Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 30, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text" USO Program A apoulul feu turn, "What's tho Niiiihi of "I'll lit bong? will bo presented ul tho VHU Thursday night ut o'clock, Prizes will bu given and llici'u will bu dancing mid ru frcshmenls Inter. Kcl Geloor of Camp Tulcliiko mid Putrid Drown will bu featured on tbu progruin. Moating There will be liieclliiK (if tlie tourist committee df tho Klamath ciiunty ehiinihu Of CumilHTCO llllll merchants o Klamath Fulls, Friday, August :il, ut 7:30 p, in, All iiiurehiiiits intoioaled In the tourist wulfnro i.f tbu community nro naked to (itlenil, From Annholm Mm. Miiry Ingram of Aniiliolin, Lullf., uc conmnnled by Mr. und Mm. Kr Hunt Fullstim, urrlved hero todiiy to vlitlt Mr. und Mm. l.uwrenco Bertram, 11127 Portland. Mm Iniii'iiin la Mm. llertruin's moth tr. Home From Boot George Itny, USNR, lll-yciir-old Hon of Mm. Ituth K. Iiy. zosu Melrose urrlvt'd homo hint Sunday from Sun Dlcuo where he him boon ink nu boot training, im will re . turn next bundiiy for further ua- sjgnmom, ' Rant Control Chmifloa In tenancy must bo reported to tho rout officii within five duyauftur i,Uch a change. For Inforinullon on evictions, nmxlnium rents und rent control, thu rent office UO Main, tvlcphono 0017, uhould bo conaultud, 'vl.lllnn r V Ward. AM 2 ..MtiwUitu tt Mitf-tMiiirllu M. Ward of thla city, la visiting hero thia week. Wiiru la enjoying a ju-uuy leave ufter sovorul months In the I'uclflc ubourd carrier. From Paliley Mr. and Mn Viinc Withers ol I'aiaiey, ure nro spending aeveral clays In Klamath Falls. VITAL STATISTICS WANI- norn at lllllaliw hoapltal, Wi...il, full., lira . Oil AliaiJ.I 3U. lUit, l.i Mr. anil Mrt. Kv.rait Im Ward, loon Ivury. a l. WeWil; 1 pounua iv IIAYNrs-norn al Dapandant'a Cllnle, Marina llarrack,. Klamalh rail,. On, mi Auau.l 3n. lull, to Mr. and Mr. N.iUti luynci. loll Portland, a irl Welgnt: pound 2 ouncaa. OBITUARIES Ittl.KV DtlHIft rooia Helen tJort I'fiol, fur lha ImI ! year mil tic til or Klamatn raii, ura pmmo away in Ihu city on Tualay, Au( lllnvM ii Itn days, itha wii a nallva of (!v. Or., and al lha lima of har death wi grH LM yt. S months and 20 ili. Hurvlvln art: hr hut-band, ChrUtlai. H. rooi: two dautfhUr. Alotta l)rln ami Vaima la, on aon. nian ion timia liol aitd har fatlttr. Wllliair J, Cuitrr. all of Klamath rail; ihraa Ulr, Mr. tXmm Wlfth, nurk U.and, 111.. Mr. Alva Cox o( Portland, and ' m. Maw L'liMumin nf lisn Otaao: 1 Hut Im.Uier- (Jporgo Outer of Klamath ml, lan at Twin tn. iua., no iitvi JK'uiivr, I'HN, Tlta rma(i rt In tha ram wniiiora runvrni iioni. rm KlkiS (A-hti (rlinili may call aflar it m , Thuraday, Notlra of funeral to m announced In IhU luua of ina paper. t I tfTMIt IA U ATCHtl .ulrlrla Water. Infant daufhtar nf Mr ami Mrt, kivii w. water or nray, ftanf . patMd away In 1m city on weq it)r(lay. Annual iU, l at 4 30 p. m. (AllnurlnM at. lllnui n( five day, flurvlv ItMf beside her parent are ona brother, (JTiarle rreeman Water; one titter, Mary nue nwr,ina in Brpnop?!.", Nu. and Mr I. W. P. Nlchnli and Mr. and Mr.. P. W. Water. The remain of INtle I.utrlrla rail In the Carl wnitiora, Kflnrral Hume. Pine al ritxth. Notice i funeral to be announced tn lha naxl uaut of thli paper. FUNERALS iir.i.r.n iiunm rum, "Tuneral Barvlce for lha late Helen Herl Pont, who pad away In thli city nn Tueariav. AtiMutt 311. 1D4S. followlnM an lllnea of ten day, will he held In thf Chanel nf the (Carl Whit lock Funeral Homo. Pine at Slxih, on Friday, Aue-iut .11, lfii.1, at 3 p. m., with the ftev. Iiitnlail tl A nHarann naalnp nt lha Klltn. alii Temple, offlrtatlnf. Commitment aervicr and interment family pint in UnKvtlla cemetery. Krlenda ara invited. nmtKRT ARTiit n iioi.nisniAit -runeral cervlcea for the 119 Robert Arthur lloldiachar. who pitted away In thli city Tuetday, Atinitt an, 1043. will If held In the chapel of Ward'a Klam aTn runeral Home, lt llign. on rrmay, Auaiitt .11. 1043 at 2 o. m. with the Kev, Daniel Tl. Andenon of the Klam alh Temple orriciatinf. conciuninx erv lc and Interment will be held at the family plot in Linxviiie cemetery. 