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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1945)
1 lUgoidlnq SBt. Porter D. Clomoni will aupoar on h re curded broadcast over radio ittu tlon KKJl Monday aftornooii Jrom 4:30 until 4:43. Clomons Is tha sou u( Mr. and Mm. W. 11, Cluniom of lit la ally and litis recently been llboratod from Gorman prison camp, Ho ox tieeU to roturn to tho United olattis soon. Moves To Brookings Mrs. Ilia O'Koufo lint rvsltfiisd lior position In tho buby department of Montgomery Ward store, to join tier husband In BrookinKi whore they will inulio their home. They have purchased a bulb ranch and thotr now home Ji completed, Mrs, O'Kaafo hag lived In, Klnmuth Falls for 2U years, Visiting Mr. unci Mm, Oorve Mast Jr., and children of Ellens burg, Wash., are visiting at tho home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mast of Harlan drive, Will Leave Monday- Don Read who hns boon at home re modollng his house, BUB Jeffer son, tho past two woeks, will return to his Diamond luka cabin Monday for an Indnflnlto utuy. Boholarihlp Put liuukott, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, John F. lluvkatt, Oregon avonuo, has rocolvod tho Henry Ford scholar ship to Detroit. Miss Huckott, who has been doing rosunrch work In tha chemistry depart ment of Oregon State college, Is ono of six girls to bo ohosun In the United Status. Returnet Mrs, Kdyth Dun can, housekouper for tho Wll liird holol lius Just returned from a two wook's vucutlon spent at Bnndon beach, Mrs, Stella porsell took hor place during her absenco and will tuko her vacution beginning August B, Arrive From Coast Ruth O. Buthliiny und Mrs, Tom Smith arrived Friday evening from their homos at Brookings to visit several duys with friends nnd relatives. Mrs, Smith Is spending the weekend at Luke o' the Woods as the guost of Nora Hlnker. On Luson Mrs. poler New man. 2710 Blsbeo has received word that her son, Deliiyno Kugg, Is on tho Island of Luzon. Ho suld that hamburgor steaks are $1.50 und bnnunu splits $1 where he Is now. Writes Sgt, ' Morris Jordo writes to his wife, Mrs, ftuubertu Jordo, 033 Uphani. that ho has como through tha battle of Oki nawa safely. Up to dute no one In his division hud boon released on the point system. Cuasts From Medford Mr, und Mrs, Lewis Larson uro hosts this week to tholr son, Horuco Knluht, and his funnily from Medford, Knight was recently dlschurged from tho Soubecs for medical reasons. To Diamond Lake Mr, and Mrs, J, H, Curnnhan left this afternoon for tholr cabin at Dlumond lake, Camuhun will return Monduy but his wlfs plans to romi"! and enjoy the fishing. Fathar Dies The father of Mrs. Ooorgc Sumplo passed away Friday night in Anthony, Kas., following an operation. Tho funeral services will bo held In Anthony next Tuesday. Vacation Work Mrs. Ada Larson has returned to work in tho office of tho Wi-nc-ma hotel while Mrs, Anne Mason is in Salem on vacation, Lake Vacation Over Mrs. Marguret Keller nnd son, Wal ter, and Mrs. Ethol King have returned from vacation-spent at Elk luko, Spookor Chaplain Graham Gilmer of the Marino Barracks will be a speaker at the Sunday services of- the Community Con- Igrogatlonal church. Catholic Daughters Picnic Cuthollu Daughters und their furnlllcs will hold a picnic in Moore purk Monduy, July 'i'i, ut 0 p. m, Each family Is linked to bring table service and a main dish, and butter and des sert If desired, Dixie cups, cof fee and hot rolls will be fur nished by tho court. From Bend Mrs. Louis Hun ner Hclphry and daughter, Judith, of Bend, , have been houso guests of the Wurren CI. Nuggles for the pust 10 duys. Major Helphry will Join them this weekend. Mrs. Helphry and Mrs. Nogglo are sisters. Beauticians All beauty oper ators aro requested to attend un association meeting to bo held ut Hustings siilon of beauty, Frlduy, July 27, ut 8 p, m. . H. Vun Blcklo, president of the associa tion will demonstrate hair-shaping und discuss business of the ussoclutlon, OSC Representative Ruth Fuubion, Oregon Stuto college representative, will bo here Sun day evening to counsel students who plan to attend Orogon State this full. Interviews will be hold In tho pine panel room of tho Elks lodgo at 7.30. To Seattle Mr. nnd Mrs. Ted Snyder and family huve re turned to their homo In Seattle after visiting friends hore. From Overseas Roger Schrocdor, brother of P, D. Schrocder, returned recently from overseas where he has been serving with the army. Previous to entering the armed forces he worked at Weyerhaeuser Tim ber company. Return Rose and Kda Lasag ne have returned from Portland and will reside permanently with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lnsagnu, 2030 White. They huve been working in Portland. Vacation on Coast Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Jones, 401 Jefferson, huve returned from a two-week vacation spent at Brookings and other points along the coast. Sorority Sister Visits Mrs. John Ashbuugh of Portland, will be a guest this weekend of her . sorority sister, Charlotte Wales. Wedding Dinner Tho former Murjprlo Elliott was feted at a dinner at the home of Blanch and Vera Ottoman, following her wedding Friday