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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1943)
Mny 24, 1045 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVH ft Twlm Born Word has bcsn received here of tlia birth of twin girls on May 20 to Mr. and Mi. Howard Connor of Cottons Grove. Connor li gradunto of Henley high school and the ion of Mr. and Mn. Donald Connor, former rest dniita of the Mt, Lakl district but now living at Walker, Ore. The message of the twlm' ar rival wn received by Connor' later, Mn. Walter S. Walker, of 3325 Delaware atreet. Leave for Bend The navy re cruiting cruUor and crew, horo for teveral daya lad week, left Sunday morning for Bend, where several dayi will be spent In behalf of SPAR and WAVE recruiting. Chief Specially Gar esche, who headed the cruiser crew, warmly pralaed the cooper ation of Klamath people in con nection with the navyV recruit ing program. Correction Funeral aervlcei for Don Tabor, killed Thurtday In an alrplana craih, will be held Tunsdoy afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from J. E. Turner and &on Funeral home instead of the Clrdner Funeral chapel In Yreka, as was announced Sntur-dny. Visiting Mother Mn, Robort Fox, the former Elaine Carden, Is here visiting her molhor, Mn. Itntta E. Carden of 2033 Mad liion street. Mra. Fox'a husband In with the U. S. nuvy and la now on the Atlantic coast. They have made their homo for aome time In Berkeley, California. Visits In Langell Mr. and Mra. Dallas Deardnrff and daugh tor. Janet, of Klamath Falls, visited last week with Mr. ond Mra. Denny Lee and family In Lnngcll valley. Janet remained for a few days visit before re turning to Klamath Falla. (Jsrsya Fire The fire depart ment wan called to the home of Ona Taylor, 2432 Orchard avenue, on Saturday afternoon. The firo was In a garage on the property and waa caused by hot anhes and paper cartom. There wni no damage. Ration Books Lost Addle E. Roland, 2820 Eberleln atreet, re ported to city police that an A Kim ration book haa been lost. Fred A. Schmoe of Dairy, Ore., also reported that ha had lost an A ration book. Woman Bought Mn. D. Ley man, living somewhere In Klam ath Falls, Is being sought by the Red Cross. Her son pnssed awny In Alaska and the Red Cross would like to get In touch with her. To Texas Hilda Spessl Rltctv le, toncher at Gilchrist elemen tary school, will go to Texas to be with her army husband for the summer. 8he will return to Gilchrist this fall. To Join Husband Christine Albright Neary, Gilchrist elemen tary teacher. Is Joining her hus. band In Arizona. She plana to bo back on the Job next Septem ber. i Leave en Visit Mrs. L. D Mctcolf and two sons left Sat urday morning for Jordan val. ley where they expoct to spend a month visiting Mrs. Metcalf's parents. Police Court Two vags, t drunks, 2 drunk and disorderly conducts, and B traffic tickets were on the city police record for tho weekend. Accordion Stolen An eecor rilnn hetnncinff tn Ravmnnri Watf ner, 3237 Maryland avenue, has been reported stolen from his nome. Durscha Visits Jack Dur achn, Klnmath man now serv ing in tho navy, has been visit ing friends nnd relatives here tho past fow dayi. Here From Oklahoma Mrs. Roy Ruhkala (Marjorle Lekberg) is visiting here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lekberg, from Oklahoma where her husband Is stationed at Fort Sill. Lt, Ruh kala will arrive hore the and of this weok and the young couple will go to Rocklln, Calif., lor a weok's visit with his parents before returning to Oklahoma. Ruhkala Is Instructor In a field artillery school at Fort SHI. In Town Otis Melsker, Ident ification expert at McClellnn field air base In Sacramento, has been in town for several days and Is leaving today for Sacramento. Ho has been trans ferred from U. S. police duty at Bonneville power administration In Vancouver, Washington. Mels ker was formerly on the city police force In Klamath Falls. Vliltj llfi Mra. Murray Dickenson has returned to Portland with her daughter. Patsy Ruth, after a visit with h.r mother. Mrs. Fanny Cheyne, of Spring Lake. Mrs. Dickenson, formerly or Klam ath Falls is now