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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1945)
ri'.ny tho" with lorw Men... VKdl I to tlcurnlo tho ntiw Members of '"' r.i. irnl a Gurdon c lib tW .h .S.rtfi. of decorations unci 'D. iuIiiii flowers which 3"'' ...ill denial" Is nuked to IfBVO ft the ! USO building, 11th !,nd wmi- h'm n d 'Nows nicchiinlci.l li Ij now serving In the SmJnes with tho United f l 5 army. Mrs. Uremer I. " .,i-h In Port and K her husband in ovorscus. WWII I"' ,..,, Arthur S 'emcr u. formerly desk B at The llcrnld und Ncwi. Thick In Fnlrbunki, Alaska. i,ller un"""' - .ii.it Mar Cant. Robert E. JmccI and his mother. Mrs. J. BJ..,nr,l Prill'CCI. bOl I Of 1,1)1- , Wash., visited at Iho W. G. J...I. residence liero this- week indsr now en rotito homo from L .Tun uncut some time lit &. Calif. Cnpt. Prnece is Ge from the European theater. Sjri Bryant and her daughter, . .inrh.nL at Stanford tin - f lnlty and also residents of Col- fix, SCCOmpnniuu muni iiuiiiv. I Diiurnt Horn Marlon i((n receiving treatment at Lia when he was burled be- i,ilh a snnd slldo at tlio Wll- iriWOn river m uJti.:u y K n. Miner company. mimes jondltlon whs reported good. luncheon. Card Parly The Bofflfmaklni! commlllco of the Somen of the Mooso will meet fi the Moose hall Friday, June I t 12:3U n. in., for n polluck linchcon and business meeting. Viude SerReni. commuieo cnnir fcm, will be In chargo. At 2 f ' ...... ...Ml U. . nn.J n.,u fr the hsll, the fifth of the se ici, and the public is invited. WlrM Paratnta M c.l urn -- - ..... .... tt ii - MRin C. Clinton inn nt Mrs. William H. Ciinlon, 727 N. Oth, advised his parents Thurs day night that ho hod arrived In the United States from the Ital lan theater of war where he served with the 13lh air force ior J4 month. Canton Is expect ed home In early Juno. He Is a former employe of The Herald and News. Will Matt The Entiles auxil iary will meet Friday, June 1, at 8 p. m. In Ihe upper FOE hall. There will be lunch and entertainment after lodge. There will also bo a Joint installation practice Thursday, tonight, at 7:30 o'clock. All Incoming and outgoing officers aru urged to attend. Memorial Day Babies Two babies arrived here Wednesday, Memorial Day. Mr. and Mrs. Wa Unco Budden. fllfl Hiuh nr. parents of a daughter, Tnmiira ireno, aim u was also a girl, Sandra Anne, for Mr. and Mrs. Walluce Baldwin, 42:) N. 1st. Extend Thanks Pelican Post No. 13B3, VFW, and the ladles' auxiliary wishes to thank each and every person in Klamath Falls and vicinity for their splcn- om support in ino uur Buddy" poppy salo held on Saturday, may io. Return Home Mr. and Mrs A. A. McMastcr of Portland who have been visiting Mrs. Mc- masiers sisters, Mrs. uharles Thomas of 2100 Wantlnnd. and Mis. rave Durbin of 524 H eh. for tho past week, returned home inursduy morning. Correction Tho uarlv to he given by tho Knights of Pythias on Thursday evening, May 31, at 8 o'clock will bo held In the KP hall instead of the KC hall as was previously stated. Home On Leave AMM 3c Ben K. Lemirc. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lemire. 3356 Alta mont drlvo, Is home on 20-day leave from tho Atlantic theater. Haaloma A T. "An.4.ii t-J son, who has been with the United States ftmnlnvtvw.n. .ri In Klamath for the past two years, resigned Ills position May 31, to reassumo the position he hlirl left With Worlhn,n ., wholesale grocers. The first year nncicrson was In tho agri culture department of employ ment, and since then has handled nil DAVnrnmnnl nAt.lm.it lnu u.. was ill whoicsalo grocery ijusl- ncsa ior years, prior to his work with tho USES. Business Finished Walter L. Fowler, fluid supervisor of tho state unemployment compensa tion commission wound up his business with the USES Klam ath office Thursday after 10 days here. He will go to Bend and from there to The Dalles on work connected with his department. Canning Sugar Applications for canning sugar arc available now at the office of war price and rationing board, 430 Main, and at grocery stores, and may be filled out and returned by mall until November. Hostesses Mrs. Peter A. Al bertson, Mrs. Harold D. Morten sen, Mrs. G. C. Lorenz and Mrs. C. E. Dennis will be hostesses at Keames Golf and Country club on Friday, June 1. Alumni Breakfast The alum ni committee of the Women of the Moose will hold a breakfast and business meeting in the hall, Sunday, June 3, at 9:30 a. m. Degree Staff Officers and degree staff members of Pythian Sisters will meet in the librarv club rooms Monday, June 4, at i.ou p. in. ior practice. Family Night Tho Loyal Or der of Moose will have a family night al the hall Thursday, May 31. Come and bring some one wun you. In Hospital Fred Schmae of North Dairy is a patient at Hill side hospital where he is receiv ing treatment for a badly infect ed leg ana Knee cap. In Carmel Brltto Lion, KUHS Junior, and Mrs. B. B. Blomqtiist, nigh school dramatics teacher, are spending two wccks at car-mel-by-the-Sca, Calif. Classified Ads Bring Results. 