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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1945)
Mothodlit Actlvlll.i Tlmrs tiny, AiiHiiHt 11, Woiiiun' Socluty ell t in 1 ul thu first Methodist church, will ini'i'l with Mi". M, I. t'li tin 1 1 ftimm mid Mm. C. II. Iliirnnliililu, cohuitti'NM-H, ut 1:110 i. in. for (k'nsi'i'l liinclu'iili lit i!027 Fremont. Circle 2 in id 4 will iinllu for ii politick picnic n( iiniiii ul thu homo of Mm. W. 11. lU'diiuui, UU3 Kronl; mumbura lira linked tu lirlnK liililo rv lew. IJIiclii 3 will nieul (or eles rl nt 1:30, lllUM Auburn, with Mis. II. S. Wood mid Mis. John C Yndcn, cu-lioittcHMca. Politick Picnic The Degree of llimur Imluo In hlivlnu u politick iili'iilc nuppitr ul Mooru pink mi Moncliiy, AiiKtint 1.1 nl (I p. in. In nlnee, of 1 1 it rnuiiliir meotliiK. Memlierii mid their (iiinlllcn ure Invited ii nd urn unkud to brink ii liiblusuivlcii (or cucli person. Person IiiivIiik IruiiKiiortulion (or extra people, mid those do nli'liiK Ininnporlalloti ill u linked in cnii Mrs. Hoy hock or iwrs. Jon Cox. Files Her Miilnr Zed W Din ni-ii (Inw to Kliiiniith Full mid liindcd nt llio nuviil Hlr ntu lion on Siitu. dny uvvnliiK from Fresno. Ai:;o.,ipiiiiyln him wnn C'liptliln Cii'iiu tirlminer. Mujor llmntin in Hoop conimundur nt Hummer field in Frtiim mid Mient Snndiiy with hln dillier, W. I). linriicn, nnd with other i reliillven beforo returning Sun duy evening. Hotlr.d Henry Jensen, (or merly with the Inland Kmplro o( the Pacific, norlhwent, linn re tired from hln work of lumber Kindlnii and inspection.. For 2(1 yenrn ho linn been u member of I h c Wenlern I'lno association lumber innpectiou nliiff. Since hln retirement he pltinn to con 1 1 n un to niiiko bin homo in Al biKIiirrque, N. M. Horn From Pacific Stft. Fred j. Follelt, nnn of Mrn. Grace Ilubrock of Klnmiith Fulls, ha returned from tho South Puclflc where lui linn been stationed for the nimt 15 months. Silt. Knl lell also spent 32 months In Almtku and the Aleutlunn. He enllnled in 1040. Broadcast The Rev. Dnvld Bnrnett and Mm. Everett Den nin will speak on the OI'A broadcast over KFJI each Tues day nl 3:30 p. m. Topic for the hroadrnnt will be . "Everyone's Fljihl." Vlilt Relatlvet Mm. Kath Iron Halbronk and dutnthter, Patty, are vacationing and visit Itik relntlven In Medford, North (lend, Unite Knl In and with Mrn, Ilnlbrook'n brother, Georuo Ted nek, and family of Blsbeu street In Klnmiith Fall. I Auxiliary Tho F.iihIos auxil iary will hold ill reKtilar meet- Inn on Tuesday, Anwist 7, at B p. m.. In the lower FOE hall at 0th and Walnut. There will be entertainment and refresh- mentn after the meeting and all membem are asked to attend. Eagle The EaRle will hold their reRular meeting on Tues day, AiiRiint 7. at 8 p. m., In the upper FOE hnll. There will be an election of vice president and one trustee at Ihln time. Mem bem are urged to attend. WMkand At Horn Gloria Willlamnon, who in filling h tem porary position In the 4-H club office, visited with her parents and friends In Snlem over the weekend. Improving John Keller, who was taken III over two weeks ago, Is Improving, according to Mayor Ed Ostcndnrf. who visit ed him at the Keller home re cently. From Brookings Mm. Fred I.aForge of Brookings, spent the weekend In Klnmiith Falls visiting with (rlenris here. She In a former resident of this city. Meeting Tho Jlome-ee club of the Midland grange will meet at the home of Mrs. Lester Senelll on Tucsdny, August 7 at 2 p. m. Midland Grange There will be a regular meeting o( the Mid land grange on Wednesday, August 8. On Vacation Vera Ottoman f the local Red Cross chapter n on a two-week vacation. AT YOUR SERVICE MOVING SWAGE B'5fBriON PHONE 4151 .15 Broad ft., Klamath Fall 7 S 4, Ladlos' Aid The Klamuth Lutheran Ladles' Aid will meet on Tuesday, August 7, ul U p. m., nl tho ehurcii ul Cross mid Crescent. Hostesses will bo Mrs. fcldon All ami Mis. John Lur son. Tim program will linvo llni topic, "ljiie Memuersnip, iiuti "In Molnrirliiin." bv Mm. L. K. Johnson, Thitro will bo a vueni nolo also by Mrs. Juhnnou, VFW Pelican ponl o( the VFW and the uuxlllnry will hold tlii'lr iiiiiiuiiI picnic on Sun day, AugtiHl 12, ul Moore pin k. Thonu nttundliig nru asked to bring their own table service and sugar. Ice cream, coffee and pop will bo furnished by tho ludgo. For further Information, cull Mrs. Hubert Ciinoy at 7133. On Coca