Juno 4, 1043
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE NINE
Sprague River
Mr, and M l' . Hurry Short
wore horo from Portland on
business mid to soo about tliolr
ranch lit lluiiiinzii, Mm. Short
mid nun, Jimmy, wore culllnu on
iilciuls In Siu'uhuo Hlvor scv
vrnl iluys Imil week.
Hobort Nelson now employed
with tho Compton Lumbur com
puny In Kluiniilli Fulls In slay
inn In tho Curl Jtunihlohnrt
homo, Tho o 1 d I Humble
luirt ijirl It employed In un air
Una factory and the oldest boy
rvl:s cur ut Oil City In
Klumiith Fiilln. Tho Humblo
hurts wero former rvsldonts of
thin pliico.
Jft. , '1'. Luko mid Mrs, E, C.
Luko drove to Bly, Ore,, on busi
ness Siilurdiiy.
Mm. Don lilies und dituKlilers,
Joyco ntid Lulliu Miiy, loft But
iirdny for Grunhnm, Oio. Mm,
Cillrii will, bo employed In fort-
iintl, lliny win niny in the home
f. Mr. alien' iiUttcr while there,
Mr, unci Mm. Judilo Phillips
und children waro horo from Su
snnvlllo, Calif., over Siindny, vis
iting Mm. Phillips' puronb, Mr.
nnd Mra. C, 0. ilvuna. Thoy al
io visited In the homo of Tom
my Young Hnndriy afternoon,
Mr. und Mra, Doug lieu, ion
Tlmmy nnd Virginia Suvntio, a
milco of Mm. Hen from Chllo
quin, wero in Klamnth Falls Fri
day on business. They attended
show boforo ruturnlnil homo.
Mr. and Mm. Huy Van Slyke
mid family have moved to llllito
brand. Mr. Vun Slyko and son,
Ililllo, are employed at truck
drivers thora.
Lyndull Story and Jack Pugh
arc now employed at Hilda
brand. Frank Reynold came down
from The Dulles to upend Me
morial Day and will stay on for
In extended visit of two weeks.
'D. E. Wolford is In Klam
ath Kalis for medical aid. The
many friends of Mr. Wolford
hopo for him a speedy recov
ery to good health.
Mrs. b. E. Wolford visited
with Mrs. Jack Nolson In the
afternoon Sunday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Bates ar
rived Monday from Oklahoma.
Mrs. Bates Is the daughter of
Mrs. Grace Hognn. Mr. Bates is
employed as a fnllor for Crater
Lake Lumber company. They
will moke their home with Mrs.
llngan for a whllo,
Hobort Ilngnn and family have
moved to tho property ho re
cently purchased from Ed Shad
ley.. . , .
'William Wolford cume over
from Hlldcbrnnd Saturday night
nd remained until Monday
night with his mother, Mrs. Ben
Wolford, William Is employed
at Hlldobrand.
Mrs. Dan Drake was In Klam
nth Falls Saturday for medical
attention, 1
Rev. Cuma Hutchlna preach
ed at the Sprague River tabor
naclo Sunday evening.
A fire which originated in tho
boiler room of the mill was
quickly put under control by tho
men working. It startod short
ly before one o'clock Friday
morning.
Thosu leaving Sprugua River
for summer school held at Cor
vallls from Juno 1 tu Juna 11
were: Sully iCadow, Mcldu Chun
(tier, Velum L e Pool, Putsy
Crumo and Phyllis Lenzl, Sally,
Molda and Phyllis all were
awarded scholarships. Mrs. Zu
dow took part of the girls to
Klumiith Falls to leave.
Mrs. Alice Sltts who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. C. C.
Heidrlch, for the last month bus
returned to her homo In Sacra
mento, Cnllf. Mrs. Sltts made
many new friends while hero.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Conroy of
Modoc Point visited over tho
double holiday with Mr. Con
roy 's sister, Mrs. Lewis Croly,
and Mr, Croly,
Paul Fuller, who is stationed
at Prinevlllo, was here Sunday
vllstlng his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Fuller, and brothers, Art
and Francis. Paul is In the air
corps,
Mrs. Burko from Detroit, 111.,
Is here visiting hor parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob passolt Sr., and
other relatives.