02033 RICH FIELD'S SUMMERSHIELD SERVICE HAS BEEN DEVELOPED BY RICHFIELD TO GET YOUR CAR READY FOR SUMMER. ASK YOUft RICHFIELD DEALER ABOUT HIS ONE-STOP SERVICE . . . NOW.' 0 0 0 0 SPARK PLUOS cleaned, ad. Wired and tested. AIR CLEANER cleaned and revolted. CRANKCASE drained, cleaned and refilled with Richfield Motor Oil. " , DIFFERENTIAL drained, (leaned, refilled with Rich field Gear Oil. BATTERY checked and filled, case and terminals cleaned and carrier bolts tightened. J 2 ( i TIRES checked, Inflates, cross-switched. FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS cleaned, inspected, lubri cated. RADIATOR drained, cleaned and refilled. . CHASSIS completely lubri cated with highest quality lubricants. ... a TRANSMISSION drained, Jf cleaned, refilled with Ulch field Gear Oil. ME To Oakland Mrs. Havmond Brazil, caseworker at the Klam ath County Welfare commission, completed her last day with that office Thursday. Mrs. Bra zil and her husband, Cpl. Brazil of the United States marine corps, are leaving for Oakland. Mrs. Brazil has been with the office Ior one year. Resigns Mrs. Dorothy John ston, who has been In the li cense department of the sher- iii s otnce ior the past two years, has resigned and plans to make her home In Portland. Temporarily, Lalla Waters of tne tax collectors office, is handling this desk In the vet erans' memorial building. OSC Meeting Mrs. Winnl- frcd K. Gillcn with Mrs. Lee Holllday, FairhBven; Mrs. Earl Mack, Henley; Mrs. E. E. Kll Patrick, Merrill, left Thursday noon to attend a home pvtnn. slon state council meeting at urcgon state college at Cor vol I is. Thcv exnect to return Saturday. , , Accepts Position nnnna Morehouse, graduate of KUHS wun tne class of 1943, has ac cepted a position in the office of the Klamath county school superintendent. OBITUARIES ANNA MOORE BRUNTS Ann! Mnora Brunr. for Ihe put IS year a re.idcnt of Klamath county. P away at her home In Klamath Kalla W'dnc.dny, May 30. IBIS, at B:45 p. m. followins a lonf llnei. The de ceased vai a native ol Nebraska and waa wit 70 years. 11 months and 7 daya when called. She Is survived by one son. Kenneth H. Kites, of Klamath Falls: one grandson. PFC Kenneth Es les Jr.. of the U. S. army stationed In the South Pacific, and a niece. Mrs. Ed Knupp. of Klamath Falls. The remains rest In Ward's Klamath Funeral home, 923 High, where friends may call. KABRN SUE CRUMK Karen Sue Crume. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Jonathan Crume of Sprague River, passed away In Klamath Fall Tuesday, May 20, 1945, at 11:50 p. m. The little one was born In Klam ath Falls and was two years, nine months and 14 days of age when called. Besides her parents, ahe Is survived by the following grandparents: Mrs. Clnda Crume. and Mr. and Mra. Roy Wilson of Spragua River. The remains rest In Ward'a Klamath Funeral home, 925 High, where friends may call. rrlday Meeting Poa Valley soil conservation district board of directors will meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock, in the office of the county agent In the federal building to work out a program for the year and to take care of current business. Big Feed Grange women of Klamath county are planning 8 dinner for members of the "This Is Your Infantry" show at the new USO building. Mrs. H. B. Largent of Midland is the chairman in charge of the dinner. Meeting The board of direct ors of the Klamath Potato Growers association will meet in the county agent's office for a routine business meeting at 8 p. m. June 1. FUNERALS KAEEV HUB CRUMf Funrl mi-vIcci for little Karen Hut Crume, infant daughter of Mr. and Mn. Jonathan Cruma of Sprague River, will be held at the graveilde In Chief Schon chin cemetery Friday, June 1, 194S, at 3 p. fn.. Rev. K, J. Tunning officiating. The commlUl servicet and Interment following. Ward's Klamath Funeral home In charge. Friend are mptctfully Invited to attend. ANKA MOORE B RUNE ft Funeral services for the late Anna Moore Bruner, who passed away In this city Wednesday, May 30, will be held In the chapel of Ward's Klamath Fu neral home. 928 High, Saturday, June 2, 104S, at 3 p. m. with Rev, Victor Phillips of the First Methodist church officiating. Commltal services and In terment wilt follow In Llnkville ceme tery. Friends an respectfully Invited to attend. VITAL STATISTICS BUDDEV Bom at Hillside hospital, .Klamath Falls. Ore.. May 30, 1945, to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Budden. SIS High, a sl'l. Weight: 7 pounds loft ounces. Name: Tamara Irene. BALDWIN Born at Hillside hospital. Klamath FalU. Ore.. May 30. 