July 23, 1043
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OKECOtf
QUI Boout Camp There will!
ae a uuo leaving (or ina uin
Scout etirnp at Lake o' tho Woods
an Sunday lit D.llO a. m. Irom
behind tho hiuh school. Parent,
who uro expecting to pick up
tholr girl who have been nt
camp Dili pint week, are re
minded Hint a bus from Din
lnko will arrive at about B
o'clock on Siimlny afternoon.
Girls going lo ciimp next week
should not forgrt thnlr ration
stamps or health certificate!.
To Qranti Pan Mr. and Mri.
lnrvey D. Turk, former owner
of the Swim confectionery and
lunch, are moving to Grant
Pass where they will make their
future home. The Parka .have
chrome mining Interests In Cur
ry county. Mr. and Mm. Park
have been in business here nt the
mime location for about 17 year
Mm. Park ha been given many
farewell purlieu and they both
wilt be mlimed by their many
frlonda here.
In Madras Ann Otry and
Don Bridge visited this pant
week in Madras, Ore., with her
parent, Mr. and Mr. A. N. Kel
ey. Ann I attending aummer
session of Armiitrong Business
college In Berkeley and came to
Klumuth Fall eurly thl week.
Don U leaving Sunday tor Port
land where he will enter the
army.
HIGHEST BOND
bidder
Return Ensign June Htb
bard of tiie navy nurse corps left
Thursday evening for Seattle aft
er spending a week at her home
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. It. Hibbard, of South River
side street. She was called home
by the llliien of her father who
Is now much Improved. She is
stationed t tne untied ataies
naval hospital In Seattle.
One Case Only one new case
of communicable dlseaso was re
ported from Klamath county In
the week ending July 17, J 03
according to a report from the
slate health riepartmant. With
87 per rent of local physicians
reporting, one case of syphilis
was found In thl county. Lake
county had five cases of measles
and one case of gonorrhea.
From Portland Mr. and Mrs
Carey Moore of Portland are vis
iting with Klamath Falls friends
this week. They are staying with
Mr. and Mr. H. B. Stoler of
Weyerhaeuser and Mr. and Mr.
Verne Griffith of 2300 Wantland
street. Their daughter, Owen
dlth, who has been hero for the
past month, will return with
them to Portland.
From Orovllla Mrs. J. C.
Erisall, formerly of thi city and
now of Orovllle, Calif., is here
visiting at the home of 'her son
nd daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Arlet Edsall, at their home
in 1128 East street. She has
keen here for two week and
Will remain one more week be
fore returning to her home.
Attend Reunion Mrs. Wil
liam Larson and daughter, Lois,
21 SO Kberleln avenue, left on
Wednesday morning for Forest
nivor. N. D to visit with Mrs.
Larson's parent and with her
brother who la coming from Pan
ama Canal. Her father' 80th
birthday and her mother' 76th
birthday will be celebrated on
tho same day, August 8. Later
they wilt go to East Grand
Forks. Mo., to visit relative.
They will return In time for the
opening of school.
Visiting Here Lieutenant
Colonel Walter Abbey who is
stationed at Fort Stevena I
visiting with hi parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Abbey of 039
Lincoln street. Abbey t the ex
ecutive officer of the harbor de
fense of tho Columbia river
stationed at Fort Steven.'
To Uth Pvt. W. K. CBltt)
Jones, former owner of the Rich
field lutlon at Ninth and Pine
streets, and who ha been taking
CPT training here the past year,
will leave Saturday far Kearn
field, Utah, for additional
training.
On Furtouoh Franci Lehr-
man, on of Mr. and Mr. Ivan
Lchrmun. OSS Owen trect, ar
rived last Friday to spend his
furlough with hi parent. He
loft on Tuesday for Connecticut
where he t In a radio training
school.
iuiuMn Walter Lassctt.
Beverly and Tommy, returned
on Thursday from Callforma
where they have been for the
past four month. Lassctt will
also return to their home at
1018 Lowell street toon.
Field Coordinator Hobert M.
