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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1944)
C16J944 PACE FIVl'J HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON , of transfer from tho fl'oi.i" t" WillndolphlB for f;;. wcks of Intcuslvo train I",., iim Diimuuo Control i ."' .1 l..nm thnrii hit will un University of South Caro In Columbia, S. C. rih Passes Away Word hppii received from Mm. in Vunuo of Sliustu way that follii-r. W. W. Cory, piunud ' ' hnmn 111 Siilem Tucs- Pr.u..nlnil. following a Mhort ILa Mrs. Vaneo toft for Snlum Lt week, and her husband wont j Tuesday. nut fire Tho flro depart .nt win callod Friday mornlnu , Jut out a fluo flro at a beauty o nt 004 South Sixth ntreet by W. 11. MePhnrre,,. hero wan sonujsmoko damage. Vlilt Here Mrs. II. C. Lun ,rV and dauhter 13 a b e of .rthllold aro vllthi In Klum I Vulla this week with, Henry "ndcr Jr., who In leaving for ; rmvy. They returned to luihflcld on Friday. ImUllitlon Practice Jobs .winters will hold their Instnl Hon pracllco on Friday ove ns: at 7:30 In tho Manonlc croplc. All new and luslullInK Ulcers and celestial choir aro iked to altond. Towmond Thero will bo a ownsencl mcetlnu Snturdny Uht In tho KC hull at 8 p. m., jllowcd by tho reKular Sutur ay night (lance ut 7 p. m. Tho ubllc Is alwaya welcome. Put Oracles Tho Pant Or- iclci of the Royal Ncluhbors of imerlcn will meet at tho home If M". Ethel Iilakc, 1313 Look lut, on Tuesday evening, June r I Ham T.nrfn There will be regular mentlnR of tho Loyal irder of Mooso Friday evening t 8 p. m. and on Saturday the tiular party, beginning at 0:30 1 m. to which all members and their friends are Invited. !Bick to Base Sgt. Chet lagJilot has returned to his sta on t Fresno, Calif., after visit if his family hiro tho past three r 1 Police Court Pollco court Itu fnlrly qulot Thursday morn ing with only four tiruiuts, ana Ins drunk md disorderly case. Weyerhaeuser I Mrs. W. Glllcn held a clinic on food spoilage Thursday at the iomo of Mrs. Good, which was of interest to local homomakcrs. I Mrs. Tom Tcnncry of Keno nd her brothor. Sterling Glass turn, were visiting friends here auesdiiy. sterling Is on loavo at- $tr 27 months overseas in the fit and Mrs. Harry' Carroll ere visiting In Bond last week ind Juanlta and Laurcnco stay id for a longer visit, i Among rocent departures of wen going Into tho service and their families moving out, were fljfiyne Knapp and Francis Parks. Xnapp Is in tho army and Parks In the navy. Mrs. Knapp and son Will mnko their homo In Aber deen, Washington with her plhor, H. Rlech. Mrs. Parks will fiike her homo with her parents It Talent. i Gordon Good had as his houso luest his brother Ken Good. I Mr. and Mrs. Rex Frost have pi visitors their sons daughters jna granddaughter hero tor a pmlly raunion, I Tho Travollng Card club met m Tuesday with Mrs. Davo Mo trin. The next hostess will be r. Archlo West. Tho Monthly Card club will CCt In .Tlllv ' ulih Mrs ' IP tolkshrmk. Mrs. Hnl Onln In Mar. Ill and rulolakc last week where saw rolallvcs and friends. Mesdomon Woat r.nnti Mo. Tin. UBln nnrl ("Viilk-ahnnlr nt. -ended tho Kerr conning dom- wrauon last woek in Klamath ills, Merrill LGus. Nciman, local contractor, " nas been 111 for several nths following a fall suffered "HO workins Is ronnrtnri to be "covering from a recent stroke. Nclman also has been ill at " "Wily home. Mrs. Henderson, housekeeper f Father James M. O'Connor J" on vacation at Seattle, where "e will visit a son and two Writers. - . Or and Mrs. Frank E. Trot Jn left this week for Roches '! N. Y., whoro Mrs. Trot yl who has been ill for three f. will enter Mayos. ij r; and Mrs. Charles Brown n. 