employed at Swan Island. Returns To Duties Walter S. Wnlkor returned to his du with Ihn iinte notice Mon day morning of'.cr a two weeks' vacation during wnicn ne ana Mrs. Walker spent the time got It tut anil ImI in the new home which they recently purchoscd on Delaware street. Rainm Ham Mr. and Mrs. Loyd L. Robinson and daughter, Amino, have returnee, to weir homo In Mllwaukle, Ore. Mr. nnrf Mm rtnhlunn were here to attend Aldlne'a graduation from KUHS. She has been attending school here. Transferred George Wood- .....,u nf ihm WitvnrhnfiiKr sales department Is being transferred to St. Paul, jninn. ne ami iu. h and thfllr VOUnff SOU are leaving this week. They now reside on bakesnore arive. In Fire Training Chief Rang er Carlisle Crouch of Crater Lake park and Don Fisher, act ing custodian of the Lava Beds monument, have left for Mt. Rainier park to undergo a week's training in fire pravontlon work. Improving Tom Massey, son of Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Massey of Esplanade street, is recovering from a major operation In the Klamath Valley hospital. He is returning to his home on Tues day. To Portland Fred Ross, Rol lln Tuter, John Fletcher, Tom Scharfensteln and Dick Cada, left for Portland Sunday night to enter the navy V-12 program. They plan to return to Klamath Falls in the middle of the week. Guests of Bortons Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Hunt of Nnmpa, Ida., are spending a short time In Klamath Falls as guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Borton. Billfold Lost Roy Sherwood Cadden of the Ponderosa apart ments reported to the city police that a billfold containing $30 and personal papers had been lost. Visiting In Portland Mrs. Charles Timmons Is In Portland for an Indefinite stay visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Temple Timmons. To Teach Kathcrlne Bishop, teacher at Bly elementary school, has accepted a Job as Instructor at the stats school for the blind in Snlem. Newell Teacher Ruth Hall, faculty member of Altamont jun lor high school, will teach for a short time at Newell this sum. mer. Former Resident Dies Mrs. N. J. Craln, one-time resident of Klamath Fulls, died Sunday night at her home In Chlco, Cullf. She was the mother of Hurry Crain, managing editor of the Salem Capltul Journal. Prior to Mr. Cram's death In Salem In 1D34, the family had lived at various times in Pen dleton, Astoria, Bandon, Klam ath Falls, Portland and Salem. Passes Away Frlondshere were sorry to hear of the doath of Mrs. J. D, C. Thomos, moth er of Jorry , Thomas, Klamuth Falls businessman. Mrs. Tho mas passed away In Portland on Sunday, May 18, after an ill ness of about a month. She was at one time a resident of Lake county and has visited here many times. Mara tot Funeral Avlatlof) Cadet Edgor George Molchow of War Eagle flold near Lancaster, Calif., arrived last night as offi cial escort of the body of Leo Beck, who was killed in an air plane crash last week. Malchow l the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Epperson of 130 North First street. In Service Friends here have heard from Lowell Hamm, for mer KUHS student, that he la now with the army air corps in Santa Ana, Collf. Rollo England, former News-Herald employe, now aerographer 3c, Is station ed with the navy at San Diego. Recommended Bill Rush, for mer KUHS football fullback, and now with the marines, ha been recommended for officer's train ing. Bill was recently stationed nt Penrl Harbor but is now some where in the Pacific. Returns Mrs. Allen PricBt re turned to Klamath Falls Thurs day from El Paso, Tex., where she has been visiting her hus band, Captuln Allen Priest with the medical corps at Biggs field, Texas. Visitor From Portland Virgil M. Duncan, Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company engineer at Portland, will be in Klamath Falls for several days on official company business. Stathem to Transfer Don Statham, who has been here with the telephone company for three years, has been transferred to Pendleton. He will leave with his family before June 1. Goes to B. F Mrs. Alfred Sousa, formerly Alldene Harris, who has been a