USO Director
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rrld.y, Aug. 10, 1845
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To Seattle Mrs, Will Iti Robin,
son led for Sniitlln Thursday li
visit lior husband, K 1c Willi
M. Hiibliifiun. wlin has been hk
ii (in ihI In tlio nnviil liox l ttt )
tlinrn, Robinson linn been in the
navy since Muy, 1 1 4 -1 . nnil re
iTiilly rnluniecl from tlio Houlh
I'nelflc. Their young diiughtnr,
DiMorim, In slaying with hor
m'nnclpnront, Mr. iinrl Mm. C, E.
Hoblnmin of 14 .'1.1 Derby.
Attend Funeral Mr. end Mm.
Jack Elcliendorf received word
Knturdny of tho Month of his
ulep-fnllivr, l f. Cohnnour, of
Sherwood, Mr. Coliunour died
nt thoiigo nf 1)2, lifter nn Illness
of two weeks. Leonard Klrlion
dorf, of Duimmtilr, t.'n 1 1 f .. attend
ed funeral service In Sherwood,
Monday, with Mr. and Mrs.
Elcliendorf.
Joint Parents Mr. and Mn.
K. W, Hopkins of Portland, who
-are In Kliunuth Kails for a month,
were Joined thin morning by
their ion Leslie F.iirl Hopkins
Jr., who In on a 10-dny furlough
from Shepparri Field, Tex. The
Hopkins, here on business, mo
Maying with Mr. and Mm. Lea
lie Roger of Pacific Terrace,
Director to Vlalt MuJ. Owen
Tomllnaon, reglomil director of
national park aervice, region 4,
with headquarter In San Kriiu
elaco, will vlalt Crater Lake Na.
tloiml park Sunday, Auguat 12,
for Inspection and conference
with Superintendent E, P. Lea-vltt,
Navy Applicant! Loral appli
cation! for aervice with the navy
Included William II. Francisco,
La Pine, Gerald K. Scott, Tide
lake. George II. Bell, and Dean
S. Nichols of Klamath Falla,
Chief Al C, Frleaen of the Klam
ath recruiting office announced
today,
From California Mr, and Mra.
Ray Brers and fnmllv. of San
Francisco, former Klamath Falla
residents and proprietors of the
f lower MasRel, are visiting with
relnllvoa here.
DEVELOPING
ENLARCINC
PRINTINC
PHOTO SERVICE
311 Underwood Blda.
Wrltet Theili Otla Johnaon,
assistant principal at the (Irani
rasa high school, returned to
f! rii ii4 m I'iimk Krblbv nflnr anenrl.
lug some time In Klamath Falla
gathering materiel for a thesis
lor his master's degree at thi;
University of Oregon, Tho theme
ot nia thesis la to be the history
of the Klamath Indian reserva
tion. Johnson taught at Henley
school for alx years before going
to drama Pass,
Furlough Over Major Harry
13, 1 In runs has renorted back to
duly at Fort Lcwia uftor spend
ing a :iu-day furlough with his
piireiita, Mr, and Mm, w. u.
Smith, Conger avenue, Tho
major recently returned from
England. He spent two and ono-
naii ycara in overseas may,
From Germany PFC Rob
ert Colllna la homo on u 30-day
furlough visiting hla mother,
Mm, Mattle Colllna of Portluncl
avenue, Colllna haa served alx
moutlui overseas, and was with
tho army of occupation In oer
many,
To Lake Mra. L. A. Weatlln,
Hmiuhlnr Ufivftrlv unri house.
guest Uwen Adamaon left today
wun mra. wimiim mcinase ana
daughter lieverly to spend the
weekend at tho Melhasc cabin
at Lake o the woods.
Visitor Mra. Delia Linton
Portland, la visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mra. O. V. Mallliewa,
N. Uth. They are taking her to
their country place tor tlio ween
end. Mm. Linton la Mrs. Mat
thew a aunt.
Camp Fire Olrla Camp Fire
glrla returning from Lake o' tho
Woods Sunday will arrive at the
high school about z:au p. m.
Returns Home Ann Mueller,
daughter of Mm., Helen Mueller
of 210 N. Ninth, haa returned
home after visiting frlenda In
San rranclsco and San Diego.
Masons Assist at U80 Sun
day. Auguat 12. Maeona and their
wives will assist in staffing the
USO. All Masona and their wives
who can help please phone H. E.
uetz at 02uu.
Ill Mri. Myrtle Helm, Early
hotel, became ill Wednesday and
drooped Into a coma Thursday
Frlenda are worriod about her
condition.
To Minnesota Dale West of
Merrill is on a two weeks busi
ness trip to Minnesota.
