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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1945)
Luncheon. Card Party Tho Jlunu'inuklntf coiiimlttcu of the Women of llio Muuao will hold a potiuck luncheon and business meeting In tho Mooae hull, Frl riuy, July 8. with Laura Brum blc, chairman, In churuo. At 2 i. ni. Unit afternoon there will io u curd parly, tha third of the scries. In tlio hull and tho public is Invited to attend, ' Receiving Treatment James Warner, 16, tun of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Warner of 3740 Bonrdman, in receiving Iroutment at Kluiu ath Valley hospital for heiid In- iurlea received when he win hit iy a sinull mug Wednesday while working with the Kluninth ' Korest Protective aaauclutlon near Fort Klamath. Writes Song A. W. Joyce of Roseburg has recently written and had introduced over radio ilntlon KRNtt in Roaeburg a now song, "One Love for Two." Ills two children, Crete and" Gil bert Joyce, live at 2304 Home In . Klnmiilh Falls with their aunt, Mra. Gladya Kllgore. Cardan Tour The Garden club's annual tour of gurdena will be on Monday, July 11, alerting at the home of Mra. Will x Wooda, 258 Pacific Terrace, promptly at 11 o'clock. Mem 'bers are aaked to bring a paper sack lunch. . " From Aahland Blanche Huffman hna returned to Klam ath Falla after spending the past five daya with her mother, Nellie Carllale, in Ashland. Mra. Carllale hna been confined to the Ashland Community honpllnl oa the reaull of a full. Eaattrn Star The Eastern Star -Social club will meet Fri day, July 6, at the Masonic hall at .1:48.. p. m. for bridge and pinochle. Hostesses will be Mra. Will Woods and Mrs. Howard Llatoe. Vlaltora Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Pullen of Portland have been recent. visitors here of her pnr- rnia, Mr. ana mra. r.rnesi Li, Cnmnbell. Homedale rond. Mra. Pullen Is the former Ernestine Campbell. Meeting There will be a chamber . of commerce tourist committee meeting Friday monv Ing at 10 o'clock, to consider the master plan for tourist promo tion wnicn was drawn up loliow. ing tha last meeting.. Vacation Mrs. Frieda Smith is leaving next week for a few days' visit with her mother and slaters In Vancouver, Wash., after which she will spend the remainder of her vacation In Dunsmulr, Calif. Meeting Notices-Pelican' Post V.383. VFW, will hold Its regular .'meeting in ine iu nnn inura ' day, July 5, at 8 p. m, There will be several candidates for Initia tion and refreshments will, be served. . , , Vacation Haying Bud Swlt rer leaves Monday for his vaca tion, which he plans to spend at Weed, at the Diamond N ranch helping his sister, Mrs. Dan nicKum wim ine nsying. Visitors From Seattle J. H SlaDles. Seattle, division mna ger of the Signal Oil company, and Mra. Staples, spent the past two days here, attending the rodeo. To Gold Beach Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rockholt with Maxlne and Darrow, are spending their vacation on the coast at Gold Beach, where they have taken cottage. , Sells Home Dr. Maude H. Plyler, formerly of 1125 East, has sold hor home to James Plass of Klamath Falls and she will, now be located. at 728 SE 88th In Portland. Undergoes Surgery Mrs. Fred D. Meud of Tunnant, Calif., underwent major : surgery ut Klumuth Vulley hospital on Wednesday. Mcud Is assistant manager of tha Long Boll sloro at Tuiuiunt. With Reclamation Patty Schupp, who has Just completed her frushmcn year at Oregon State college, has taken a posi tion In William Tlngloy's office at the bureau of reclamation. Correction The next meatlng of the Women of the Moose will be on Tuesdiiy. July 10, Instoud of Tuesday, July 17, as previous ly annoiincca. GUESTS FARE WELL E According to a report from tha county clerk's office, 4857 registered electors have been cancelled due to failure to vote In either the May or November, 1044 elections. Notices were mulled by the county clerk's office to the ad drew given on the registration card and 4897 were returned unclaimed by various post of fices. A total of 280 were listed as deceased and were automatical ly cancelled. According to the May list of registered voters, there were 20, 837 in Klamath county and the cancellations leave 15,720 regis tered voters In this county. Improving Mayor Ed Oaten dorf, who underwent surgery at Klamath Valley hospital Satur day is steadily improving but is still not allowed to