.Mrs. C. A. Fuller has as house
guests her sister and brothcr-ln-law.
They are from Fargo, N. D.
Jim Fitzgerald will take the
work at the depot here when
Mrs. Joa Young leaves the first
of next week. Mrs. Fitzgerald
Is now at Bly. He will take care
of both offices.
Dwlght Klrcher and Rollo
Moore were fishing over the hol
idays. We have not heard any
"fish stories" so guess the fish
were on a holiduy, too.
Frank Reynolds, who Is here
visiting his wife and family, was
enjoying an outing on the river
tho first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds
and Janice attended a family re
union in Klamath Falls Sunday.
Convicts Address
War Ration Books
SALEM. June 4 (P) Stato
prison convicts are working on
the Job of addressing 1,235,000
war ration books No. 3 to every
resident of Oregon.
The books will go to 330,000
different mailing addresses. Be
tween 80 and 75 convicts are
working every day on the Job,
and about 150 work nights.
The. now. Flying Jeep,- or Son
thiol, carries a pilot and an ob
server, two-way radio equip
ment and is designed for unusual
stability in the air so that the
pilot can concentrate on observ
ing with a minimum of stalls or
spins.
Almost 70 per cent of the
aluminum that would ordinarily
novo been used was eliminated
in the construction of the Army
Sentinel observation plane.
Merrill
Mrs. Georgo Offleld, Morrill
pioneer, is ill e the family
homo. s
Helen and fluslo Suly, daugh
ters of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Suty
ond Murthu Krlzv, 'hiivc signed
for civilian air patrol duty and
expect to be called to classes in
the near future. Tho Suty sis
ters hove a brother, Anton, In
the air corps.
Mrs. Lillian Thomas, secre
tory for Frank Carey, is leav
ing this weekend for Stockton
and Los Angeles whore she will
spend several weeks with
friends. '
Mrs. R. E. Bnlley has received
word from her daughter, Mrs.
Louis Svelak, now living at
Nnmpa, Ida., that early crops
and gardens In tha Boise valley
were seriously damaged by Into
freezes. Mrs. Svelnk is tSo for
mer Anna Bulloy, ' '
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Harris
have returned from a short visit
In Sim Francisco with their son,
Thomas Colo and Mrs. Cole.
Cole is in submarine service
and expects to bo called in the
Immediate future to active duty
again. He visited horo several
weeks ago.
Randall Pope, Junior at Ore
gon State, is at home with his
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Randall
Pope. A mombor of the naval
reserve, he is awaiting a call to
training.
Betty Chotburn, home from
the University of Oregon for
the summer, was among the Al
pha Gumma Delta chorus that
won tho sorority cup In the mu
sical presented Just prior to the
closing of school. The group
sang . "The Night Will Never
End." Miss Chatburn is a so
prano. Mrs. Will Hill and her newly
adopted buby son wero honored
at tho home of Mrs. John Tay
lor Tuesday afternoon when a
number of friends and neigh
bors gathered to present gifts
to the small newcomer. Mrs.
Taylor Invited Mrs. George Of
field, Mrs. Tom Barry, Mrs. Vic
tor Shuck, Mrs. Bsgley, Mrs.
Howard Wynant, Mrs. Alfred
Carletoif, Mrs. W. F. Jlnnette,
Mrs. Irene Hill, Mrs. Stanley
Anderson, Mrs. Aubrey. Flem
ing, Mrs, Robert Barry and Mrs.
Effle Tolle. ,
Mrs. Effle Tolle, who has
been with her daughter, Mrs.
Paul Lewis and family for sev
eral weeks, Is moving to Klam
ath Falls whore she will make
her home for a time with a
daughter, Gertrude Tolle. Mrs.
