HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE SIX
Midland ZtttfUte
Merrill
Lewis Kandra suffered a
broken ankle late Monday while
working with a power ditener.
Kandra's ankle was crushed. He
is recovering at the family home
near Merrill.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dcnson,
called to Jefferson, Oreson, by
the recent death of a brother-in-law,
have returned home. Den
son is proprietor of the Union
service station.
Shipf liter's Mate 1c Dennis
Blatch of the Seabces, stationed
at Port Hucncm, located near
Fort Oxnard, Calif., arrived last
Sunday to spend a week with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Blatch. Young Blatch enlisted
in the U. S. army in 1938, serv
ing under army supervision fol
lowing an honorable discharge
in the Panama Canal zone on a
defense project. He enlisted in
the Seabces a year ago.
J. R. Blatch is owner of a
local service station. A second
son is also serving in the armed
forces.
The annual Christmas pot luck
and gift exchange of the Mer
rill Library club is scheduled
Red Ryder
Wash Tubbs
SAV.CAPWN EASyi TH'
BOYS AND ME HAVE 1UST
BEEN FUSURIN'OUR BACKV
PAY...- WE ooT 33
MONTHS COMIN' TO USL,
Freckles and His Friends
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DISNrry,
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TURNED TO MOO TO
RE64IHJ HIS MAGIC
BELT. NOW HELD
BY KIN& &UZ AS
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ROYAL JEWEtS
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for December 7 at the home of
Mrs. A. J. King on tnc Merrill
Matin hiehwav. Dinner will be
served at 12:30 with election
of officers, a Christmas program
and the gift exchange to louow:
Mrs. M. A. Bowman is presi
dent. Co-hostesses who will assist
arc Mrs. T. O. Wheeler and Mrs.
Leonard Bowman.
Dr. D. J. Ferguson, pastor of
the Merrill Presbyterian church,
called to Vancouver Barracks,
Astoria, on business, will return
in time to fill his pulpit next
Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kilpatrick
have had with them for the
Thanksgiving holiday, Mrs. Ktl
Patrick's mother, Mrs. Etta
Wiley, recently of Alderwood
Manor, Wash., their daughter,
Betty Kilpatrick, who will grad
uate in five weeks from Oregon
State. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Tink
er, daughter Charlenc- and son
Gene, her brother, W. O. Wiley.
Mrs. Wiley, daughter, Mary and
son Donald. Dayton, Ore, and a
sister, Mrs. Merle Gilbert,
daughter, Kay and son, Floyd,
Ashland. Mary Wiley is a teach
er at Scappoosc, Ore., high
school.
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Mrs. Chct Wilcox has been
called to Chehnlis, Wash,, by
the illness of her father,
Mrs. Dave McLaren enter
tained the Traveling Card club
Wednesday. Mrs. Winninghain
will be the next hostess.
The extension will meet on
December 7, at 10 a. m. at the
home of Mrs. Frisbec. Oven
meals will be demonstrated and
discussed. A small charge will
be made for luncheon. Every
one is invited to attend. Mrs.
Cruikshank will assist Mrs.
Frisbee.
There will be no December
business meeting of the Parent
Teachers association due to the
annual men's Christmas party
to be held late in the month.
Mrs. Frisbee and Mrs. Cruik
shank attended the extension
school Tuesday, and Mrs. Dor
man and Mrs. Prcscott were
Klamath Falls visitors Wednes
day. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hulsc
were in camp on Saturday from
Jacksonville.
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Canby
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ivory,
accompanied by Ann Deliham
and Ductta Suares, both of Al
lures drove to Klamath Falls last
week where the two latter left
for Portland, where they were
Inducted into the WACs. From
Portland they left for WAC
(mining center at Dcs Moines,
Iowa, after which they hope
for foreign assignments. Mrs.
Snares will be remembered as
clerking in the lied and White
store at Canby about a year and
a half ago. Since then she has
been living In Alturas. Her hus
band has been a war prisoner in
the Philippines for some time.
Mis. Carl Uliieh of Conor d'
Alone. Idaho arrived on the Itith
to visit her sister, Mrs. Betty
Norum. Both left on Saturday
of last week for Napa, Calif.,
to visit their mother, who has
been in poor health.
Verna Lee Griffin, who taught
the intermediate grades in Can
by last year, and who is at pres
ent teaching In Tionesta, passed
through here Tuesday last week,
en route to her home in Berk
eley for a short visit.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Intorf at Klamath Falls on No
vember 21. a seven pound girl.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Derby and
family of College City, are now
living in Canby at the forest
service station quarters. Derby
By Fred Harmon
By Leslie Turner
A KICK IN THE
PAMT5 BESIDES!