Cola Show Made line and Mary, diiuiihlers of Mr, nnd Mrs. J. A. Miihoiu-y, will ap pear on tho Coca Colu Spotllgnt liniiil prognun again tonight at U:3U with Ted Flo Kilo and hln orchenlrii. The broudcant will orlginnto (rum Fort Helming, Gn. In)uro Back Milton Price, 444 Riverside, injured Ilia buck Sunday when ho full from u Irvc, Ho wnn taken to Klamuth Valley hospital for treatment and wan released Monday morn ing. I'rlco Is employed by The Herald and News. From Yuba City Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe 1). Carroll and daugh ter, Anne, former Klnmiith Full residents mid now of Yuba City, Calif., arc spending the weekend with Mr. nnd Mrn. Lon Hunt, uf Harlan drive. Curroll wus a for uicr announcer ut KFJI. Recovering Maurice Sher man of Sherman's Grocery ul 11th nnd Oak, is recovering from major surgery undergone ut St. Mary's hospital in San Francis co. His condition is reported us (uvorable. Card Party The Sllngcreltc social club will hold a public card party Thursday, August I), at 2 p. in., in the K. C. hull. Awards will be mnde for high scores and a special door prize will be awarded. Visiting Mrs. Newt Young ren and son, Ted, from Port land, are visiting friends and relatives here (or two weeks. They went to Lakeview Sunday, and enjoyed a family dinner there. Indian A(falr There will be a meeting of the Indian u(fnlrn committee ot tito chamber of commerce Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. The committee will meet with representatives of the Klnmalh tribe. To Meet An Important meet ing of the American Legion will be held Tuesday at 8 p. in., nt Legion hull. An election of of ficers will be held and nil 'vet erans o( this war are cordially invited. Mtlng The executive board of the Klamath community fund will meet tonight at the cham ber ot commerce. The meeting is scheduled for 7:45. On Vacation Barbara Io nian, justice court clerk here, is on a week's vacation. Her place is being taken by Frances Drullner. Meeting There will be n chamber of commerce board of directors meeting Wednesday noon. Social Postponed The Luth eran Lndies' Aid Ice cream so-' clal has been postponed until the first week in September. t MAKES 10 Xfbot DRINK! fit i 1 i-ftT tt7ftiTl.'wA mm r 1 M 1 T " i "'1 ; , rl 1 ' ' 1 , See the First National first if you need money1' Oregon's Leading Merchant of Credit l ' i BAIL POSTED FOR SSgt. nuymond Furrell, Mu rine iiiirruckn, pouted $5 bull for violation of thu bunlu rule over Ihu weekend und 11 parking tickets worn paid. Nino drunks, una disorderly conduct cane, one, drunk und dis orderly conduct cane, una cuho of Illegal ponnennlon of Intoxi cating liquor, und two vugs ap peared In police court this morn ing. Four additional drunks, one disorderly conduct cane, and one drunk and disorderly cane balled out, Herron Posts Bail l.n Assault Charge Ed Herron, who lias been held in the Klamuth county lull charged with ussuult while armed with a dangerous wen- nun. posted $750 cunh bull this morning In Justice court ofter bnll had been reduced to ?730 from $1000 upon n recommenda tion by the district uttorney's o( flee. Herron is represented by J, C. O'Neill. Herron allegedly slugged Ed ...... t n..n... n,.Hri r-nitf over the head with a four-foot niece of Iron nlno during an nl iercutlon Hint look place near Worden, Timo wnn taken In the cusc nnd no plea tins been entered as yet. New Sugar Stamp To Replace No. 37 Housewives who ure getting panicky becaiiko they do not nave either sugar stamp 37 or nparc stamp 37 need not worry, although they may be wonder ing wlmt will happen when nugar slump 3U expires August 31. Wlllard Cane, dlnlrlcl food ru Honing officer, explained that Decntue a lot of people uy mix- lake sent In sugar slump 37 in stead of spare stamp 37 last sum mcr ns Identification to get enn ning nugar, (he office of price administration cancelled both 37 s months ago. "This was clone to nvoid con fusion and will not result in a loss of sugar. A new sugar stamp, probably No. 38, will be come valid September 1," Case assured. Coast Guard Chief Speaks At Camp Show "Eighteen Months of Landing Troops on Japanese Occupied Is lands." wns Ihe topic used by Chief Bell of the US const gtinrd nt n special show given nt Wcy- crnnnuser camp August l. Sgt. Huston Brummctt, of the US murlno corps, spoke on his buttle experiences on Okinawa nnd oilier South Pacific islands. A