'lmlly. who have been llv 8 at Tulelako, moved back Lin Wook to Merrill. Brown J" '.be employed as Janitor at 1 e elementary school building '"d Mrs. Brown will contlnup ?.a!?'st acting Postmaster Myr "e Chatburn in tho postbffico. "P'ty Ann Chatburn acconv Sctlby a sorority sister, Mar a Enrl from tho University rp8on, is at home with hor hatburnMr' a"d MrS' Thomas niuJ', w- J- Grovo lias been 1 Seattle by the death of ' Mother-in-law, Sol Davis. , fho postoff Ice will In the fu we be closed to patrons at B iniS" e,Bcn Sunday, It was an 'ounoed this week by Post nastor Chatburn and patrons c8m""fied to noto the how hour In Hospital Mrs. W. E. Deck has received word that her inuiner, mrs. tmniii DUrunt, has been returned to tho hospital in McMlnnvllle. Mrs. Beck return ed from visiting her mother a week ago. Returns Glenn Starr is re turning to his homo In Platte. vllle, Colo. Ho has spent the last two weeks visiting ' his daughter, Mrs. Marvin Shell, of Luncheon Tho local Girl Scout council will meet at the wiuaru Monday at 1 p. m. for luncheon, followed by the regu lar monthly business meeting. lur iiiu suininer. t . 1 - ins win uu liiu 111SL mom na Field Trio Robert Lnmott Boy Scout executive for the Kluinath-Modoc area, is on a field trip to Alturas. Ho will return to his office Saturday morning. Visit Mrs. Arthur Gcarv and children of Portland, aro slaying at 1110 fca ueary Home on Lake. shoro drive, They plun to spend 1110 summer mere. Leave Mrs. K. Norwood and son Billy, residents of Klamath Falls for tho nast year, have re turned to Dlerko, Ark, to make their homo. Army Considers River Development PORTLAND, June 16 (Pi ll. S. army engineers considered requests today for improve ments to Bonneville and Ore gon City locks on the Columbia and Willamette rivers. Lew S. Russell Jr. and Esson Smith, operators of Columbia river towing fleets, declared at yesterday's hearing on river naviiation that a current In the upper lock approach breaks up log rafts against piers. Inadcquato Oregon City locks whoso log traffic Jumped from 08,000,000 board feet in 1037 to 923,000,000 in 1043, arc a serious bottleneck to Willam ette river towing operations, , Fred O. Meyer, manager 01 Knappton Towboat company, charged. He also urged channe: improvements at Rock - island, tola bar and above Albany. Cascade I Sovcral largo catches of fish have boon made in this vicinity. Gene Lavoy and Bonnie, Ben son caught tho limit in Rosary lake. The weather Is still cold and disagreeable, rain falling nearly every day. There aro few dayi, in which tho sun shines., Al though less snow fell at Cas-' cado Summit than in former years, tho spring has been very late. No rhododendrons are in bloom near here yet and the mosquitoes have not yet put in appearance. Mrs. L.avoy was cauea 10 Grants Pass by the death of her cousin who was killed In ah automobile accident near that city. i Mr. and Mrs. Geno Lavoy are leaving Cascado Summit. Lavoy, who has boon section foreman hero for the past five years, is now extra gang foreman. 4 He has already taken over his duties. Mrs. Lavoy and the children are still here and are having as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lee and children of Portland. Mrs. Lee Is Mrs. Lnvoy's sister. . Mrs. Lavoy ex pects to move into their new home, an outfit car, as soon as tho car Is spurred out here. They will probably bo stationed at Cascado Summit this sum mer. , Mr. and Mrs. Nols W. Miller and son, Nell, of Pryor wero guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tomplo last Sunday. They aro former Cascade Sum mit residents. , Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Spurgeon had ns their guest their daugh ter, Loulso, who is working as a nurse's aide nt St. Vincents hospital in Portland. . Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Williams and daughters spend each week end at McCrcdie Springs work ing on their houso there. Thoy purchased the house at one tlmo owned by Geno Lavoyi Robert Travis was called to the army. Ho was signal main tainor at Crusiatte. Jack Tom linson is maintaining- the Cruz atto district temporarily. . He: is staying at Cascade Summit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Porter while having charge of the Cruzatte district. . Ho is a former Cascade Summit resi dent. ' . ' Dr. Gordon Veltch of Port land is spending a few days at Summit f lshlns in the surrounding lakes.- . ' i. Mrs. Lowen Hail ana son, Gordon, spent a few days In Eugene. ' ' " - . R. L. Porter, Jack Tomlinson and Bernard Chaney- Installed, a new spring switch at .Crescent Lake this week. It ; Replaced one already In use which-had proved unsatisfactory.