J. KNOW WHERE
MV BACK PAV
.IS 60IN!
MS,
, TOO!
By Blosser
By Martin
By V. T. Hamlin
By Harold Gray
DID L H6AR.OU I ll 'A
I (fti . I MENTION MV NAME" l3
I MR. Mfc600SY? JCgf
is dlsiwlcher-clcrk fur tho USFS.
Inmates of San (.Juentln and
their officials, who have been
stationed at Cinnn llaekainoie
during Uui summer doing forest
service duty have retuined to
San Qucnttn until next spring
when the plans are to have them
return.
Mrs. E. 11. McNew mid son l.ee,
were Klainnth Falls visitors Fri
day. Joe Fallng. driver of a Union
gasoline truck had a nmiuw es
cape from injury last week when
tho truck which he was driving
lost a wheel as Fallnu slowed up
for the Union station In Canby.
The wheel rolled across the
highway and lodged against a
fence. Tho truck came to a stop
a few feet from the gns station
without further damage or any
injury to anyone.
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Davidson
left for Oregon on Wednesday of
this week to be with Davidson's
father who is very ill.
Mrs. Elmer Quigley, who Is
teaching at Lookout, was home
to spend the Thanksgiving holi
days. Mrs. Fred Bonner Is visiting at
the home of Mrs. Maude llender
this week. Her husband has
been called for his physical ex
amination before Induction into
the armed forces.
Mrs. Edna McGoe has accept
ed a position at the posloffice as
assistant postmaster to Mrs. llcth
Bowden. She takes the place of
Mrs. Jerry Sanders, who left re"
cently for Tennessee with her
family.
Mrs. Grace Myers Js visiting
at the home of her sister, Mis.
Billlc Siveslnd.
Richard 11. Browne, represent
ative of Walker-llovey Lumber
company left this week for Sun
Francisco, where he will remain
until logging operations com
mence in the spring.
Mrs. William Dette, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
F. P. Bacon Jr., left on Friday
of this week for Reno, Nevada,
where she .will remain a short
time. Accompanying her were
Mrs. Bacon and daughters.
The homo of Mr. and Mrs. E.
n Mr-Nou, urii tlm ti'ni flf a
party November 11). when friends
gathered to help their son Lee,
celebrate his luTh birthday an
niversary. The teen-agers pres
ent Included Leo Du Milieu, Joe
Bowden, Corky Waterman, Keith
Shercr. Ray Pingel, Ed Olson,
Jack Seivers. Donald Lovely,
Betty uowuen, ueuy onerer,
r.oric Knv fhnmhprs. Knthrvn
Morrison, Bobbie Jo Hood, I'al
Hood, Pearl Fingei ami r.necii
Rnco Artni n Hoiiiiblfiil i.venim
nl nnmne nnrl nl ri'ShmClltH tllC
guests departed wishing Lee
many happy returns oi me uay.
Nnvmhnr I Ihe three lll-
per grades of the Arlington
school, under the direction of
Mrs. Florence ciiniieio, ineir
nnnhnf lldtllin fl mmMUlUn lOl'
selling magazines that lasied lor
one wcck. sponsoring mis cam
paign was the Curtis Publishing
company which gave the school
half of the money collected on
tltn enlu r,f itu mnifaillCS Illld
another company which gave Mu
per cent of the sales to the school.
Leader of this campaign was
Theodore Booth. Captain of the
Red team, wnicn cum-cn-u
cinn wn TVH Hillincslcv. can-
tain of the Blue team, which
turned in 5 VB.zu was vmumi
Ball. Three highest salesmen
...APn Al.rnrrl ( ' -A V iMWltor VInimll
Ball and Theodore Booth. The
team which won wrote their
names on the "goat." This goat
le a frtir Niiw mnscnt. aifti llovs
to the winning salesman at the
end of the school term. Alverd
Carpenter "got his goal iy
,..-i In o lolnl lit $44. AS
the school has recently organized
a social and literary club, the
money will De pui uuo inc ciuu
treasury for scnool purposes.
Vlflilnra In Klnmnth FnlU tills
week included Mrs. Avis Kohls
and daughter Kaincrinc mor-
Wllma lnhla nnrl Mnyine
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Stowell. They report that Mrs.
