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Kathrin Neubert, Pioneer
Resident Dies in Cty
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Luraiiw imnaiiiii Clanna Slainpar.
kSI uiiliara J..nal. Wlnllrail Sin.
Bin Sf.ia . Mar)' orow. i.aoria
iVlVliu" Valla' Coaa (hop, Bally
I."liomI I- I'orlar, Mra. aul t.
T-firtV W. !. W...id. J. W. Van
in r.lllIT I.nWIOr, JIHIIIH IIIUWII.
ni C. V. Ilu'th, Ur. Arthur 81m.
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rt Mr. 1. lataiaiw. air;. u"'aa.
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T a. uurnmit. Mia. Vllarlea
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,1 airphana.'Mra. Paul Italll.a.
llraillv tiliop. tuclllo Wala.
i WjiIc. linialla l'otarion. Vlralnla
, M.ilr Kllloll. Chdillna Kaiarll,
' rnlii. N. U. Uraw, Crciaa Urubb,
Ilnlwrl Krllnr. ..
,il, i.h'htaiiaiarn. nrt nailljiirn.
iu"ar. Mra. "uali Currln. Mr.
I," llnry Parkin.. MralJila Na.
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1 K.kr.lr.. tlwrlaa B. BUrk. B.
4 Gralapp. Mra. Blapn.n im.
u Shaw Mra. Illtrka, Mra. Q. V.
, j M. Andrawa, Mra. t. Vandar
tn. A. Sandoa. Mra. Wl lam
Art Mnnra. Mra. A. O. noanlrka,
vril r Iinrk. Mra. John lUwklna,
"til., Mr. and Mra. Plnalll. Mr.
I. u.ui.tlv TiiFnn.. Harry Martn.
Tind Mr,- tiaorie .C. Ulrica, .Lola
old. Shlrlay lag nraraoii. vioia
Tompun. Loyal ordar at Mooaa
llflS Aitada Hotel. Inc.. Oaoria
Man. Mra. vmrM n.i.-i. ..
22 t?..jr,r.'i-n. O. Mltahal!. Mr.
u i. liardanHntoit. Bniriay
Lilln.'jrank rmtar. R. J. puffy,
ttaraliuon. H. Doula Whllalliva.
I c. W. ruinwaiar. . "ninoy
I tlana llackhorn, Mania miraoia
feral n. ftiMHuirw. if.
Ht, Irene It ran tier. H!pn,
the) Mxr, Janne
Thrnlor, r.urlltto iloiuior
!l4i?Cro,J rocoIvlnff th8 'UId. Patrol Lcador Tod Hodgei is proienting $50 from troop 18
ot tlr Woyorhaoiugr dUtrlct. One ot Derrnh'i ions ii wounded and is in a hospital in Europe.
SneJ Voices Admiration
For Klamaih Shrine Club
Governor Earl Snell has
Jolnud other Oregon leaders In
volcliiR admiration lor the bo
nevolcnt eflorUi of the Khimnth
Shrine club, and urging full pub
lic support here for the Shrine
dunce April 7 to benefit the Port
land crippled children's hospital.
"The Klomuth effort In behalf
of this xrnnd cnusc has received
widcHpread attention In our
state, suid the governor. "This
has come about through the
able, sincere leadership of the
Shrine club, backed by sympa
thetic and cauer support from
the people of Klamath Falls and
the surrounding area.
Wo in Oregon have reason
for great pride in the Shrlncr's
crippled children's hospital In
Portland. It is one of the greatest
institutions of its kind In
America.
rlt is made possible by the
kind of support it has received
from Klamath Falls. I know that
support will be provided for the
April 7 enterprise."
Alva Rlatlna. Juyra
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I... i-..r ViH.nl! Mannklnn IJfirl
iwwo.-Chanaa-rviwar. vwn v.m-
9m Lane. . Mr., ana. Mra. n. .
!IIC. Alia M. -Tiwrp. tlBunina
Shirley Sahnrn. yarfl; Toyly.
K Adaa, Cllllord Slllaa. Mr. and
Cnarlea uarceion. t firana
it M. Waldan. Mra. L. r. Luna.
tnitan caia. mra. nu"
JftBCl. l.nanea warnnor. -ui..