-. . ' Vernon Lucas, former, -tele graphorhcre, spent a few' hours in Cascado Summit Thursday. Lucas is now stationed ' at Fields. Large- PEPPER EGGPLANT - " and' TOMATO PLANTS Now Is The Time To Plantl ", Open Sunday V MOELLER'S GREENHOUSE South 8th Street TEN TRAILERS E Ten trailers are arriving dallv to be set in Shasta View Trailer park out in the southeast corner of the city at the FPHA pro jeet. Workmen are busy laying sewer mains and soon an over head electric system will be set "P. The trailers, which are com ing from Myrtle Creek, Ore., and Mountain Home,, Ida.,, will no completely renovated and fumigated before thev are rent ed to local tenants. ' xno dwel ling units are roacious. well equipped and convenient. In two weeks' time tenants may move in provided they are war workers in qualified war industries of this area. ' Although parking space will bo provided for tenants owning automobiles, the park Is only one block off Shasta Way where bus transportation is' available. . Progress Is also rapid on the apartment dwelling units across the street from the trailers where the K. T. Henderson com pany is keeping to schedule on the Shasta view homes project. At this project, approximately SO men, representing many trades, are employed. The dwel lings, well Insulated, roomy and completely furnished, promise to provide attractive temporary homes for Klamath's war work ers. Bamboo Is a grass' and grows as much as a foot and a half in a day. ARRIV DAILY FDR WORKERS Bad tie Mad- Store Herald Carrier Takes Full Time Job For Summer Johnny Holm, Herald Rt. 13, living at 2510 Ebcrlcln, is very likely a familiar and welcome personality around the South Sixth end of Mills addition. Johnny start-lf nA numilnrt TI...F Herald in Mill), addition ' in May, 1043, and since that times has increased his route from 217 to 240 cop ies dally and received only two complaints In over a year s time. He has earned his bonus every month since the system was started last fall, and It is no easy matter to quulify. This summer Johnny will be out working full time, and The Herald, as well as his custom ers, will miss himnd his smil ing personality. Kaiser Explosion Kills Worker PORTLAND. Ore.. June 16 m Three acetylene gas explosions in two Henry Kaiser shipyards of this area yesterday and last night brought death to one worker, injured four others and damaged an outfitting dock. The casualties all occurred at the Oregon Shipbuilding corpor ation yard here when an acety lene gas line blew un. Assistant General Manager Al Bauer re ported. Charles E. Crowther. 64 Forest Grove, died at a hospital of a skull fracture and chest in juries, 1 Blasts . at the Vancouver. Wash., yard set fires that charred timbers and burned wiring insul ation at an cutfittlng dock. . ptmt Waft frfPOffifitS) UiL 5 REASONS FOR INCREASING . (jljOU VS" 0"' YOUR WAR BOND PURCHASES 'H wfiar you did for the war effort today was an EASY thing to do, it isn't enough. We can not hope to give as much as the boy who gives hit life ... BUT WE CAN DO OUR UTMOST! ' For instance, if you haven't yet found yourself SCHEMING AND FIGURING on a ' - way to buy extra War Bonds, it's a good sign you aren't buying enouah! For Men Acting Adjutant1 Requests Relief From Duty SALEM, June 16 CP) Col. El mer V, Wooton, state selective service director and acting Ore gon adjutant general, asked Gov ernor Earl Snell today to relieve him as acting adjutant general so that his entire time can be de voted to selective service. Colonel Wooton was anoointcd acting adjutant general Sept. 15, ii)u, to serve in the absence of the late Maj, Gen. George A. White when the national cuard was inducted into federal ser vice. Six days later Colonel Woo ton was appointed state selective service director. Criminal Cases On Grand Jury Slate The grand iurv will meet Monday, June. 19, at 10 o'clock In the circuit courtroom at the courthouse. Several criminal cases arc to be up for investi gation. An order has been filed tem porarily holding over the old grand jury, though it is almost time for a new jury for the June term of court to be select ed. Swan Island Wins Maritime Award WASHINGTON. June 16 (IP) The Kaiser company's Swan Is land shipyard at Portland. Ore, has won the maritime commis sion's production award, the "Tanker