E. C. nelson, who is rccL-ivm
moHlrnl rnre nt that place is
slowly improving.
Eugene Boom leu on rriuny
of this week to spend the week
end with his mother In Redding.
Hager
The E. Johnson family moved
onto their properly here this
week from the Henley district.
Mallory and Turner expect to
start picKing turkeys in a week
or 10 days for the Christmas
market. They employed quite a
crew Just before Thanksgiving
while dressing turkeys.
Mrs. Dave Klein had some
teeth extracted Tuesday a. in.,
and Tuesday evening she had lo
have one blocked as it bled pro
fusely and caused her lot.s of
misery,
Betty Wright was brought
home from the Klamath Valley
hospital Sunday and seems to be
getting along line now.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Anderson
were expected home this week.
They were to be in Salem last
Sunday. They have visited sev
eral cities In Oregon in the in
terests of tho IOOF lodge.
John Hess will drive the
school bus beginning Thursday.
Rowdcn Is unable to now.
Tho community wok shocked
to learn of Mrs. Rowdcn's denlh
Monday and the sympathy of
this community Is extended Mr.
Rowdcn and daughter and other
relatives In their bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs, Mallory and
Mrs, Turner were business visi
tors In Tulclakc Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Croft
and children visited his parents
for a few days the liilter part of
last week ut Bonanza.
Bob Gobcr drove tho school
bus Tuesday and Wednesday.
Bly
The Bly Women's club met
Wednesday, November 20 at the
home of Louise Casper. A short
business meeting was held and
drawing of names was held for
the Christmas parly which will
be at tho Dixon home.
Refreshments wero served lo
the following members: Mary
Fort Klamath
M. Tech. Sgt. James Watson
left for Sun Ulego last Friday
after enjoying a month's fur
lough dining which ho visited
hero wllll his mother mid cous
ins, Mrs. Margaret Watson, Dor
olhy Nellson and Nell Nellson.
Sgt, Walson has been overseas
with tho U, S. murine corps for
I ho past two and a half years,
and this is his first visit to the
U. S. In that period of time.
Mr. mid Mrs. Kenneth Morris
of Teliaina, Ore., accompanied
by Mrs. Lee Ferguson and son
John of I'riueville, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays visiting
here at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Flunk Ed
wards, and also visited other
relatives while In this vicinity.
On Friday evening. Mr, and
Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Morris and
Mrs. Fergus o n entertained a
group of friends at dinner at
the Edwards home. 1 urkey and
I all the trimmings were enjoyed
by the following guests: Mr.
) and Mrs. Artie Nichols, Mrs.
Sarah Stokuin, William Lain-
oeri anu air. ami mis. iiaroui
Wlmcr.
Mr. and Mis. Morris and Mrs,
Ferguson and son left Sunday
for their homes, the former be
ing accompanied by Frank Ed
wards. Edwards returned Tues
day lo Fort Klamath, his son-in-law,
Hoy Noah of Browns-villi-
who visited here with his
parents, Mr. mid Mrs. Charles
Noah, before reluming home.
The Morrises, Mrs. Ferguson
and Noah lived here beforo
moving elsewhere.
Mr. mid Mrs. William Cope
land of I'rliievllle visited hero
for a few days ut the home of
his brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Engle. They
are former local residents.
Orvllle Schroeder returned
Sunday evening from Portland,
where he spent the Thanksgiv
ing holidays with his daughter,
Jacqueline, w h o is attending
Marylhurst academy at Oswe
go, Ore. On Monday, Schroeder
intered Hillside hospital In
Klamath Falls, where he sub
mitted to a surgical operation.
He is reported to be progress
ing satisfactorily.
Charles J. Bricco left Mon
day for Richardson Springs,
Calif., where he will remain
for two weeks taking the min
eral baths for rheumatism, from
which he has been suffering
for some lime. During his ab
sence, his Crater Lake cafe and
store are in charge of Mrs. Ord
Prltchett and Mrs. Dorothy
Gregg.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Darling
returned Sunday from Portland
where they wero called by the
death of Mrs. Darling's brother-in-law,
Mr. Ladd. Colore return
ing lo Fort Klamath, Mr. and
Mrs. Darling visited with N. G.
Sinythe and Mr. mid Mrs; Vero
Smythe and family, old friends
of the Darlings, now residing In
Portland.
Mrs. Robert Taylor has re
covered from a recent Illness.
