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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1943)
Juno 18, 1043 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OEEGON PAGE FIV1 To Los Angalat Dick Blohm, son of Mr. and Mm. Godfrey C. llhilim of Pacific Terrace, left by truln Tluirniliiy niuhl for Los Anui'lm where lie will visit an eye itpceliillst tliU weekend, Dick, former Heed colleKn uludent, has been taking the CPT cmtrno at the Klnmuth airport, Ned Ly man, Dick's limine liuest tlttti pimt woik, left for 111 homo In Med ford Tluimduy, Ho l a former Iteed itudvnt and now awaiting hii call with the Navy V-S. VUltor Mm. Itobert Porter and two dauKliterx, Susan and Surah, expect !o leave Monday for Portland and Brattle befora lining to Pasco, Wash,, where they aro making" their home. They spent the winter in Utah. Kit route home they will visit Mr. Porter's mother, Mr. Lynn Xlnimrrtmm of Seattle, While hero they were guest of Mm. Hubert Zimmerman ot Donald street. To Camp Fir Camp Mri. J. A. Kennedy, executive ecrc!ary for tho local Cump Fire Glrlj, and Mri. Matt Kohn, Jr., chalr Inan of tlie Guardian'a associa tion, wilt go to Portland Friday to attend the annual camp for Camp Fire leaders held at Camp Namanu near Portland. Tho camp will atart on Saturday, June IS and last until Juno 21, VUlt Hero Mrs. W. B. Clark of Medford and her family and Mrs. V. C. liobertson of Bend were here last weekend visiting with their brother, PFC Fred It, Stone, who was here on fur lough with Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stone of 1020 Main street. Attends Graduation Mrs. H. . Tavcnncr of 703 North Ninth treet returned recently from Mesa, Arizona, where she attend ed her son, William's gradua tion from tho RAF school there, Lt. Tavenner la now a member of the Ferry Command. St, Paul's Church Tho vaca tion church school program and pageant wilt bo held on Satur day evening at 7 p. m. In the Parish hall and in the church. Alt parents and friends are In vited to attend. From North Cliff Mudd, member of tho property control department ot tho Oregon State highway department, spent sev eral days in Klamath Falls checking on equipment and pro perty here. Goes South Ben Hastings, homo from Reed for a brief Urns before reporting with the navy, left Thursday night for a week end visit with friends. Ho is ex pected home Monday. To Woodburn Mrs. Ralph Mitchell of Woodburn left Fri day morning for her home after week's visit in Klamath Falls with Mr. and Mrs, George W, Black of 014 North Ninth street. From Lakarisw Mrs. Roy Holmes and Mrs. George Stev enson, both well known Lake view residents, - were shopping in Klamath Falls Tuesday. ' Returns Mrs. Don Fisher who has been vlsltinn in Win. consin, returned to her homo In lamath Falls by train this 'atorning. In Lak County Mr. and Mrs. William Klttrcdgc, accompanied by their grandson, Jackie Nichol, left Friday lor the MC ranch at Adcl and to visit with tho Oscar Kittredge family. BEAT r ths Mexsan lie ftTat flEnl burn Bprinkla your hut rob irritated (kin mil with Mexsana, formerly Men- iteat Powder. Coots ittootbeaitcbinc To Chaster Mr, and Mrs. John Whttellne, (Dorothy O'Kcefol, left Friday for Cheater, Calif., to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Crapo, tBevorly O'Kecfc), before continuing back to Mintfmippl where Whitellne Is stationed with tho United States army. They hitvo been the guests of Mr, and Mrs. James O'Keefe ot Darrow avenue. From Lakeiew Burt Sny der, well known business man from the neighboring town, is spending a short time in Klam ath Kalis In tho Interest of state war bond work. Fira Department Called The fire department was called out at 5:31 Thursday afternoon to 344 Martin street. The house is occupied by Rex Gregory, Tho fire atartcd under the back porch but not much damage war Vono. Police Court In police court tilts marntnif fhrfl urir (uet drunks, two disorderly conduect cases, one vag, and two traffic ticket cases. Visitor Mrs. Alice Oilman of Washington, D, C, Is visiting at (lie home of her parents, Mr. and Mr. Stephen Pickit of 2749 Altamont drive. KL ' hWB'iM 'AMli in1"1) I VI 1VU1 Infornation Ik i I ill MAIL CLOSING TIME (Effective Fab. IS, 143) Train II Southbound! I p. m. Train 30 Northbound 11 a, m. Train 17 Southbound! 7 a. m. Train It Northbound! 10 p. m. Madford Stage, Westbound, 3:30 p. m Evening Airmail. Stages to Aituras, Ashland, Lake- view end Rocky Point 7 a. as. Movies en Sweden The pub lic Is invited to see motion pic tures on Sweden in tho IOOF hall Saturday, June IS, begin' nlng at S p. m. Following the movie chowlng, refreshments will be served and other enter tainment will be featured. The program ia sponsored by Klam attu Lank No. 480, Vasa Order of America. There will be no charge for the motion pictures. OSNA Meeting Thar ia to be a meeting of the OSNA, dis trict 8, on Friday night, June 18, at 8 o'clock in the city li brary clubrooms. Alt members are urged to attend as there is to be a special election. VITAL STATISTICS yiNSON Bom at Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore,, Juno 18, 1S43, to Mr, and Mrs. Georgo J. Vinson, 745 Rose street, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 1 ounce, HALL Born at Hillside hos pital, Klamath Falls, Ore,, June 17, 1943, to Mr, and