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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1945)
Ledlit Aid T h Klamath Lutheran Ludla Did will mcnl Tunm iiv lit H rl. ni. ul lllu eliurc 1 ill Cross mid Crescent, Davotlona vul II ha bv Itav. Tonnuui and the topic, "They Mndo a Chrlillmi n,,i ,,f M hv Mrs. Cliff OllU- nun. Thcro will also bu a vocal nolo by Mm. 11. J. Loflaguard. Members lira usked to bring their, favorite roclpo lor the Murlon Kay rcclpo contvat. The hostesses will be Mra. J. It. Pooblur and Mm. F. W. Uolica. Members and frlendi aru corui. ully Invited. Loult Polln Vlilli Loulo Pollii, former Klumulli business mim ii vlHltnr here toduv from Itono, wlioro ho la now In uiislnoss. I'oun una upunsci I,...,,., umtpllitii ifiwwla .turn nt No U Coniiiuirclul row, Reno, unci ...... I., la nrlui-llallil "ll lltllO lilt ot everything." hla former slo- linn noro. lie asitcu innumm frlenda to vlait him wlion In Itono. In Hoipllal Nollle Murlo Sloora, 6yoiir-old diiiiulilor of Mr. tmd Mra. Robert Steura, 3300 Antiunion, la a nullum mo tu gene Ciunorul hospital where aha aiiuinmcit to an uiiiionuucioiiiy. Slid becamo 111 whilo n routo homo from Portland where alio hud been enjoying a wock a va cation with rolollvea. Social Poitoonad Tlio 8uiv duv achool aoclul for tlio yolinil married women of tho Flral Mnullat church that waa ached' ulod for toniuht. July 0, at Mra, liootliby'a homo, hua been poat- poned until luriner nonce. ok..t. vlau. rl.h Thjt Ahn to View Homo Economics club will luivo a cluo luwn picnic in tha homo of Mra. Hurry Wlard Ml zvua winrci on juiy ii i p. in. It will be a potluck. Shuta 4H The Shnatn t il Gardeners for Victory will meet Tuesday. July 10 lit 2:30 at tha homo of Beverly Johnion, tho lout house after turning right on Patterson. Vlslilna Hera Mra. Pearl Schulta of Sun Jose and formerly of thin city, la spending few dnya wnn Mra. oyivia icv.ici. land at her homo at 1942 Arthur. From Portland Mr. and Mra. Swnn Olson and daughter Golda. have returned after visit in Portland. No Smallness Here By EARL WHITLOCK Ono of. my fuvorlto stories ot tlio great Robort E. Leo con cerns tha other cadet, when Leo was nlao a cadot at West Point, who, for somo u n o x p 1 a Inod reason con ceived an In tense dislike for tha southerner. Through tho yearn, that ani mosity pcraistcd and oven grow. Tha man was n fallow officer, to bo aura, but ho lost no chanco to bollttlo and criticize Lec, by word of mouth and In writing. Yet. asldo from thli unreasoning ana Intense rilsllka of Lee, tho man wna well balanced. And ho was a capable, even a brilliant offi cer. Woll, one day, a mutual ac quaintance asked Leo what he thought of this Individual. Leo thouuht a moment and then. greatly to Ills questioner's sur prise, spoko In tho highest terms or nun, Tho qucstlonor said, "Seems Ilka you haven't heard about all tha things that follow hod been Buying about you for years." And Leo replied, "But you' dldn t ask me his opinion of mo. You aaked mo for my opin ion of him." I wonder how many of us, In simllnr caso, could show so much greatness of soul. "Rest in Memory Garden." Next Monday Mr. Whltlock ot the Earl Whltlock Funeral Homo will comment on "About Lonclinoss." Mtlhodlil Clrclas All circles of the Womans Society or Chrls tlon Servlca of tho First Metho dist church will meat on Thurs day, July 12, aa follows: circles 1 and 3 will unite for a potluck picnic at tho homo of Mra. Eurl Redman of 603 Front. Tho pic nic will bo at noon, and those attending are aaked to bring their own tublo service. Circle 2 will be entertained at the hnrnn nr Mra. J. K. Reno of 4040 Peck drive with Mn. I. W. Whlto assisting. Dessert la to Be served at 12:30 p. in. Clrclo 4 will also have a potluck picnic at tlio homo of Mra. C. H. Kelly mi llnmodula roud at 12.30 p. m. and members should tuke Uielr own tublo service. On Leave After returning to the United Stutca on tho Queen fclliuboth, MuJ. Hurry B. Hur gua la spending a 30-duy leave noro with his parents, Mr. and Mra. W. O. Smith. Hurgus wna hi England for a year-and-a-half where he waa chief of tho neu rology aectlon at the 82nd Gen eral nospltal and also the 122nd General hospital. Later, he will go to the 122nd General hoapl tul at Fort Lewla. Son Born Mr. and Mrs. R. A. LuLonde received . a long-dls-tunco call from their son-in-law, Lt, Leonurd P. Michuud, telling of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Mlchaud, former