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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1943)
'Aiiffiint 3, 1043 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVE w Buth'i Have Second Bon A second mill win born to Mr. mid Mr. Jim Hush on Monday aftor niioii ut llio Sucrod Heart hoi pllul In Mudfurd; weight eight pound and ton ouncei. Mr. mid Mr. Bush uro former resi dents of Klumuth Falls, whore lin wuh inaiiuuor of the local of Ilco of Pacific Fliianuo corpora tion. Mrs. Bush wui member of the fuculty of Klamath Union hllth school for inuny yi-nr. Mr. Hush Is now mnnniior of the Med ford brunch of the office of do ' fi'iiso Iruusportntlon, Return Mr. unci Mrs. R. F. McC'riii'kcn left Sunday night for their homo at Grave Creek. Ore lion. They were culled here by tho Illness of his brother, Roy, who underwent a major opera lion at the Illllsldo hospital on Oily iitl. They woro guesti here the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Kd MiCriH'ken, 3DH1 llomedale road. rttlurn to Ft. Kaox Pvla. Duri'ull 11. nnd Leslie R. Alex ander huve returned to Ft. Knox, Ky., uflnr hnvliig spent a week ,'. with their mother. Mrs. Bessla 1. Alexander, 24UD ilopo street. Police Court In police court Tuesduy morning there wore five drunks, one drunk and dis orderly cuse. three case of dis orderly conduct and five traffic ticket cases. Gats Award Pfc. Victor Or ling tins been awarded a good conduct medul. Ha ia stationed with the medical corps at Camp Iliirklcy, Tcxof. Former Resident Mrs. Harry Robinson, who until recently lived In Klamath Falls, visited here Sunday and Monday en route to her home In Vallejo, Calif, Mrs, Robinson was called to Brownavlllo, Ore., to attend the funeral of her father, John NewlHnd. Mr. and Mrs. New land visited several time in Kla math Falls nnd had many friends here who will regrot to hear of his death. riorlty Analyst To VUit Klamith Richard H. McCormlck, prior ity analyst from the war produc tion board In Portland, will be In Klamath Falls Thursday, Au gust 12, to discuss priority mat- tori with any Interested personi here, A conference with McCormlck can be arranged by calling the chamber of commerce at 8193 for an appointment, which must be made in advance. An effort Is being made to end an expert on priorities to Klamath Falls at regular In tervals. No Mora Victory Garden Gasoline No more allotment) of gaso line for victory garden work can be Issued, war price and ration- Visiting Parents Mrs. Robert Pdbey (Phyllis Aubrey) la visit ill her parents here while Ab bey I on a business trip to Mos cow, Idaho. Visitor Here E. W. Crighton, sales manager of R. M. Wade and company, Portland, was a business visitor In Klamath Falls Monday. Returns to Ashland B. J. , Dunn of Ashland was a Klamath Kails visitor last week and re turned to Ashland late in the week. Klamath Visitor Mrs. Emma Ahlstrom of Ashland visited with her daughter, Mrs. Duke Lorton of Klamath Falls, recentty. III Marilyn Homlngsan, aLiughtcr of Mr. and Mn. H. C. UrVmingacn of 1304. Crescent avenue, is ill at her home. From Vacation T. F. Thome, OPA rationing specialist, re turned from his vacation on the coast Tuesday and resumed hit work at the field office. Fuel Ratloner Daniel Rohrer, axsLitant fuel rationing repre sentative from the Portland OPA, will be In Klamath Fall for scvoral days on business. MAIL CLOSINO TIME (Effective July U, 19431 Train 19 Southbound! p. m. Train 20 Northbound! II a. m. Train 17 Southbound! 7 a. m. Train II Northbound! 10 p. m. Medtord Bias, wesioouno. n m.. Evanlna Airmail Stages to Alturas, Ashland, Lake- view end Rocky Point. 7 a. am. Lakevlew lirst-class mall only, closing at 7 p. m. American Legion The Amerl- ri i.ninn will entertain mem bers of the post and the auxiliary uilih Bntertnlnment and a dinner, starting at :30 p. m. Tuesday In the Memorlol hall at Fourth street and Kiamoth avenue. All members of the Amerlcon Legion and the auxlilury are urged to at This ! not a potluck din ner. The plana of the August bond drive will be presented and committee namea. FUNERAL JAMES C. HENSON Th funeral service! for the late Jamea G. Hcnson. who awav In this city on Au giuit 2, will take place from the ,-hnnr.i nf Ward Klamath Fu neral Home, 92S High atreet, on Wednesday morning ai ;ju o'clock. Tho Rev. B. V. Brad the Rev. Daniel An derson will officiate. Following the services the remains win oe taken to Mcdford, Ore., where f-nmmitmnnt services ana inter ment will take place in the fam lly plot or tne iwr cemetery Friends are Invited