzgerald's four-piece
orchestra. Bill Harvey, Thomas
Creek grunge muster, awarded
the prizes and diet Otis ex
plained the purpose of the get
together nnd introduced Harvey,
Around IS persons attended the
supper nnd dunce, nil of which
followed n day of Pomona grange
activity.
Willow Ranch
Cecil Wetzel, sawmill owner
near Pino Grove. Calif., visited
friends hero last week, Includ-
M Mr. and Mra. Eric bwanxon,
Wetzel wua ono of tho men who
rescued the little Do Frisian
boy about two years ago and
helped capture the kidnapper.
Mr. and Mra. Uccii wnuc
were Alturaa visltora Monduy.
Mr. and Mra. Lee Gregory
vialted nt the Rex Gregory home
n Klumuth Falla over the week
end.
Mr. and Mra. C. L. Trultt and
Mr. und Mrs, Ralph Hcryford
went quail hunting Sunday near
Ccdurville. .
Lee Moffitt, western pine In
spector, was here lust Saturday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Mcnc smun
and children ond MrB. Phil
Backus -of Klumath Falls spent
the weekend here with relatives.
Merle visited his brother, Bon
nie und fumlly, und Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Backus visited their
Bister, Mrs. Warren Atkinson,
who accompanied the party back
to Klamath Falls for a wceK s
stay.
Mrs. Jack Walsh and Infant
son returned Tuesday from the
Alturaa hospital.
Mrs. George Justice, Mrs. J.
L, Hcwlt.nnd Mrs. W. D. Bishop
attended the funeral services
for Mrs. Green of New Pine
Creek, which were held in Lake-
view Monday.
Ray Horner returned to the
hospital In Alturns last week.
Lome Forbes ol san rancis-
co orrlvcd last week to replace
Harold Abcllng, who has re
signed his position In the office
of tho Crone Creek Lumber
company. Abcllng will return
to ids home In Portland Decem
ber 1.
Mrs. Elmer Harris and daugh
ter Elizabeth were recent vis
itors In Klumath Falls. Mrs. M.
Miller returned with them.
Ted Hartzell, box factory
foreman, suffered a bad fall Sat
urday, slipping on Icy ground
in the lumber yard nnd strik
ing on a large rock. He broke
the tip of a rib besides sustain
ing bad bruises and is barely
able to bo on the Job.
Mrs. Eric Swanson was hostess
to the sewing club lust week
New members voted in were
Mrs. Jack Koskcllo, Mrs. Clar
ence Cunningham and Mrs.
Charles Benton.
Funeral Rites Held for
William Henry Cannon, 80
NEW PINE CREEK Funeral
rites wcro held hero lust Satur
day afternoon for William Henry
Cunnon, 80, who died November
10 ut the home of his duughtcr,
Mrs. Mac Addington in Alturaa,
after suffering from a heart at
tack for 'Just a week.
With the paasing of Bill goa
one of the oldest and most pic
turesquo pioneer figures of thin
district. When stricken, ho had
Just mounted a horse to go after
the milk cows on the Morris
Woody ranch at Davis creek,
which he was taking care of in
tho absence of the owners.
Madclino and Lakcvicw ond
hauled tombstones from Ashland
to Lukcview, Surprise valley and
Amity. When his son Chris was
old enough to help, he started
logging in the Fandango area for
the old Doomy mill, the Rice
mill and the Cambridge mill. In
1010, he sold his logging equip
ment to Blunt and Cambridge,
and went to work on various
ranches.
He was born in Lane county,
Ore., on July 7, 1862, and was
the father of six girls and one
boy, who survive him. They are
Mrs. Ella Clark. Mrs. Bertha
SOIL DISTRICT TO
Mr. Cannon first came to , Ballard, and Mrs. Mae Adding-
Goosc Lako valley in 1873 with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. San
ford Cannon, and soon after ar
riving his father homcstcaded
what Is now known as the old
Meredith place south of Willow
Ranch. Ho later married Frances
Elizabeth Gallagher, who pre
ceded him in death about six j
years ago. After renting and
farming on various ranches, he
purchased a mill on Lassen
creek Just above the old Billy
Walker place which he operated
for a number of years, cutting all
the lumber that went into the
old church house which was used
for the New Pine creek high
school up until about three years
ago. He also furnished most of
the lumber that went into the
Henry Wcndt dance hall and
store building now owned by Mr.
and Mrs. Irvin L. Faris, as well
as several other older buildings
here, freighting much of the
lumber up with bull teams.