have vis itors. Gen. Robert E. Lee was presi dent of Washington college, later called Washington and Lee. HEAVY TRAVEL TO Motor travel to Crater Lake, national park was heavier on the Fourth of July than it has been at any other time during tha war, according to E. P. Leavltt, park superintendent. A total of 375 cars and 1787 rassengers viewed the lake, most of the visitors being from out of the state. . The road around the rim and out the north entrance Is not yet cleared of snow, which still lies In 30-foot drifts in some places. However, this road will probably be Opened within the next week.. Prospective visitors .are re minded that there are no lodg ing, meals, or gasoline service available in- the park. Guatemala has the largest plantation in the western hemi sphere for ' the -development of cinchona. . Wounded soldiers can now be picked up by planes in flight and transported to base hospitals. Thursday, July I, 1948 HERALD AND NEW1 FTV Jessie Ellis, 81, a logger resid ing at the Klamath annex, 223 S. 6th, is being held in the coun ty Jail charged with sodomy. Ellis was arrested by city ptv lice Monday morning at 410 Oak where he was allegedly attack ing a. four-year-old boy, whose mother rushed to the boy's as sistance and held the man unltn police arrived. Ellis was arrested and charged . with drunkenness, later a charge of sodomy was Drougnt against him by the district attorney's of-, fice and he has been transferred to the county jail. '. Ellis waived preliminary hear.j-2 Ing in Justice court Tuesday and was committed to the county Jall-i in lieu of SSOOO bail. Employment of women has In- : creased substantially in trade, in service, and in ' non-munltlone manufacturing, according to the Census Bureau. . ...'... !', Fifteen hundred people, en listed men from the Marine Bar racks and their guests, loosened up war-tightened belts In the mess hull at Ihe Barracks Wed nesday ami managed to stow i away f 1720 worth of turkey din ner with all the .trimmings. The hall was opened to the families of the men as a special Fourth of July holiday treat. Just to show how well the visi tors were treated, hero is the menu of the excellent chow pro vided Wednesday: Turkey consomme with crack ers, three kinds of olives, mixed sweet pickles, cranborry sauce, roast torn turkey with saiio dressing, snow-flnkcd potatoes, j Kiniei gravy, ouiierca aspara gus, buttered corn, lettuce hearts with Russian dressing, stuffed celery, hot rolls, butter, Iced lomannde. Ice cream, pumpkin pie, fresh apples and oranges, mixed nuts and mixed candies. As an added treat there was a bottle of beer and a pack of cig-j arettes at each pluco. j The meal was prepared by ma-1 rlne cooks under the .direction of Post Mess Officer E. Andreas, Post Mess Sergeant M. R. Strlck. Innd, and Mess Sergeants R. E. ' urennen and L. D. Bearden. On Duty at Rodeo ' Mrs. Marie Ryan and Annul Stru thers, served as nurses at the rodeo, July 3 and 4. Dr. George Adler was on duty both days. w' tt: New Cream Deodorant Satty btlpt Stop Perspiration 1. Dot not irritate skin. Don not rot dreuet or men'a thiru. 2a Prevent! under. arm odor. Helpi stop peripirition Mfrlr. 3, Apure,whice,anliepiic,uin let! vtrmhing mm. 4. No wailing ro dry. Can be uied rijtlit after limine. 8 Awarded Approval Seal of American lnitituieofUunder ins hirmleu to fabric. Uie ; Aind resultrljr. MOM MSN AND WOMSN USB ARRID THAN AMY OTHSB DSOOOSANT . BIG TENT MEETINGS TWO BLOCKS PAST TOWER THEATRE July 1-31 SERVICES EACH EVENING, 7:45 P. M. . SPONSORED IY CHURCH or CHRIST ; 1208 Wantland A? C. E. FRITTS, EVANGELIST All art Invited to attend theae services. You will enjoy rto Inipirotlonol singing, and the splendid gospel sermons. Mr JULY 15fh TO AUUST 19th BOY SCOUTS ! I Siill Time to Go to Camp Any Troop, alreody registered for camp, may add Scours to Its camp reservation right up to tho tima of departure. Fifty mora Scours can be accommodated in the five-week period. SPECIAL PROGRAM FEATURES For 194S Season 1 A greatly Improved waterfront program with an expert I swimming, life saving, rowing and canoeing instructor. 