Slnra. Gnoraa I. .Conner. Jaanna
IUIka ZwnuT' a!" Whltchiircn.
4 Mra. lot tndlck.N. 1.. Cox.
roiiar. it an nunu. ati '"all'
(( llaker. A.Trlaitd. Mra. K
Mum. Idem CooaJ. Paaataa rood
vr, n. - Yourae. bona nanwwi
Waller Scott. David ' lhy.
Mcrarland. Clara Blrand, via
nyi ItnUrlKh. ' Wavna N.
Ii.n (iriM Hlnlaan. Lovd DoLap.
orirh. M. T. Armltrnns. Claranca
111. Mabel ToaWr; Mariaret A.
U. Cddle Rlehardamt O.: C. OunUll,
kb-aV rrl UAnl. flflvtra Hollr dl,
f Byt. Eari Orondahl. Mellon Wil
ly' Ballatrorri. Tito- Ou!ntan'i.: Bay
Ifthn Mill., rrad Schrelter, H. .
It ctilor Menachka. ryloyd Pauu.
a woinni. Jtowara nan, uiuiorii n.
p. A. C. Rlockatlll, Mra. E. 8.
Ml Ed Johnaon. A. O. Frutar,
a n wriihi . Yn i-n. ninii. nmn
Eunda riltabalh Pellon. .VlriKnla
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GOVERNOR BNELL
Klamaih Residents Urged
To Use Main Salvage Depot
' This week marks the end of
the ''klckoff drives" in the
Klamath county salvage pro
gram, but everyone is reminded
that it Is only the beginning as
far aa the collection ot salvage
Is concerned. Marvin Hixon,
publicity coordinator for the
drive, Is urging all people to use
the depot at 606 Market to de
posit their salvage as it accumu
lates.
Those In the outlying districts
who wish to know the depot In
their particular community,
should consult the committee
salvage chairman In that area.
The residents of Malln have
dono an exceptionally fine Job
In this drive with Mrs. Ray Van
Meter aa the chairman.- They
have been especially successful
In collections of tin and paper.
Thr county salvatfe committee
Wishes to thank all the clylc or
genlEations who assisted in the
"kickoff drives." thereby hclp-
Uoyd A. Wllllamaon. W
.0.. It. MacKay, , l. V,. 1
ki E June. A. W, llanion, H C,
PID. Jrthn rralutnrH. Rlllla Parklnr.
Cilllrk, Thelma Itlley, Donald Har-
wiinam h. Alexander, am."
n. Metvln ttarrv. L. K. Kllla.
Davl.. Elmer Itrlann. Wllkla Pllnd-
91. W. Guyer, Rachel- Johnaon.
p Biorieoti. Ray lo. Mabel racK,
Le. Durlhv Prnaier. Rolvart Ar-
ti. W. H. Seavar. H. D. Cox. '
ur Mohlev. nnrYtthv Janun. Bhlr- I
(Kk, Rnv Wood.nl, Lao Hobaruon.
uvireii. A. m, Mniay, aa.
.. A. M. Newbold, John Probat.
Moak, Richard Rlrond. Blchard
Albert Palona. Tom Andereon.
Dunr.n. nalnh HnumnI. nana
P-f. D. Ray, Armory Fountain.
llanton. J. E. Oldham. -Lyl F:
Inn H. Clabby, C. Janice Mo-
. llahnAnL. B.l.k . raillawrf T.
nlkln.. n 'n ' n trill.
I'jna D. Durkworih. Ralph Vance,
k. 'i. cvriyn lAjnora tirenniii,
a Ladbettar. Vivian Oarvey, Ben
r- a-ari j. rounf. Bemica n.
Mr. end Mra. Harold IberlaUi. Harold
f Korean. Uoyd la. Allan. L. A. Cul.
barlaon. ilarlorla Loan. Ouy. Ford,
Marvin Jaeobaen. Kathryn adwaroa,
c! A Baker. VerJe Dalaney, Lucy rin.
nay. Mary Itutchlnaon. -
Pythian Siiten
Benefit
OLD TIME
Dance
Friday Craning, Mireh 30
t
K. C. Hall
Good MmiIc
NEXT WEDNESDAY
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GORGEOUS
GLAMOUR
GIRLS
LED BY THE QUEEN OF THEM ALL
Ada Leonar
d
And Her fr
ill Ameriwitfrttirchesira
NCING 8i00 TO 11:45
DOORS 0PIN 7:30
ing to get the salvage campaign
underway, in Klamath county.