house guest of Mrs. Howard Graham for several days, has left for her home at San Francisco, Stolen Billy Henderson of Merrill has reported that a blue double-bar bicycle was stolen from the Tower theatre on Sun day night. Police Meeting There will be a meeting of the police officers on Tuesday, May 25, at 2 p. m., In the city hall. To Seattle Mrs. James Bur ness and son Bill, of Lakeshore drive, left for Seattle Fridoy on business. Accepts Position Eunice Gray, this year's graduate from Henley high school, has accepted a posi tion in the county schools office. MAIL CLOSING TIME (Effective Feb. 15, 1943) Train It Southboundi 6 p, m, Train 20 Northboundi 11 a, m. Train 17 Southboundi 7 a. m. Train 16 Northboundi 10 p. m. Mtdlord Stage, Westbound, 3l30 p. m., Evening Airmail. Stages to Altursi, Ashland, Lake- rlew and Rocky Point, 7 a, ra in Langell Valley There will be a farewell party at the St. Barnabas parish hall on Wednes day evening, May 20, in honor of Mrs. Lula Brown and her brother, Kenneth Wllkerson, who are leaving Langell valley. Women are asked to bring cuke, ice cream, and cups, saucers and spoons. All friends are invited. Suburban League The Subur ban league will hold their sec ond card party on Tuesday, May 25, at 2 o'clock in the KC hall. Women of the Moose The Women of the Moose arc to meet in rcgulur session Tues day evening, May 25, at 8 o'clock In the Moose hall. The child care and training commiu tee will present a chapter night program. There is also to be nomination of officers. AH members are urged to attend this meeting. The executive committee is to meet at 7 p. m, and all officers are to be present. Martin Van Buren was the first president of the United States to be born an American citizen. Rear Admiral Land To Visit Portland PORTLAND, Ore., May 24 (JI1 Rear Admiral Emory S. Land, choirmun of the maritime com mission, Is expected to arrive to morrow for Inspection of Port land shipyards. He will attend the launching of tho tanker, River Raisin, named for an early-day Amer ican battle, at the Kaiser com-; pany Swan island shipyard and will award tne commission s M pennant to the yard. Umatilla County Commissioner Dies PENDLETON, May 24 W) James Fitzallen Thomson, 60, Umatilla county commissioner, died at a hospital here last night following' a stroke suffered yes terday morning. Funeral serv ices will be held her Wednes day afternoon, I think there Is a very definite Job to be done in every commun ity to combat this growing delin quency on the part of young men and women. FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover, A number of European riven are called Aa. Acid Indigestion Who in m itcKBKh 4ftd Miim polnfut. lufnttlt till in. torn rtMnwb i ml Iwiuthqm. doctor MIMllf rwrltr the futwl-u-tlni ntdlflM tmpti fl Tputila rtllif tMfttfloM Ilk thoie tn Mt-tM T.hUu. No fiiailff, Betl-ini ttrlmn tfwt t ft JurrWfoboUl to w tm douUa mm tusk. Mfc VITAL STATISTICS JENSEN Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., May 22, 1043, to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jensen, Tuloluke, Calif., a boy. Weight: 7 pounds 15 ounces. RCHMECK Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., May" 22, 1943, to Mr. ond Mrs. Frances Schmeck, 615 Division street, a boy. Weight; 6 pounds. ROSS Born st Hillside hos pital, Klamath Falls, Ore., May 23, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Ross, 2200 Reclamation street, a girl. Weight: six pounds 2i ounces. Visiting Relatives Mrs. Joe Smalley of Sacramento visited relatives and friends here over the weekend. Ill at Home Harold Lucas, Morrison-Knudsen employe, has been confined to his home the past few days with Influenza. Clark Visits Kenneth Clark, In the air corps at Chico, Calif., visited his home here over the weekend. America Is destined to be the leader of the world. We Indi viduals must see to It that it has the right leadership. That is one of your responsibilities as American citizens, George Mardikian, west coast restaurs tour, World War 1 Armonlan rcfugco. End of the Trail for These Axis Prisoners i r k ... m .,;. sr. ,,?! 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