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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1943)
'AiiKUHt 20, 1048 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE F1VK Leave Kvnrott LuLondo, ion of Mr, and Mri, R, A. LuLondo, 1)23 Uplunn itroct, rnturned to Portland on Sunday ovnnlnK, und Muiter Snrcunt L, A, Mlchuiul returned tlio sumo eve nlnil to lliininior Fluid, Fresno, Cullf. Doth were here for tlio wcddlnu of Lieut, and Mri. Li'onnrd P, Mlchaud which took plnco Innt work. Return! Durlens McDanloU hai returned home from Ban Kranclsco and other bay cltlei af ter vlsitlnu with roliitlve for tho piutt two inonlhi. While In Sun fram-isco iho wa employed In the office of the Coffln-Rcdlnu-ton Wholesale Drug company. Dnrlccn will enter tho full term at Orcuon Stuto college. O Resigns Position Mm. F.dllh ickcr, food clerk at the wur price und rution board, hai ro il lined her position, effective Sat urday, Auuunt 21. She will spond a week In Son Francisco, and will return accompanied by her ion Joel. It wai not announced who will take her place ai food clerk. From Loi Angelti Dob Rob ert!, representative of tho West orn Livestock Journal, hua been In Klumalli county doing field work for tho Journal. Ho culled on aovornl cattlemen in thla dls trict, and left Friday afternoon for Lukevlew. Ilia homo officu aro in Los Angeles. From Stockton Mra. H. E. Wheeler, and her two children, Juno und Allen, liuvo arrived dom Stockton, Calif., und aro sltlnii at the home of her mil ler, Mra. Edward Kllover, 230 Hillside avenue. Vlalta Parenta Mra. John Woollnulon of Portland la veil ing here ul tho homo of her parents, Mr. and Mra. Jack Al mcter, 330 Delta atrect. She la accompanied by her two children. From Portland Mr. and Mri. S. H. Coddard, 2205 Da r row avenue, have at their gucat thla week Mra. Dora Howard, a coil am of Mn. Goddard'i, from Portland. Return Marvin Hlxon and , Oscar Home, Investlgatora from the CPA, returned Friday from Q, bualnesa trip to Dend and rlnovllle. From Portland W. H. McCar ger and Blair Stewart of the Portland district office of the OrA are In Klamath county at the present time making a study of milk producing condition!. From Vacation David Allen, chief prico officer at the field office of the OPA, returned Fri day from his vacation In Palo Alto. Improving William McDan tel, who wai Injured whlio at work Inst Monday, Is rapidly Im proving at his home at 206 Mich igan avenue. Visit Here Mr. and Mra. Sam Freeman from Portland spent lnct weekend with their mother, Qra. L. H. Smith of Beverly TTclghtsIn Klamath Falli, Vlalta Parenta Mr. and Mri. Wurron Poolo of San Leandro, Cullf., aro visiting at the home of lila parents, Mr. and Mn. C. A, Poole, 221S Vine avenue, and hor puronls, Mr. and Mri, Hay Telford, 410 Conger ave nue. They will remain for 10 dnyi. At Convention Reverend and Mn. Bertrand F, Peterson and daughter, Maria Wright, Patricia Clegg and Olorla tlcarth are attending the Twin Rocks, Ore., Nazarcne Young Pcoplo'i convention of tho North Pacific district. They will return on Saturday evening. On Furlough Charles Peck, T8 with the army at Comp Chuffec. Ark., Is home on fur lough end ii visiting with his father, Charles A. Peck, route 3, box 1052. Peck went Into the army with the Wcbfoot division In the Turner Chovrolcl cam pulgn lust September. In Hospital Mrs. Evolyn Skupan, formerly of Klamath Falls, is now In the Kern Gen nil lumnltul at Bikcrsflold. Calif., with the San Joaquin fever. Mrs. Bkupun came 10 Fellows, Calif., to make her homo with her mother while her husband Is In tho service. Police Court In police court Frliinv momlim there were nine traffic ticket casei, 1 drunk and two vugs. , TUI lUUIj nii;!;liliiillllll!lilii;llilil MAIL CLOSING TIME (Effective July 14. 1S43) Train 19 Southbound! S p. m. Train 20 Northbound! 11 a. m. Train 17 Southbound: 7 a. m. . Train II Northboundi 10 p. m. Medlord Stage. Westbound. 