May 4. 1043
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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VUIU Perenta -Louis F. nonn,
n v hit Ion radioman, third cIiimh,
U. H. niivy, wiiii homo on a brief
leavo visit I iik hiii parents, Mr,
and Mm, Louis Dunn of Malln.
Jlo drove hlii cur bni'k to the biiso
whora he In stationed at Seattle,
llo In ii graduate n( Konn hliih
school with tlm climii of 11140, on
listing In tho niivy In July, 1042,
i mi ii took hln boot training at
Sun Diego and from thero won
unit to radio school nt Alameda
In February. Upon completion
of work Ihoro ho wnn sent to So
uttlo fur advanced radio and
flight training.
Oo North Mr, and Mil. C. A.
Luntly havo had an their guttata
the pant throe weekn, Lundy's
muthor, Mm, Anna Lundy, and
liln sinter, Mrn. Olonn Burford
and two children, Darleno and
linger, all of Lot Angeles, They
left Tuesday morning for Astor
la to vlnlt Mm. Burford'i twin
sinter, Mrs. Harold Taylor. Alo
guests at the Lundy home lnnt
weekend wore Mm. Lundy's
brothers and their wlven of Eu
gene, Mr. and Mrn. W. G. Hardin
ly and Mr. and Mrn. F. L, llardls-
ty-
To Baker Leaving here Fri
day morning to attend the an
nual convocation of the Episco
pal church, dlocene of Eantorn
Oregon, are the Kev. and Mrn.
Frederick C. Wlssenbach, Mr.
and Mrn. Jamea Patterson, Mm.
Itaymond Reeves, Mrs, Rulph S,
Hopkins, Mrn. Charles F. Scliar
fnunteln and Mlns Hazel Morri
son. ThLi group will represent
.St. Paul's, and from St. Barnabas
In Langell valley will go Mrs,
Pepplo and Mrs. Dearborn.
To Conference rtov. Eugeno
Haynes left on Tuesday morning
for Portland, whore ha will at
tend the annual state conference
of Congregational churches. He
wan accompanied by Mrs. R. W.
Lawrence, who is returning to
her home In Portland, Mrs. W. C.
Little, who will stop in Salem
to vlnlt her mother, Mrn. H. Mc
Whorter, and Mrn. Schenricl and
baby, who will visit her parents
In Forest Grove.
Visit Here Friends and rela
tives of Pvt. Franklin R. Hall
were pleasantly surprised when
ho arrived April 24, from Camp
Shelby, Miss., to spend Easter va
cation at his homo In Bly. Pvt.
Hall plans to attend tho bacca
laurcato sorvlcoa and commence
ment exercises at Bly high
school before returning to camp,
Hln sister, Barbara Hall Ly
brand, Is among tho graduates.
Attend Convention Mrs. Otto
Smith, state monitor of tho Cath
olic Daughters of America for
the pant two years, Mrs. R. A.
LaLonde, grand regent, Mrs.
Jack Kennedy, Mrs. Pete Les
mclster, Mrs. Stanley Plesor,
Mrs. E. M. Igl and Mrs. Mildred
Petrlck, returned on Monday
from Eugene, where they attend
ed the two-day session of the
state convention of tho Catholic
Daughters of America.
Reports David S. Bridge, Ju
venile and reerentlnn nttln
made the following report to
members of the city council in
session Monday night. Investi
gations. 18; Interviews, 132;
boys' patrols, 10; meetings, 8;
speeches, 3; Junior police, 4. Met
April 10 with the recreation com
mlttoe regarding the summer I
recreation program,
Cooked Food Memberi of i
Merrill grange, No, 717, will
sponsor a Mother's Day cooked !
1 1 -. I
,wvm i.Niu, oHiurnay, may a,
starting at 10 a. m at Hodges'
store In Merrill. All members
are asked to have tholr donations
In early, according to Mrs. John
Glncomlnl, chairman of the Mer
rill grange home economics
group.
More to Town Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Deorborn, well known res
idents of the Langell valley sec
tion, have sold tholr ranch and
have movod to Klamath Falls,
where they have taken a house at
2835 Reclamation avenue. Dear
born plaas to go Into the meat
business here.
