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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1943)
Bnptembor 21, 1043 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TAOt SETTRf SERV CES FOR GRQ5SEN WILL BE HELD HERE Memorial services for the late Howard Grossed, mrmber of the ' United State navy construction battalion, who rilad of gunshot wound somewhere In Africa on August IT, will be hold at tl o'clock Sunday morning at St. Taul'i Episcopal church, It wai announced by Groniicn'a widow, llnlllo Wlgnnl Groasen. All friends of tho young man are invited to attend. Mrs. Groasen received word thin past week from Chapluln Eurl F. Nnuiu, advising her that aiiiicrul services for her husband .ore conducted about 19 mllos from Mutcur on the BeIJa road, and a memorial service hold later at camp. A picture of the snrvlcc and tho (lug draped casket, wai lent to Mrs. Gros ten by the chaplain. , In addition to hla wife, Gros am fa aurvlved by one dnughter, Patricia Loulao, 10, San Fran cisco; hla mother, Mra. Abraham Groasen, four brothers, Abra ham, Alfred and George, all of North Bend, Ore., Clarence J., US navy; four alitor, Mra. Ter renes Christiansen, Mrs. Robert Shay, Caroline Groiwcn, all of North Berd, and Mr. Laura Andereon of Klanmtli Falls. Groasen enlisted In the Sea bees from thla city. Hs had been employed by the Quality Market alnro 1032, and in 1041, Owlth C. R. Elchmsnn, purcluised the buslnesa. Groasen remained a partner during the time he was In tho scrvlco. Last word was received from him In a let ter dated one day before his death. He was born In Prfndle, Wash., September 27, 1010, and was 32 years of age at the time of his death. Mrs. Gros sen is employed here at Craig's. They wero married November 9, 1937; in thla city. Winema Hotel to Open October 1 Work on remodeling and re furnishing the Winema hotel, formerly known as the Elk, I well under way, according to the owners and present plans call for a formal opening of the tios- ktelry October 1. Eugene Larsen 'will be the manager. Several carloads of furniture arrived this weekend, complet ing shipment, it was learned. Classified Ads Bring Results. By PAT MORGAN The long arm of Uncle flam has reached right into the faculty of KUHS again. This time it's Wayne Scott, basketball coach and gym Instructor, who has to report to the Portland examining office tomorrow. Mr. Scott has been In KUHS for three years, and his first Job on completion of school was In Rainier, Ore. for one year. Good luck, Mr. Scottl The members on the Krater staff are sending approximately 200 pvpera to boys In the serv ices and still want to send more. Anyone knowing the addresses of KUHS alumni In the services, please phone the Krater office, B287, and give it to them so they can send them each Issue of the Krater. ' Are you going to the Klamath Grant gamo Friday night? If you aren't it would be a good Idea to change your mind. A purchase of a war bond is the only way to obtain a reserved seat. The two people who buy the most or the biggest "E" bonds, will get special seats in the press box, which is above tho main bleachers and on the 80 yard line. And the one of these two Individuals who bought the most bonds will re ceive the football at the end of the game as souvenir. Boy, now If that Isn't something to fight for, what is? General admission is SI and students can use their student body season tickets. Frank Ramsey, Pelican coach, is the originator of this great Idea. The money brought in by the general admission tickets will be put Into war bonds for the team. Come on now, let's back the boys In our own school team and also the boys In your own Uncle Sam's teams. Wor Prisoners In Russia Form Union MOSCOW. Sept. 21 m "Union of German Officers" was formed here September 12 by more than 100 generals and other officer from five Russian prisoner-of-war camps, it was announced today, with the aim of bringing about the downfall of the Hitler regime and the es tablishment of a "free, peaceful and Independent Germany." ORGANIZATION CO NTH- CLUBS BEGIN Work In organizing 4 H clubs In the county schools will begin Wednesday, Clifford Jenkins, county club' leader, announced today. Maryoliva Snarr, assis tant state leader of clubwork from Oregon State college, will be in Klamath county for sev- eral days working with Jenkins to organize the clubs. Home economics protects In the various schools will be dis cussed In meetings with pupils On Wednesday the leaders will have meetings at Bonanza ele mentary school at 9:30; at Bo nanza high school at 10:13; at Spragua River, 1 p. m.; and Bly, 2:30. On Thursday a meeting will be held at Henley elementary school, 9:30; Henley high school 10:30; Altamont Junior high. fifth and sixth grades, 2:30; and the seventh and eighth grades at 3:19. Friday meetings will begin at 10 at the Merrill elementary school. Another meeting will be held at the high school at 11 