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men
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n.rlff
Clerk
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,n,i!S tomorrow morning
Md'Jiho funeral of Byd I.
county sheriff
" . I I unnril. wild died
i d low, co " " y r
""......iiinn. net 112 no
hiw. S?"1'. 'ip..ii.
Will b- held
Iu.-i Tnc American
J 1 I'd .uxlllnry will hold
Ionium u "
Stall. Assistance I need
& tho Junior baseball pro-
uroo Day program. All
tin fllll tWiNM lllv lit.
BTO to 'ioprownl by
C commander i-nn acnuDcri,
L. u.minar Dr. Jack
f.h, medical officer at the
1a center ut Tulcluko, bus
I. on special ctouiil to Miin
ff.-i ir for two weeks. Dr,
liih will take a vacation
Lr his Miinatnnr duties, re
hint lo 'i'uleliiko In a few
irw Auxiliary Thursday,
I 21, tliu uuxlllury of the
m xiu-ro will bo no Inltlu
but Ue intMnhom will Join
tfin pom limuwiiiH " iiiuvi
and members of tho post
..mi lunch.
liindlv Circle Esther Ad
Ion will be assisting hostess
the Friendly uircie wncn H
Els Thursdiiy, June 21, lit the
It ol Grace Dock of 137
I This Is to be un nil-day
lunf, wun o suck iiiucn.
Liih Arnold D. Ellis, son
Jlr.ind Mrs. O. Kills of 17S3
lur. will leave Wednesday
(Portland, and from there is
3 lo San Dleuo to enter the
i navy. Ho is a graduate of
KS, 1043..
-
It Fort Lewis William liar
Wllson. son of Mr. and Mrs.
k Wilson of tho Marlon
imwnti, has reported to Fort
in, Wosh. rrom there he
lo go to Mississippi where
ill enter me nrmy nlr corps,
til Oil Fuel oil renowals
1M5-48 are now In the mall.
Iplenti nro asked to sign
k ind return them as soon
toulblc so coupons may be
k my i.
lilts Mrs. Jlmmle Welch of
it Creek Is vlsltlns for
t with her parents, Mr. and
compton of 1047 Melrose.
am incnns,. . . v
lid Party Women of the
ft are to noia a card party,
k June 22 at tho hall. This
ii series game.
rial Trip Walt Kcnnett.
tr of Moo's, Is on a four-
buying IrlD to Snn Fran
He is nccomnanied bv J.
miner.
pel
VU WEDNESDAY
ml &
I Comlnr Jnljr IS I
I Amtrlrrt Favorlla I
I "MMY l.UNC.KIORH I
Returns Home Elmer nirk
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Ulrk of the Henley district, re
turned to his home here 'last
week from Sun Diego where he
f.rid"BlS?..Ju"B Tom the
C.7.L .riS'Vv Cu.let
award for the highest scholastic
standing for the year, and was
also presented the trophy for
...... ,, uiuunu caaet.
In Paris l.t m, ...,....,, .,.
, " " RU L't 11(1-
maker, armv num. i,.n...i
in an evacuation hospital in
Helms. Kniiifi, u,rt,. i...u..,.
m11, .""'naker of Klamath
runs, wun she round I'aris tin
to lier expectations, on a recent
trip. The sights and nlKht life
are Just llko you read about,
Auxiliary To Meet The
1 OWMKPnrl t.,,vlll..H t , , .
ui , """) vhi meet
on Wednesday, June 20, at the
'""""'"" "cmc sclilinlne
sky of J5JJ Homedulc for a 1
iuii unu SOC1UI UIl-
crnoon. The birthdays of Mrs
Inillthnt-rl tUlll
... ... nimiiNo, cvn Mey-
T iiiiiienKy will
vuwnm in uus time,
Park Meeting Memorial
park gift committee held its
firKt meftlni MnnH.... , ,.
OUt n IlllH fur n,,r,.K,,ul.,
erty along the river. Anyone
,wi uvur mis on me silo sug
gested for Memorial purk, arc
Invited to trade lln,m f..- nih...
City property, Mayor Ed Osten-
Poll 1 nrr Plnra rkanH.j 'ri.
polling placo for residents of
ouuui .-inunia nns oeen changed
irum mo exnioii building at
the falrcrniinla In lltn nrt.. ..r
the county rond shop located
"to ui uic exninii oullcllng on
S. Bth, Slierlff Lloyd Low stat
ed today.
Arrives Friday LI. Comdr
F.' F. Adam, officer in churcc of
nuvnl recruiting for Oregon,
will DC in Klumath Fa lis Fr dav.
June 22. to insncct the local
recruiting omcc. Adam Is the
now commander transferred to
Portland recently from Okln
lioma.