Son Born Mr. and Mrs. El
bort Stllon, 828 Mesa street, are
the parent of a seven pound, six
ounce son, Stephen Foster, born
on Saturday, Mny 1, at the
KlaniHth Valley hospital,
In Portland Mrs. J, E, Lever
leh of 1827 North Derby street Is
receiving medical attention at
St. Vincent's hospital In Port
land, Friendly
Helpfulness
To Every
Creed and Purse
Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home
Mrs. A. A. Ward, owner
Wlllard Ward, U. S. Navy,
Manager
Arthur W. Larson,
Acting Mgr.
925 High Phone 3334
In Portland Mm. Einrlck
Hull of thin city Is In St. Vin
cent's hospital In Portland for
observation, Bho was hccoiiv
ponied by her son, Ivar Hult,
and her granddaughter, Joanne.
Visit Hero Mona Dixon and
a friend, June Slowurl, arrived
from Corvallls on Friday to
spend tlm weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Z, W. Dixon, 21180 Eborlcln
avenue,
In Hospital Mrs. II, J. Mc
Glllvray of 21U1 Eberloln ave
nuo, at present in tho Klamath
Valley hospital recovering from
an operation, Is said to be much
Improved, and may havo visitors.
From Balom Mrs. Vance Sr.,
of Salem, Is visiting at the home
of her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr, and Mrn. Milton Vance.
Lincoln PUD Buys
Power Company
NEWPORT, May 4 lP) The
Contral Llncolrl County Peoples'
Utility district will purchase the
West Coast Power company's
power system In Lincoln, Coos,
Douglas and Lane counties to
morrow for 1733,000.
A check for that amount from
John Nuvcen and company of
Chicago, which bought tho
PUD'n bonds, will bo signed over
to the compuny by PUD officials
at Portland.
FUNERAL
MARY E. GAHHETT
The funeral service for the
late Mary E. Garrett, who passed
away In this city on Monday,
May 3, will take place from the
Methodist church at Bly, Ore.,
on Wednesday afternoon, May 5,
at 1:30 o'clock. The Rev. B. V.
Bradshaw will officiate. Com
mitment services and interment
will follow In the family plot in
the Bly cemetery. Ward's Klam
ath Funeral home In charge.
Friends aro Invited to attend.
A War Bond Is good Insur
ance. Hans Norland. 118 N. 7th
St.
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CITYTREASURY
SHELLS WITH
FINES, BAILS
Balls and fines collected by
tho polico Judge during the
month of April totaled $1570.79,
according to a report submitted
to tho city council Monday night
by Chief of Police Earl Heuvcl.
Councllmen considered this an
excellent addition to tho city
treasury.
A total of 266 arrests were
mudo In April, bringing the fig
ure to 814 for tho year. There
was one case of aggravated as
sault, four of burglary, two canes
involving' thefts of more than
$50, and one under $50.
Amount of property reported
stolen, 20; stolen property re
covered, 6; mining persons re
ported, 17; located, IS; Injured
taken to hospital, 1; found dead,
1; complaints received, 8; dis
posed of, 10; autos reported
stolon, 4; recovered, 3; bicycles
stolen, 5; recovered, 5.
Liquor violations, 8; drunken
ness, 132; deserter, 1; disorderly
conduct, 8; sex offenses, 1; vag
rancy, 3D; parking ordinance vio
lation, 221; operating auto while
Intoxicated, 3; prowlers, 2.
Drunks, male, 110; female, 13.
Rebakah Lodge Prosperity
Rcbckah Lodgo 104 will meet in
the IOOF hall, Thursday, May 6,
at 8 p. m. Following tho busi
ness meeting a Mother's Day pro
gram will bo given. All officers
aro asked to wear formalc.
Thlmblo Club Tho .
club of tho Neighbors of Wood
craft will meet at the home of
Mrs. G. W. Gilchrist, 315 Grant
ntreot, Wednesday. May 8, at 8
p. m., with Ida Mochattez, the
co-hostess. All members and
friends are invited to attend. ,
Lucky Thursday Club Tho
Lucky Thursday Pinochle club
will meet May 6, at the home of
Mrs. L, D. Good, 2020 Darrow
avonue, or luncheon at 1 p. m.:
COATS:
BOY COATS . . FITTED TYPES . .
CHESTERFIELDS . . FLEECES . .
PLAIDS . . TWEEDS . . CHECKS
Ohe SUITS:
MAN-TAILORED OR DRESS
MAKER STYLES. TWEEDS . .
STRIPES .. CHECKS . . PLAIDS.
TWILLS AND CREPES.
Information
MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Effective Fob. 15, 1943)
Train 19 Southboundi ( p. m.