2 A woodsmanship program Including pioneering, camping, cooking, natura lore and many other outdoor activities. An advancement program which will give every Scout an opportunity to advance at least ana rank. A A belt honor award system for camp projects. A lot of HI fun for every ScoutI 5 ( i K I I ' I This Equipment Wif Be Very Useful - ' V Tho camp director suggests that the following equipment will be exceptionally useful this year in types of program planned for the season ' A regulation web belt for the new belt honor program. . . , - . r A packframe or knapsack. A mess kit, cook kit, or equivalent equip ment.': Your own bow for an enlarged archery pro-, gram. Flint and steel set or fire by friction set for competition.;! . Scout hatchet for pioneering and competi tion. : ' BOYS! If you're not a Scout now, you can still go to camp! - HOW? . Call Scout Headquarters, 6918, and ar range to get into a Troop NOW. You can go to camp as long as you are a registered : Scout.' SCUT UND FORMS BOY SCOUT SHIRTS Made of fine quality cotton. Heavy weight. Sanforized. Hard finish. Sizes 12V to IS 2.25 BOY SCOUT PANTS Made of fine quality cotton. Heavy weight, hard 1C finish. Sanforized ? BOY SCOUT NECKERCHIEF A 31x31 Inch square made of a fine cotton handkerchief lawn, in all available color combinations and 7Sc with Scout insignia In corner ..; ' Plain at 60c NECKERCHIEF SLIDES Made of rayon sutash braid In all , colors ; , Others in Plastic Blue and Khaki lSe 10c BOY SCOUT BUGLE 5.95 Olive colored plastic, easy blowing and rich. In tone.'. A well made regulation model Instrument, removable mouth piece, eyelets for bugle cord. SCOUT GARTERS ' "35c ' All elastic with metal clips. Regulation khaki color. Reinforced - with leather. PUP TENTS 7.50 Regular size. Made of heavy water proof canvas oomplete with poles and pegs. Khaki color. aaHHBHaMBBMaMaeHaaaaaaeaal HAVERSACKS ' 2.35 ' , ". Plus Tax"; ., Made of heavy duck of sufficient weight to turn water. Two wide web shoulder straps for carrying; ring attach menta on the side for lashing on blankets in the horse collar pack style. Extra large, bellows pocket with two Small pockets on front. Scout insignia on closing flap, SEWING KIT . 25c BOY SCOUT HATS 100 wool felt, 3-in. brim, corded ribbon with Scout in signia trim. Rayon shoe string tie. Khaki. : . . QC Sizs 6 to 754 BOY SCOUT CAPS Overseas style. Made of a hard finish cotton twill, wash able. Scout Insignia, red braid trim. Regulation ' AA khaki color-..-. ...;....;v leVW BOY SCOUT BELTS : Heavy cotton webb belt. Slide buckle with official C0 emblem ...'.........'.....'.....M BOY SCOUT SOX Fine cotton yarn, ribbed top, with red stitched .top. fkf, sizes 9 to ii i ... SCOUT RINGS 1.00 First Class Scout rings made of solid sterling silver.' Sizes 1 to 12. . ARROWS Beautifully finished, Port Oriord cedar. Length 24"x2S" nd 28". Metal-tipped. -. . ; . BOY SCOUT BLANKETS 5.75 ' Part -wool-scout blankets. 80 -wool,, 20- rayon.. Very warm and durable. Size 84 by 64. - BOY SCOUT WHISTLE - 35c - Made of new olive green, plastic. Sharp, .clear -attention commanding tone. . ; , . i ' SCOUT EQUIPMENT ARCHERY SETS 5.95 Five and one half foot flat bow with six metal-tipped ar rows. Paper target, included. SCOUT SLEEPING BAGS 100 wool (90 wool noils,. 10 virgin wool) filled. . : Heavy olive ' colored ducking, snap fastening on side, . stitched padding, tent shelter. Will roll up small enough to go in Yucca Pack Sack. Scout insignia on tie flap which holds bag firmly together when heavy white ropes are) securely tied. Full man size, 1KAA 35x80, 6 lbs. Ea. lifcVU. SCOUT RATION BARS B(.;' Scout, emergency ration. Exact formula used by U. S. army. Just the thing to take along ': ICa on hikes . Small plastic sewing with scout emblem., thimble, needles and pins. Contains thread, DISTRIBUTOR OFFICIAL SCOUT SUPPLIES SHARPENING STONES - soc Carborundum sharpening stone with leather carrying case. Made so it can be carried on your belt, . . FIRE BY FRICTION SETS 1.00 Complete set Includes bow, thong, spindle, and board with fire notch, with enough tinder to start several fires. Complete instructions come with the set.. ' PONCHO 4.75 Slicker cloth cape. Water proof. Slips over the head. Three-quarter length. Official Scout style. , . , . aaaaiiiiiiBaaaBHHaMaBeaiBiiiiBaaBMBa t . BOY SCOUT TOILET KITS : Plus Tax Small, compact kit containing complete set of toilet neceav. sities. Includes mirror, comb, brush, soap and soap box, tooth brush holder, wash rag. Also large pocket for towel. Can be hung up wjjh metal eyelets. BOY SCOUT MATCH BOXES ;;. 50c Small, "round plastic box with screw top. Water proof. Small piece of flint set in bottom which can be used if matches run out. , .
