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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1944)
4 ' l&J liTnl Bon Mi'. iul 'i'!?"..0' t Mndrllne, Cl.llf., fcfc i":i..!ms:!,::f " "ffill.ii vniiry Unitm. h. 0I.!.WMV V .ill.... ' . Mil! JIM I!"-. ' -" rZ.uM has boon Hi" Ktit'Sl nSTSSv""'1 weeks of her " va l'ultui'wiii. lit her Wi E",t.' ' iivonuo. The ' -I-.', Imvu two small lie"' " ',. . ....., Iii.i.m ulalt. t wH "lirlr nio"""-- A'" !, Inter "f Mi". O'"'1' lRoii. " McA"; returned to her liomo "t '".. . fiillf.. Wl'dllUtl- Hl . !. .'. . iT. i. 0 1 M M I ii u I,. ' ,itvC In Uitrnvr home, with .litiVC'5. Illi-iii..." , tSVith "ni.y w"'. Colli AuxM"T The Eagles llkry Will IIKVU '"en- ri'KUiiii &nrrllHy.S.;plombrrH ii Then) will ! ii baby show- by'lj buy. Refreshments y cm1-'1"" ..... " ,-.-hti nller thu meeting by the rie. Dijtct ol Honor The Degree . ..,... will hotrl its 1ii.nIiip.h.s Limn Monday, September 11, ilo. m. nt II"! I""!. crn Iilhnrx l chnlrmnn or the "kid" ?.,.. iti.ulnnui.M will hn f'.-nutiii L.i.k inluinv Ilrli. Wnvvn Hon. IUJV "v . - ar - - Lrr and Mntllo Sample. All Embers aro urged to attend. filrruven PTA Tho first r meeting nt Fairliavon l.iool will be nolo on I-rldiiy, Dttmbcr tl, ul '.I o'clock in the ...... Al It. I- ...... .,. It... rncwi .-... ...a. niv jthers will bo honored guests. Iuici will bo played followed y rcircsnmi'Hin. cvuiyuitu .a ivilcd. Mliilonnry Socloty The Kalh- hn Boattie Mls.slonury society KfU Krltlny bepiomuer B, nt 30 a. m. nt thu home of Mrs. E. McClclhtn at B02 Kane. how atleiidlni! nrc asked to ring table sevlco anil sand- ;ches. Enlist In Navy Gnrtlner W. trout. 17, of Lnkevlcw, enlist- In the navy recently through it local rccrultlnii office. Me fu sworn in nt Portland Sop- nnxr i, nnu is now on tunc- e duly itwaillng further or- Ifri. Courthouse Records Sfar.laa.a KCSKAITOH CIIANNKI... ripla fill. t-ar KennauKh. 2:1. aludenl. Native of unwia. rraidrni or uiPnrocM. Wvu. 'J'tr Dan ChannrtL 31 BrP,.,pv iiilvi o( ColumUu, rckldent ol Lynwood. USUCBROWN. Allrl Herman U. . u. a. nmrlnra. Nnitva of lit u. leildrnt of Klmnalti KalU. llpr,,. tl Calhrrlne llrown. 'H, clwrk. in ol llllnola, ra.ldcnl of Klantalh li HOMANStLLEIIS. William Trier n. Jr.. 21, naval aviator. Nailvo Ulrhlfan. realdRiil of llearhorn. Mlrl. .luara ..iirniiniii HtMiora. 22. atrn IriDhtP. NallVil n, I'nlnr.iln M.l.l.n, il Klimalh ralla. UNKEN ll'IM . M1JI.L.KM. 1. 1 n v H iiiaimrrtiiclin. a.1, u. s. marlnca. .' di inwa. reaiarnl o wow Hamn 1. lOWl. llrullia JA.l,it Mnlln VI wiir.ur. Native of Iowa, realdent of C iiampion. loua. HOBJNSON-I.OOTKNS. Richard Tlwo " rttolnion. 37. laborer. Nallvo of T""n oaama. rraiafnt of rarl.itill, Minn, wwrtnre rrnr Lootrna. t,l. hniiant,anr. 'inc o Ohio, realdenl of Klamath MrNAirr;l.T.Rr..ltnvnT ruri nrll. 1'Naiifhl. Jr.. 32. II. K. marlitra. Native w.,'.nr Arena Hrhtihrt. 11 alen H"''!'. Nallvo of Klamath Talli, real m rtiainaui Falla, Belly Ua llatnnol verana Thomaa Ihrnnel. null for dlvnrce, rharm, E,"'1''). In llonn. Deramtier III. I'H.'I. fPlilntltf a.h, reatnratlon of malrlen r,"7' "r,iy i.ea nally. j. c. u'Nolll. ...r ,or oiainii... Armlnta M. rvm, , r.i,B,.id s rinf. fli.i, , . t . h!.S!?.?"lh.Kl,IU' Son'tember IB. IfHa. wl. I ",'y" ro'lorntlon of maiden nSa J i w'in. J. c O'Neill Chatl. n-.. j ... . r.,,-.i r . .'"..'iHinii jump verana Alice ;! 1". ,J'iinn. Suit for dlvorco. chorno L, "Kl Inhuman treatment. Conolo H-ian Klmlh ralla. November J,;,?!1 Defenrtanl aaka reatoratlon nf fin or !"" Mn Rertrnde Menden p'aliil.rr' L"m"r Townaond, attorney for - .od la PU UV.I . .1.11 ...A.t. n,.'