Courthouse Records
Wealev F. Voha va. Inez Vohs. Suit
for divorce. Couple married April, 193o,
in Mnrr,an. Minn. unir. cruel ana in
human treatment. Plaintiff tendera offer
of Hi par month for four minor chil
dren, u. S. BalenUne, attorney for
plalnllfr.
Albert L. Hath va. Joe Bellavance.
Suit to recover damaget. of $18.000.. R
K. McLaren ana u. a. Baienune,
iamin tnr nlalntlH.
Gordon Adami va, W. W. Thompson
and Slate rarm Mutual AuiomoDiie in-
...ranN. Anmnanv. a cornnrat'on. hu-i
to collect aamaaea or aia.'e,-- u. a.
Balenllne. attorney for plaintiff.
Kathrin Neubert, for more
than SB years a resident of
Klamath county, died at 7
o'clock Friday morning at her
home, 2143 Orchard. Mrs. Neu
bert had been ill for the past
four and one-half years and
death came in her 84th year.
A true pioneer of the early
days, Mrs. Neubert lived to see
the Klamath basin grow from
a sparsely settled area to a
thriving section of southern
Oregon. Kathrin Bauer was
born In Wurttemberg, Germany,
November 3, 1860. She came
to America in 1886 and on the
same boat was Gottfried Neu
bert who later became her hus
band.
Gottfried Neubert. Miss Bauer
and a young woman who later
occame tne wile ot Fred Beck
in Klamath Falls, and died
here, landed in New York and
crossed the comment to Ash
land. As there was no means
of transportation into what was
then Lake county, now Klam
ath, Neubert bought a team and
wagon and drove over the
mountains to Linkvllle (Klam
ath Falls), where he and .Miss
Neubert were married June 25,
1886.
Mr. and. Mrs. Neubert first
settled on a pre-emption claim
near Dairy where they lived
five years, then took up a home-
stoaa n Antelope valley l n
1901, and entered the cattle
business. Mr. Neubert added to
his land until he owned 960
acres. He tells that the first
steer he raised he traded for a
sewing machine for Mrs. Neu
bcrt, and tne second steer for
a dozen sheep.
The family bought a spinning
wheel and Mrs. Neubert made
all the mittens and heavy stock
ings for their needs.
Friday, March 30, 1948
HERALD AND IWWi JtlHaf
In 1929, Mr. and Mr. Neu
bert ' retired and sold their
ranch, moving to the Orchard
avenue residence.
Scores of friends and neigh
bors expressed sorrow today
when they learned of the pass
ing of Mrs. Neubert. Funeral
services will be announced bT
Whitlock's. In addition to her
husband, Gottfried, Mrs. Neu
bert is survived by one daugh
ter, Mrs. C. B. Stiles of ttVet
city, two ions, William of Klam
ath Falls and John ot Seaside,
Calif.
WOOL SOCKS
for Boot or Shoe
OREGON WOOLEN
800 Main
RADIO REPAIR
By Expert Technician .
- GOOD STOCK OF AVAILABLE
TUBES-PARTS-AERIALS
For All Makae of Radio
ZEMAN'S
Quick, Guoranteed Service '
116 N. 9th htr 7522
aVaou From Montgomery War4 em Hearth ftk
Fortv-slx candidates were in
itiated Into the Loyal Order of
Moose, Klamath Falls lodge
1108, on Sunday, March zatn at
the festive mortgage burning
celebration.
New members are as follows:
Wnrrrn Whltlork. Wallace WeStlil.
Wetley Haitey, W. A. Mentch. Brady
Narey. Andrew E. Sloan, G. B. Leach,
Vernon D. Wallace. William A. Colet.
Albert R. Nadcau. E. V. llarrUon. Walter
C. Zcldlcr. Charlel Dowd. Drury R.
McCurdy, Roy Warfleld, Roger L. Klrk-
pntrlcK.
Paul Y. Martin. H. P. Kruger, Leo C.
