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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1943)
AiiKUnt 24, 1043 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE TM Baok Hero Mr. unci Mm. Ed-mil- Unrd returned luat wook to Klnniutli Fnl In from Smith HIv wlioro they Imvo nponitod a cluliy fiirni (ir tho punt Hovorol months, i Unrd enllHted In the mi vy ri'citnlly unci will loiivo Here th Ik weok (or Fiirramit, Iclii Mm. Unrd will rcmuln In Klam ath KM In. 1 l On Leave Jiick Hnniion, ion or Mr. mid Mm, a. W. Hanson OHO Division atreet, li homo on loiivo from tho Portlnnrt nrmy nlr hniio. llo li In tho BUth nrmy nlr forro bond, and la to report DiicK Srplombor B. Roturna Jonn Ruwllna of Your Store, Inc., returned Sun clay from Pocos, Tox., whoro iiho linn spent a abort time with her Jutnbnnd, Hernia Rnwllns, who In itloned there. Director's Meeting There will bo a rritulnr meeting of the chamber of commerce board of director! Wedncaday hoon. It wai announced that from now on there l to bo a meeting ovory wednoanny. Contact L e o t a Oarratt Wayne Gnrrett, thoujiht to be Uvliig In Klnmnlh Fulls. In axked to contnet Leota Garrett In Wil Iowa, Ctillf., an aoon a poiuiblo. From South Fuye Blclin and Joyce Hinhn havo returned from a trip which took them to the bny area In California. They nava occn there for aome time, To Portland Mnyor John Ifnuaton left Mnndny nluht for ffitrtlnnri on btulneaa. Ho will lelurn on Snturdny nlKht. Police Court In police court Tuesday morning thero were two drunks, one vnif. and 14 traffic ticket eases. Back Home Sut. Earl W. Tlchenor and family have re turned to Klamnth Fnlla aftor spending- two week on tho Ore gon const. From Vacation Mra. R. D. Filer, clerk at the field office of the OPA, returned today from her vacation. Nutrition Committee The Klamnth county nutrition com mittee will meet at the chamber of commerce, Friday at 10 a. m, Courthouse Records Complalnta Filed Norval N. Greenlenf veraua Dorothy Faye Grconleaf. Suit for divorce, charge cruel and in human treatment. Couple mar ried In Mcdford, September 2, 1032. Plaintiff aaka cuatody of three minor children. J. C. O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff. Lottie P. Corlaon veraua Le Imid S. Poolo et al. Suit to quiet title. L. Orth Siacmoro, attor ney for plaintiff. Juatlce Court William Bcrton Ulrlch. No operator'! license $25 bond for feiture. Eincr Nelson. Drunk on pub lic highway. Fined $10 or 8 days. Harold Leon Wallace. Allow ing four people to rido In front acnt. Fined $5.80. yrhmnna Jefferson McKlnney. jTJ tall light. Fined $5.80. VITAL STATISTICS BIRTHS REEDER Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Fnlla, Ore., on Auguat 21, 1043, to Mr. and Mra. A. C. Reeder, 433 North Tenth afreet, a boy. Weight: 7 pounda HAND CANNON Hand cannon were used by the Flemish aa early aa the 14th con tury, but the exact date of the Invention of this weapon la unknown. COAL ffoir 0 Will give you more heat per dollar. We sincerely urge you to get your winter's supply ai once while we can get the eoal. , Hp) , . Phone Your Order FRED H. HEILBRONNER "Fuels That Satisfy" Plus Service MERRILL Gsriei Hill, Mgr. . Phone SO To Lakevlew Dun Schrclbor, recruiter for tho nuvy hero, will go to Lnkovlow on bualnoaa Wed nesday, accompanied by R, D. Eller. Schrolber will not bo in lila offlco from 0 a. m. to 5 p. m. Now Beauty Operator Ruth Dickson i has announced that Verla McCabo la now with the Star beauty anion at 438 Main atreot, She waa formerly associ ated with Boito'a bonuty ahop. Returns From Vlalt Virgil Voitch returned here laat week after apondlng aovcral dnya In linker visiting rolutlvoa and friends. MAIL CLOSING TIME (Effective July 14. 