8 p. m Evening Airmail. Stages to Alturaa. Ashland, Lake- view and Rocky Point. 7 a. as. Lakeriew first-class mall only, doting at 7 p. m. Party The Loyal Order of the Moose will hold the regular Sat urday night party for mombers and prospective membcri at 0:30 o'clock In the Moose hall August 21. Card Party The Loyal Order of the Mooae will sponsor a card party Saturday, August 21, at 8 p. m. in the basement of the Moose hall. This ii the third of the series, and the public Is In vited to attend. FOR SCHOOL Sport Coats and Slacks All-wool Coals $13.95 up Slacks, all-wool and wool mixtures. $7.95 to $12.50 DREW'S MANSTORE 733 Main SUPPOSE IT HAD TO LAST A LIFETirJE your car wu - I H tionf .r,lfit ' . . l - -ut. .o set another! would D" j.rk.no-e under peacettme practices . three vears. every two - and work with us. theknow-iww. a 4.. .,ni IntotalK u H. E. HAUGER 1330 Main mitm WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 (P) War department recordi showed today that an Associated Press dispatch received yesterday from allied headquarter! In North Africa reporting the death of General Louli Marie Koeltz, commander of the French 19th army corpi, wai erroneoui. The dispatch laid that the American Legion of Merit med al had been given posthumously to General Koeltz. This appar ently wai due to confusion of hla name with that of General Marie Joseph Edouard Welvert, who wai killed while leading French troopi In the Plchon lector In Tunisia last April and who wai awarded the Legion of Merit of Allied Leaders In the North African campaign to receive the American award, is alive. An Algleri broadcast to day said "General Koeltz is in perfect health." OBITUARIES JOSEPH MILLER LAMSON Joseph Milter Lamson, for the last twenty-three yean a resident of Westwood, Calif., passed away at the home of his daughter, Mri, Martin E. Ramsby, 621 North Fifth street, on Thursday, Au gust 10, 1043, at 2:02 a. m., fol lowing an Illness of leven months. He wai a native of Springfield, III., and at the lime of hli death wai aged 76 years, 4 months and 25 days. Mr. Lam son wai Justice of the peace in Westwood, Calif., at the time of hli death. Surviving are three sons, Joseph William Lamson, of Nubieber, Calif., Robert Lee Lamson of Kansas City, and John Lamson of Redding, Calif.; three daughters, Mrs. J. S. Starr of Westwood. Calif., Mrs. Russell Hlllery Totman of Berkeley, Calif., and Mrs. Martin E. Rami by of this city; one brother, Ora L. Lamson of San Jose, Calif., and seven grandchildren. The re mains rest in the Earl Whltlock Funeral home, Pine street at Sixth. Notice of funeral to be an nounced at this time. WILLIAM HENRY OREGORY William Henry Gregory, for the last thirty years a resident of Klamath county, Ore., passed away In this city on Friday, Au gust 20, 1943, at 3 a. m., follow ing an Illness of but a few days. He wai a native of Siskiyou county, California, and at the time of hli death wai aged 77 yean, 8 months and 28 days. Sur viving U one brother, Charles ripannfu nf Mintaffn. fn 1 1 TU- remains rest in tho Earl Whltlock ' Funeral home, Pine street at Sixth. Notice of funeral to be an nounced at a later date. Oregon ! Trail Displays VITAL STATISTICS WILKINS Born at Llghtfoot hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., on August 19, 1943, to Mr. and Mri. R. B. Wilkins, Burncy, Calif., a boy. Weight: 6 pounds 8 ounces. MORGAN Born at Llghtfoot hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., on August 19, 1943, to Mr. and Mri. Walter Morgan, Beatty, a boy. Weight: 7 poundi 14 ounces. McDANIELS Born at Klam ath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., on August 18, 1043, to Mr. and Mrs. Lynn McDan lels, 737 North Ninth street, a girl. Weight: 6 pounds 10 ounces. Courthouse Records Justice Court Stella Louise Shadduck. Fail ure to procure operator's license. Fined $5.50. Martin David Shell. Operating a truck of excessive width. Fined $5.50. Germany is beginning to bleed Internally, and we Intend to continue until tho bleeding has become a fatal hemorrhage. Brig.