4rmda aro retpectfully Invited to at-land. i GYPSV onct' New Cream Deodorant Safely belpi Stop Perspiration 1. Unci not irritate akin. Doel not rot dreiif s or mf n'l thirls. 2, Preventi under-arm odor, tlrlpi Slop perspiration lllrlr. S, A fiurr, white, antiseptic, stain less vanlihitijl ciesrn. 4, No wilting to rftf. Can be useil liplit alter ihavintt. 8, Awtnleil Approval Seal of Arnericsn Iimituteof Launder ing harmless (o fabric, Use Attid regiilsrlv. 39''a"dw'l"," MOM M1N AND WOMIN Ull ' ARRID ' THAN ANYOTHfR DfODORANT fn Rn.ll.-J n T .. ., I'M ,. 1. T, I , .1. T w ll.iiU". i.ll B, Lfli;ri III'UU' or and children, und Mm. Ken- iiuui inomiiH aiiu iM'iaunu, nil vo been vlallltiK In I'ortliind for the puat week with Mm, Tliomua' piirnnta, Mr. and Mm, Olu ller wlck, anil with Mm. Keeder'a oiirenta, Mr, anil Mm. Tlimiiiia KrlKiuird of Cotton. Mm. Tliom ua' brother, Ole llerwlck Jr., la homo on furlough. Ho la a akl trooper, liavlno (ruined ul Camp Hale, Colo,, und will return thorn ut tho uxplrutlon of hia furlough, Furlough Cpl. Jumea Dnmea la expected to arrive Thuraduy evonhiK to anond u 80-duy fur loiiKh with hl wife und baby ut 111 Sheldon, Ho hua aeen ucllon in Italy and la coiiiIiik hero from Fort Lewla. Vlalt Blst.r Mr. und Mm. Jumea Ciilhcnrt of Sun D I o K o und Martin Ciithcnrt of Nevudu left thla nitirnliiK for their honiea nflcr apendlnK u few diiya with Mr. und Mm. C. E. Roblnaon of M38 Derby. Juirwa pud Martin uro brothera of Mm. Koblnnon. To Maat There will be a apo clul mevtliiK of the members of tho Orciton Women'a Ambtilunco corpa lonlKht ut 8 o'clock ut the home of Cupl. Miiymo Johnaon, 405 Uphnm, All inembcm uro ui'ucd to ultvnd. FPHA Man Hara N, B. Plummer, renreacntutlvc for tho federal public houniiiK authori ty, workinic out of tho Scuttlo offlco with hi'iidtpiurtcm in Port land, la in Klamath Fulla toduy on bualncsa. Ralurnad From UUh Mm. Paul Skvcn returned Tuchtlny iiixht from a three-week vaca tion In Utah, where she took the two children to visit with her mother In Hrltthnm City VUltora Mr. unci Mm. E. A. Lee of Portland, ore houacifuchla of Mra. Curl Muaoit, Lawrence troot, und will remain over La bor Duy weekend. Sarvlca Wlvta Service wives will meet tonlitht In tho USO Iouiiro at 7::i0. This la a kiddles' party, so wives ara asked to bring their children. Grata Fir City firemen wcro called out Thumday morn Inn to put out a grass fire on tho Old Fort road, Thcro was no property damage. Halull Bailing Any employ ers wIkIiIiiu to onmlov atudouts for part tlmo aulea work during the coiiiIiik year niny contact l.uciio Tweed ut tho vocational offlco between ():!)() a, m., und i:;iu p. rn, iviibb Tweed has ro liirued to Klamath Fulls to be Kin her work nt KUIIS as co ordlnator of distributive educu lion. Thcro will bo number of uclult courses offered this year aim anyone ininresieu may in. qulro ut tho vocational office. Wlna Raca Joo Roads of Bo. nnnzii was Klven tho Hearst gold cup for wlnnliiK tho 1043 cham pionship with hia bout "Aloha" for C-rucinif runubouts. Tho 13th annual regatta was held ut the titiiiu ueiich murine stud him on Auxiiat 12. There were 22,130 pcopio proscni. Fait Nobla Grand Club Thn Puat Noblo Gmnd club of Proa perlty Rehcknh lodKo will meet In the IOOF hull Tuesday, Scp- leniDiT 1, ill l p, m. Hostesses for the afternoon will be Stella uryden und Luclllo Heifer, Returns Homo Mrs. Wayno f ?lirimhnrlnnrl unrl irnn Un Jr., have returned from Texas liner ncr Husband left for over Nlill, Mr. flinmllitrlnnft rill stay with her mother, Mrs. Katie iiuascu, oi rouic J, dox OIK, Wild Plums Walt Wlcaendan r..r nt Dm fit,rt,,l rnAr. I l ' " . uuui.u -w. tivuil wild plums delivered to his siurc, no wains ine piums in wooden or paper boxes Instead oi KunnyaucKS, Card Party Women of the Moose will hold a card nortv in tho Mooso boll, Friday, August 31, at 2 p. m. This will be the fourth of the scries and the pub lic is inviiea to aiicna. Vacation Trln Mr nnH Kfra W. Ituy Lamb are leaving Sat urday