Friendship Court FrlcndshlD
ourt No. 11. Order of the
Amaranth, will hold a regular
meeting on Wednesday evening,
June 20, at 8 o'clock In the Ma
sonic temple. Initiation and re
freshments will be the feature
of the evening.
Take Trip Lawrence Bert
ram and Carl Murphy, both of
Klamath Falls, arc traveling to
Oakland and San Francisco by
plane on a combined business
and pleasure trip. They will re
turn this Saturday.
Trip For USNH Al C. Frlc-
sen, Ch. Sn. (R) left Tuesday
noon for Gilchrist, Chiloquin,
Agency, Chcmult and way
points to recruit Waves and
sailors for the navy.
Missionary Society The
Knthcrino Bcatty Missionary
society will meet at the home of
Mrs. Robert Hall of 704 Fulton
ut 10:30 a. m Thursday, June
21, instead of Friday, the usual
meeting day.
Return To Bonansa Mr. and
Mrs. J. O. Hamacher returned
to their home in Bonanza Tues
day after a few days' visit with
their son, H. E. Hamacher, 615
Lincoln.
Solo Flight Hugh Tolley has
made his solo flight from the
Wordcn airport, civil air patrol
field. Bad weather prevented
him from soloing carljcr.
Friendly
Helpfulness
To Erery
Creed and Purs
Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home,
Marguerite M. Word
and Sont
25 High Phone 3334
Chaplain To Visit
(
Hawaii ie ) ; J 1
jk7
Lt. Paul B. McCloave of the
navy chaplain's corps, will be
In Klamath Falls Wednesday,
June 20, on his tour of Oregon
cities to interest clergymen in
serving our men In blue.
TO VISIT KLAMATH
Tho navy's urgent need for
nlcriiVnion in cnei.,. ! U -1
lalns corps, will be presented
"uuiivauuy, dune ZU, Dy Jjt.
Paul B. McClcuve of the chap
lains corps.
McCleavc will be in the U. S.
navy recruiting station In the
DOSt nfffPH hllilrlintf ..
.is, cium uiijruuu
desiring an interview may con
tnet CMnt A I n r-i.. i
charge of the station.
i-iergymcn who are interested
In bolna pnmmiculnnnfl l
& u.......a.i,w,,bu un uiii-
cers in tho corps, who arc unable
to contact McCleavc in Klamath
rams, may write him at the of
fice of Naval Officer Procure
nient, 420 Park building, Portland,
OBITUARIES
JERRY LEE CHAD DOCK
wiauuucK, in i am ion 01
Mr. and Mr. Merle h. Craddock ol
Dorrli. LalifornU, passed away in that
city. Sunday. June 17. ibah t 19-m
a. m. Ho Ii a native of Oakland, Calif.,
and was aged 1 year, 10 month and
f ?y t the time of hit pnsiinu, Be
iildci his parenU he 1b survived by his
"umici, nmrio ion uraaaocK; grand
parents, Mr. and Mr. Elmer Craadock,
na wir. ana wira.
wmvr wi m. neuron, i,aui.
The remains rest at Ward's Klamath
luneral Home. OU.lllgn. Funeral an
nuuncement appears elsewhere In thii
paper.
(IROROE MILTON l'OWEMi
Oeome Mlltnn PowrII n raiHn
Keno for tho past 18 yean, passed away
Monday, June IB, 1D43 at 6:19 a. m.
He was a native of rtirlahnm nrt u.
aged 67 yean, 2 months and 12 days
" ', 01 ni passing, ne is sur
vived DV hll Wlf. Mrs Ahhlaritl Pnm.ll
of Keno; two sons. Ell V. Powell of
ma ma in rans ana Hoy fowell 01 Keno;
four daughters. Irene Mclntyre of Port
Townsend, Wash.: lola Searcy, Klamath
Falls- Alean Hosfelt, Salinas, Calif, and
Iva Lee Angus of Oakland. Calif.; 13
grandchildren and two great-grand-clilldrcn.
The remains rest at Ward's1
Klamath Funeral Home. 829 High.
Funeral announcement will be mode
later. '
FUNERAL
JERRY LEE CRADDOCK
Funeral services for thn UIa jrrv T
Craddock, who passed away In Dorrli,
California. Sunday, June 17, 1049, will be
held Wednesday, June 20, 1943, at 2
P. m., In the chnpel of Ward's Klamath
uneral Home, 023 High with the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints In
charge. Committal services and inter
ment will follow at Llnkvllle cemetery.
Friends are respectfully Invited to attend.