-Ccn. Haywood S. Nansell Jr., of the 8th air force. Have You Sean Have you seen the glassware, pottery and silver tableware In the small window of the United Statei National bank? Two decanters used by officers at Fort Warner, now in Lake county, are exhibited there an well as an early American teapot and an old fashioned porridge cup. Beautiful old glassware and an elaborate silver butter dish are also shown. FUNERAL JOSEPH MILLER LAMSON Funeral services for the late Joseph Miller Lamson- of West wood, Calif., who passed away in this city on Thursday, August 19, 1943, will be held in Westwood, Calif., on Monday afternoon, Au gust 23, 1943. Commitment serv ices and interment will follow in Westwood cemetery. Friends are invited. Arrangements are under the direction of the Earl Whit lock Funeral home of this city. To California H. H. Hilton will leave Friday night for Peb ble Beach, Calif., where he will visit his mother. Life Lost in Air Collision of Bombers WALLA WALLA, Aug. 20 UP) Two army four-englned bombers collided In flight and crashed between Redmond and Madras, Oregon, yesterday with the loss of one life, public relations of ficer at the Walla Walla air field announced last night. The-single victim failed to leave the plane from which all other crew members parachuted safely. The pilot of the second plane crashlanded and crew members were able to walk away from the spot, although the plane was considered a total loss. PTA Head Named on Safety Committee PORTLAND, Aug. 20 UP) The appointment of Mri. F. W. Blum, president of the Oregon Congress of Parents and Teach ers, to the chairmanship of the Oregon Safety association's home safety committee, was announced today by President Gordon G. Steele. Classified Ads Bring Results. THAT DEPENDABLE COLUMBIAN SERVICE FOR OVEIl 31 YE AltS Coftiultatioa Without Obligation Columbian's Registered Optometrists DR. BID O. NOLE8 Or. O. T Oluow Dr. Sidney O. Noln, Jr. Dr. E. V. Broughton Dr. Don B. Hylor Dr. C. A. Boum Correction Through error, the price of this shoe wai omitted from the Penney ad In yes terday's paper. The correct price is given below. Girls' Comfy SLACK SHOES Popular moccasin type for comfort. $2.98 golden westX ( COFFEE takes the MJ p 7 glass shortage XPatrfotic sbide. The government's severe restrictions on glass foTco'ffeel packaging and the lifting of coffee rationing is responsible for the appearance at your favorite grocery, of Golden West Coffee in , glassine-lined papsr bags. The necessity for packaging Golden West Coffee in other than tin or glass in this emergency is indeed unusual, but doing unusual things will help win this war. Here Is how you can help without depriving yourself of the traditional freshness and flavor of Golden West Coffee "let every other pound of Golden West Coffee you buy, be the emergency war time package". The price of the new package will be slightly lower, than the glass jar. Drip or Regular Grind, of course.' toldem West DiBfee IN THE WESr IT'S 60WEN WEST COFFEE FINAL AUGUST 1 SWIM SUITS Jantzen and Flexeea Iij latest styles and fabrics. 4.95 TO 9.95 VALUES AT Vi OFF Last Call for Van Raalta Fabric Gloves Clearaway of all rammer styles in whit and pastel shades. - 79c s, 1.00 Values Values WHILE THEY LAST Women's and Children's Hats m 7 1 1 Choice of entire remaining stock: of summer I ff styles . .UU I Summer . . Jewelry Clearaway 2 FOR .00 Pins, necklaces, bracelet! and earrings in assorted styles. Ladies' Handbag Close-out One lot of hl-color fabrics. Mostly -I envelooe styles. s m 1 Choice ,.IJIJ ODORA CLOSETS Protect your clothes now more than ever from moths and dust. Limited number only. Shop early,. LARGE SIZE - 22 x 24 60 IN. HIGH 3.98 JUMBO SIZE 60 IN. HIGH 5.95 v. IEI! IIFFEIEIT! !in Tl IIII! v T1EY FLOAT! TIET'RE WASHABLEt THEY'RE SANITA1Y1 ART DEPT. - MEZZANINE THE WOMAN'S STOBE jhcV