-,..io'":.j New Cream Deodorant Sajely helps Mop Perspiration .poei hnf Irritate skin. Does , i tot utcase.l ot men's shirts. : "events itmlet-arm odor. '"Ips stop perspirition safely. ' ;l,ure.wliite,intiicptic,tin. i . vanishing cteatn. .iw'iVn'! to Can be r used tight ,ftct shaving. .; Awarded Approval Seal of American Institute of Launder. . 'J1" harmless to fabric. Uso "iu rcguurly. O Oa floa taa . Or AUo39tis ;nntf n llii'tAltOIST glUIMtt DIODORANT (Sa?h Inspect. OfflcoIJlei,..C'ulr. John K. Hlehler, officer in eliitiKu of the ninin nnvy ro enillliiB sliitlnn In I'oitlund inittle ii tt.ttr of Inspection yes lertliiy of t, locitl recriilliim office, bttinley Church, publlci y limit for the Orent.n recrult in district, uecotnpunled lilm, Mrs. Black Returns Mrs. G L. Uluck, well known Klumatli million, who hits spent thu past year nt Princeton, II. C., with her dmiKliler, MiirKi.ret Tldball hits returned to her former homo on Grant street mid now phins to remain In Klumuth i'ltlls. Thirty Cars Shippod Thirty curs of potatoes were shipped yesterday from Malln, 11 was learned lo.lay. The shipments aro steadily InercnsInK nnd heavier shipments are expected today. Returned Vlrull Gross, for mer local baseball player, has relumed lo Klamath Kails where ho will make his home perma nently. He is now employed by Kluhrer's bakery, . To Oceenside Mrs. Desly Peters lefl Monday morning for Ocennsld", Calif., where she will visit with her husband, Lt. Nor man Peters, who expects over seas duty soon. Hero Over Weekend Pal Llv Illusion, now employed in the on Krnvltm department of tho Sac ramento Bee al Sacramento, Calif., visited In Klamath Falls over tho weekend. Vacationing Mr. nnd Mrs. Don Chase arc socndinK the next two weeks or so vacation ing at Diamond lake. I Boy Scout Executive R. H. La molt returned this week from the regional training conference for scout executives held In Mis souln, Mont., Inst week. He wns nccompaniod on the trip by L. Parker Martinez, assistant scout executive. During the conference, Nation al Chief Scout Executive Albert K. Krelwcll spoke, before repre sentatives from Oregon, Wash ington, Idaho, and Monlnnn, and a refresher course in camp activ ity was given to the scout offi cials at the Missoula council's summer camp. District conferences similar to the regional convention will be held soon with the scout masters of all areas. Kiamath Fnlls' con ference will take place some time in September. VITAL STATISTICS Ol-SFN-nm-n at Klamilh Valley hoi- fiUnl. Klamath Falli. Ore, on Scptem icr (I. 1044. to Mr. and Mn. Rrx Olicn. Madeline. Calif, a boy. Weight: 8 pounds 0 mincei. COI.LMAN Born at Klnmath Val Ifv hmtpltal, Klamath Fnlls, Ore., on .September tl. 1044, to Mr. and Mrn. C. It. Cnllmnn. Olenr. a boy. Weight: 7 pound 10 ounce. HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FORMER RESIDENT PACE FIVE. If .O S Plirlluln a r..HmnM 1 dent of Klamnlh Falls, passed away at the Ashland Community innimm U1 Asniand on Saturday, September 2. lie was 8 resilient at hagle Point, Ore., going there from Klamath eountv thrr.r years ago. He was born in Vllllscoa, Iowa, in 101)0. He was the son of George B. Carlisle, now de ceased, nnd Nellie Shepherd Car- "oiw, luri.ieriy oi uonanzn. He moved with u f,,miiu t iu n.,n of six, to Klnmalh county from 1UWH, Ho attended school at tho old Summers' ranch nnd later he went to school in Klamath Falls. Ho wns mnrricd to Norma Lee Stiles In Klamath Falls In 11)20. Besides his wife, he is survived by his mother, three sisters, Mrs. C. E. JuUlmiin Mrs .Inaen l.illv und Huby Carlisle, ' all of