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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1943)
Awrtint 5, 104S HERALD AKD NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Buys rlanohPau1 Swlgart, nil of Col. Wllllim Swig-art, har imrcliuxod the Beavari ranch and dairy hord locntod flva milai mmtli of Klamath Falls. II li also footling 200 held of hogi. Mr. nnd Mri, Swlgart and six-months-old ion aril moving Into tliHr new homo thin week. Previ ously Swlgurt hid operated commercial finning boit neir Tillamook. From Portland Mr. and Mri. Kmilrt Youiiitrcn and their on Trcl, frnm Portland, are v I n 1 1 Ing nt Hie hnmo of Mm. Victor Orllng, 11102 Lookout, Mri. Or ling l Mr. Yotingran'i aunt Thp Yoiingrom will also villi hrr slsti-r, Mn. W. Johnson. From Lava Badi C. Q. Wood- house, employed by the nallnnil park irrvlc at thn Lava Beds, made a trip Into Klamath Fall Wednesday. . Group to Meet The Spiritual Lifo group of th Katherlna Bcnttlo Missionary loclety will mrrt Frlclny afternoon at 1:30 o'rlH-k lit the home of Mri. Wai tor S. Wulkcr, 3325 Delaware, ilrort. Mra. Alma Meeker will bo In chnrgo of the meeting. Nuriei All active or Inactive gruduutn nurses are aiked to attend a general mobilltatlon of the civilian defenie at Mills ichool Friday, Auguit fl, at 7:30 p. m. Back to Work Mri. Nevarte Smith of 1114 Eait itreet, re turned to work Monday after a week's vacation. Mri. Smith li an employe of the Weyerhaeuier Timber company. HoitMiei Named The hostess commlttoe for the Auguit moot ing of the Esstorn Star Social club on Friday afternoon at the Maionlo temple, 1:48 0 clock, li announced as Mri. Walter Brown, Mn, Hiram Murdoch, Mn. Carl Arthur and Mri. Wil- lard Peyton. To Iowa Untveriity Pvt. Jack Gillette returned to Iowa City Wedneadny night after pending a day In Klumuth Falli vlaitlng hla paronti and friends. He li attondlng ichool at the Unlvenlty of Iowa. Furlough Sergoant Roy Cot trell la vlaitlng frlendi In Klam ath Falli on a leven-day fur lough from Fort Stevens, Ore. On Vacation Deputy Jack Franey li enjoying a two-weeks vacation. To Medford Ray Warner of Klamath Falli made a trip to Medford Thursday, 50 Scouts Ralox at Crescent Lake Camp Swimming, boating, hiking and other forms of recreation arc being enjoyed by SO Boy Scouts this week at their camp at Cres cent Lake, Ore. The boys left Sunday, August 1, and will return next Sunday. Supervising the scouti are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lamott Water front director Is Troy Cook, who Is giving swimming lessons and acting as life guard. MAIL CLOSING TIME (Effactlve July 14, 1(43) Train It Bouthboundi p. m. Train 30 Northboundi 11 a. m. Train 17 Bouthboundi 7 a. m. Train II Northboundi 10 p. m. Medford Stage, Westbound, . I a. m., Evening Airmail, Btagei to Alturai, Ashland, Lake- view and Rocky Point 7 a. as. Lakevlaw first-class mall only, closing at 7 p, m. Homemaklng Committee The Homomaklng committee of the Women of the Moose will spon sor a "Hit and Miss" luncheon on Friday at 12:30 p. m. Hilde- garde McClurg, committee chair man, will be hoatc.il. Card Party The Women of the Moose will sponsor a card party Friday at 2 o'clock. The public Is invited. Hilda McClurg and Madeline Waters will be hostesses. Potluek Supper The Leyal Order of the Moose and the Wo men of the Moose will have a potluek supper at 6:30 p. m. Fri day, A program will follow. All Moose members are Invited. Townsend Club The Town- send club will hold its regular meeting Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the KC hall. Friday night dancing will be postponed until further notice. Communion St. Paul's Epis copal church announces a cele bration of the Holy Communion on Friday morning at 10 a. m for the Feast of the Transfiguration. On Furlough PFC Eugene Traylor has been home on a 13 day furlough visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Traylor and hla wife. He left tier Tuesday to return to hi station In Ariz ona. . In Bend Mri. Roie Pool and Mrs. W. E. Lamm are In Bend on business. Camping at Lake Mri. Wll lard Dryden and two children of 1842 Portland street, accompan ied by Mrs. Dryden'i slater, Mri. Gertrude Hansen and children, are spending thli week on a va cation camping trip at Crescent lake. In Hospital Mn. William Cody of Shipplngton la In the Mnmain valley noapiui recov erlng from a irrioui illness. Marine Visits PFC Weston Engle of Fort Klamath la home on leave after spending 19 months overseas. Engle wai on of the marine! at Guadalcanal, False Alarm The fire depart ment wai called to the Palm hotel at 631 South Sixth itreet at 0:48 o'clock Tuesday night on a false alarm. From Lakevlew T. F. Thome, rationing specialist with the OPA, returned from Lake view Thursday morning. Mother Visits Mn. Florence Elites, mother of Mrs. Mildred Kissler, arrived Wednesday night from Portland to visit her daughter. She will remain about a month. To Valley CUTford Jackson and David AUen of th OPA field office, left Thursday on a hiiainru trln to Medford. Ash land, Grants Pasa and Rose- burg. They will return eitner Saturday or Monday. To Lakeview First Class Specialist Dan Schreiber of the navy recruiting office will make Ulna trln to Lakevlew Friday and will not be In his office here between s a. m. ana p. m. VITAL STATISTICS 13 Years Of Negatives On File! Since 193o Konnell-Ellli Has Kept Alt Negatives On File For Your Convenience Come In . Look Them Over And Order From Those Old Proofs You May Have Forgotten! HOOPER Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., on August Z, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard B. Hooper, Midland, a girl. Weight: 6 pounds 14 ounces, attack. Klamath Sales Drop During Juris) Sales figures In Klamath Falls showed a 9 per cent drop during thn month of June, according to a United States census bureau re port. Klamath Falli wai the only town In the itat to show a sales decrease, Oregon s Inde pendent retailers si a whole In creasing sales by 23 per cent In June. Oregon's shos stores, their sales appsrently Increased in stead of decreased by rationing, showed an 89 per cent increase in June over last year, the bu reau said. Sales of women's clothes Jumped 64 per cent; Jewelry stores, 74 per cent. Most spec tacular gain was Portland's shoe stores 136 per cent. Retail trsde rose 35 per cent In Eugene, 33 per cent in Portland, and 15 per cent In Salem.. Louie Dixon Gets Officer's Commission Louie Dixon of Klamath Falli : wai one of nine Oregon men re cently commissioned second lieu tenants at Camp Lee, Vs., It was learned today. Other officer candidates from : Oregon who received commis sions were Robert E. Brace, Pen dleton; William H. Cash, Oak-; ridge: William F. Lawson, Sa lem; and Harry L. Nelion, New-berg. Automobile Liability Insur ance to comply with the NEW LAW. Hans Norland, 119 N. 7th Bt. Phone 7176. NO REPLY LOS ANGELES. (P) Man ager Harry R. 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