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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1943)
Juno 1!), 11M3 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON , PAGE THREE Aged Unci Dlti Mm. C'lui i'U'h Thomas received word on '1'hur.idny Hint her undo, lump A, Hughe, died lit Hosu liuili mi Juno 17. Mr. mid Mr. Thomas, accompanied by Ilia tut tor's alster, Mr. Holicrt High, left on Frldiiy to attend tlio fu neral services to bo held In Rose burg on Biitiirduy. Mr. Iltiulii'i win a niitivo of Suttvr Creek, Amiidor county, Cnllf., but lind lived In flinching for the lnnt fifteen years, Ho was olghty even year old at tlio time of hlit death nnd In urvlved by two brothers, M. f). Iluitheii nnd U I). Hughes, both of rioaeburg and by numerous nephew and niece. Mo had vlalted In Klunv alh Fall frequently and hnd many friend hero. ' Attend RlUt Mr, and Mr. LeRoy A.ihcraft of Klamuth Fall attended final rite In Ash hind on Monday for Lt. Dean Dinner Aahcraft, United Btato navy filer, killed In a piano rasli recently. Young Aahcraft' Ji-rvlccn were conducted by offi cer and a firing cuad from Camp Whito. Chaplain Hoy H. Boldt from Camp White officiated. i To the Rooue Mr. George Sample, Sill North Eleventh t r o t, accompanied by her daughter, Joyce, and by Yvette Sweet, left on Saturday morn Inn for their summer homo at Maricl, on tho lower Hokiio river. They expect to bo gone for about a month. Mist Scott Hero Mary Mar garet Scott, who graduated .from Herd college In I'ortland at the close of nphiii! term, Is spending a couple of weeks In Klamath Falls, her former home, as a gue.il at the W. W. Southwell home on Summers lane. ) Visit Parent Mrs. Donald L. Guiding arrived on Friday evening to vllt her parent. Mr. and Mr. S. R. Berry, 21 OS Re clamation avenue, fori a short time. Lieut, (J.g.) Golding is sta tioned at Columbus, O., and I expected some time next week. Happy Hour to Mast Mr, Al bert Langnr will bo hoatea to tlio Happy Hour club on Tuosduy aftnrnoon, Juno 22, member to moot at her home on North Sov- cnth street at 3 o'clock. Visit Hero Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Howell, former resident of Oil city, vllted hero till week with Mr. and Mr. Alvln J'lciird on Vino street. Mr. and Mr. Sowoll now live In Bond. From Ashland Visiting In Klamath Fall this week from Ashland are Norccn Taylor and Geraldlno Taylor Who are guests of relative hero. Return Homo Mr, and Mrs. Fred Grant of Modoo Point re turned home this week after a trip to Portland to attend tho wedding of their son,' Eugene. From Auburn Mr. Clara Maasey and ion, Richard, resi dent of Auburn near Salem, arc visiting this week in Klamath Fall with friend and relative. JUSTICE IN OREGON LA GRANDE, June IB IA1 Asociato Justice William O. Dougla of tho U. S. supreme court left today for hi ummcr homo In tho high Wallowa mountain near Lapover. PROPST-JESCHEKE L A K E V I E W Mr. Ed Propat and Mr. Hattle Jeachko were married In Reno, Nevada, recently. Both are well known In Klamath Fall. Mr. Propst Is super intendent for the C. A. Dunn contracting company, and is now located at Alkali Lake. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holmes Jr. will be In terested to learn that they have moved from Grant Pass to Portland where Mr. Holme took over his duties on June the first as branch manager of the Union iwnue branch of the United States National bank of Portland. Mrs. Holmes and son, Jackie, will Join Mr. Holmes In the north this month. Tho Holmes family left here several years ago. SOCIETY In San Francisco O. J. Hornc, chief Investigator of the local office of price administra tion, will return Monday from San Francisco, where he has been taking a secret service course. Return Mr. and Mr. Glenn Huffman, who are former resi dents of Ashland but have made their home In Klamath Falls tho past few month, have returned )to the valley city to reside per-nanently. Accepts Position Miicquclyn rtlaino ha accepted a position at the Pcarco Beauty salon. Fori lfiiilnlil!l,!l,!W'll:lllllllllll' ill! I "'I i! I li il'it I' OUMrfi 'z jn,: m MAIL CLOSING TIME (Eflectlva Feb. IS, 1943) Train 19 Southboundi 6 p. m. Train 20 Northboundi 11 a. m Train 17 Southbound) 7 a. m. I Train 16 Northbound) 10 p. m. Medford Stage, Westbound, 3:30 p. m.. Evening Airmail. I Vtagss to Alturas, Ashland, Like view and Rocky Point. 