to auena. OLD TIMES n at.m art. Tex.. (IFi Dalhart hn-t rhaneed a bit In SO years Take the word of J. W. Blue Stevena and Charlie Vincent, hm for a reunion of the X1T, three-million-acre rancn. In the lBBUs they slept on tne grasi. Now they re sleeping on the courthouse lawn a housing hnrtaae is responsible. it nrf tn hit the covotea and rattlesnakes that kept us awaxc, th.v uld. "Last night It was heavy bomb er from- the air base." VITAL STATISTICS BALL Born at Klamath Val ley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., on August 2, 1943, to Mr. and Mn. Everett R. Ball, 2024 Recla mation street, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds fit ounces. HOOKER Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., on August 2, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard B. Hooker, Midland, a girl. Weight: 6 pounds 14 ounces. VAN BRUNT Born at Klam ath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., on July 31, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Van Brunt, Route 1, Bonanza, a boy. Weight: 7 pound 11 ounces. WEBER Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore, on August 2, 1043, to Mr. and Mrs. John Wcbcr, Route 3. Dux 024. a girl. Weight: 6 ' pound 44 ounces. They (Sicily landing forces) snld they were too busy, so there I wns stuck with 40 prisoners. Scrgt. Ronald Snyder, paratroop er who captured 40 Italians will aid of one comrudo. Die for Mussolini and Hitler aV live for Italy and for clvlllza ""ii. FDR-Churchill message to Italians. Paul O. Landry thlt question) "If the plate glass In our ahew windows should be cracked or broken as result ei an earthquake would I be protected from loss with a plate glass In surance policy?" For Information on any Insurance problem, consult THE LANDRY CO., 419 Moln St. Phone 5612 The Courthouse la Now One Block Down the Street From Out Office. Ing officials said today. The time limit on application ex pired July 12. Allotments up to that date were made for the gar dening season. Motorists Warned To Obty Military Folic Officers SALEM, Aug. 3 (P) Motor ist must obey military police officer Just a they would obey civilian officer, Secretary of State Bob Farrell said today in connection with the large move ment of military vehlclea on Oregon highway. "Extensive military maneuv er In central Oregon are now under way, and during August a large number of military truck convoy will be moving over Oregon highways," Farrell satd. He said the largest move- Courthouse Records Marriage HAIRRELL OVERSON. Wil liam Monlduke Halrrell, Jr., 21, Southern Pacific clerk. Native of Florida, resident of Klamath Fall. Shirley Muriel Overson, 10, drug atore clerk. Native of Wyoming, resident of Klamath Fall. Justice Court Edwin Merrett Kersey. No license tags. Flrtod 13.90. Joe Patrick McClane. No warning device. Fined 17. Faith Adeline Hunzlker.'Per mitting four people to ride in the front seat. Fined f 5.80. Ross Clifford Simmers. Oper ating truck of excessive width. Fined 128, f 10 suspended. ment early In August will be over the McKenzie and South Santiam highway. Instructions on Fuel Oil Ration Expected Here New Instruction on the plan for allotlng fuel oil should reach the war price and rationing board by mld-AuRust, it was reported today. Since the plan has been changed the board has not Is sued any oil for summer fill-up of tank because this would ne-j cessitate a duplication of work.' People In need of oil for trac tor or of Diesel oil may still; make application and receive; their oil, board members sald.j You can't run a place like this from desk. Warden Roy Beat of Colorado penitentiary. If you want to sell It phone The Herald and Newt "wan. ads," 3124. ICE CREAM SOCIAL Klamath Lutheran Church Cross and Crescent Street 7:30. Wednesday, Aug. 4 Homemade Cake EVERYONE WELCOME ASY SCRAPPII Uj cups Altxra Corn Mist top. lt Kup.pPPr I Ik. bulk uiiiui 1 cum cola wuf Add ssuisie to cold wster In top of Urge best, stirring. Slowly add Alb.r iCorn , Mcjl. silrr na constantly to avoid lumping. Add It snd pepper, cover, place over hot water, and cook ;1 hr.Taste, add salt if necessary and a little ise or poultry sea.onlng also If de l red sndpour'm.o bread loaf pan that has been rins.5 in cold water. Coof. then cover and chill overnight. Slice W thick, roll in flouri and brown In hot fat. Serve for br.sk-. f., Junch or supper. Makes 10 to U gen.r out servings. Albm Com Mtal, hlk Whil, nd Wln h uMMmt, fine-JloivrtJ, fiufttxlurtd- juH right" fir ptrfitt reoiag ruulhl 5P Stave EPoSmDs and Lomey SEE Smfioweny WcaHraes! It will pay you to investigate and see for yourself! 