E CONSULTANT
VISITS IN CITY
Visiting Klamath Falls for a
week is Mary Gray, nurse con
sultant on the national staff of
the American Red Cross. Miss
Gray is instructing tho stream
lined homo nursing course now
being offered in Klamath Union
1 igh school. '
The course consists of six,
two-hour lessons, teaching the
essential procedures for tho
earn nt ihn In (ha nnma
The student learns what to do
wnon sicKness occurs, how to
care for the patient, and how to
give food and medicine.
Mrs. Margaret Strode, R. N.,
Is the authorized instructor in
Klamath Falls. She is teaching
several classes In home nursing
and nlnnn in rnnHnna tho wnrlr
next fall.
Members of the home nursing
classes are Joanne Bennet. Doro
thy Collier, Jean Hilton, Connie
Hunt. Ruth T.nnrict ITUam, lurn
Cool, May O'Brien, Yvctte
awcei, ucuy l,ou tlclg, June
Hershbergcr, Carmen Lee Jones,
Knthnrtnn Mntirman 1Tnnll..n
O'Neill and Mrs. Bessie Gardner.
Courthouse Records
Marriage Licenses
BRIDGES -MACKENSTADT. Charles
Frederick Bridges. 21, USAAF. Native
of Missouri. Resident of Klamath Falls.
Ore. Gladys Joyce Mackenitadt, 17,
railroad employe. Native of Oregon.
Resident of Klamath Kalis, Ore.
Complaints Filed
Gertrude Eleanor Pickering vs. Tim
othy Pickering. Suit for divorce.
Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment.
Plaintiff asks that maiden name of
Gertrude Eleanor Keele be restored.
Couple married November 20, 1041, at
Salt Lake City, Utah. Harry D, Bolvln
attorney for plaintiff.
M V Jmnnhln Paauai TUn
Francis Reeves. Suit for divorce. Charge,
'"- v-oupio marnea January e,
1023. at Newark. N. J. W Ijim.. t
send attorney for plaintiff.
nuuuuu jnagauanes vs. KUDy Magal
lanea. Suit for divorce. Charge, cruel
and Inhuman treatment. Plaintiff asks
custody of one minor child. Couple
married November 4, 1043, at Montague,
Calif. A. C. Yaden attorney for' plain
Justice Court
Donald W. Rochlltz, operating a motor
vehicle without muffler. Fine, $5,30.
Rov V. Berlinirer. ycfi-riino trm-lr
speed limit. Fine, $10.
toy v. uernnger, lauure to procure
operator's license. Fine, $3.S0.
Monroe E. Hoblin. nmrntlnaf mnlnr
vehicle without clearance lamps. Fine,
Women do you suffer
simple AOEMIA
One to Loss of Blood-Iron?
Vou girls who suffer from simple '
anemia or who lose so much during
monthly periods you feel tired, weak,
"dragged out" this may be due to low
blood-Iron so try Lydla E. Plnkham's
TABLETS at once, Plnkham's Tablets
are one of the very best home ways to
help build up red blood to give more
strength, and energy la such cases.
Plnkham's Tablets are one of the
greatest blood-Iron tonics you can buyl
roimw laoei directions.
Ljfdia L Pisk&in's TA01CTS
Infant Death Rate
Decreases Slightly
Infant deaths for Klamath
county for this year beginning
January, are Just three fewer
than those recorded during the
same period last year. Thirteen
have been recorded so far, with
two occurring in June.
During the week ending June
9, 1945, three cases of measles,
plain and German, four cases of
mumps and 12 cases of gon
orrhea were reported for the
county.
Traffic Arrest
Made By Police
One traffic arrest was made
by city police yesterday. Clay
ton E. Vest of Klamath Falls
posted $3 bail for making an
improper U turn.
Mrs. M. L. Shcppard, 345 E.
Main, posted $5 bail for viola
tion of the dog ordinance by al
lowing a dog to run at large
during the restricted period.
One drunk appeared in police
court this morning before Po
lice Judge Harold Franey. Eight
additional drunks bailed out.
Attend Funeral Attending
the funeral of C. S. Robertson
were Frank Johnson, president
of Federal Home Loan bank of
Portland; R. F. Kyle, Federal
Savings and Loan association of
Mcdford; Professor William
Sciske of the Northwestern
Christian college In Eugene; C.
F. Swander of Portland; Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Russell of Eugene,
and Mrs. Ruth Robertson Fisher
of Tulelake.
Townsend Club Members of
the Townsend club will meet
on Tuesday evening, June 19,
at 8 o'clock, at 590 N. 9th for
a regular business meeting.
Bingo and refreshments will
follow.
Rationing Lard, shortening
and salad oil has been increased
to 12 red points a pound, effec
tive June 17.
ltTTTTllltltTt
r
Clear as a Bell.