Byrne. Irvlnn C. Wcslln. tnaries
A.
Mnnarian Riv P Jonea. Jnhn H. Pearce.
Earl wnitlocK. Elmer i rrovoni. .umi
W. Tomlln. Albert Pongnn. George W.
Puckett. John Waltkl, Sugene Snow,
p. K. Whetalone. H. M. Woahburn,
Arnold C. Oberg. Fred Gencreux. Aiva
p. Oldham. H. G. Curry. Lawrence E.
a,..w n Tnma Rlr-hnrrt Wolter.
Nick' Halle. Je'aa E. Kelly. Clayton C.
Nelaon, Paul B. Cone, Ewell J. Richard,
uaraey i-ec ananai.
WEATHER
Thursday,
Eugene . -
Klamath Falls
Sacramento
North Bend .......
ortlana ......
TCeno
Snn Francisco
Seattle
Mcdford
March 26. lOli
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VITAL STATISTICS
HORN Born at Klamath Valley hoe
pltal, ICIamatrl Fallt, Ore., March 33.
1043. to Mr. and Mra. Fred Horn. 3331
urcnaro, a noy. weignt: a pounai.
HOWARD Bom at Klamath. Valley
hospital, Klamath Falli, Ore., March
23. 1043. to Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Howard
Keno, Ore., a boy. Weight: S pounda
14 ounces. ;
RALSTON Born at Klamath Valley
nospitai. Kiamatn rant, ure., marcn av,
1045. to Mr. and Mra. W. E. ruliton
route 3 box 427, city, a boy. Weight:
A nnunrla fi'A ouneet.
SLAYTON Born at Klamath Valley
hnsnital. Klamath Fallt. Ore.. March 27.
1043. to Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Slayton. 3840
S. eth, boy. Weight: 7 pounds 8
ounces.
WALKER Born at Klamath Valley
hospital, Klamatn raue, ure.. marcn vo,
1fl4!. tn Mr. and Mra. E. J. Walker.
Beatty. Or., a girl. Weight: T pounda
3'a ounces. .
If It's a "frozen", article, you
need, advertise for a used one
in the classifies!.
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OBITUARY
. KATHRIN NEUBERT
Kathrin Neubert. for the lost SO yeara
a res'dent of K'amnlh county, Oreairi.
nassod away at her late realdence. 3143
Orchard avenue on Friday, March 30.
1945 at 7 a. m. following an Illness of
four and one-half yeara. She waa a
native of Wurttemberg. Germany and
ot the time of her death was aged 84
yeara 4 months and 37 daya. Surviving
ire her husband. Oottfried Neubert of
this-city: one daughter, Mra. C. B. SUlea
of Klamath Falls. Oregon: two aons.
William of Klamath Falls, Ore., and
John Neubert of Seaside. Calif.: one
half brother. Charles Martin of Pendle
ton, Ore.: 23 grandchildren and 37 great
Grandchildren. The remain; rest in
the Earl WhlUock Funeral Home, Pine
ot Sixth, where friends may call after
13 noon Saturdny. Notice of funeral
to be announced In the next issue of
lhlt paper.
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Here's the dish of the month
good thick slices of bread
mothered with yummy-yum
gr.ivyl And it's a brand rum
old-time treat when made
with delicious B-V gravy;
George Rector' Recipe
2 tbsp. fat or drippings
2tbip.flour '
1 cup liquid (milt, wate-
or vegetable witter)
l.np. Wilson'i B-V ,
Melt fat, add flour and blend
well. Add liquid and ilir until ,
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which has been dissolved in
a small amount of the hot niix
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The powerful steam locowtstives wbteh
pull Great Northern's Empire Builder
develop enormous thirsts. Nearly 244,000
gallons of water are consumed by the
engines pulling a 14-cai paencer train
from Chicago to Seattle. v -
They're fussy about "irwldng'' water,
tool Every gallon must be pure, for al
kalies and other injurious compounds clog
boiler tubes and decrease locomotive
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Providing pure "drnldng,' water for ft
large fleet of steam power is costly to Great
Northern. But, the cost is returned in the
consistently smooth performance of the
engines in Empire Builder service.
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Klamath Fall, Oregon
xouto oi the EMPIRE BUILDER
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