Wednesday business vlsllors
In Klamath Falls were Alfred
B. Castel Sr., Charles W. Wil
liams and Henry W, Orth.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Uiallain
left Sunday for The Dulles, ac
companied by their son, Sgt.
Blame Brattain. U. S. army,
who left from The Dulles this
week lo report back for duty
at Camp Swift, Texas, after en
joying a few days' furlough
with his family ut the Brattain
ranch on Kluinath marsh, His
brother, Bob Brattain, is now
in Caliiorniu with the Urattuin
cattle.
Midland
Midland homo extension unit
met al the home of Mrs. Emma
Lamm nf Surina I. til,. lln.i..
day, November 20,' with III lii-
ini-.t -jiiL-scni iiiki iwo children.
Mrs. Elton Fishback and Mrs.
Wallace Thompson of Henley
unit gave a demonstration on
sweet rolls with variations.
Those, present were Mrs. Leo
Sutton, Mrs. Leon Andrieu, Mrs,
Pearl liui-nctl, Mrs. Mario An
drieu, Mrs. Francis Flowers.
M's. LoKoy llauck, Mrs. Cllve
MePherson, Mrs. Albert
Schmlcli, Nina Noble, Mrs. Elton
Hshlraclt, Mrs. Wallace Thomp
son, Mrs. John Mistier, Juno Al
bert Mrs. Emmn Lamm and
children, Leland llauck and
Merilyn McPherson. The next
""'Jj'ns will be held at the home
of Mrs. Lee Sullon at 1:110 p. m
on December (1. Mrs. Glllen
will B vc a lesson on prevention
of colds.
The Midland grange econom
ic C lib Will mnnl ,.,lll. 114 T
Sul on on Tuesday, December fl.
..my win icarn ncr secret
sister and exchange gifts
Arthur Malanl left Thursday,
accompanied by his mother and
sister for U of C hospital San
Francisco, for treatment and
Mrs Jerry nryant was hostess
lO If f IPM nf M . ....
, ...,in,, wiui nonor-
-ri. i WLl,h " Klork slmwer,
riiiirsday, November 27. Those
w ,,, .v.s,cti were Mrs. Cllve Mc
I'lKTSOIl flllrl rlr...,.U4,.,. t
S3
K,,Mrs Jrn,";is flowers
! r n ue, Mrs George Flowers
m i x '''LF.rfy "ntl Sharleno,
Mrs John Mistier and Mrs, Jeri
iy Bryant. Music and games
K.!"J"'Vrtl "ncI, n I'"11'"
luncheon was served. Mrs. Brv-
an received innny lovely gf
I'lerl Malanl and Carroll Mist-
r left iTiday for Bundon. They
ti, lM'nS",,u,r,"V evening
Ihe Midland Victory club
5'K.ntchTn0,Km-
D,' W ""'ton. Vedn
r-nm,V,.,n ' ',W' ..I'"Znb?l l
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11.-1 .."eieii annul nncl
the hostess, Louise Casper.
HALCYS TO VISIT
MAL1N Mr. and Mrs, J,
Perry Haley will huvo with them
( It In weekend their son, pvt.
Thomas W. Haley, U. S. army,
and their eldest daughter, 1st 1,1.
lola Haley, U, S. army nurse
corps, recently of Kennedy Gen
era! hospital, Memphis, Teiin.
Both expect overseas service in
the near future,
Pvt. Haley has Just completed
his buslc training with tho In.
fautry at Camp Roberts and will
report back to Fort Ord Decern,
ber !),
Lt. Haley, gruduate of Ore,
gun Slalo college where she
majored in dietetics, has been
associated with hospitals in Bos
ton and Memphis fur I ho last
two years, Sho will urrlvu De
comber 1.
Cascade
Snow has fallen at Cascade
Summit until tho depth is now
IB inches. Although the weather
was unusually mild this fall,
tho snowfall was early,
Mr. and Mrs. Stevu naumaii
of Abornathy spent several duvs
in Gervuls visiting lluuinaii's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leu Ban
man and Mrs. Sllraheth Deu.-uh.
Mrs. Lowell Hall unci son, Gor
don, have been Portland visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Nugcl hud
us their guests for Thanksgiving
dinner Mr. and Mrs. w. 11.
Brock.
It. L. Porter went to Seatllc
to visit his son and duughtcr-ln.
law, Lt, and Mrs. Raymond A.
Porter, While there ho was
pleiiMintly surprised to find an
other son, Pvt. Robert Purler
also In Seattle, and u niece there
seeing her husband off on n ship.