Ash- num. una one oroiner, r red E. Carlisle of Stockton, Calif, i no itmerni was held In Ash land on September 5. Classifier! Ads Bring Results. Service Men and Women Home on Leave Sgt. Irwin Swing from Pecos, Tex. Here until September 0. Pvt. Ray A. Peck from Camp Swift, Tex. Here until Septem ber 24. ' Tho above service people arc entitled to free passes to the lo cal theatres and free fountain service at Lost River dairy by courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of the theatres and R.. C. Woodruff of the dairy. Please call at The Herald and News office (ask for Paul Haines) for your courtesy tickets. FIRE UNDER CONTROL ST. MARIES, Idaho, Sept. 7 (IP) Four hundred men today were holding under control a forest fire which for a time last night threatened the town of Sanders in the St. Joe national forest after burning over an area of 125 acres. Spectators take to NX x7-i. a.at . v 8 The winner when it comes to lines classically smart .and caliper-trim. A "hay-' . C?f. CA maker" in Town Brown calf! BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE 633 Main 'ine Odd Fellows' annual pic nic will be held Sunday, Septem ber 10, al 11 a. m., at Moore park, with Ewauna Encamp ment No. 40, IOOF of Klamath Falls, sponsoring the annual af fair. Lodges in Merrill, Bonan za and Klamath Falls have join ed together this year lo hold their picnic, and a large attend ance. Is expected to be on hand. It is expected that Mrs. Ethel Bailey, president of the Rcbekah assembly of Oregon, and R. H. Anderson, grand patriarch of the Grand Encampment of Oregon, will be guests on this occasion. All Odd Fellows, Rcbckahs, Thcta Rho Girls, and their friends are urged to be in at tendance. Ewauna Encampment will furnisii ice cream, coffee, and soft drinks. WAC Enlistment Violet Win ters of Tulelakc, enlisted in the WACs yesterday at the local re cruiting station and leaves Mon day for Portland, where she will report to WAC recruiting head quarters. She will be in the transportation corps. Idaho Man Says Sea Serpent Composed Of Three Beavers SANDPOINT, Idaho, Sept. 7 (!') A Santipoint man says he too has seen the well-publicized sea serpent of Payette lake in southern Idaho and he gives this one-word description of it: "Beavers." Paul Walter, former owner of Camp Pend Oreille here, said he sighted the "serpent" a few days ago while driving along the shore. It appeared to be 30 to 40 feet long and was traveling slowly in the water. He focused his field glasses on it and recognized the heads and O ' ' . Refrigeration Equipment Co. Karl tlrquhart 611 Klamath Phone 64S5 For Commercial Refrigeration SALES and SERVICE occasionally-appearing tails of three beavers swimming in single-file. "Papa, mama and baby out for a swim," said Walter. Roenlisti in WACs Mrs. Cora J. Turmoil, originally from Mis soula, Mont., and more recently of Walla Walla, Wash., rcenlist cd in the WAC medical corps, August 31, through the local re cruiting office. She had been given a medical discharge but was able to reenlist. She ia Visit ing her sister at Crescent lake at the present time and will report to WAC recruiting headquarters in Portland Saturday. NEW YORK Mayor F. H.'Lui Guardia banned handshaking at a reception for Dr. Ramon Grau" San Martin, president-elect' ot Cuba. It seems that Dr. Grau got so much of it being welcomeaf in Washington that his wrist was sprained. -f 1 l aV V I1 L. TlHI TOWN HOP Main at Fifth 1 l -I : .4 The STORE with the GLASS DOOR Soft. Warm, 100 Pure Woot a I Classic mnover aryi m Fine ond Blky Knit. 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