Malin elementary school will have a meeting at 1:30 and the Malin high school at 3:19. On Monday the leaders will meet with the Chiloquin ele mentary school at 9 a. m and with the high school at 9:49 a. m. Fairhaven meetings will begin at 11:30 a. m., and a meeting Is scheduled for Keno at 1:49 p. m. Weyerhaeuser camp four school will have meeting at 3:19 p. m. Club Plans Surprise Party for Members Rotsrlans are planning a sur prise party for members at the regular Friday noon luncheon at the. Willard, It was announced Monday. W. R. Bruce is pro gram chairman. Dr. C. V. Rugh will be In charge of the Septem ber birthday table. Those who have anniversaries In September are Hugh B. Camp bell, Dr. Rugh, Mitchell Tillot- son, H. E. Hauger and E. B. Hall. ODDITY A single train can travel In three California counties at the same time. The oddity occurs where a small triangle of San Bernardino county Is sand wiched between Riverside and Orange counties. Yeoman Dorothy . Duncan To Be In Klamath This Week Yeoman Dorothy Duncan from the Portland recruiting office will be In Klamath Falls from September 21 to 29 to explain to Klamath women their opportuni ties In the WAVES, Recruiter Dan Schrelber said today. Yeoman Duncan will be at the Klamath substation in the post office building during the day. Appointments may be made by calling 3431 for evening interviews. R. D. ELLER WILL E R. D. Etler, for the past 20 years prominent In civic and club affairs In Klamath Falls, will leave November 1 for Spokane where he will go Into business. Eller, familiarly known as "Hod," has taken over the Spo kane territory a general agent for the Pacific Mutual Life In surance company with offices in the Old National Bank building, he announced Tuesday. Eller came to Klamath Falls from Eugene in August, 1923, and entered the Insurance busi ness here. He has served as pres ident of the Klamath Falls Ro tary club, president of the Shrine club, is past-potentate of Hlllah temple, and at the present time holds office in the Scottish Rite as commander of the Kadosh. El ler will leave for Los Angeles early next month to attend a seminar at the home ouice from October 7 to 30. Mrs. Eller and son George, will leave with Eller. The family has purchased a home on East Elgl teenth street In Spokane. They have lived for many years at 1966 Huron street. , Train Plows Into Auto at Med ford MEDFORD", Sept. 21 UP) A train plowed Into an automobile three miles couth of here Sun day, killing Mrs. Edward M. Morgan, 44, and injuring her husband and 13-year-old daugh ter. Morgan told hospital attend ants his car stalled on the crossing. Walkout In Dodge Plant Halts Army Truck Shipment DETROIT, Sept. 21 lP) A Chrysler corporation spokesman reported today a walkout by 927 employes of the Dodge truck ex port shipping department, fol lowing wage dispute, halted all shipments of Dodge army trucks. Officials of the United Auto mobile Workers (CIO) agreed with the company statement that the workers left their jobs after failing to obtain a wage increase. To maintain health, about 2000 cubic feet of air Is required ev ery hour. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Or MEETING OF BOARD Or EQUALIZATION ENTERPRISE IRRIGATION DISTRICT Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors of the Enter prise Irrigation District of Klam ath County, Oregon, will sit as a Board of Equalization at the of fice of the District, 1829 Madison Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, beginning Tuesday, October 9, 1943, for the purpose of comput ing, assessing and levying the amount of money necessary to be raised by the District for the year 1944 for the operation and maintenance, bond and interest payments and payments due and to become due to the United States under existing contracts, and any other ex penses of the District, and to apportion the same against the various and several parcels of land within the District, in ac cordance with Sections 129-822 to 129-829 O. C. L. A.; and will continue so to sit from day to day until Tuesday the 2nd day of LEGAL NOTICES November, 1943. I. J. DIXON, Secretary Enterprise Irrigation District. Sept. 7, 14, 21, 28 No. 307. NOTICE Or BALE OF REAL PROPERTY Notice is hereby given that from and after the 1st day of October, 1943, I, Marjorle M. Olds, Executrix of the Estate of Francis R. Olds, deceased, will. pursuant to an Order of the Cir cuit Court of the State of Ore gon, for the County of Klamath, duly entered the 30th day of August, 1943, proceed to sell at private sale for cash, subject to the approval of the above entitled Court, the following described real property belong ing to said estate, all situated in the County of Curry, State of Oregon, to-wit: Beginnlng at a point from which the Meander Cor. on line between Section 8 and 9, Township 41 South, Range 13 West Willamette Meridian, bears North 794.64 ft., and East 179.63 ft. dist. Said