1843) Train 19 Southbound! p. m. Train 20 Northbound! 11 a. ra. Train 17 Southboundi 7 a. ra. Train 1$ Northboundi 10 p. m. Mtdlord Stage, Westbound, 8 p. m Evening Airmail, Stages to Alturaa, Ashland, Lake- vlsw and Rocky Point 7 a. aa. Lakevlew ilrat-class mall only. closing at 7 p. m. Meeting Changed Tha Town send club auxiliary will meet on Thursday of this week in stead of Wednesday. All mem bers aro to attend the funeral of tho late Orle Smith on Wed nesday at 2 p. m., from Ward's funeral home. Saturday Dancea Dancing will be reaumcd every Satur day night starting this weekend at the KC hall at 9 p. m. Real old-time music has been en gaged by the Townsend club. The public la Invited to come and bring their frienda. Croupa to Meet Group two of the Womcn'a Council of the First Chriatlan church will meet with Mra. Arthur Bates, 838 Lin coln street, and group one will meet with Mra. Gerald Wlcker ahnm, 1541 Avalon street, on Thursday at 2 p. m. Publto Card Party The Wom en of the Moose will hold a pub lic card party In the Moose hall, Wednwday at 8 p. m. This la tho third of the acrlca. Lucky Thuraday Club Flor ence Young will entertain the Lucky Thuraday Pinochle club on August 26 for luncheon at 1 p. m. Merry Mixers The Merry Mlxera will meet on Thuraday, Auguat 26. at 8 p. m at the home of Jo Paup, 414 North Ninth street. Happy Day Sewing club Mrs. Wiard and Mra. Stilea will entertain the Happy Day Sewing club Thuraday afternoon, Auguat 26, at the Wiard home, 2705 Wlard lane. Pinochle Party The Eagles' auxiliary will give a pinochle party on Thursday evening at 8 p. m. at the Eagles hall on Ninth and Walnut streets. The public Is Invited. Rebekah Social Club rne ne bckah Social club will meet on Wednesday, August 25, at Mrs. Wilson's homo at 406 Lincoln street at 1 p. m. All Rebckahs and visiting Rebckahs are wel come. fiaablna The Haablns of the Eagles auxiliary will meet, on Wednesday evening at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Mary Lewis. WARNING! IIWAII OF dowel vjonr.io lioundwormi Inside you or your eh I Id can CJiutM real trouble. And you may not know what li wron. Warning eltna are i "picky' appetite, nervouineu uneaay etomach. Itching parts. Get JaynVa Vermifuge right way WAYNE'S la America') leading pro prtelary worm medicine t used by ml II lone Acta gently yet exnela roundworms. ID sure you get JAYNLV8 VRMU'UGfi MERRILL MAUN TULELAKE The bear Utah coal you can buy, Famous "Aberdeen" and "Costlogate" Lump and Nut . Coals. TODAY. Merrill 50 CANAL CLAIMS 19 VICTIMS SINCE 190G Names of 10 persons who have drowned In the government can al In Klamath Falls alnca 1006 have been compiled by the Eagles lodge committee, which Is urging fencing of tha atream. Because of the difficulty of acarchlng the records, commit tee members said the list may not be complete and not In every case was the exact location of the tragedy listed. Here is the list: Michael Moore, adult, July, 1006. William H. Conklln, 8, Sep tember, 1006. Frank Southmayd, adult, July, 1016. Jomes Carr. adult, May, 1026. Charles Truman Boynton, adult, June, 1026. Curtis Edgar Putnam, 10, Aug uat. 1030. George Donald Combs, 10, Auguat, 1031. Ben Swandaon, 33, May, 1032. Lawrence Vernon Aubrey, 10, Auguat, 1035. John Oddo, 65, September, 1037. Caaaie Geraldine Ross, 35, July, 1030. Edna Duffy George, April, 1041. Mavis Murlcne George, April, 1041. Gertie Berkley Duffy, April, 1041. Theodore McKinley Walker, April, 1041. Thomos G. Smith, adult, Ap ril, 1041. William A. Gray, May, 1042. Rocco Mario Monera, Septem ber. 1042. Eugene Charles Jackson, Aug ust, 1043. UMBRELLA BIRD The tropical American um brella bird gets Its name