7 a. as. Neighbors The Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet in the KC hull Monday, June 21, at 8 p, m. Following the business meeting thcro will bo entertain ment and a potluck supper. Vera Clemmcns, chairman, Eva Rich ardson and Dicksy Weed com prise tho committee In charge. Juveniles The Juveniles of the Neighbor of Woodcraft have postponed tho mooting scheduled to be held on Mon day, June 21. Thimblo Club The meeting of tho Thimble club of the Neighbors of Woodcraft has been postponed until July 7. Friendship Club Mrs. Cora Kennedy, 605 Martin streets, avlll entertain tho Friendship lub on Friday, Juno 2B, with Mrs. Louise Lohr assisting. Fol lowing the business meeting olictlon bridge will bo played, nnd all members nnd friends aro invited to attend. ! ATTENTION Eagles Dancing Saturday Night Eagles Hall 9th and Walnui Genti SOc Ladiei lOo This Is Your Dance Eagles Let's Gol Music by MALCOM STINE THREE R CLUB MEETS AT THE PAULEY HOME Tho Three R club met on Tuesday, June tho eighth, for a luncheon at half paat one at the homo of Mrs. Ella Puulcy on Rosoway drive. High seoro In cards went to Mr. Jealo Steele and second award to Mra. Ella Bortls. Another award of the after noon wont to Mr. Maude Shucy, Ladles enjoying tho after noon wore Mr. Jessie Steele, Mrs, Edna Piuncy, Mr. Kath leen Hepburn, Mrs. Ella Bortls, Mrs j Lucille Heifer, Mrs. Mnudri Shuey, Mrs. France Klllian, Mr. Anna Shaffer, Mr. Jcsta Kaylor, Mrs. Anna McCormlek, Mrs. Graco Hurris, and Mrs. Al freda Stolnmctz. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mra. Grace Harris on the twenty second of June. WEYERHAEUSER 1 WOMEN HAVE PARTY WEYERHAEUSER CAMP Mr. Leo Prescott was host ess for a galloping party at the home of Mr. Adolph Johnson at Weyerhaeuser Camp four on Wednesday afternoon, Juno the sixteenth. Mrs. Jack Chapman won tho prizo for high score, Mrs. Jerry Dorman, low, and Mr. Earl Crulkshank, pinochle. Other attending were Mr. Archie West. Mr. Karl Fried rich, Mr. Hal Ogle, and Mrs. Pnul Wlnnlnghnm. 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BONANZA CLUB MEETS AT CLUBHOUSE BONANZA Mrs. Obor helde and Mr. Ada Sparreton were co-hostesses to the Wom en's club on Tuesday evening, June the fourteenth, at the clubhouse. Bridge and pino chle were played after which a lovely luncheon was served. High score in pinochle was won by Mrs. H. B. Cox and high scoro in bridge went to Mrs. Claude Bcchdoldt. Ladle enjoying the evening were Mr. William Bechdoldt, Mr. CJaude Bechdoldt,- Mr. Birdie Burke, Mrs. Dewey Horn, Mrs. Jack Horton, Mrs. Owen Pepple, Mrs. F. W. Brown, Mrs. Fred Mullcnna, Mr. H. B. Cox, and the host esses. Catholic Daughters Have Meeting On Monday evening, June the seventeenth, the Catholic Daughters of America met in the -parish hall for their regu lar business meeting. It was decided that during the months of June, July and Aug ust only the business meetings would be held, on the second Monday of each month, the social meetings being omitted during that time. Following the business meeting refresh ments were served by a com mittee headed by Mildred Smith and Agnes La Londe. Missionary Society Meets Thursday The Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church met in the church par lors Thursday, June the sev enteenth, for a light luncheon at noon, served by the mem bers of circle three. The busi ness meeting followed, con ducted by the new president, Mrs. Verne Griffith, after which Mrs. S. I. Kldwell, wife of the pastor of the Trinity Baptist church at Vancouver spoke upon "The Personal Power of Christian Living." Martha Ray, daughter of Mrs. Ruth Ray of 2090 Melrose street, and Dottle McDaniels, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will McDaniels of Michigan ave nue, left last week for San Francisco where they will re main during t h a summer months. Both girls, graduate of the Klamath Union high school, will enter the Oregon college this fall. Raymond Dairy Phone 3179 For Milk and Dairy Products WE MAKE RETAIL DELIVERIES Ml Mrp WANTED BOYS FOR TRACK WORK Age, 16 ta 18 years. Wage, $6.50 per day. Good beard, SOc per day. Good clean outfit cart. Shower baths. Personal supervision- i Call in person at Great Northern Depot fin CONTEST STANDING: Merrill Husky $24,053.75 Malin Mustang 17,978.75 Henley Hornet 16,847.50 Keno Eagle 6,135.00 Gilchrist Logger 5,652.50 Spragua River Indian 4,877.50 Bonanza Antler 4,122.50 Bly-Beatty Bobcat . 3,102.50 Chil.-Ft. Klamath Panther 2,881.25 l Which Will It Be? TER FILM .,. s"!on June y TED Vet o 2& Se ' , JkrmV like Ver hours o00' . . 'v i,te,e,A ... son w nice ver e. hoars a 007 . nboUt eep . runr09' ne .jump . FW"19 f rot enough,,80 , , cn ' et Vu Kn (jack JACK 10 Each Pay Day I the Least We Can Do Ted Shoop Jack Schulze "THE TIRE MEN"' IKILACK aimdl WfflmriE Main and Spring Slipef SerVICe Phona 7741