7 K ' X , ' Green er Yel low ...2-Lb. Bag 12 23c 13c it it ' Split Peas Pork & Beans KTu, Lima Beans 7A California Large .... 2-Lb. Pkg. Beans n(tJ .Lb. pk9. 20c PeaS Gardenslde No. 2 can2 for25C B,i, Del Monte Diced BeetS No. 303 Glass iC , Country Home Cream 1C Orn 11.1. No. 2 Can l Style No. 2 Can Whole Kernel No. 2 can t 11 Vecj-AII Larson' ...ll-o. Glass SPRY SHORTENING 3-U. J.r 6tc (12 points, red) 15c 27 A. -:r Valley Gold I lWIJ Ho, 2 J Tin xi Del Monte DoLuxo riunis 24c 13 No. 303 Glas -w PearS crown Point No. 2 Can 21 C . Peaches H.r c.n 21c Peaches IT"?" 23c AoDlesauce ZTti&lSc 4 Grapefruit Juice' 0 Town House 41-oa. Can WC " Tomatoes Srd2Tc: -14c 13 23 23 14 A SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING 3-Lb. Jar 68c (12 points, red) I r i33r- IVORY SOAP Medium Z Size Bar D frcsA Pndttc PAROWAX, Mb. pkg 13 SUGAR, Whit Satin, 5-lb. bag 32c 10-lb. tack 62 IRAN, Noblseo, 100, Mb. pkg 19 OLD FASHIONED OATS, Alber, 3-lb. pkg 22c MAINSAIL SEA MUSSELS, lO'z-oi. can 34c A 4 H SODA, Vi-lb. pkg Sc OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, Na. 1 cant 21 5e LAVA SOAP, med. bar 317e SHOE POLISH, Shinola White Liquid, 10c boHla 21 Sc MATCHES, Searchlight, ctn 27e CORN STARCH, Argo, Mb. pkg 215e DERBY STEAK SAUCE, S-oi IS ORANGES, Sunkist, full of juice lb. 10c GRAPEFRUIT, Marth seedless, for summer breakfast lb. 9c LEMONS, Sunkitr, large, juicy lb. 12c CABBAGE, crisp head far lalads .lb. Sc STRING BEANS, tender and meaty lb. 12'ic Sited y ttat$ If you can't bate your own bretd (Acre's none mere mtUfyint than JULIA LIE WRIGHT'S BREAD It's Fresh! , 13c VA-lb. Loaf ,R Beef Roasts u. 28c R Brisket Boiling Beef Pound ... 'C ,R Ground Beef Lb.29c ,R Veal Roasts Lb.30c 8R Breast of Veal Lb.22c 3R Bacon Jowls Lb. 21c Broilers S::...Yd8'k Lb.47c FISH Chinook Salmon Sliced. Lb. 49c Halibut 8Ue.d Lb.40c (Ground fresh when you buy It!) Edward Coffea ......lb. 26c Chat & Sanborn ...lb. 30c Maxwell Houte lb. 33c Golden West lb. 33c AND OTHERS Mb Him Komemadd Bread for Lunch Box Sandwiches GlVE that war worker of your the extra lunch bos treate he de eervea. Bake him homemade bread! It good homemade flavor will en tice him to eat every crumb. And, remember, bread baked with to day' enriched flour aasurea your worker the iron and B vitamina be need. MUM mii-Sift flour before end after meaauring. Flour pack down and cannot be measured accurately until loosened up by sifting. Knead dough in bowl with light, quick movements until it no longer clings to the sides. Bake bread until it gives a hollow sound when thumped with finger. Removt from pans, cool on rack. Mind you, it's easy to bake bread nowadays. With the new home type flour that's made especially for home baking you can't fail, Try this tested recipe and see: Sift enriched home-type flour, measure 9 oups. sift again. Heat 1 Vi cups milk, add 1 H cups water; cool to lukewarm; add 1 cakes fresh yeast, crumbled, 3 tbsps. sugar, 14 tbsps. salt; stir until dissolved. Add flour and 3 tbsps. shortening, mix until combined. Knead on lightly-floured board until smooth. Place in greased bowl, cover with damp cloth; let rise in warm place (80 to 85 F.) to double in bulk, about 2 hours. Punch down; let rise again until double in bulk, about 1 hour. Di vide into three equal parts; shape each into ball and let stand on lightly-floured board 15 minutes. Shape into 3 loaves; place in well greased bread pans (9 x 4 x 3); let rise in warm place until well rounded over top .of pan, about 1 hour. Bake in hot oven (450 F.) 15 minutes; then moderate oven (385 F.), about 30 minutes longer or until done. Make 3 one-pound lot VO. RED POINT VALUES "R Canned Milk Carnation, Bordens, Cherub, er Alpine Baby Tins 5e 4R Crisco l-Lb. Caries.. 24c R Mazola Oil Pint Class . 31c ,R Oleomargarine 49c Shortening 8wUf s JewelL l ib. Ctn. 20c 4R Shortening ESLm. ou22c 12R S-Lb. Class J JOw t.AA ( points) was ' Crater Lake.. 33c Salt Maximum plain or lodlaad. 2t-os. pkg. 8c Instant Oatmeal 15c Baking Powder 12-Os. Can 43c Olives Lindsay Jumbo.. ..Pint Class 27c Tissue Paper So Oltim 3 Mils 24c KM IB B... B l-Lb. Pkg.. 2,0,25c Salad Dressing DudMM.j13c 16-es. Jar 2S4 Mineral OUSSTjL ..Quart 61c Peanut Butter Real Roast. 2-Lb. Jar 55c Peanut Butter 8klppy. 1Lb. j 40c Mustard French's. 8-0 1. Bottle 2,2Se F E w Y- GOOD IATINO RICIPIS-That's ' what you'U find in Julia Lee Wright's article in Family Circle Magazine this week. 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