point being on the West line of the R. R. Right of Way and the North line of Lot 13 of the G. J. Heiberger Tracts. Thence, running South 22 degrees 16 minutes East 229.93 ft. on West line of said Right of Way, Thence, West 878.66 ft. to the Meander line of the said Tract; Thence, North 17 de grees 00 minutes, West 218.29 ft. to the North line of said Tract; Thence, East 897.02 ft. to the place of beginning, con taining two and seven-tenths acres, more or less. Also a Public Easement 12 ft wide, extending- South 22 degrees 16 minutes East along and on the West line of the ' LEGAL NOTICES said Right of Way, 270 ft. more or less to the South line of the Olsen Lane R. R. Cross ing; Proposals to purchase said real property may be made to me at Room 203, Pine Tree Building, Klamath Tails, Oregon; Dated and first published Au gust 31st, 1943. MARJORIE M. QL.UB, Executrix of the Estate of Francis R. Olds, deceased. Aug. 31; Sept. 7, 14, 21 No. 302 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been ap pointed administrator of the es tate of Edward O. Hallman, de ceased, and has qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are notified to pre sent the same to me with proper vouchers at the office of U Ortn Sisemore, Court House, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from August 31, 1943. J. W. CALDWELL, Administrator. A 31; S 7, 14, 21, 28 No. 300 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has been ap pointed administratrix of the tate of Willis R. Garland, de ceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Klamath County and has qualified. i All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified as by law required to the undersigned at the office of A. W. Schaupp, 8131 Main street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication hereof which is Aug. 31st, 1943. GENEVA GARLAND. Administratrix of the estate of Willis R. Garland, deceased. A 31; S 7, 14, 21, 28 No. 299 Pi LES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED N PAIN - NO HOWITS.UZS.TIM H law ml ThM hlWMK MU OR. L M. MARSHA Sniilrl ThMtt , . Make a MOMHLY SERVICE APPOINTMENT WITH YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER SAVES YOUR TIME No waiting no delay no In convenience for you if you can ua up for a Service Appoint ment in advance. Your oar la handled right on schedule. BRIDGETS OUR TIME We can handle more work bettor when we can schedule our mechanic' time and equip ment in advance to there are fewer rush and slack periods. SAVES YOVR CAR That's the important thing; about having; your ear serviced under the Appointment Plan during; the war. No operation haa to ba alighted. No necessary work need be neglected. Your car can have all the service attention It need to protest fcta life. HAVE EVERYTHING DONE AT ONCE -AND DONE RIGHT t "Keepino 'Km Roluno" for our country la keeping us busier than we've ever been before. That' why we've inaugurated a new Service Appoint ment Plan to enable ua to serve you better. If youll call ua up in advance, tell us what you think should be done to your car, and approxi mately when . , , we'll give you a definite appointment, juat aa your doctor or dentist would do. We'll reserve a special place for you on the service floor. We'll arrange to have the necessary equipment available. And well have one of our best, moat skilled mechanics waiting to do the work. This way, your Job can be handled all at once; it can be done quicker; It can be done better. Your car may be due for a service check-up, a lubrication or tune-up, even now. Why not call for an appointment right awayl . Mtks an appointment to go to you Post Office or Bank, too to boy aa extra Wr Bond. The 3rd War Loan la ondtr way right now. Oar fighters overseae naed oar help. BUY WAR BONDS YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER ALL-'ROUND, ALL-QUALITY. ALL-CAR SERVICE LEGAL NOTICES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF t THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. ' IN THE MATTER OF THE' ESTATE OF FRED BARRON, j Deceased.1 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed her Final Account a Administratrix of the Estate of Fred Barron, Deceased, and the Court haa appointed September 28, 1943, at 10 o'clock) ' A. M. as the time and tha Ch cuit Court Room in thi Court House at Klamath Falls, Oregon. a the place for hearing ob jections to said Final Report and Account and the settlement thereof. Dated August 31, 1943. RUTH I. BARRON, . . Executrix of the Estate of Fred Barron, deceased. Aug. 31; Sept. 7, 14, 21 No. 101 Classified Ads Bring Result. By YOUR Country . -"5':" - ' ' ft ' Are Needed To Help Harvest Klamath's Great POTATO-CROP Register Now Phone Mr. Anderson at 3193 ... or leave your nam at tha U. S. Employ ment Service, 3rd and Main ' St. Make Extra Money on Your Free Days Your Country Needs These Spuds! 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