Herald and news., March 23, 1945, Image 8

EIGHT HERALD AVD sTEWS
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II Verbal
airs. CJeo Epps of MM Den-j Then was a good attendance
ver has received von jnn n w -- s'j- mem
ber hmfoaod, CJeo C. Ep, or-i r last Saturday evening to
mg fa the Sooth Pacific, that spite ot the inclement weather,
be Sighted the L'SS Yancey, on It began promptly at o clock
whka is serving hts brotber-ni-,- and was humed through so that
law Enrigs John T. Mathi. Toe ; asnpie um could be bad for
two boys ' i to speed1 the Deviation of the Service
two d2 together. Matius ia Flag program, supper and
the oo!y too of Mr. and Mrs-jdance.
Dan Mathis of JMi Bisbee, and I Two matters were decided
Epos is their soo-in-tsw. upon. Frank Ross was to get
Little Allen Lee. the small: lumber at Lakevtew and every
j - if. i vH wii. mai crasser is sucoosed to
fr.rli 2,7 a meet TWuy.Marcn 2?th. and ! Near
drivers TT sick lit. j tret a I?' rest rootn back M Print measure
S. E Woodard has returned use nail cm me matter ox 17 Organ of
ml days at home with the flu. organization, instead of bavins
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Arnold a dance as usual a novelty
of Vancouver, Wash, were wm-itBeUnd was decscied upon to ;
tors at the E. O. Arnold home raise money. Members are to ;
on 4235 Bristol. The brothers draw number and pair off ac-j
had not seen each other for 13 cordicg'y.
years. The Arnolds left last; The program consisted of a
week for Missouri where they ; song. "God Bleu America" by
plan to help with the crops this ; the audience: the readme of all
year UJe u; v m nv
Mr. and Mrs. William Swartz ; have gone to war from the East
of 4132 Altamont drive are re-'Side vicinity, and the giving of
modeling their home and add-! their rank, achievements and
in several rooms. (whereabouts. Mrs- Mary Snider.
Mrs. Frank Cardoza left Fri-'who was chairman of the flag
day morning for Sacramento. , committee, read the last years
Calit, to visit her son. PFCjlist which made an interesting
Richard Cardoza who is attend-! contrast to the up-to-date list
ing school at McClelland Field, i read by Mrs. Alvra Butler. Mrs.
Young Cardoza is well known Earl Butler also assisted with
fa Altamont. and is the brother j the preparation of the flag,
of Mrs. Walter Hanson. There was a song by Htss Kath-
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith of'.ryn Dick s class room and also
La Grande, Ore, spent Tuesday two songs by both rooms of the
a tu t i . .. r. K'.tv rrk mAe school! a
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harness
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30 Measure of
area
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23 Witticism
HSodrara
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vanquiihed
31 Dcniesticated
33 Sea food
34 Sensible
35 Calc.'jm
(symbol)
40Ech (ab.
41 Measure ef
doth
42 Myself
44 Provide with
weapons
4Toward
48 That thing
4 Evergreen
SO Afternoon
parties
52 Chessman
55 Skin opening
58 Meadow
5S Musical note
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30 Dined
Tl Seine
25 Luce
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3S Feline
43 Befcsre
45 Public walk
47 Opera fab.) ;
.was Sft. Oiariea MrDonald. also icheduld for March 30 at Iha.wiih m
j with the t-. S. army. Placr wrre home of Mrs, Ethr Johnson. i AthUnd.01''!1
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mvmbers answered
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37 Aluminum
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55By
57 Bachelor of
Arts (ab.)
59 Father
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Dr. David J. Ferguson, pastor , due at the next regular meeting tiered here as the former Mury crnv wn L. f"r,f MlifT
Thirty
roll rail.
Mr. and Mr. Dale West are
, ipendlng several dayt In the San
Francisco bay region and other
points In California on a bus
mcs trip.
Women of Ihe Muo.c. Morrill
chapter. No. 18 met March 20
Mrs. Kirnard I.uelirs and
young daughter Chrtntine. Port.
: land, are guests of Mrs. l.urhM'
: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
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nuHHii. nicnarti i.uenrs. one
win lrrivf
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Merril!