TRULOVE'SI
Chicken
Center
919 E. Main
Phont 4282
Mutton
No Points
FRYERS
FISH
OYSTERS
Potato and Macaroni Salads
Baked Beans
We Make Salads and
Delicatessen Items For Parties
'YT Csty '''' " ' '
Oliver Franklin handed over the direction of the USO here
this week to Mrs. Ruth Glasgow, who haa come to Klamath Falls
from Tacoma. Franklin tntenda to leave nere this montn and
return to his former post as director ot the USO at Invoke
Calif. Mra. Glasgow haa had considerable experience at USOs at
Tacoma. Marysville and Ban Francisco.
PTA Sponsors
Pre-School Roundup
The A.ltamont pre-school
roundup will be held at 2 o'clock
on Monday, August 13, at the
Altamont Elementary school.
A free physical encck-up for
all children entering the first
grade this fall will be given and
the project is being sponsored
by the PTA. As many mothers
aa possible nre askid to come
and brlpg their children at 2
o'clock ao that they may be ex
amined ns soon as possible.
VITAL STATISTICS
PATTERSON Born it KUmslh Vl
1y hMplul, Klamath rali, Ors-. on
Auffuu 8. 104A. 40 Mr. and Mra. Vtrti
r'atlonon, Oly. a bo'. Walfht;
pound! 14 nuneffa.
ailKHMAN Born l Klamath Vallay
hoapltal, Klamath ralla. Ore., on Aunul
0, IMS. u Mr. and Mra. T. J. Shorman.
at. a, llnx 174. a Ctrl. Welifhl: 7 pounds.
PATRICK Born at Hllltlda hoaplul,
Klamath Tain. Ora , on Autint 0 l"4.
10 Mr. and Mn. Jim Palrtck, Tulelake,
a boy. Weight: 7 pounaa lu ouncca.
OBITUARY
ClOWAN OODOWA
Oowin Oodowe. lifelong resident of
Klamath neservatlon. pened in
Ihl rlty, TrturviJey, August 9, JO-iH,
2 .to p. m. He was native of Klamath
Rrarrvatlon. Ore., and was ajtt;d M
yfara at the Urn of his pawing. Ha is
survived by his wife, Kale. Maria
Godowa; a son, LBoy John Godowa. a
danighier, Clara Mart DeKart; a siep
rtaughtr, rinrnce CurUsj two grand
itnns. all of Beany. Or. The remain
rest at Ward's Klkmath Funeral Home,
97S High, runeral announcement ap
pear elsewhere in this twue.
Ml' It Sir TAl'l. (TtTKt KKNHAIX
Murnie Paul (Tuck) Kendal). resi
dent of Beany. Ore., for the last five
veart. passed away In this city on
Thursday. August 9, 1M5, at 4, p. m .
following an Dines of four weeks. He
was a native- of Newton county, Mo.,
and at Ihe time of his death wa aged
M yearn. 7 months and 1 days. Sur
viving are his wife. Mrs. Korn Kendall,
of Beany. Or.: hli father T. B. Krn
datl. of lhl city: a Mis Paulina
Kendall, of Colorado Springs, Col.:
thrt half-sisters, Mrs. Paul F. Potwt,
this clli-. Mrs. C. F. Bobbins, of Quapaw.
Okla., and Mrs. Ilaniey Bogcrs of
Harken-lllr. Okla. The remain rct In
Ihe Karl Whltlork Funeral Mom;. P'"
at Sixth, where friend may call after
ft p. m.. Saturday. Notice of iu..t:.ji
to he announced In Uia next issue of
this paper.
FUNERAL
no wan flonnwA
rinp1 itn-lc! for the- late Rowan
r-.... u-hn nBurt JIWDV In this flU"
Thursday. August 9. u win n neia
at tha Beatty Methodist church, Sunday.
AUgUSt 2, 1IH3. ai w m m., wiui w.
Hariev 7.el er offlrlaUng. Com
mittal services and .interment will follow
at 2:30 p. m. at the Plut cameten-.
Friend ara respectfiilly invited to at
tend, ward S Mmmn r unerii nvwv
In charge of arrangement.
ir H fa n Ir O tot
ill- I Hli II 3 W sXSWLLi
rpss wPEiiiuv . iwi i av l II ii m t&mi i.m
iu ip vyi m m vj)
At Moore Park
Sunday, August 12
Lots of Fun!