Jano Lu Londe, who has been residing in Bangor, Me., for tho post year with her husband. Ho is sta tioned at Bell field there. Itabakah Clubs Tho Rebekah social club will have a potluck fiicnic Wednesday, July 11, nt ho home of Mra. W.'S. Swoct of 1340 Wilford at 1 p. m. and mombera of the Past Noblo Grand club will Join with thorn. Those attending are asked to bring their own tublo service. ' Passes Through Cupt. Fred Olin, USA, for many years u member of the Klamath Falls police force, paaaed through here today by train, on his way to San Francisco where he has headquarters. Olin Is a convoy officer in tho army. Radio Proaram Paul Sabo. who has recently roturncd from it years wuti tno A A in fcu rouo. will be interviewed over Ilia OPA radio program. Sabo win uiacuss prices in Europe over KFJ1, Tuesday at 3:30. From Coast Mr. and Mra. C. . Dennis have returned after spending five days at White Rock, whilo they were there they saw a number of former residents of Klamath Falls who aro now living at Brookings. For Portland Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Derby of 930 N. 0th are lenving Monday for - Portland whore thoy will bo for a few days. A recent visitor at the Derby home was their ncphow, Charles Lower of Portland. Visitor Eleanor Ensdahl Jones of Pendleton is visiting at tho home or senator and Mrs. Marshall Cornett of Klamath Falls. She is tho daughter of Senator Carl Engdahl. Meetings The housing com mittee of the chamber of com merce will meet Tuesday at 10 a. in., whilo tho Indlmi nffntrs committee is scheduled for 2 p. m. Returns Mrs. M. M. Ward tins returned homo after spend ing scvcrul days at Union creek. She was accomuanlcd bv her daughter, Rosemary, Expected Home Mrs. Fred Southwell and sons. Bob and Jimmy, aro expected homo from Louisiana where they have been visiting with relatives. Lucky Pinochle Club Violet Vunco will be hostess to tho Lucky Pinochle cK'b on Thurs day at her homo on Shasta way. Bowarman Visits Dan Bow crmnn, Pacific coast manager of tho United Press, was a Klam ath Falls visitor today. Brighten Up Your Breakfast Nook! Add Smartness to Outdoor Dining! .Modern AIIMetal TABLE and 4 CHAIRS 77 5 This set Is of trim, gleaming metal construction that will stand the knocks , , and last . , . and lost. Out largest selection of tables are oval In shape, with one sturdy metal center pedestal rather than as shown. Table tops are of llnenlzed bakelite. Chair seats and backs are smart leatherette. PETTY-THEFT EPIDEMIC IN CITY REPORTED An epidemic of petty thefts from automobiles swept Klam ath Falls over tho weekend. Lloyd Derby, 030 N. 9th, re ported to city police that the spotlight, an altimeter, and a five gallon can of gnaoline wero stolon from his car soma time lust night. Sgt. C. A. Holsa. Marine Bar racks, reported that two aide mirrors, a spotlight, and all of his gnsollno were takon and Enrl Redman, 803 Front, re- fiorted that a Goodyear tire, an nner tubo, and a spare wheel wero removed from his garage last night. . Jim Ervln, 4415 Cottage, told doIIco that his car was ran sacked Saturday night while lt was parked near tno armory and that two tennis racquets were stolen, Ed Isonsec, Cascade laundry, reported to police that a largo Evlnrude outboard motor valued at $400 was stolon from his home at Lake o' the Woods somotlmo since July 4th. City police aro Investigating all thefts. Fritjof Mathlsen of Klamath Falls posted $100 ball for drunk driving and was cited to appear in police court this afternoon. Edna May Prothcr of Klam ath Falls posted $9 ball for op erating motor vehicle with four in front scat. Threo vags, two drunks, and one drunk and . disorderly con duct ense appeared In police court this morning. Two drunk and disorderly cases and ono drunk balled out. ELECTROCUTED OREGON CITY, July 9 (PI Arvon M. Curry, 43, was electro cuted yesterday when he stum bled over power wires lowered by a broken pole along Central Point road. Curry wns extin- fiulahlng flames in a hay field United by tho wires, according to County Coroner Ray Rilunce. Will Meet A meeting of tho operations committee of tho USO will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the chamber of com merce. All members of the com mittee are urged to attend. From Prospect Mr. and Mrs. Hclno Hertager, Mra. Stanley Hasey and baby daughter of Prospect were visiting for sev erol daya last week with Mr. and Mrs. L. J. urinK oi zzti Orchard. On Furlough