PFC Pinkney Beasley. me-: marked at the table for tne Olivia Hofaba and Margaret
chanic on a B-17. stationed at guests. Mr. and Mrs. Drager and I Hadley are captains of two u-ams
Hendrlrk Field. Florida is . their two young daughters. Joan that will compete In the member.
borne on a 15-day furlough at the , ana jar.c. snip nrive now under way.
home of hts parents. Mr. and i The Lost River Garden cluij Mrs. Elmont Kvnyon was hon
Mrs. R. F. Beasley. He will visit will meet Tuesuay atteniooii, ; oreu wnn a layrua ih.mer.
also at the home of brother. March 27 at the home ol Sirs.
Roy Beaslcr. and family of Mer . Soott McKendree for a ducis
n!l and a sister. Mrs. Earl Clark, ; ion on perennials and their rc
and her voung daughter Darlene, lationship to landxaotng.
of Portland have arrived for aj Mrs. Dora Pojie. San Diego,
visit during his furlough. ; arrived this week for a visit at
He has been in the service: Ihe home of her son. J. Leland
about 26 months and reports i Pope and family. Mrs. Pope is
back to his Florida base. April a Klamath county pioneer.
4. ; Mrs. Dovte Recdcr. avociatc with the senior regent. Mrs. Doru
His brother, petty umcer t c : cjean ol ine Acaaemy oi t rieira-: inroarger in mo chair.
U. S. navy, Eugene Beasley left ship of Oregon, an official visitor
January 1 for overseas duty, j was honored by the initiation of
joining the navy sx months alter! two candidate. Mrs. Jean Bald
Pearl Harbor. Prior to over- win and Mrs. Gladys Allen. The
man at San Diego, mis wite ana : of the social service chapter time resident of Merrill and u
baby daughter. Sandra Lee. are! night and the officers' night ; pharmacist ia a Junior In a Port. I
now with Mrs. ueasiey parents, chapter program, airs, wine-; una medical school, servlmi
Mr. and Mrs. Leo nam tiowman . barger drew attention tnal liie'wlth the U. S. navy. iTownr'. .ii. Hi
rs win imi
for the duration.
standing committee reports arj Mrs. Lurh
of the Merrill Presbyterian
church has returned from Astoria
where he made ready for ship
ment, furniture to be used in
the manse.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Drager en
tertained recently at dinner In
honor of two former employes
of Mr. Drager, PFC Stanley
Reitman. U. S. army and PFC
Harley Hampton, both leaving
for service at Camp White. Med-
ford. Included also in the din
ner party which honored Mr.
Drager on a birthday anniversary
and
the executive meeting ; Jane Bowman.
. nirv. rwrmiDin ioiweii ihn iti t . .. .
baby son are (pending two weeks 1 stolen niuin Kl W
Altamont drive, and other rela- Fisher, Bobby Vincent and Bev
tives in Klamath FaiU. Mr.;erky Vincent, accompanied by
Smith is an EM 1c and will-Kelton Vincent on the guitar,
be stationed at San Diego, Calif, f a- reading by Bill Bishop, two
Mrs. Ben L. Sheppard of 3706 songs by the grange Glee club
Brooklyn, and her sister, MrsJ accompanied by Mrs. Daisy
A C. Lavenik and small daugh- Fleming on the piano; and con
ter. Karen, spent the past week ; eluding the program was a vio
: sii TK n.r. ln.nm. in duet by Mrs. Ruby Parun
nanied home br Beverly Pin-! and Irving L. Faris. accompan- Mrs Marr Kirkpatrick. age 51
nelL another sister, who has,1" 7 Mrs. Erroa Sanders. Daly city, Calif, had passed
been making her borne in Van-j The supper followed the pro-1 away. He left on Sunday more
couver with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ; gram and there was still time j ing by bus to attend funeral
Rayson and working in a de-, left for an hour of dancing, be-j ceremonies. Mr. and Mrs. WU
fense plant there. Miss Pinnell fore jnidnight. I liam Allen left Sunday after-
will spend the summer with her i Tbe Home Economics dub: noon for Klamath, where it is
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Pin- met last Thursday afternoon at ' believed they took a train for
Keller, whose birthday is also
in March.