afternoon. Vliltlng Mrs. Lynn Zimmer man, Seattle, a former resident of Klamath Falls, is visiting in Klamath Falls. Weekend at Cabin Mr. nnd Mrs. O. D. Mutthcws arc spend ing tho weekend at their country cabin. From Medford Robert M. El- !dcr, Juvenile officer for Jack son county, was In Klamath Falls yesterday on official business. Buying Trip Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moon are in Los Angeles on a buying trip. Child Suffers Cuts When Struck By Car Jimmy Sloat, 8-year-old son of Lt. Col. and Mrs. James ,W. Sloat, S20 N, 6th, was Injured Thursday afternoon when he dashed Into the street and was struck by an automobile. He was taken to the Klamath Valley hospltnl by the driver of the cor that struck him and was treated for superficial cuts and released. The name of the driver of the car was not obtained, REPORT TO KAS Ensign Kenneth W. Horton, USNH, of Staten Island, N. Y., and Ensign Andrew B. Ott Jr., USNR, of Maplewood, N. J., have reported at Klamath naval air station from the naval com munications class at Harvard, Cambridge, Mass., for temporary duty under instruction and com munication. They will be here for about one month and then are to be assigned for duty with the fleet. 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 beautiful floral offerings during our recent bereavement. Frank Adams, Dewey Horn family, Gladys Kilgore, John Horn family, Gilbert Joyce, Crete Joyce. Saturday, July 21, 1945 HERALD AND NEWS THREE Marines Supply Downtown Clubs For 1100 Personnel For several months now, with out publicity or fanfare, the ma rines have been operating two downtown clubs for enlisted men which have greatly in creased the recreational and lib erty opportunities in Klamath Falls barracks personnel. One, the Enlisted Men's club on Ninth street, was opened al most a year ago by the Crater Lake detachment, Marine Corps league, to provide the marines with their own personal down town spot and to take the strain off already overtaxed civilian facilities. A good part of the original equipment of this club was do nated by the league or by civil ian well-wishers, while other fixtures have been purchased with club funds. For decora tions Sen. Marshall Cornett do nated several mounted animal heads and mounted Oregon wild fowl. Several months later, after all doubt had been removed as to whether the place would be suc cessful financially and other wise, the marines, through a board of directors, assumed re. sponsibillty for the actual oper ation of the resort. As the personnel of the bar racks and the membership of the club grew, lt was decided' to open a second spot, thli for',' staff NCOs only and to reserve),, the old club for men of the lst four pay grades sergeants, cor porals, PFCs and privates. The new Installation, opened' last April 1, is located In thaf Wlllard hotel and Is run along;:.' the same lines as the Ninth, street establishment. Membership is open only to? marines and naval personnol ot the barracks. Some 950 haver joined the enlisted men's club! since its inception last Augusfi and around ISO hold cards tar the staff club. I There Is only one major dirt fcrence In the i-ules governing. the two places. Women guests? are allowed to come to the staff resort each night and may com to the enlisted men's club only three nights a week. Both organizations are oper ated by an 11-man board ot directors headed by Sgt, MaJ. John Sallman, chairman. M. Sgt. William Phlpps is the active manager of the two clubs. , Have you increased your fir insurance in the last two years? If not, give it your Immediate attention. See Hans Norland lor advice. 118 North 7th street. V ?'' n nlllll Villi 1 " tS"' 'r w , . 'if i, j :"-l;J One Great County - Wide Klamath Pick Up Ml PAPER I Cffi DM (THERE WILL BE ONE CITY AND COUNTY PICK-UP THIS DRIVE . . . JULY 29) All you folks have exactly one week left in which to gather together all the old newspapers, magazines, flattened cartons and prepared tin cans for the all-out doubleheader Waste Paper and Tin Can Drive. Look through your attics, basements, garages and closets right now and start the collection. Then every day : this week add to the collection. You'll be rid of papers and cans that are probably cluttering up jrour home and you'll help out two fine causes. WASTE PAPER AND TIN ARE URGENTLY NEEDED FOR THE LONG HARD FIGHT AGAINST JAPAN ' How io Prepare Paper How to Prepare Cans Tie newspapers, magazines and flat tened cartons in separate, securely tied bundles, 12 to 18 inches tall. Wash thoroughly, remove label, cut cjff or fold in top and bottom and flat ten by stepping on them firmly. Pack in strong cartons. Where to Put Paper and Cans i - City On the curb in front of your home. County Take to your county salvage depots.' Ml eti . mi ;vii 1 1 L mehJc I -.FHi I JT? ras l i v ) I '''''BS CI . oners' H tippled n:u tin. n -. h "5- V Of mf ferri, ace. creec or ut one . , - one 100 Shrine Nobles Needed Klamath will contribute tons and tons of paper and tin. Trucks will pick, up throughout the city. ' Your help is urgently needed next Sunday, July 29, to take care of the heavy influx of waste paper and tin. Report at the Salvage Depot Sunday, July 29, at 9:00 A. M.