Ball Games Races
REFRESHMENTS
Bring Cups and Table Service
For Eagles and Families Only
Grange Plans
Potluck Supper
NEW PINE CREEK At the
last Saturday meeting of the
East Side grange the organiza
tion voted to hold a big night
lime wiener roast and potluck
supper at the mouth of the can
yon at about 9 o'clock in the
evening, August 18. Grange
members and invited guests will
attend. The wiener roast will
lollow the Pomona meeting
which will begin about 11
o'clock Saturday morning. All
grangers with fourth degrees
may attend Pomona so members
are urged not to stay away be
cause they are not actual Po
mona members, as It is up to
the East Side to entertain.
Surplus Housing .
Units Slated For KF
VANCOUVER, Wash., Aug. 10
IVPl Several Oregon and Wash
ington cities will receive 802
surplus housing units this fall,
T. H. Adams, manager of the
Burton homes project, said to
day. Seattle will get 300 to house
aircraft workers and Tacoma
bIso will benefit. In Oregon,
Cottage Grove will receive 40 to
house loggers, and Roseburg and
Klamath Falls will get other
units.
CLOSE SUNDAY
The city summer recreation
program, under direction o: a.
Cj. riamDrlcK, closes bunuay, Au
gust 12. Kor the past week the
i.UriS natatorlum nas been open
lor swimming classes with aU
tendance of aoout lisu persons in
the attcrnoon and 50 in the eve
ning. Plans for the winter recrea
tion program are being outlined
now, Hambrlck stated.
Summer swim instruction
classes were well attended with
984 children enrolled. Total at
tendance for the swim program
reached 6UU1. 340 boys and girls
between the ages of 7 and 16 en
tered as non-swimmers and
learned to swim during the pro
gram. 110 additional children
were awarded certificates as be
ginners and ten as intermediate
swimmers.
Handicraft classes drew at
tendance of about 220 per day,
with all the children finishing
one or more articles. A display
of some of the finished work
was exhibited recently in a Main
street window.
A supervised playground pro
gram at Mills school grounds
was also sponsored by the city
recreation department. A total
attendance here of 2317 was re
ported. The recreation program was
limited to eight weeks this sum
mer due to a reduced budget,
Hambrick said. He said that re
ports of good results of the pro
gram from supervisors of the
various classes show that a long
er program would be twice as
desirable, and a municipal swim
ming pool a "must for Klamath
Falls.
NEW
FALL SUITS
By
Fashion Park
Just received
In the new Wedge
Double-breasted
Model
A beautiful suit in a blue
and gray pin stripe
$65.00
Discharged veterans look to
Drew's to be outfitted in
clYvit,. We outfitted them
after the other war, too , . ,
.Sine 1918.
DREW'S
MANST0RE
733 Main St
J
Spice Drop
COOKIES
These luscious delicacies are a rich, moist
drop cookie made with raisins and nuts.
They are spiced just right. To avoid dis
appointment and that last minute shop
ping rush, place your orders early while
our supply is complete.
When you place your order, be sure to
Include some of our soft rolls. These
will make your menu complete . . . And
the assortment you purchase will add
variety to your menu, too.
KLAMATH'S FINEST
lip .
Hundreds of Thrifty Klamath
Basin People Have Used Moe's
Popular
LAY -AW AY BLANKET
CLUB PLAN
To Secure Their
FALL -WINTER
BEDDING
New stocks of nationally
known blankets now
available on our Easy
Purchase Plan.
WOOL o' the WEST
100 Pure Virgin Wod! Blankets
with the famous Wool o' the West Beaver pelage for greater warmth.
Wool o' the West 100 Wool . '
ROYAL - 15.50
A Royal quality rjlonket indeed, so rich and lustrous with warmth fairly
radiating from its silky long nap. Four colors in plain tones to choose from.
Wool o' the West 100 Virgin Wool
HEALTH RAY : 16.95
Beautiful wide floral border patterns. Four pastel colors to choose from.
Full weight, 72x90 size. Woven from high altitude grown wool only.
' Wool o' the West 100 Virgin Wool
NETHERLAND 13.50
Sire 72x84, alf-over rich floral patterns on rich pastel grounds. Wide satin
binding as on all Wool o' the West blankets. A full weight blanket of
luxurious warmth!
ORR HEALTH BLANKETS 16-50
,100 wool. Size 72x84. Tulip design. Blue, rose and cedar colors.
Part Wool Blankets
"NASHUA" BLANKETS ....8.25
25 wool, 75 fine cotton, checkered pat-,
terns in pink and white and blue and white,
72x84 size.
"ESMOND SLUMBEREST" .7.95
25 wool, 25 rayon and 50 cotton. A
good weight blanket in 72x84 size.
Satin Covered
COMFORTERS ".50
Filled with pure virgin wool. Lovely trapunto designs. Celanese satin covered.
COMFORTERS 12 95
Ail-wool filling, floral patterns. Sateen covered.
Cotton filled, plain colors i 7M
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