Pvt. Don Ro bin, air corps, Is now here on a furlough visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs'. Louis Robin of S. OUi, He has been stationed at Keeslor Field, Miss. On Vacation Olyve Mason, employed at' Moe's, left- Satur day night for Boise, Ida., where sho will spend her vacation,. From Portland Mr. and Mrs. George Black of 914 N. 9th have returned from a trip to Portland. LILY BULBS Birookings-Harbor Area" A planting of 17,800 bulbs, Including 9500 yearlings. Price $8000 for planting. Some terms. ' ALSO 4 acres of excellent land on highway and prepared for planting. Additional land available If desired. Terms. - Owners At Chateau Lodge ' Smith River, Calif. Mall Address Same Movie Schedule At Barracks Changed A change In schedule for movies offered at the Marlr.e Barracks post theatre was an nounced today, to become effec tive Wednesday of this week. Only one show will bo presented ench evening from that date, be- ginning at 7:30 p. m. Instead of p. m. Wcdnesduy, Saturday, and Sunday matinees will con tinue to start at 2:30 p. m. Townspeople may attend these movies free o( charge. CASE TO ARRIVE Judge Charles Combs, Lake county Judge assigned to hear tho case of the state of Oregon vs. Earl Heuvel, is expected to arrlvo in Klamath Fulls tomor row. It is understood that Combs has some pending cases to hear, but that Heuvel will probably be arraigned on morals charges either Tuesday or Wednesday. Combs will bo here three days. Heuvel is held in the Klamath county Jail awaiting arraign ment and trial, . Eugene Resident Dies At Home J. W. Plxley, a resident of Eugene for tho past 30 years, died there on Sunday, July 8, according to word received hore. He waa the father of Mrs. Louis Serruys of this city. Besides his wife he is sur vived by his daughter, Mrs. Serruys ot Klamath Falls, a son Everett of Pittsburgh, Penn., and a granddaughter, Lynn Pf--i!sy of Pittsburgh. Funeral services wUl take place at the Poole-Larsen Fun eral home in Eugene on Tues day, July 10, at 2 p. m. Chap lain Hugh McCallum, US army, will officiate and interment will bo at Rest Haven Memorial in Eugene. . v Rooming House In Sutherlin Burns SUTHERLIN, Ore., July 9 (P) Efforts are underway today to find new living quarters for 20 Persons left homeless when fire unday destroyed a two-story frame rooming house furnishing accommodations for 13 mill ana woods workers and two families. The Roseburg fire department was called to assist- in control ling the blaze, which for a time threatened the entire Sutherlin business area. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all of the many friends .and neighbors, who with kind words, helpful deeds, and beautiful flowers, helped to strengthen us in our dnrk hours, caused by the death of our beloved one. SSgt. and Mrs. Harold Couner Mrs. Anna Kimball Mr. Gerald Kimball Mr, and Mrs. Emery Couner and family. caUIIV Chaek chafe's smartliif: Wing and itch of minor FAVORITE akin troublea and raahea rnwvnaas. wjthMtlulstb(,aoaU). FOR 40 YEARS inc. medicated powder. FURNITURE 1?5 East Main FOREST, MILITARY LI Top men representing state and national forests met with military officials at the Marine Barracks last week to outline plans whereby marines and navy personnel will cooperate in emergency fire fighting. Various federal and state agencies were represented at the meeting where specific plans were discussed for organizing men for fire work, communica tions, and dispatching men to various control centers. Those present included E. P. Leavltt, superintendent of Crater -Lake national park; Thomas C. Parker, assistant su perintendent of Crater Lake; M. S, Lowdcn, assistant supervisor of Fremont national forest; Rus sell Bower, Modoc national for est; Con C. Fisher, custodian of the Lava Beds national monu ment; H. H. Ogle, manager of Klamath Forest Protective asso ciation: N. S. Caywood of Klam ath Indian agency; M. J. Barnes, county warden at Olene; John Sarglnson, district U. S. forest ranger. The Tulelake M. P. battalion showed willingness to cooperate wiin tneir men ana fire fighting equipment In the Tulelake area. Local Man Involved In Auto Accident Glenn Tubach, 2143 Hope, was involved in a motor acci dent with a car driven by John Williams of Klamath Falls on Friday at 11:30 a. m. on high way 30 nine miles south of Klamath Falls. Williams was parked on the side of the road and pulled out onto the highway without warn ing into the path of the on