AT
UHLIG'S
1026 Main Dial 5512
E
PILES? lr, this
"SPEEDY" Way
Use a fast-acting1 formula for distress of
fillcs. Hamo as used by ilottnr arijunc
Ivcly nt noted Thornton & Minor Clinic.
Palliative relief of pain. Itch, soreness bo
QUICK, users arc surprised. Helps na
turo heal raw parts, shrink awelliriKS.
Get tubo of Thornton & Minor's Hcctal
Ointment or Thornton & Minor Hcctal
Suppositories. If not delighted with this
doctor' way nnd tho astonishing ipeily
relief, tho low cost refunded on request.
At all good drug stores everywhere.
lifFv) XlQSlSji v
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m c TSBSji
TJbii
ernment
. rsltsie of crit
ical mat aria!
k mat at tt Dot
lor vou to mo-
I TODAY this mtrseli
hearing aid planned for
production after the
war.
S. C. MITCHELL
til Miner Bldr., Eugene, Oregon
) Member James X. Taft & Associates
AM LnmheTnens fld.. pirt'and
fajsj Peanonsfratfon Wo Ohllgatfor
Wed., Thurs.,
20-21
WINEMA HOTEL
1:00 to 8:00 P. M.
Klamath Falls
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hidden flavors
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sparkling!
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Let Stadebaker
More Mileage Service
save your car
DIRECTOR J. Monroe Johnson of the U. S. Office
of Defense Transportation says:
"Every day, 4,000 more cars are going off the road
and not one single car is being built to replace them."
Do you realize what that means? If your car goes
out of commission, you'll be out of luck.
Studebaker dealers will gladly help you save your
car and they'll help you save gas and tires, too
with their More Mileage Service.
i
ODELL MOTOR CO.
734 Klamath Ave.
Studebaktr . . . Ptoccfinw bu9hr of fhn care md truck
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More thrills are planned for
Klamath Buckaroo ' Days rodeo
to be held July 1 to 4, with
Mac Barbour himself, an ex
Klamath buckaroo, to be pres
ent, rodeo officials report.
"Barbour has a flair for show
manship and his famous rodeo
stock, also engaged for the show
are no pikers. His horses,
steers, Brahma bulls and fast
dodging doggies are known by
cowboys throughout the west.
His broncs are known as the
toughest, his Mex steers the de
spair of veteran bulldoggers,
and his Brahamas that come
from right here in Klamath
county, grow wilder every year.
They will tear up any fence
they can't top and they . can
jump 10 feet," cowboys were
warned.
The Buckaroo Days commit
tee reminds the public that the
queen's ball will be held this
Saturday night at the Klamath
armory, when final decision will
be made on which of the six
contestants will be queen for the
four-day show.
$100 Fine Paid For
Drunk Driving Charge
Earl T. Thomas appeared in
justice court Monday before
Justice J. A. Mahoney charged
with driving a motor vehicle
while drunk. - .
He pleaded guilty to the
charge and was fined $100 and
costs and sentenced to 30 days
in the county jail. He paid the
fi.." - - the 30-ay sentence .
suspended.
Tuesday. June 19, 194S
HERALD AMD NEWS tlZ
Youths Report For
Navy Physicals
Seventeen-year-olds reporting
in Portland Tuesday for pnysical
examination and enlistment in
the navy are James F. Cone and
Monald R. Tompkins, Klamath
Falls; iSlwin J. Lukl, Lakeview;
Marvin H. Maerz, Sprague
River.
Leslie B. Robinson, 17, mathe
matics award winner of KliHS
senior class, 1945, has passed
the Eddy test and will soon be
enlisted as seaman first class,
radio technician, in the naval re
serve. Melvin "Pat" Hutchinson, 18,
has passed the Eddy test, and
will be inducted some time this
month as seaman first class, ra
dio technician.
Returning Mrs. Martin
Swanson and two children, Bar
bara and Dick, will return to
Klamath Falls about July 1 from
Duluth, Minn., where they were
called by the serious illness and
death of Mrs. Swanson's mother,
Mrs. Fred Roedter. Mrs. Roed
ter died on June 6.
Returned Mrs. Ed Osten
dorf and daughter Jean re
turned from Salem Monday.
Mrs. Ostendorf has been visit
ing with her sister there, and
Jean has been attending Oregon
State college.
DEVELOPING
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Klamath Students
Win Degrees
Degrees were granted by the
University of Oregon at Eugene
to three students from Klamath
Falls at graduation exercises
Sunday, June 17, in McArthur
court. They were:
Bachelor of arts: Rosemary
Sloan Johnson, majoi in English
and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Sloan; bachelor of science:
Dorothy Ruth Dixon, major in
physical education and daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dixon;
and Otto Frederick Konschot
Jr., major in business administration.
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