1843, to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Baldwin. 423 N. 1st, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 1 ounce. Name: Sandra Anne. For Men and Boys Swim Trunks OREGON WOOLEN 8th and Main Visit Her. The Rev. end Mrs. Carl Gunderson and young son, and Mr. and Mrs. Ole Gun derson, all of Longvlcw. Wash., have been visiting friends and relatives in Klamath Falls dur ing the past week. To Portland Dr. Sarah Ethel Smith le ft for Portland on Thursday on a business and plea sure trip. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks to those that remembered us with cards of sympathy during our recent sorrow of word that our son and brother, Raymond M. Hermann was killed on Ne gros Island, April 24. Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Hermann Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shearer Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Torgerson Mr. and Mrs. Gene Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Hermann Mr. and Mrs. Paul Li Hard Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rankin CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our heart felt thanks and appreciation for the many acts of kindness, the messages of sympathy and the floral offerings during our re cent bereavement, the loss of Bobby. Mrs. Jadie R. Ashford and daughters. TIRE iliis? INSPECTION STATION DICK B. MILLER CO. 7th and Klam. Ph. 4103 Thursday, May 31 1843 herald ahd jmra mm NEXT WEDNESDAY ONE OF AMERICA'S BETTER ATTRACTIONS JAN SAVITT HIS VIOLIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA 18-MUSICIANS - ENTERTAINERS-18 ARMORY DANCING 9 Til 1 DOORS OPEN 8:30 Q Featuring O Lovely Helen Warren O A String Quartet O A Celeste Admission per Person Including Fed. Tax 1.20 "I believe Jan's orchestra will prove to bo tho finest I've brought to Klamath Falls." "BoMy." if ef. . rmmnmr in BUY BONDS To See This Is Your Infantry Sport Coat With Casual Leanings! MEN'S ALL-WOOL SPORT COAT 12 .75 Though this sport coat looks like a casual coat, it has all tailoring details that, pre serve smooth lines in well-made clothes. Other styles . To Wear With Sport Coats! MEN'S BETTER WOOL SLACKS 7 .90 MEN'S GREY UNIFORM SHIRTS .49 Sanforized grey poplin. Seven but ton front, 2 breast pockets with button down flaps. Form fitl Sizes 14 to 18, sleeve lengths 32 to 35. MAIN FLOOE 2 Beautiful all-wool fabric, generously cut with pleats and cuffs. Gabardine or Bed ford Cord with spring's snappy sport coats. Flannels, Tweeds, and Suitings. FATHER'S DAY SUGGESTIONS Designed for Action and Comfort! SUSPENDERS Essential to Spring Ward xebaal MEN'S SLACK SOCKS 98c 49c A brand new Spring collec tion, including assorted types for dress -and semi-dress wear. Pleasing color combin ations and stripes in medium and large sizes, with flexible backs, adjustable to fit. Sporty, country styles In as sorted patterns and live Spring colors. Regular weight, mercerized cotton for protection at top, heel, and toe'. MAIN fLOOB Handsome and Compli mentary! SPRING TIES 98c Conservative styles, suitable for business, but with touches of Spring warmth and color. Printed Jacquard Crepes, lined with rayon, interlined ; in wool to back a good knot. MAIN FLOOB Men's WIRE SEWED MITTS 1.18 Chrome tanned leather. Full cut, thumb set on square to be worn on either hand. Wire sewed for longer wear. MAIN FLOOB . Genuine THERMOS BOTTLES 1.09 Vacuum bottles of quality. Metal case, complete ; with plastic cap and cork. Pint size. Thermos VACUUM FILLERS Repair that old bottle, Pint Size i 65e MAIN FLOOR. Justitch CHILD'S DRESS 1.19 No pattern necessaryl It's al- ready cut. You Just sew it. Assorted cotton prints. Sizes 3 to 6H. . MAIN FLOOB , . Cleaning Supplies Old English Cleaner, for painted walls and' wood floors .,..................i....Vi gal. 4e Old English Cleaner, all purpose... t qt. 29e Aerowax, self polishing -.1 pt- 25e Aerowax, self polishing 1 qt. 45c Old English Paste Wax ...........1 lb. 59e Penimaid Spot Remover 6-os 10c Aeromist Glass Cleaner '. l-oi. TOe Radiant Polish, for fine furniture 8-os. 10c BALCONY ' :.'..";;;"..'..'