from a mushroom-shaped crest of feath ers on top of its head, which It can raise at will. There will be three birthdays celebrated, those of Annette Hall, Stella Persell, and Ureal Bratton. Those not being able to attend, are aaked to call Mra. Lewia on Tuesday evening after 7 o'clock. Sojourners Picnic The So journers will hold a picnic In Moore park on Wednesday, Aug ust 25, at 12 o'clock noon. Mem bers should bring table service and aandwlchea. Winema Club Tha Wlnema club of the Pythian Sisters will meet at the home of Mrs. John Fugill, 2124 Ogden, Friday, Aug ust 27, at 1 p. m., for a picnic. A pot luck luncheon will be served. Visiting sisters are welcome. Midland Grange The Mid land grange will meet at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday. The ladies are aaked to bring cake or cook ies and ice cream will be furn ished. Pioneer Schoolmates Tho Pioneer Schoolmates club will meet with Mrs. Clarence Kirk Patrick at her home near Malln for a potluck dinner at 12:30 p. m. Friday, August 27, Surgical Dressings Postponed The chairman of the Altamont district wishes to Inform all the Altamont women of the Red Cross surgical dressings unit that tho workroom will be temporar ily closed from August 25 until further notice. All the women are requested to attend the main workroom In the city. If you want to sell it phone The Herald and News "want ads." 3124. . . I WE'VE COT 'EM? Brown . Men's White Oxfords Dress Shirts RUBBER $i95 About AU Sl" CA SOLES, SKJ and Sleeve HEELS . ,nd Lengths. From Cotton Ribbed Men's Work Shirts ' ST" :! Length. A ; Each. Heavy Wool Men's ' ' . ; Work Pants Work Shoes Color. , Comp. Soles. - Oregon Woolen SOQ Main . ; StOaTC 800 Main Talks to Teachers Rex Putnam, atate superin tendent of public instruction, will attend the Joint city-county teachers' meeting on August 30 In Klamath Falls. VISITS KLAMATH Major Jennings D. Lowmen, who was stationed here aa a ser geant In the army recruiting service from 1027 to 1034, is atopping off in Klamath Falls for several days on his way from Washington, where he has been stationed for some time, to San Francisco. r j Major Lowmen served as an enlisted man for 25 years, and saw service In France and Ger many in the laat war. Following that, before assignment to re cruiting service, he was stationed in the Canal Zone and In the Philippines. At the beginning of the present war, he was com mlaaioned a captain from the rank of sergeant. He has bougha a home In Hot Springs, and in addition still owns the houae he lived In when he was on recruiting duty here. He and Mrs. Lowmen and their daughter plan to make their home here when the war ends. FUNERAL ORIE SMITH The funeral service for the late Orie Smith, who passed away in this city on Sunday afternoon, Auguat 22, will take place from the chapel of Ward's Klamath Funeral home, 025 High street, on Wednesday, Aug ust 25, at 2 p. m. The Rev. A. Theodore Smith, D. D., of the First Presbyterian church will officiate. Commitment services and Interment will follow In Llnkvllle cemetery. Friends are invited to attend. HE CAUGHT IT SAN FRANCISCO, (P) Wil liam Stevens said all he wanted was a striped baas. Instead, he hooked a blonde swimming with her boy friend an army sergeant who didn't like It Both men were charged with disturbing the peace, but were released after Stevens was warned to watch where he tosses his hooka hereafter. SCHOOL SHOES Edgerron, Nunn-Buih and Carter's In Wing-tip and Pacs $5 to 3)12.50 DREW'S MANSTORE 733 Main ATTEND MEETING Rex Putnam, state superinten dent of public instruction, will be In Klamath Falls Monday, August 30, to participate in a Joint city and county teachers' meeting to be held that day. Other out of town speakers will be Dr. Frank Parr, execu Hundreds of for SEWING NEEDS Metal Talon Zippers 4 to '12-inch Length 25c Blaa Tapes Rayon Seam Binding , for pressing on blouaea or for embroidery on towels and linen, white and colors. Three slits. 