Refreshments consisted of
ta male-pie, wafers and pickles,
apricot sherbert, cake and cof
fee. Charlie Larkin received the sad
news that his oldest daughter.
nell of Bristol avenue. jtbe grange hall with 13 mem-
Mrs. Mattie Bagley of 4121 bers present Mrs. Iroogene Bat
Altamont drive left Tuesday fori man was hostess and received
Vallejo, Calif, where she plans her hostess gift. Lemon pie and
to spend several weeks with faeri coffee was served for refresh-
son and family - - - menu. The club voted to give Xom AU a Robertson Ma
o' u ".r'.rr'SJr. i tonilr Home last Monday
K wimni ihuw7 r, w mii.jju J m ujv uim iuc,
Winnifred Gilien. Mrs. Kewcom out of funds raised at the last
Daly City.
Mrs. Hazel Vinyard has been
teaching for Mrs.. Allen this
week during her absence.
A baby girl was born to Mrs.
will visit ber sister, .Shirley
French, during her- stay there.
. Alva CPuttj Roberta of Can
non avenue suffered painful in
juries btmaay. tie was kicked
by a hone he was trying to ride
and had several rib broken.
For
Commereial
Refrigeration
SALES and SERVICE
Sm '
Earl TJrqusart
Refrigeration
Equipment Co.
11 Klamath
Pbom. 645S
benefit dance supper. Members
also went on record as favoring
the idea of having the grange
master appoint a supper com
mittee during the meeting -who
would be dismissed so they
could have supper ready - im
mediately after grange was
over. Then those "who wanted
to go home early could go and
those who wanted to stay until
midnight and dance would have
a maximum time for that and
still abide by the midnight cur
few. Mrs.- Fairy Hammenley
will be hostess at the next .meet
ing. R. W. Odle returned last Fri
day afternoon, from down -at
Needles, Calif, where he spent
a few weeks visiting with his
daughter.
Mrs. Hazel Vinyard entertain
ed the Heedle club week ago
last Saturday afternoon. - Six
members and one guest, Mir.
Alice Allen were present. A
feature of the meeting was the
presentation of Secret Pal-birthday
gifts for those whose birth
days had thus far arrived in
March. Mrs. Mvra TtntmMt i
present to receive hers and a !
beautifully decorated cake had 1
morning at 2 o'clock. Her name
is Sherry Helen.
Wellman Smith left last Tues
day for Portland where he will
resume his work as a transient
man and surveyor for- a large
construction company operating
irr Oregon-
Blomer McCrary came home
last Monday after spending sev
eral weeks in the Alturas hos
pital. He. is feeling quite a bit
better it is reported.
The big cougar that roams
Pine Creek canyon - was seen
by E. : E. . Stinson last Sunday
just above Charley Cook's place
at the mouth of the canyon.
He is reported to be a large i
one,- and several local hunters j
have tried . to hunt him down at t
different times. -
. Grover Dick and wife from ;
near New Plymouth. Idaho, ar-!
rived last Friday evening for a
visit with his brother. Thomas
Dick and wife. They were
guests at the grange social hour
last Saturday evening.
Barbara Fisher was given a
birthday party last Sunday
afternoon in honor of her
seventh birthday. Fourteen of
her girl playmates at school
were present, and honored h-T
with remembrances. Several
games were enjoyed and re
freshments of cake, jcllo and
punch were served.
Anna May Fisner has been
suffering from a cold that ap
parently settled in her ear and
had to have her ear lanced last
Sunday before she sot relief.
She is feeling better now, her
mother said.
An accident which was al
most in the category of a trag
edy, o .-cured last Tuesday when
"Bud" a terrier-shepherd dog,
owned by Earl Sanford was run
over out In front of his drive
way and killed. Sanford said
he'd rather have lost two or
three cows than that common,
but unusually smart and help
ful canine. Not only was he
very intelligent but he had
been trained perfectly to handle
cows down in the brush coun
try where stockmen could not
do without a good dog. He
could say "Go fetch 'em "Bud"
or "Brother" (he answered to
both names) and away down in
the field the dog would go and
drive the herd up for milking.
Or the dog upon command
would hold the cows in any
given part of the corral to keep
them out of some special kind
of feed that his master was
handling or for any other rea
son. In times like these when
help is scarce even the service
of a useful dog is mourned.
The dog was killed when two I
cars passed and while dodging '
one car was struck by the
other. He was not running
cars but merely barking at one
that was leaving In the ranch
driveway. Whenever cart came
uu ic ji cuiud i .c vaiura n . il. j
was much concerned until they ;
left. This one he followed out
to the highway and met his
doom.
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