coming truck, according to an accident report. The truck side swiped the other vehicle in an effort to avoid it. Williams was injured slightly. Butchers Purchase . Less Meat In 1945 HOOD RIVER, July 9 (Ph Butchers here purchased only 29 per cent as much fresh meat last month as In June, 1944, R. E. Steele, chamber of commerce secretary, said today. Reports are being turned In to OPA In hope of getting a larger allotment because of the coming Influx of 3000 harvest hands. AT ALL DEALERS Campaigning For Christ The Bible is Preached in Tent Meeting DAILY at 8:00 P.M. Two blocks beyond "The Tower". .. on South 6th Street yaa.ii. n ji m is .1 i i an i .i u fcr- - 4: , ,J af " l - M. Lloyd Smith, ; , ' Raymond I. Glbbs, Song Director : .'-.'v; : jtV Local Minister "V" :' , A'" : $ Wichita Eagle Editor Dies At Age Of 74 WICHITA, Kas., July 9 IP) Victor Murdock, editor-in-chief of the Wichita Eagle, who as a member of congress in the early 1000s helped to restrict the apealtcr's rule of tho houae of representatives, died hero yes terday at the age of 74. Ho served 12 years in con gress, from 1003. Murdock was appointed to the federal trade commission by President Woodrow Wilson in 1017 and served with that agency seven years, resigning to return as editor oi the Eagle. He is survived by his brother. Marcellus M. Murdock, publisher of the Eagle, and two daughters, Mrs. Howard Flccson, Wichita, and Mrs. Harvey Delano, San Francisco. GIRL BREAKS PELVIS Jackie May Murphy, 8-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murphy of 722 Doty, was seriously injured when she fell under the wheels of a car at Crescent City where' she was spending the Fourth of July with her parents. At the time of the accident the car was be ing driven along the beach by Murphy with Jackie perched on the fender. As the car hit a depression in the beach, Jackie was thrown under the wheels. Reports received this morning Indicate that she is suffering from a broken pelvis bone. She has not yet been placed in a cast because infection has set in. She is being treated at the Knapp hospital la Crescent City. TELEPHONE WANTED RATON, N. M., July 9 P) Trapped in his garage when a heavy overhead door jammed shut, Rex French spent a fruit less two hours shouting for aid. Finally he budged the door high enough to squirm free. Now, French says, his No; 1 post war project will be a telephone in the garage. Returns Mrs. Agnes Parks of Moe's has returned to work after a brief vacation. TIRE INSPECTION STATION DICK B. MILLER CO. 7th and Klaus. Ph. 4103 LLa. C. E. FRITTS, Evangelist You'll Like the Plain Preaching You'll Feel at Home You'll Not Be Asked to Pay CHURCH otf CTOuSTT 2205 Wantland Avenue Klamath Falls, Oregon Monday, July , 115 I SET High atop 6700 loot Brown mountain, a new fire finding lookout station is being set up hv tha IT R fr.rn.l .Am.l.s I- U. Rogue river national forest dis- inci. Accessible only by a three mile trail up the rocky face of the mountain, fire finding equip ment and supplies, including water for the temporary camp, must be dropped by parachute from a plane. Sole communica tion with the camp will be by radio. rails, chosen to man the lonely ivuivuu, ywai, win niKe in zrom Lake o' the Woods. He will live in a tent the next few months wniie lire nazard is at its great est, and win be on duty continu ously. KutinllM anA anitlnn'Ml ..a being dropped today and tomor- vw, mm me camp will oe set 1 in and roartv 4r n..tl. Tuesday night. This is the first time a look out has been posted on the crest ot Brown mountain, due to the difficulty of getting equipment up its steep sides. The. peak, looming up west of Lake o' the Wnnia fnrnmanAa n ,..',A.. ..(..... - , . ....t... a W1UC .view of the surrounding territory.'. PRACTICAL (20 6M HERALD AND HEWS ITVH Patrolman Bitten By Young Law Violator PORTLAND, July 9 . Whitney Rankin, police patrol man, nursed bites on his arm and chut today, inflicted by a 16-year-old boy who ha aaid waa tinkering with a car owned, by Rankln'a friend. The officer caught three other youths who wercrwlth tha lad, but tho fourth bit him and es caped. All four were In tha juvenile ward of the Jail today, charged with curfew violation and tampering with an auto. LOGGERS ATTENTION! . Just In time for tha , summer season . . a large shipment of - Bone Dry, and ' Jefferson Calked Logger In all widths and alsas. 15.45 and 16.50 - Sia IBIS LdiubwsJ KANST0RE : TM Mala St -WITH STRENGTH