Price, field coordinator for thl
district from the Portland office
of the OPA, ts In Klamath Fall
working with the war price and
rationing board and the OPA
Thursday and Friday.
Visiting Her Mr. and Mr.
C. P. Ward are here visiting
with his mother, Mr. A. A.
Ward of High street. Ward U
the (uperlntendent for the Dow
Chemical company In Lo An-gelc.
5 GET
RIDES. FOOD
Visits Here Lyla Beveridge
who graduated from Klamath
Union high school in 1941, 1
visiting In Klamath Falls for a
week with his slsler. Bcvcridgo
is with the merchant marine,
and baa been transferred from
his station on the east coast to
tho Pacific coast.
Recovering Archie Reid, who
1m mnlnvrrl t th Mpn's Hand
laundry, returned to his home at
723 Washington street on Thurs
day from Klamath Valley hos
pital, lie Is now able to re
celvo visitors and will be at home
for a few weeks.
Returns Clifford Jenkins,
Klamath county 4-H club agent,
returned to his offico Friday
after making a trip to western
Oregon to purchase pure-bred
calves to be given winners In
Sears 4-H club dairy contest.
Returns Mrs, S. R. Berry of
21 OS Reclamation street returned
on Wednesday from San Francis
co where Berry is patient in
the Southern Pacific hospital. Ho
is expected to be there for some
time yet.
Navy Recruit Navy recruits
announced from Portland today
Include two Klamath Falls men,
Alvln D. Sattloy and John J, Za
roslnkl.
In Manhfleld Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Gove have been visiting
the past few day at Marshtteld
and Portland,
Visiting in Idaho Mrs. Dora
G o d d a r d, office deputy for
Sheriff Low, Is visiting in Idaho
on a short vacation.
"What am I bid? What am I
bid?" And another bond sale
auction will get under way at
the corner of Eighth and Main
treot Saturday evening at 7
o'clock.
. A fine selection of attractive
merchandise 1 ready for the
auctioneer. Including cooked
food and among the other things
to be sold to the highest bidders
In bond will be piano rides.
Surprising and Interesting en
tertainment has been lined up
by the bond sale committees of
the BPW and Soroplimlst clubs,
which will add to the fun. A
member of the WACs wilt also
bo introduced from the stBgc.
Auctioneers wilt be Lynn Roy
croft, Lee Jacobs, Andy Collier,
Vern Owens, Lloyd Low, Bill
Sweet and Myrte Adam.
Army jeep will operate from
the Eighth and Main corner In
connection with the bond alc,
and representative will be pres
ent 'from the Oregon Women's
Ambulance corps and the Red
Cros.
Little Bantle Hens Join
War Services to Support
Captain Jack's Sweetheart
From the Contest Commit! of j
Soroplimlst and BPW Clubs. ;
A rumor which appear to
have every ear-mark of being!
founded on fact i circulating I
in the bcrt hen-house circle
and creating ' Intense interest
among the biddle.
Apparently in a quiet and
modest way the vartou candi
date for the affection ot Cap
tain Jack, that hard-working
little bantam rooter, have de
cided that those who are elim
inated in the final have no in
tention of returning to private
life. They seem to have banded
together and pledged themelve
to tuooort the winning candi
date by entering tome branch)
of the war service. j
Winema from Weyerhaeuer (
Camp 6, and Minnehaha from!
Biy-Ivory Ptne company, have
been investigating the opportu
niti offered by the CACS.
Mis Liberty ot Spcague River
and Cinderella from Henley
feet inclined to join the SPURS.
Cinderella, upon being inter
viewed, flatly stated that It was
: not the drcsy uniform offered
u.. iUm. cprrf?; which wm the
yj j ii't w
I t with it- nut
DmUIIII , W-hii ... ...... i
1 that she felt In thl branch of
the service quicker result were
received irom really pointed el
fart than trt the CACS. which,
quoting Mi Liberty, "Is a bit
more boisterous. Lest noise and
more wound t my ambition."
Pocahontas of ; Keo, Red
Wing of Merrill and Little Lady
of Matin are seriously consider
ing tha ' WINGS, where they
feel, the chance of soaring are
much greater wan in any other
branch open to tne feminine
part of the population, !