Train 20 Northboundi 11 a. m.
Train 17 Southboundi 7 a. m.
Train 16 Northboundi 10 p. m.
Medford Stag, Westbound, 3i30
p. m Evening Airmail.
Stages to Alturas, Ashland, Lake-
tIiw and Rocky Point 7 a. m.
Committee The ritualistic
committee of the Women of the
Moose will meet at the Moose
hall Tuesday at 8 p. m. for prac
tice. All officers and escort are
required to be present.
Drill Team Tho drill team of
the Women of the Moose will
sponsor a card party Wednesday,
May 8, at 8 p. m. In tho Moose
hall. Tho public Is invited.
Easter Party Members of
Wednesday club of St. Paul's
will meet Wednesday at 8 p. m.,
In the parish house for the an
nual Easter hat party. Both
members and guests are asked to
wear their Interpretation of an
Easter bonnet.
Legion A regular , meeting
of the American Legion and aux
iliary will be held Tuesday at 8
a. m., In tho Legion hall. All
members are urged to attend.
Church Women The annual
May luncheon of the United
Council of Church Women will
be held In the First Christian
church on Thursday, May 6. Des
sert luncheon will be served at
1:30 o'clock, followed by a pro
gram. There will be several
speakers and musical numbers.
First Baptist Circles The
circles of the First Baptist
church will meet Thursday, May
6, as follows: circle 1 with Mrs
Rodney Larson on Lindley
Heights; circlo 2 with Mrs. C. M.
Darland, 1405 Canby street; cir
cle 3 with Mrs. L. H. Harper. 438
Washington street with Mrs.
James Harper entertaining; cir
cle 4 with Mrs, Frank; Killian,
734 Mitchell street; circle 5 with
Mrs. Charles Thomas, 2105
Wantland avenue; circle 8 with
Mrs. M. L. Ballard, 4680 Peck
drive.
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In keeping with his policy of
providing people of Klamath
with the most up-to-date scien
tific equipment for the advance
ment of better health, Dr. Harry
S. Stone has Installed the most
modern equipment for the diag
nosis and treatment of gastro
intestinal disorders.
Using oxygen as a positive
agent against toxic poisoning,
this ' Tox- Elimination method
will now be made available to
the people of this area, although
it has been used in other sec
Left Bili
Our Mii
tions of the United States for
some time with remarkable re
sults. The entire process Is drug
less and non-surgical.
Dr. Stone Is happy to an
nounce a special health week on
the following dates: May 3
through May 7, He has engaged
the servlccn of a doctor specializ
ing in gastro-lntcntinal therapy
for this period. This doctor is a
member of the clinical staff of
the Tox -Eliminator laboratory
at Los Angeles, Calif.
We will not barter an atom of
the fundamental principle upon
which American liberalism is
based reliance on free men
with free minds. Assistant Sec
retary of State Adolf A. Berle
Jr.
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Penney's is taking this space, regularly used to
tell of Penney merchandise, to remind you of
the obligation we all owe to our young folks.
Now, with our thoughts focused on the grim
problems of war, let us not overlook the prob
lems of our youth our future leaders.
Boy Scout,' Girl Scout and Camp Fire Girl or
ganizations provide the wholesome, character
developing influences that our boys and girls
need more than ever in this topsy-turvy world
now ruled by the sword.
Each week of the year, rain or shine, Girl Scout,
Boy Scout and Camp Fire Girl Leaders and As
sistants are foregoing the leisure or duties of
their homes to carry on this work to help direct
our children in the ways of American citizenship.
Let's show our appreciation of their efforts.
Let's take part in this Scout-Camp Fire program
in a material way. The campaign for funds is
now on. Your contribution will fulfill an obli
gation to our Youth our hope for a better
future.'
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JAYCEE DELEGATES
At the war conference held at
Portland Saturday and Sunday,
Paul Lee of the Klamath county
junior chamber of commerce was
elected president of the Oregon
state Junior chamber of com
merce. Joe Bally was elected
secretary-treasurer.
The war conference was high
lighted by the presence of Wil
liam Shepherd, president of the
United States junior chamber of
commerce, who has just returned
from a trip to Mexico and Cen
tral America where the Jaycee
movement was started in those
countries by the establishment of
seven chapters.
The Portland war conference
was topped off by the delegates
attending the launching of the
Liberty ship, Robert Newell, and
tour of inspection of the Oregon
Shipbuilding corporation.
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