Later he freighted between
GENERALS MARCH, TOO
COLUMBIA, S. C, (P)-
Tramp, tramp, tramp, the gen
erals arc marching too.
It's MaJ. Gen. Withers A. Bur
rcss and his staff.
The general, feeling that his
headquarters staff has been over
looked in orders decreeing
stiff physical training program
for his division, ordered the staff
workouts three times a week.
You want to keep your car running rtfi
- Rubber is not your only problem
A worn out part that can't be replaced -
- ' (but could have been laved by proper care) -
can tie up your car for the duration ilMil
TO KEEP YOUR CAR RUNNING
IFIff 1
, MIMluJ L?ia?Cj liWUW o
1. TRANSMISSION and
DIFFERENTIAL SERVICE
Don't neglect this. Worn gears
may be hard to replace. Heavy
summer lubricants should be
replaced NOW with fresh
clean Mobilubricants of right
grades for winter service.
2. MOBILUBRICATION
WITH X-RAY CHART
Life of your car depends largely
upon how well it is lubricated.
Mobilubrication is correct lu
brication. The famous X-Ray
, Chart helps your Mobil Mnn
. lubricate your car expertly.
3. DRAIN, FLUSH and
CHANGE OIL
Safeguard vital parts that may
be hard to replace against un
, necessary wear. Summer dirt
and sludge should be flushed
out of crank case and thecorrect
jjrado of Mobiloil supplied.
ASK YOUR MOBIL-MAN ABOUT HIS
Li
INCLUDING THESE 3 "MUSTS"
ton of Alturaa, Calif.; Chris Can
non, Willow Ranch, Calif.; Mrs.
Sadie Addington, Davis Creek,
Calif.; Mrs. Orvilla Buhl, Med
ford, Ore., and Mra. Mable Kee,
Wilderville, Ore. He also leaves
23 grandchildren, six great
grandchildren, and two broth
ers, George and Tom Cannon,
who reside in Elmira, Ore. Two
brothers, Dave and John Can
non, and two sisters, Helen Wil-
helm and Nettie Williams, have
preceded him in death.
Sprague Red Cross
Unit to Meet
SPRAGUE RIVER The Red
Cross unit will hold its next
meeting In the Service club room
Tuesday, December 8. Owing to
the bad weather and holidays,
there will then be no more meet
ings until January 12, 1943. At
that time, work for the coming
year will be planned."
LANGELL VALLEY The
Langell Valley soil conservation
district will hold its first annual
meeting December 4 at 8 p. m.
in the community hall at Lorclla,
Ore., and a big turnout is hoped
for.
The Board of Supervisors,
which consists of M. T. Prince,
chairman; M. D. Settle, secrc-tr.ry-troasurer;
Cecil Conlcy,
Lloyd Gift and O. S. Campbell
vill outline the district's accom
plishments of the past year's
operation and reveal their plana
for soil and water conservation
work for the coming year.
Prince promises a short, in
teresting program. A sound
colored film will be shown as
well as colored slides showing
actual conservation work accom
plished in the district. The state
soil conservation committee has
been requested to furnish the
speaker of the evening.
A potluck dinner for the crowd
is being planned, the arrange
ments for which will be an
nounced later.
FEWER DINERS
KANSAS CITY, W) Usually
the city Union Mission has 1300
persons for its Thanksgiving din
ner for tho homeless and Job
less. But Mrs. David Bulklcy, sup
erintendent of the church-supported
unit, found her job much
simpler this year.
Only 500 showed up..
Buy it tnrougn tne want-ads.
Dietitian says no matter how
you cook spinach, kids are apt
to refuse it. Just an ol' spinach
custom!
PE METRO
Manv users nav "first use ia
a revelation." Hon a bane of
old faflhioned mutton suet,
Grandma'nfavorite. Demand
itainless Penetro. Generous
jar 2oi, doublo supply 35,
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