Champ" flag, for the second time, it was announced today. The Swan Island yard was the country's top tanker pro ducing yard in May, winning the right to fly the award flag during June. The award also went to the yard in October, 1943. When your neighbor calls on you during the 5th War Loan to ask if you'll increase your purchases, say "Yes" . . '. even if it takes a lot of SCHEMING AND FIGURING after ward to pay for them. Most of us haven't yet BEGUN to do our best. Uncle Sam needs it NOW! Buy more than before in the 5th War Loan. BUY MORE THAN BEFORE Corner Bly Robert Carlson 1e octlv of ficer and brother Richard left Tuesday, June 6 for their home at Berkeley, Calif., after spend ing tho past week visiting with friends here. Robert has been in tho service the past three years. He has been in the South Paci fic for 27 months and is on a 30-day furlough after which he will report for duty at Seattle, wasn. Beiore entering the serv ice Bob was an emtilovee of the Crane mills for two, years and has many friends here. Mrs. Gertrude Coke received word from her daughter, Mrs. Andy Miller, that they are now at Dearborn, Mich., and that her husband. MM 3c Andv Miller is attending school there. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Culy and sons Douglas and Stanley from ivieaiora, spent tne weekend here with Mrs. Culy's mother, Mrs. Gertrude Coke. Douglas will visit here for a few weeks. Mrs. Gordon Robin and daughter Julia returned home Monday, having spent the past week at Alturas, Calif., with her sister, Mrs. Howard Cram er. Lt. and Mrs. Robert Forbes For SPORT COATS and SLACKS SLACKS S5.U3 - COATS S14.BS - 20 Buy Now While You Have a Big Choice DREW'S MANSTORE 5th and Main W2A and son Mickey from Medford, were weekend guests at the Coke home. Lt. Forbes is being transferred to Long Beach, Calif. Ernie Coke returned home Saturday after spending several months in Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Geljs beck and daughter Leslie Jane were business visitors in Klam ath Falls, Saturday. Mrs. Everett Bell returned home Tuesday, June 6, from Portland. She was accompanied by her sister Erma Rohrer. who will visit here. Mrs. Norman Dyer spent Monday and Tuesday in Klam ath Falls for dental treatment. Mr. and Mrs. John Kopacz and son Jackie of Lakeview, visited friends here the past weekend. The Kopacz family formerly lived here. Kathleen, Florence and Mark Stillwell of Ivory Pine left June 10 for Richmond, Calif., where they will visit their sister, Freda nvite the Victory and tell him you'll step HERMITAGE BRAND The tempo of this war is hitting its highest point Government expenditures . for war are at the peak. MORS MONEY, IS NEEDED . ... NOW! . 2. In proportion to WHO HAS THE MOST MONEY, individuals are not buying their hare of War Bonds. America must cor. rect this situadon. 3. War Bonds provide the farmer and rancher with the financial reserve he must have to survive the ordinary ups and downs of farming as a business. 4. Money will be needed urgently at a future date to replace and repair farm ' equipment, machinery, and buildings. War Bonds will provide it,' 5. War Bonds are the safest investment in the world, return a good rate of ! interest, are easy and convenient to buy . ". . . from bank, post office, rural mail ' earlier or Production Credit Association, 5mi7Anionn Madge Robler. Freda Is a weld, er in the shipyards there. Mrs . Lester Geijsbeck arid! daughter Leslie Jane are In Port land visiting her parents. Betty and Florence Ihrstrom." of Sausallta, Calif., are vlsltlni friends and relatives here. ' " Gladys . McCuley and tons Johnny and Leroy of Grants Pass, Ore., are visiting Glady'i ? sister, Marge O'Nell. i?3 Herb Hadley, Jack Smith and -Spike Armstrong are attending fire school at Dog lake this week: ' There are 140 births on Brit ish ships annually. Developing - Printing . . Enlarging UNDERWOOD'S PHOTO SERVICE : 211 Underwood Bldg. Volunteer to step in up your bond buying! The 5th War loan is 00 noun. It will be over July 8. Between now and then, put every dollar yon can into War Bonds! HERMITAGE 86 Proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey -' National Distillers Products Corp, N. Y.