for n vacation trip to Vic toria and Vancouver, B. C. Lamb is president of the local Coca- -.! n..,m uiu Douuni, company. Visits Lloyd Eppcnbaugh of Eintcno is in Klamath Kalis for a few days. He is on the state bonrd for vocational rchablllta lion. DEVELOPING ENLARGING PRINTING PHOTO SERVICE ill Undarwood Bldg. Oregon Woolen Store SUITS JS1 Single or double braaatad atylas In naw fill thadtt, plaatad or sippar troutars . . . Including Michael Bterns. $35 $F0 Topcoats ' Make your salaction for Fall now I K good salaction ol ' twaadt, flaacai and corart cloth topcoats. $24.50 $50 It SWEATERS SPORT SHIRTS Short and long sleeve styles ... In plain or fancy pit tarns. $1.50 s $10 Leisure Coats Ideal for all knockabout and sports wear. Plains, plaids and two-tones. $8.95 up Night TNI 9:00 Sl.ayal.it slip-on style with long sleeves, and coat sweat era .. . by Columbiaknlt. $3.95 10 $7.95 HATS Leading MALLORY hats . . genuine fur ielts. All colors and alias. , .. $5,8 $10 Open Saturday MARINE LEAGUE GIVES MONEY T A check from the Marine Corps league for $790 was pre sented recently to Col. Chnrles T. Brooks, commanding officer of the Marine Barracks, for the furtherance of recreational ac tivity. The colonel stutcd that the money would bo used for plan ned outings to mnny of Oregon's natural wonderlands. Similar trips have been sponsored in the past by tho recreation depart ment and havo been extremely popular with marines and their families. Donations Tho contribution, made up of donations from Marine Corps leuguo detachments all over the country, was made by TS Hen ry Sajoncc, commandant of the Crater lake detachment. Sgt. Sajonce told Col. Brooks that another check for $1000 Two Cars Stolen In Downtown Area Two cur thefts were reported to city police lust night. Mrs. Frank Ifuzelhurst, 532B Miller, reported her cur stolen from 4th und Muln about 10:30 o'clock lust night. Tho automobile has Washington license plates. City police uro investigating. Jimmy Hall, Wlllard hotel, told police that his car was taken from tho Elks club parking lot some time between 6 p. m. and 11:45 p. m. Wednesday. Webb Simmons, Klamath naval air station, was fined $7 In police court yesterday for vio lation of the basic rule. Five drunks and one drunk and disorderly case appeared in police court this morning. Twcn-ty-one purklng tickets were paid. LAST RITES TILLAMOOK, Aug. 30 (7P) Funeral services were held today for Mrs. Elizabeth Percy, 102, this town's oldest resident. She died Tuesday, In Town Walter L. Fowler, superintendent of unemploy ment compensation, Is here for a few days from The Dalles. would be forthcoming soon for the purchase of shotgun shells to be used during the hunting season. OFFICERS NAMED ALBANY, Ore., Aug. 30 (P) H. E. Owens. Lebanon, Is presi dent of a newly organized Linn Benton Guernsey Breeders as sociation. Other officers of tho group, which will meet In Cor vallis September 25, Include Gustov Selander, Corvallls, vice president; Ernest Gcrsovskl, Hurrlsburg, and Sam Kruger, Albany, directors,. Classified Ads Bring Results STETSON HATS in the new Siratollner and I'laymere Styles In alpine, adobe, pine and willow $7.50 .nd $10.00 -Since 1918- Ldrew'sJ MANST0RE 733 Mala St. Thursday, Aug. 30, 194S HERALD AND NEWSSEVEN Junior High Eighth grode students not enrolled at ono of the city elementary schools at the closo of school In Mny arc asked to register at Fremont school Friday at 1:30 p. m. Pec plo from Algoma, Pelican and Shady Pine districts will be picked up by the high school bus at 1 p. m. LABOR DAY DANCES Saturday - Monday ARJViO RY I BALDY'S BAND If Z us-vr -yr NEW Slant on MS deaWKtif NEW WINGED LOOK . . SEQUIN TRIMMINGS BOWS AND JABOTS ARE SO BECOMING DRESSY CREPES AND SHEERS IN BLACK COLORFUL-TWILLS, WOOL MIXTURES, SERGES. 0t 6bn?tafotfi 2i95 JtLWootSaL rid DASHING NEW TOPPERS, CASUAL COATS, CHESTERFIELDS SO FLATTERING OVER TAILORED OR DRESSMAKER SUITS. tfde Our oUaijaivatf ffan Open till 8:00 p. m. on Saturday, 0 FALL FASHIONS! asm " im: A -pjmMf ; Mi Imli 7 l:p i l p I 11 ,v 1 V'- I I I I I , : ' !