captured Jnpnnesc film wns shown following the tnlks, nnd a technicolor movie, "Iwo Jima," completed the interesting camp program, Hankins Arriyes In United States Pvt. George G. Hankini has arrived in the United States on the USS Le June from the Euro pean theater (or a 30-day fur lough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hankins, of Orland, Calif. He entered the service from Klamath Falls in October, 1942. Hankins hns received the good conduct medal, the ETO ribbon with two Bronze Stars for participation In battles in Germany, Hankins will report back to Camp Bcnlo before be ing sent to Kentucky for further training. IIS MAIN STREET ihtin.W..Vlka.ftiiiiljli1 OMN Ik BRONZE STAR WINNER T4 Edwin II. Scott, a former member of the field artillery with tho 3rd urrny, received the ? ' J i 4 VP J f Bronze Star for action In the European theater, prior to his honorable discharge from the service after 37 months of over seas duty. Ha also wears the American theater and American defense ribbons, together with the Good Conduct mcdul. Sgt. Scott plans to return to his home at Kinmuin rails and look over the situation as to that item on his records which reads, "Not married." U. S. signal corps photo. ON WAY HOME Expected lo arrive in Portland about Thursday after returning to this country from Germany is Captain Alfred B. Castcl Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Castel of Fort Klomath. His wife lives at the Evons apartments in Klamath falls. Captain Castel has been with the tun air lorce and has com pleted 65 missions. He holds the Air Medal with 11 Oak Leaf Clusters, the Silver Star, and the UJ-C. . . Ho was home from Europe on a leave at Christmas time this last year and then returned overseas to Germany. He first went overseas in March, 1944. AT PUGET SOUND BREMERTON, Wash. Erwin I. Gubser, fire controlman, first class, USN, of box 83, Bonanza, hus reported (or duty at the Pugct Sound navy yard in Brem erton, Wash., alter 52 m 0 n I h s aboard a heavy cruiser that par ticipated in action at Pearl Har bor, Solomons, Coral sea, Mid way, Marshalls, Gilberts. Mari anas, New Guinea, Philippines and Okinawa. His wife, Betty, lives in the Alpha apartments in Klamath Falls, and his father, Harlan H. Gubser, an employee of the U. S. biological survey, at Anchorage, Alaska. Gubser was graduated from rrcn. sting and burn . . . of minor dkin irritations, rhtfe, simpls riuh on grown-ups and habie. mora trouhlMornA in hot weather, quickly owd with Mexsana. medicated powder. NOW AVAILABLE (To All turn Adding Machines Calculators New Royal Typewriter DESKS CHAIRS FILES Btrvlct on All Machines PIONEER PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO. 122-124 S. 9th, Klamath Falls it- NOW THAT YOU CAN PICK AND CHOOSE Let this light, socinhle blend guide you in whiskey selec tion now that you can begin to pick and chooe among - brands. You will find that Corby's prewar quality may well become your lasting preference. PRODUCED IN THE U.S.A. undtr tht dirocf iuptrviifon of our .jtpart Canadian bttndtr 86 Proof-68.4 Grain Neutral Spirits Jot, Barclay & Co.,llmlld Ptorla, llllnoli Bonanza high school In 1930. He was employed by tun Alaskan rallroud before he enlisted in the navy In September, 1940. ARRIVES Cnl. Charles F. Snyder, son of Mrs. Edith Snyder and brother of J. E. Snyder of Altamont drive, arrived Sunday from fcuropc where he has served in tho 7lh army for nine months. He has been in the service nearly three years. He wns un employe of the Poole theatres for many years and was a graduate of Sacred Heart academy, class of '35. DWIGHT DISCHARGED Sgt. Norman E. Dwlght, son of the Rev, and Mrs. A. L. Dwight, of the 1st Covenant church, has been visiting here (or the past week. Ho wan missing in Gel many for two months and has now been discharged due to a disability, He will attend school in Cali fornia. VISITED PARENTS Sgt. Cecil G. Haggreen of Kearney, Nebr., has been here on a 20-day furlough viniting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hag green, of 937 Addison. He made the trip home by plane and re turned to his base in his own car. Sgt. Haggreen is an airplane insocctor at the Kearney air field. HEADED HOME HEADQUARTERS, ASSEM BLY AREA COMMAND En route to the United States from Europe for a 30-day furlough before going to the PacKic T4 James Ovorturf of Route 3, Box 282, Klamath Falls, Oregon, is being processed by the assembly area command at Camp Wash ington in northeastern France. With headquarters in Reims, the assembly area command headed by Major General Royal B. Lord processes 250,000 American troops a month for shipment to the United States or to the Pacific. T4 Overturf is the husband of Mrs. James Overturf, Klamath Falls. Pelican City Man Receives Discharge Cox'n Vernon W. Ward. 23, son of. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ward, Pelican City, was discharged from the navy on August 3 and is now here with his parents. Ward graduated from Klam ath Union high school and is a former Herald and News car rier. He served three years in the navy and saw action in both the South Pacific and European theaters of war. Hans Norland Auto Insurance. Phone E060. YOU DONT NEED CASH AT Sears-USE PURCHASE COUPONS Ton fo to th CmUt Offlei Just ohm to get book full of coupon . . . then yon spend thfl coupons (urt Ifltt esh tit through the store. There's no Inn or form Uy, bo signing salei slips. Small down payment and month It repaymanU. Csutl carrying charg GET YOURS TODAY AT Your SEARS CREDIT Office gas , 1 1 '-JIM : John Eve rh art Returns Home Second Lieutenant John Ever hart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest D. Everhart of Klamath Falls, has returned ' ' - home a f t e r be-; Ing shot down over Germany ; on January It while piloting a -B-17. Everhart returned to the ; itates on July 26 and Is now on a 75-day leave. After his leave ho will report to aanta Monica. A graduate of the Keno high school, Everhart entered the army In September, 1942. His wife, who has been living in Roswell, N. Mcx.. Is here with him. Ho has the Air Medal with two Oak Leaf Clusters and the ETO ribbon with four battle stars. The award of the Purple Heart is also pending. Livestock Shipping Plans Finished Plans are being consummated now for shipping livestock this fall. Kenneth Duncan, general agricultural development agent for the Great Northern railway, with K. E. Soder, assistant gen eral agent, of St. Paul, Minn., are In Klamath Falls now pre paring for fall shipments. ATTENTION FARMERS We pay highest cash price for LIVE or DRESSED POUL TRY. Phone 5175, or tee your nearest Safeway market operator. SAFEWAY Cover Your Floors With Beauty A Super NUMDAH Bedroom Rugs Handmade in British India. AH in different designs on light b.ig. ground. Brighten up your bedroom with these luxurious rug. DEL FIBRE rerersibla fibre rugs. 'ii RA 4f 9C Green, blue, brown. 6x9. 8x10, 9x12, 12x15. ILUJC&S 0 Monday, Aug. 6, I84S - Elks Picnic At Gravel Pit Several hundred Elks and their families attended a picnic sponsored by the lodge yester day at the gravel pit park near Fort Klamath. A picnic lunch, games and races for the youngsters, and a roftball tournament, were fea tures of the program. Ernest Koschnick and John Raffctto headed the committee in charge. We have no blocks . . . but here's nesw-Ja D.8. Patent Ho. UM.IM "Pre-to-logs" convenient, slow-burning- "log" of highly com pressed, bone dry sawdust supply an intense, steady heat. "Pres-to-logs" are absolutely clean. No dirt, dust, pitch, stivers, clinkers or ashes to annoy you. Will not soil your hands. "Pres-to-logs" are most economical. One-third of a "log" is suf ficient to cook the average meal. One full-size "log" complete tht average baking. Order some today! PEYTON & CO. 915 Market "FUEL TO Good Selection R'U'G Assortmtnt of colors and pattern In sise 9x12. 9x15. 12x15. Mostly Mohawk and Alexander Smith. Curlt.x green rug. will cut to your Land-o'-Sky -Wool Hook Ruqs $1 50 Mad. by hand -In tii he Cue- lina mountains. A good grad. rug, in a Tariety ot designs and colors, both light and dark. Sise run from 2x4 to 4x6. Off Gff flWDGCJ Off HERALD AND NEWS THREE MYRTLE POINT. Aug. d (TP) A carload of Willamette valley vetch will be sent to a devastat ed area in Italy from the Oregon district. Church' of the Brethren. Chtirrh - lpnrlfi-H unlrl unli,nl.,H contributions would raise the ne cessary Jt)Ut1. Gas on Stomach Whwj tutu ilotDttrh cid tiii mlnul. gfftU tnf 11. tour jUitn.rri in-1 htrlhnm. doctor uiutlti rtfrlb the rutMt4rtlni mwllrltm known rt3 Knptomatlo r1Hf anlkinw Ilk thon in BUnl hju. No Uitll). BeJI-tni Minn rcmfntl tn JArorrHufDtUllou(ar tiouMt mr took. for Immediate delivery BURN" Phone 5149 of 9x31, 1m. f IV Yd. to 40 50 FURNITURE 195 East Main 8S