It seem that the many ;
home ties of the Merry Widow;
of Bonanxa-Langeit vaitey, who
ha five chicks to support by
her own feet, limit her to the
one effort that of becoming
Captain jBifc's sweetheart, "Any
other work," she remarked,
scratching a drop from h eye,
"would call me too far afield
to give the proper care to my
iittie brood, and after ail a
girl's first duty i to her off
spring, even in war time,"
Lacking a sponsor and for
this reason excluded from par
ticipating in thi contest is an
attractive group of banties in
Klamath Falls, Any organization
which would like to enter the
arena but lacks a candidate
would do well to consider ny
one tf the following anxious
iMSa birds;
"Bright Sye" cK Mr. Coll
man, 8 Nevada street, phone
T78&.
"Precious," call Mrs, K,
Childberg, 725 North Eleventh
street, telephone 6334,
"Lady Esther" iives with Mrs,
Gandy at 2010 Hope street, tele
phone 4005,
"Chlckit-naw-nee," a modest
little brownie belonging to Mrs,
Paul, at 227 Mortimer,
And last, but not least, dear
little "Jill," belonging to Don
na Rae, 3520 Lakeview street,
telephone 6875- Think of Jack
and JSH.
It is possible If these JSttfe
Iowa are 7ei ' 5rd In
the contest they may Join the-pair-e-oroepen,
that tuieUti
branch of th servlte compont
vi only the brava ni hardiest -
Cocaine w fdfc .! VW4.
In Pent.
8nrrtfcreifcfcefc7fc5amlBt"t!t
mi Srf of hnirxth jtb MKnamsySw
snesly MwTiHwtPowv.i5MiBXrjr
rKntnmfitt(ti by gpecutjtttt. Cootbtcrav
of pamhtixtinharn. tt BifSaW
ssgsialssgessist. Ptzztad &f9.
Endorsement of Gasoline
Coupons Explained by OPA
Portland Position Lillian
Davif, formerly with the OPA
office here, will return to Port
land Monday, where she ha ac
cepted a position in the music
library with station KCW.
From Montana Mr. B. Ham
mond from Cut Bank, Montana,
Is making an Indefinite visit with
her daughters, Mary Beth Ham
mond and Mrs, E. J. Charon of
Klamath Falls- Mrs. Hammond
arrived here Thursday.
Leaves for Missouri Mrs.
Hana Hanson, 2348 Wantland
avenue, left on Wednesday morn
ing for Missouri where she will
visit relatives. She accompanied
Mrs. William Larson as far as
North Dakota.
Visit Son Mr. and Mr. T. S.
Abbott and son, - Robert, left
Thursday evening for San Fran
cisco where they will visit an
other son, Ntelan, who is in the
U. S. navy.
In Medford Clifford Jenkins,
OPA price specialist. Is in Med
ford on OPA business. He 1 ex
pected to return over the week
end. Return Robert Gebhart,
who was called lo Marshtleld
by an accident to hi father, re
turned to Klamath Fall Friday.
Vialtlng Here Mr. Sadie
Laxton of Seattle is visiting here
en routo to California with her
sister, Nora Sullivan, and Mrs.
W. C. Dalton.
Hold Picnic Shasta View
Grange members had a picnic
Thursday evening at the J. W.
Judklns ranch.
To Spokane Mrs. Herschel
Morris and daughter, Dolores,
have gone to Spokane to visit
with her mother and brother.
To Visit Relative Mrs. H. O.
Palmer and daughter, Patty, will
leave Monday for Long Beach
where they will visit with Mr.
Palmer s parents and sister.
El Padre
will be cloud Tuesday and
Wednesdays until further
notice..
BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH
"The Community Owned Church With The Chime"
Wistd Street at South 6th
Invite You to the Sunday Service.