Tolle for many years was a resi
dent of the Merrill community,
moving to Ashland some time
OPA Rules on
Farm Butter Price
WASHINGTON, June 4 (P)
To "clarify a situation In which
there had been some confusion,"
the OPA ruled todoy that butter
manufactured on a farm is sub
ject to the same maximum prices
established for creamery butter.
i no ufA.snia inai n naa not
been clear how prices on farm
butter wero regulated. ;
Hildebrand
William Flackus of Ashland,
Oro., arrived In Hildebrand on
Wednesday to visit his brothers,
Theodore and and Charles Flack
us, and other relatives and
friends.
Ilolen Woelk and a friend
visited on Sunday with her par-
ients, Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Woelk, and brother Corl,
Mrs. Charles Flackus spent
several days the past week In
Lungoll Valley visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Louise Kilgore,
and sons.
Mrs. S. K. Harlzlor and chil
dren, John and Bessie, trans
acted business In Klamath Falls
on Friday.
Jesse Drew and Chris Wand
stcd were transacting business in
Bonanza on Friday.
Mrs. Charles Flackus returned
to her home on Wednesday eve
ning from the Kilgore ranch in
Langell Valley. "
Mr, and Mrs. Francis Savage
and children of Klamath Falls
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Rueck and .ion Bud
dy. Most of the people of Hilde
brand visited the Bonanza cem
etery on Sunday to decorate the
graves of their loved ones.
Mary Armstrong has re
turned to her home at Portland,
after visiting for several days
with her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rueck.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ritter
and children were transacting
business In Klamath Falls on
Friday and visiting with Mr, and
Mrs. Emile Egert. .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boroughs
and children, Melda, Myrta and
Maurice of Sprague River visited
on Sunday with their sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mr?.
Marvin Michael,
Ernest Ritter was a business
visitor at the Michael ranch on
Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Welch and
children, Clarenc, Loy, Elton and
Eddie, accompanied by Mrs.
Welch's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
P. Michael, visited on Sunday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. D.
Hoefler and family of Klamath
Falls.
; Mrs. S. K. Hartzlcr and chil
dren, John and Bessie, visited on
Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Margaret ' Broadsword of Bo
nanza. - :
I Mr. anH Mrs. Fmlli, V.uert aV
Klamath Falls spent the weekend
as the, house guests of Mr.' and
Mrs. Leonard Ritter and family.
Mr., and Mrs. B. M. Welch and
daughter, Clarene, and sons, Loy,
Edmon and Elton, accompanied
by Duane Seright, all of Sprague
River visited for a short time. on
Sunday at the Michael home.
It is now largely a choice be?
tween married men and vital,
workers. We are scraping the'
bottom of the barrel on single
men. Manpower Director Paul
V. McNutt. . ; -.-..'!
If you want to sell H phone
The Herald and News "want-1
nds," 2124.. .
TWO CENTS AN ACRE
: Alaska cost the United States
less than two cents an acre. Its
600,000 square mliea were pur
chased from Russia for $7,200,-000.
Governments will stand or full
after the war era according to
the degree they , master . thoir
economic problems and enable
people to make a decent living.
Alt M. Landon.". "
Notice to
Eagles
1000
and the Ladies
- A' big dance honoring newly Installed officers' for
year 1943-44. Also pay your respects :to, out-going
officers by attending..
Dance-Saturday
June Sth-Dancing 9:00 to 1:00
Adm. Men 50c Ladies 10c
Music by
Malcome Stine
Playing that Hot. Jasiy Music You Like io Dance To
Eagles Hall
9th and Walnut
Halley'a comet, which last ap
peared in 1910, is scheduled to
bo back about 1988.
When Cation points lay cheaper meat cuts, .
Jori't worry) apply the subtle magic of .
booking with wines. The same is true .
with sea foods, poultry, salads. Let,
. the wines discover unsuspected
dness in the food Itself . .
s a flavoring only . ; for
the alcohol evaporates
at heat is applied.
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