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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1943)
July 14, 1D'I3 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE TULELAKE POST TULKLAKE Tlio resigna tion of Charles Lcderer, Alturuit, who iilnco 1(:I7, when the town was Incorporated, has guided city (ullicl'fl through tlio inn.o of technicalities surrounding flip Incorporation, InHtulliition of the city water ond sower systems and floating of the original bond issue, wbi accepted Monday lllKlll liy ma viiy ciiuiii;ii iiivui- InK In regular session. Lcderer, who made frequent trim hero to nit with the council on nil Important problems. In serving mi district attorney of Modoc and offered as hi reason for resigning, pressure of person nl himlneM, No mention of his successor wos nindo durlnK the session. Cascade Mr. and Mm. J. R. Spurgcon returned to Cuscade Summit after an absence of leverol week. Spurgcon wn In the Southern Pacific hospital In Sim Frunclaco receiving inedlcul at teuton and Mm. SpurReon wnn In Portland visiting tlio two Spurgcon daughters, Mm, Spur lieon returned to Portland for two weeks where she will help out as switchboard operator in a hotel. Mr. and Mrs. James Pong spent Sunday In Salem visiting Poug s sisters. 'Mrs. Pong rc malned In Snlem while Poag rc turned to Cuscndo Summit to his duties as water servico man for the Southern Pacific com puny. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Barrios returned from a month's 1 Journ in California. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tomlinson spent a week at the lake fish' lug. The Tonillnsons were sue cessful in making a nice catch each day while hero. In fact they said they had never had so good luck fishing before. Mrs. Roy Temple and sou, Donald, are spending week with Temple, who is working for the forest department near Oakrldge. Mrs. Temple recently roturncd from Eugene where she took training in plant spot ting. She will conduct class here. Instructing the spotters to distinguish the different types of planes. Largo crews of Mexicans from Mexico are replacing rap Idly the Morrison Knudaen men on tho sections here. The Mor rlson Knudaen men were found iiiuuitlifnctorv. Joe Carone. S P. extra gang foreman, now has SO Mexicans. Robert Davis, also extra gang foreman, will re colvo tho sums number. Tho Southern Pacific com' puny is moving the cast water column at Crumlto 250 feet so that tho helper engines and west bound trains can take wat er without being disconnected from the train. The columns were previously placed so close ly together that it was linpossi bio for the helpers in a train to take water without having to disconnect the helpers from the train and one at a time tako water. Lloyd Klinger and a gang of seven men have charge of this work. It is expected tho work will be completed by August 1. Martin K. Mover and gang will bo in Crescent Lake soon where extensive signal work is to be dono. Two signals of searchlight typo will be ' In stalled at tho cast end of the passenger siding. This will per mit east bound trains to pro ceed to the depot while a west bound train Is taking tlio siding at tho other end. Moyer will also do lino work and install new switches at Odoll hike and Cuscndo Sum mit. 11 will take approximately a mouth to complete this work. Beauty at War G mm The bathing beauties of Minml Bench hnvo loft tho sunny sands to go to work In war plants. Hero Eileen Knnpp, a former Miss Florida, works ns a groaso monkey on airplanes. Krupa's Valet i. 1. 1 m New developments In ths Oene Krupa narcotics case, surrounding the dlimpponrniico of John I'alcukos, tho imwlcliin's valet, during the time of Krupn's trlul and conviction on charges ho employed tlio youth to trans port marihuana clgnrets, will bo luld before tho Grand Jury with a re quest for additional Indictment. I'uteukoa, right, shewn with Dep. Dint. Ally. Lcsllo Olllen, irtt, chargui that ho was paid to get out of towu dur ing Krupa's narcotic- trlul u Bau Francisco. Weyerhaeuser Mr. and Mrs. Jim Knight of Portland visited friends in Klamath county last week. They planned to return on Fri day and take Pearl Louise Chapman with them for a cou ple of weeks. Mm. Bill Sandlln and sons David, Marvin and Truman are in Jackson county working in fruit. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Friedrich and children arc spending tills week with his parents near Boise, Ida. Carol Knnpp was hostess for a galloping party last week with prizes going to Mrs. Leo Prcs cott and Mrs. Archie West. Donald Friedrich enjoyed a birthday purty July 8 when his mother, Mrs. Kurl Fricndrich and Mm. Hunk Waldrep took a group of young people to Jenny creek. Guests were Dorothy Wilcoxcn, Carol Friedrich, Billy Stacy, Luurcnco Carroll, John Ogle, Gary Cruikshank and Ronald Friedrich. Tho Weyerhaeuser Camp 4 ex tension unit has received ap proval on Its application to buy a pressure cooker which mem bers plan to use In canning veg etables and meat. Tho laundry and clcuning es tablishment at Klamuth Falls that collects and delivers in Camp 4 has announced that trips will bo nindo on Tuesdays beginning this week. Card club will meet on Thurs day at 1:13 at tho home of Mrs. Archie West. Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Knapp and children and Mr. and Mrs. Woyne Knnpp ond son are vis iting Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Newlin and family of Spraguc River. Mrs. Gordon Good has re ceived word from her cousin, Lt. C. J. Bickner of Oswego, Oro., who Is a bombardier on a Flying Fortress in North Africa that the crew had to bail out on a return flight recently, lie was fortunate in landing by a road near n town. Lt. Uickncr is a nephew of Mrs. Lloyd Mar bin of .Weyerhaeuser Camp 6 and has visited relatives here several times. Chemult Miss Gull James of Chemult has moved to Spokane, Washing ton. Miss Bcrnndlnc Cable and Miss Frnnklo Anderson spent last week nt Juut7.cn bench. Mr. and Mrs. Rollis and family went to Klamath Falls on busi ness Inst week. Miss Phyllis Linzl of Sprnguc River is visiting witli her sister in Chemult. Mr. Henry and son, accompan ied by Mr, Reeves of Chemult, Oregon, are leaving to spend a week in northern Oregon, Oil Company Head And Family Guests At Summit Lodge CASCADE SUMMIT, Ore. Among the prominent guests at Summit lodge over tho week end wcro Mr. and Mrs. S. Be lithcr ond son, Peter, and dnughtcr, Ann. Belithcr Is pres ident of tho Shell Oil company and tho family home is in San Francisco. . Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Warwick ond son of Berkeley wcro also registered at the hotel. P i L E S SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN - NO HOSPITALIZATION No Lom of Tlma Porminuit noiulttl DR. E. M. MARSHA Ohlropraollo Phyalilan H No. llh - llqulra Thiltro lldf. Phonr lm Makes Charge "V ?! Hildebrand Tho Hildebrand grange No, 700 held Its regulur meeting Fri day evening, July 2. Theodore Flackus left for Oak land, Culif., Wednesday to spend tho Fourth of July holidays with his son Robert and Emilo Flack' us and to visit with other rcla' lives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Byron M. Welch and daughter Clnrene and sons Elton, Eddie and Log of Sprague River visited on Friday evening with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Michael and brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Michael. Ernest Rltter was a business visitor at the Michael ranch on Friday. Mrs. Margaret Broadsword of Bonanza spent the weekend and the Fourth of July with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Ilartzler and children, Bessie and John at Hildebrand. Mrs. Erwln Schanz and daugh ter Chnrlotto visited recently with Mrs. Henry Schmor of Bo nanza. '' Mr. and Mrs. D. Hocflcr and children Floyd, Ray, Gloria and Wanda of Klamath Falls spent tho Fourth of July with their parents, Mr. ond Mrs. T. P. Michael and brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Michael. Victor Flackus of Seattle, Washington Is spending the Fourth of July holidays with his mother, Mrs. Theodore Flackus of Hildebrand. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ritter had as their dinner guest on July 4, Mr. and Mrs. Emilo Egcrt, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shoe maker and ' children Joan and Donald of Klamath Falls and Walter, Clara and Erwln Ritter. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Michael re turned to their home Wednesday evening ufter spending the past several dnys with their daughter, Mrs. D. Hocflcr who has been quite sick at her home in Klam ath Falls. sir j. wo tetters QUALITY 3 Rolls 20c ,n "V y to m.k, comfon an ?r r. fluffy .d d0 0o, favi.ib.Hr, and ,., ' j" finest Iua that can he produced under war f,L uZl be Bly Betty Abbott is spending a f(!W weeks with her grandfather, Major Spencer of Hcswlck, Culif. 1 Madeline Johnson Is employed nt tho Paddock ranch cast of Bly. ' Russell McMillan of King Hill, Ida., visited his thrco brothers, Jimmlc, Rulph and Ross McMil lan here last week. He accom panied Coc McC'rao and Clayton lliirtwcll of Wendell, Ida., who aro now employed at Ivory Pine mill. Mr. and Mrs. Walt LaCassc drove Mr. LuCassc'a sister, Mrs. Ryan, to Mowich to see her mother before returning to her home in Minnesota. Mrs. Frank Clogston is visit ing her parents in Mcdford, Ore. Shorty Book and daughters. Norma Jean and Shirley, are spending a few days ot Paulina lake near Bend, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Erwln Parent, who lived the past year in Salem, have moved back to Bly. Mr. and Mm. Clarence Gar rett were weekend guests at the home of Air. and Mrs. Richard son of Ashland, Ore. Dottle McGlnnls Is working at the Ideal grocery and market. Rcba Lybrand