Robert flew from Alaska In an
army transport.
Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Benson
had a full house Thanksgiving
Day. Mr. and Mrs. Dud Varrlcr,
their two children, Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Lavoy, their three children,
Cleo llebert, and Mr. and Mrs.
Mark McEwen.
Al night when the guests were
leaving they found the snow lud
become so deep that they could
nut reach the highway. It was
necessary for them to call Roy
Temple to plow the road, a dis
tance of two miles with his
tractor.
New Pine Creek
Tho next Important event on
the grange calendar Is the Joint
meeting of the three granges,
Thomas Creek, East Side and
Westsldc at the Westsldo hall
this Saturday evening, Decern,
ber 2, when tho ceremonies In
stalling all the officers will
take place. Several from here
have expressed Intention of at
tending. If thosu who have cars
and intend to go will leave
word at tho post office and
those who want to go and don't
Itavo cars will do likewise, per
haps everyone who would like
to go will have a way and the
East Side can be better repre
sented. Ladles from here will
lake either sandwiches or sal
ads. Sgt. and Mrs. 3. D. McDonald
arrived homo last Sunday, a
week ago, on a 14-day furlough
from Camp Riley, Kansus. Mrs.
McDonald, the lormer Dorothy
Reid, Is assisting in an . army
dental office ut the camp. After
visiting here, In Lakcview and
in Portland with relatives, they
were to have left for Reno on
Wednesday where they took a
train lor Kansas, leaving a day
earlier than expected In re
sponcc to orders irom his com
manding officer.
In u recent letter received
by R. W, Odlo irom Shclva
Lightic, the latter says coilee
has been absent from the tables
in Holland lor nearly lour
years and most cvcrytnmg else
mis been cijually scarce. The
Germans have taken all the
livestock and in general tno
country Is 0.11II0 depleted, Cigar
ettes sell lor $1 a package, he
said, when you can find them,
Muybo that is tho reason they
arc so scarce In this country as
manufacturers can gel a much
higher price for their wares In
foreign markets,
Alvln McKuno spent Thanks
giving al the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mc
Kuno of Paisley. Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin McKunc of Dalles, Ore
gon wero also present for the
occasion.
Mrs. Efflo Steward and son,
Pearl, returned last Friday
from a 10-day visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Coleman George at
Union, Oregon. George Is em
ployed by a creamery thero and
has charge of a 250-mllc cream
and milk route and Is doing
fine, the Stewards report. Pearl
brought home 300 pounds of
field peas which he Is going to
try on his form. Tho country
around Union farms this crop
tiillo extensively. The crop
gives Its producers a nice profit
for they disposed of most of
their peas In that locality for
5'4 cents per pound.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvln h. Karls
and family spent Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Mrs. Knok Quir
ing of Davis Crock.
Mrs. Helen St. Clair left last
evi,i ,n,i fni- Kaluma,
Washington whore sho will visit
for n whllo with her miner,
Joe O'Brien. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Tayl
or moved lo Lakovlew Inst
Thanksgiving Day to live after
they had enjoyed n big dinner
with Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Llghtlu
wllh whom they havo been liv
ing until suitable quarters could
be obtained at tho county seat.
Mrs. Frank Alexander return
ed by stage from Salt Lake City
last Friday afternoon where
she has been visiting With n
sister. She had a wonderful
visit, sho reports,
Leo Johnston got tho old
Glen Smith butcher shop build
ing moved over on tho Califor
nia side Inst week' and sot It
down Just cast of the Shamrock
bar and restaurant building
which he owns. It Is understood
l of "" .", 'V rna
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fT I e lol i''I
m,,il, m?11'!' wis!
work either 11 ,,i.l'lln! '
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"We l.iiiiiBu hall I. 1
.1 huge social J?'.
f nun.-lnl .,, . li
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dale, which In. h-TIM
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in Lakcview which lm,a
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total. The aunt. l huA
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Lakcview mid the iiitcbl
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lllllll'd nl 1 linnkniu,, .J
Inst Tliursilov. Tho -J
were Mr. nnd Mn. U
Cook, Mr. nnd Mn. tJ
,,vi,p ui.u itiniuy ana
t i hf.u: I
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airs, iieary look enlml
Mr. nnd Mrs. Vcrlt Coitl
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lime when n plate umpmll
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field nnd ntl English -i
rider was cxrlcncinida
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trainer of 1'lcrrc Lorife I
llsh Derby winner, H
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