10c9 15c and 25c each Millinery Large assortment of new fall felts for Juniors and ladies' 98Cto3.95 Anklets Large assortment colors and styles 15c-19c 29c Pr IVeekwoar Popular dlcklea in aaaorted materlala and colors tor dreaaea Atkn and Coats Full Length Styles 69.nd98c Collars In Lace, Silk and Pique 25Md39 l3 Ladies9 Hosiery . Cotton ...........29t pr. ' Fine Mercerised ..........4Sf) pr. Mesh Mercerised 79 pr. Long Wearing Rayon, 39s) pr. Evenknit's Beautiful Rayon in Street Sheer 98t Sheer Mesh Rayon ; Hosiery ............1.37 pr. MM 'VARIETY SWE tive secretary of the Oregon State Teachers' association frgm Portland and Joy Hllla of the state department of education from Salem. Several local school officials, too, will participate in the pro gram which will last all day, RESTLESS EARTH The earth Isn't the solid, Inert mass it is often thought to be, for earthquake recording Instru ments show that the earth's sur face is never at rest. Items GIRLS' COATS Part wool tweeds and dog tooth checks, velvet and caracul trims, fully lined and Interlined. Exceptional fine values In heavy weight for winter wear. Slses 3 to S Sixes 7 to 12 698 8 98 to 35c Each -10 T-Shirfs Cotton with midriff waist Diagonal stripes 11.19. Attractive rayon jersey with neck opening two pockets. Slses am all. mod. and lga. 219 While Poplin Shirt. QOn Siaes 8 to IB OOl Jackets Mleaos and Ladies' warm. heavy weight jacket in red and navy. 18 Corduroy Trousers Good heavy weight quality. Siaea 13 to IS 3.49 Polo Shirts Crew Neck, Stripes School Tablets , Rulers ............... Crayolas Pencil Boxes .... Protractors Compasses Ink I............: 836-838 El Six building permits were read and approved at the city council meeting on Monday night. They are as follows: M. E, Doty. New roof, 522 South Sixth street. Cost, $1250. M. E. Doty. New roof on Em- W Slips Girls' rayon sarin In white, pink and blue. Slies 2 to 14. 79c Junior Sties 98cli Ladies' Beautiful Multifila ment Satins and f OA Ciepes Rayon Jersey With Fitted 'Brassiere Top If)!? Laalex Back J-stOef . Lovely assortment in part wool checks, plaids, and solid colors. Sixes 1 to 3 3 to 6x 7 to 12 and 10 to 16. J08 2 ' Junior and Ladies' skirts in new fall colors and a large se lection of styles. 198.398 Slses 2 to 8 Slses 8 to 18 Solid Colors for Little Tots Sweat Shirts in White and Grey , SCHOOL SUPPLIES 5 and 10 ..10 and 1S .10 and 15 10 io ....S and 10' Notebook Paper, 2 and 3 hole .. .. . Metal-Ring Binders School Bags Pencils ... ..2 Fountain Pent Mucilage and Past Composition Notebooks Main St. pdrlum at 502 Main street Cost, $250. Sealey( Brothers. Re-roofing business and remodeling build Ing. Anderson's garage, Wal nut street. Cost, $200, Lloyd W. Rusk. Remodel residence and build garage at 520 Laguna atreet. Coat, $450. Leo H. Johnaon. Build wood shed on house at 518 , Broad street. Cost, $50, E. E. Hufford. Shingle resi dence at 2325 Eberleln street. Cost, $50. n J KLAMATH STORE Boys9 Coat Sweaters Two Tone Heavy Quality Sixes lift 26 to 30 MmMU. SUes 32 to 36 . Slses 36 to 44 1.90 1.98 Boys9 Dress Shirts Vat-Dyed Fast Colo Sixes 7 to 14M . 70c - 1.10 Handbags Mew attractive styles lot fall in Corda. leather fab ric, faille and alligator. 10SJ308 to Junior Zipper Bags. 98c Boys' 'Jackets Khaki array material, san forised ahrunk. Sisea 4 to 10. 1.79 39c-49c 49c-G9c 59c 1.19 ..... S nd 100 . IS and 40 fl.l for 8 and 8 , 49 and 89 ..S and 10 8