Mr. E. H. Hall, Tulelake, Calif., a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 5 ounces. LEHRMAN Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., June 17, 1843, to Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Lehrman, 833 Owent street, a boy. Weight: 1 poundi 81 ounces. ' One of the traditional causes of hay fever, ragweed, provides food for quail and pheasants, Scores of Father's Day Gifts t Iludy'n Mens Shop Mill) sn (Hi DEATH COMES to mm EDSQN FOULKE Edson Louis Foulke, 65, one of the last of the eariy day cattle men of southern Oregon and northern California, died lata Thursday afternoon in ' the Yreka, California hospital, ac cording to word received here. Mr, Foulke, who has run cattle from this section since his early boyhood, was one ot the color ful figures of the stockman a world. Ha numbered among hii friends famous writers, movie stars, prominent Californtans and others who have gathered for years at the Foulke home on the Pacific highway, near Gazelle. Some 18 years ago, Mr, and Mrs, Foulke moved to Yreka to make their home. Edson L, Foulke, well known to Klamath cattle men, wa born at the old family ranch home at Gazelle, son of Lewis M, Foulke Sr., and Susan Elizabeth Edson Foulke, He derived his given name from the old Edson family. The original home has burned twice. In 1805, he was married to Blanche Taylor, a daughter of California pioneers. Began Early When, he was 17 yean of age, Edson Foulke had made a name for himself aa a shrewd cattle man, with an eye for fine beef stock. He bought his first cat tle from William "Bill" Kttfr redge of Klamath Fails, back In the spring of 1885, when he paid a visit to the Kittredge holdings at the old Davis ranch south of Dorrii, Calif, From that time, Edson Foulke played a prominent part in southern Oregon cattle growing. He bought stock around Paisley, Summer Lake, and Lakeview, driving the beef over Topsy grade and Bail mountain to the vast Foulke holdinga in the Shasta valley. Here the animals were fattened and shipped by rail to the San Francisco mar ket. The Edson Foulke company, organized in 1853, played prominent part in western cattle history. It was in continuous operation for more than 90 yean and finally dissolved in the spring ot 1843, The company first canto Into being when it was started by the Edson brothers who came to thla country by wagon train from the middle west. At the time of Edson Foulke'a passing, the cattleman operated stock west of Dorris and in the Shasta valley hold ings. Death came to Mr, Foulke fol lowing a two years' Mines, ag gravated by a heart condition. Funeral services will be held in Yreka Saturday at 2:30 p. m,, frienda here are advised. Mr, Foulke is survived by his wife, Blanche, one son, Edson Jr., of Yreka, two daughters, Mrs. Wil liam (Katherine) Caiiff of Newell, Calif., and Mrs. Don (Elizabeth) Epperson of Salinas, Calif., and one brother, Lewis Foulke ot Gazelle. The daugh ters wera visiting here at tho Horace E, Gels home Thursday when word of their father's passing reached them. They left immediately for Yreka but failed to reach their father's bed side before his death. The Foulke interests will continue to be operated by the only son, Edson Jr. William Kittredge, who had been a close friend ot the Foulke family for more than 50 years, had this to say in tribute to his associate. "Edson Foulke was one of the old stockmen, splendid man, and a fine gentleman. When I first came here in 1895, I sold Edson the first cattle he ever bought, down at the old Davis j ranch south of Dorris, At one time Edson's family handled I practically all the cattle taken I out of southern Oregon, and Ed son himself was in charge of j all the buying. His death is a shock to me, and to his many 1 friends," III. K. LUCAS BUYS RANCH OF SERRUYS Sale ot the William Serruys ranch on Airway avenue, six miles south of Klamath Fails, to Marvin K. Lucas, Klamath Falls merchant, was announced this week. i Serruys purchased the ranch from Lewis Kandra five years ago and has operated a stock ranch since that time. The ranch is composed of SOS acres, Lucas will take possession of the place f July 1. Mr. and Mrs, Serruys' will return to Klamath Falls and will be at their former residence, 1945 Jwanzanita sweet. Tillotson Set For Promotion In Bonk Group Mitchell Tillotson, manager of the Klamath Falls branch. First j National Bank of Portland, and chairman of the executive com-, mlttee of the Oregon Bankers as sociation, will attend the annual wartime conference.of the group . next Tuesday in Portland, I At this session, Tillotson is ex-; pected to be elevated to the vice presidency, it was reported from , Portland. Always read the classified ads Raymond Dairy Phono 3179 Per Milk end Dairy Products WI MAKE RETAIL DELIVERIES m U Grade I I Milk f U R INVITED to attend tho Klamath Revival Crusade a Vox Theatre Building 8:00 P. M. Daily S. L. Tl DWELL, Evangelist Great Singing - Good Attendance Gospel Preaching A Cordial Welcome to All Classes - All Creeds - All Colon Sponsored by First Baptist Church Dad's Cake Remember Dad with his favorite cok made especially for him on his day. it is a luscious two-layer chocolate cake topped with a tempt ing fudge icing. each 69c Orange Whirls These delicious rolls are orange filled and are also topped With on orange icing. 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