10 A.M. "SPIRITUAL VITAMINS"
8 P.M. "PETER'S DIFFICULTY" -
11 A.M. Large Bible School, Bible Trained Teacher.
George W. Wheatley, Pastor
Procedure for endorsing gaso- i
line coupon was explained
BgBin by the district OPA to
day as motorist were reminded
that endorsement on all but
"E" and "R" coupon must be
made not later than July 22.
The endorsements must" be
written, stamped or printed In
ink on the face of each coupon
not later than July 2Z on cou
pons issued before that date,
and immediately after receipt
upon coupons issued on or after
that date, the agency said.
Details for endorsement of the
various types of coupons follow:
On the front of "A" coupons
the license number and state of
registration must be noted.
On "B", "C", "D", "T" and
"TT" coupons, the license num
ber and state of registration
must also be noted, the only ex
ception being in the case of in
terchangeable coupon books is
sued for fleet or official ve
hicles. For these, the official
or ftcct designation (or certifi
cate of war necessity number
In the case at commercial ve
hicle not bearing fleet desig
nation) and the state and city
(or town) in which the principal
office ot the fleet operator is
located.
For "E" and "R" coupons, the
name and address of person to
whom ration is Issued, only ex
ception being that no endorse
ment is required on "E" and
"R" coupon transferred in ex
change for gasoline delivered on
the premises ot the ration hold
er. For "bulk coupons" the name
and address of tho ration hold
er. Bulk coupons issued for fur
lough travel, however, require
no notation, but license number
an tji of realstration must
appear on the validation stamp
to which coupons are awacneo.
For "inventory coupons," the
name and address of the estab
lishment of the dealer or dis
tributor to whom coupons, were
issued.
Courthouse Records
Complaints Filed
Harry Mesner et ux versu M.
L. Johnson, administrator of
James Ryan estate. Suit to quiet
: title- William Ganong, attorney
for plaintitt.
William Clarence LaFay ver
sus Edna May LaFay, Suit for
divorce, charge cruel and in
human treatment. Couple mar
ried In Reno, January 6, 1843.
Plaintiff asks custody of one
minor child. William Kuyketi-
dall, attorney for plaintiff.
' Justice Court
Bud Lee. Operating truck of
excessive height., Fined JS.30.
AWOL
S ON OR A, Calif., W Two
months ago O. K. Peckham re
ported his car stolen. Today the
state highway patrol said it had
been located ir a vacant gar
age near Peckham's bome-
un!n atslicn which had
greased the car returned it last
May 27 to the wrong aooress.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank friends and
relatives for their kindnesses
and beautiful floral offerings
during my recent bereavement.
MARY CLARK.
THAT DEPENDABLE COLUMBIAN SERVICE
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Ground In ' Any Color ontj .
Framed In Attractive Styles
Columbian's Realsrered OpromaMir
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SX. S1DNIY D. NOLO BR. I. V. BROUfiHTON
DR. DON R. HAYLOR DR. C. A- HOUJI
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Out Price Cash or Credit
U1.000 Satltfled Patient
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3B YEARS IN BUSINESS
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Here's your chance
to get on the Roll of
Honor!
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Here's How-
The women of Kfamath county, ted by the Soroptimist'
- dub and the Business and Professional Women, are re
sponsible, foe the July War Bond sa!es
. NOW! Every woman in Klamath county is urged to
buy or sei! fo her neighbor $200 or more in E bonds
before Juiy 3 L
Blank appf ications are available at all banks and
postoffices. Sell the bonds. Turn tn your signed appJt'ca
tjons with check or cosh, to your, nearest bank or post
office or any member of the BPW or Soroptimist cfub, .
or if more convenient, to the Chamber of Commerce.
Then report your safe to Judith Brown, phone 5193, war
savings deportment of the Chamber of Commerce, from
8:00 a. m. to 5.00 p. m., and your name wi!! be pub
lished in the Honor Raff, which wift be a fasting testi
monial to the patriotic women of Klamath county.
Lei's Show ike Men How io Sell Bonds!
Don't Wait! Do It Now!
As our business is catering to housewives, we ore ncrurcHy interested in tee
ing the women's drive go over. Men-aWt tit back and oof Give the fatties ,
Kent!
Carters Fine
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