is in' Salem with Janet Prolsman and. will act as Janet's model when she takes her state board examina tion for a beauty operator's li cense. Marie Coke is spending the summer with her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mm. Bob Coko of Mcdford, and working In J. C. Pcnncy's in that city. Iva Clino and Ethel Gysbcck are employed at Charlie Hitch cock's. Mrs. Shorty Book spent last weekend in Klamath Falls. Mr Rrinkorhnff and her daughter Mildred, were visitors at the home of Mm. oertruae Coke last week. Mrs. Coke re turned to Modesto with her sister-in-law for a brief visit. Keith Lass of Hcrmiston, Ore., is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. The Home Economics club of Bly met at the Bly school Friday afternoon. July, 9. Mrs. Winni fred Gillen, home demonstration agent, gave a demonstration on various methods of drying irutu and vegetables. Th Red Cross sewlne room next to the postoffice is open every Wednesday irom iu a. m. to 4:30 p. m. Everyone is urged to attend. Summit Weather Reported Ideal CASCADE SUMMIT. Ore. The weather at Cascade Sum mit has become ideal after a light snow flurry on July 3. Many people are corning to the lake to fish and fishing has been reported exceptionally good. Several limit catches have been made. Summit lodge has been doing a capacity business and in sev eral instances have had to turn away guests. It was reported early in the spring that the din ing room would not be open but, owing to the large number of guests, the dining room is now operating. Railroad Wage Raise Being Considered WASHINGTON, July 14 OP) President Roosevelt told report ers Tuesday the proposed in crease in wages for 1.000,000 non-operating railroad employes is being studied. A special board recommended an eight cents an hour raise, but Stabilization Di rector Fred M. Vinson turned it down. Wat stand fn ... mutations. Appointed n t Ktnnoll-Ellii Stuart Talmage "Tommy" Scharfanstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Scharfanstein of this city, is now at the United States Coast Guard academy at New London, Conn., having re ceived his appointment early this month. If you want to sell It phone The Herald and News "want ads," 3124. ' ,vf r " " .... 0w i jm - ....AO " -oi .Hl'- . ; Poe Valley The cottalo on the diet Bar ton ranch has grown consider ably by this time but still looks Just like an ordinary black calf. It Seems so unusual to see it fol lowing a buffalo cow, though. Dewey Smith is cultivating his potatoes and mowing his rye hay this week. Louise Van Meter,. Crystal Houck and Mary Louise Haines visited the Harry Gilbert ranch Friday afternoon. Some of the farmers in the valley arc mowing and raking their hay this week. Mrs. Lcnora Fisher is visiting relatives and friends in Alturas for several days. The Liskey brothers are hav ing a lot of their land leveled this spring. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nork and Louise Van Meter were shop pers in Klamath Falls from the valley this weekend. Mrs. Harry Gilbert visited her mother, Mrs. Webster, Fri day. The Wcbsters are now liv ing at the old J. B. Short place near Olene. . Rex High is having his hay baled. Mrs. Wilbur Anderson .and daughter were shoppers in Klamath Falls from the valley Saturday. Bean Tucker is on the sick list. Mrs. Archie Roberts and daughters, Betty May and Idel- VI" -."" . uo- .W, .Mjew -iOi . M VHW . . co". Lr; 1 - SSfeJi O S tanTfom hqv potted or m'arktd tilling prices In compfionce with Covkmrnenr regvlaflenC mm la, were Irrigating their garden this week. Losson Ross has his granary almost finished and painted. Jay Roberts, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rob erts, spent the Fourth with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Roberts, Pauline Roberts was a shop per in Klamath Falls Saturday where she purchased some ber ries for canning. Jim Glover from Langell Val ley is helping Joe Nork put. up hay this week. Malin Rev. and Mrs. Donald Dod ac companied a group of Girl Scouts to Lost River dam lor a swim Sunday afternoon and on Tues day afternoon the Cub Scouts of Malin and Merrill took a slm- . I i & be sure it- 7 PURE CiM, ... I ' I I I H m ll ROEBUCK AND 133 S. 8th Phone 5188 liar trip to the old swlmmlrt hole. Mrs. J. Perry Haley Is spend ing several days in San Francis co with her daughters, Maxina and Juanita. An urgent appeal is being sent for help in making surgical dressings by the Malin Red Cross headquarters and anyone who can possibly spare a few hours a week is asked to call ei ther Mrs. Vaclav Kalina or Mrs. C, H. Johnson for work hours. FIREPROOFED? Clothes or other Inflammable materials, soaked in solution of two pounds of ammonium phos phate and two quarts of water, will become fireproof, according to a Brooklyn scientist. - The shortage of liquor Indi cates that the war almost has John Barleycomered. . SUGAR CO.
