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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1945)
Accused Of Slaying Husband Friday. Oct. 19, 1848 HERALD AND NEWS FIV1 Camp Fir Dinner Ucservu lluns must bu nmdo by Hulurdiiy ovonlng, October HO. with Min. K. A. Mooru, soelul chulrmun. fur tlio nnnuul dlnnur meeting of Urn local council of Ciinip fire Girls to bo given ut the Wlllacd hotel Tuesday evening, October n, ut U;3u, with tnu prosiuom, Mrs. 13. C. Johnston, In charge. Viiltlna Here Mrs. Joailo Du- murs of Whilom, Call f ., It visit Inu with her slater, Mrs. Myrtle MeCullough of 2313 Hope, unci iilxo hur nlucos. Anltu Kuster and Mrs, Huinoim Hunks, ull of this city. Mrs, Dumors Is the former Jusslo Uutln, duughtor of the luto Mr. und Mrs. Uutln, who wore pioneers of upper I'oo vuuoy. Sportsmin Will Most The unnuul mcullng of the stute sportmen's ossoclutlon will be held this Friday, Saturday und Uiimlnv nt lieddlnu. Cullf. Don C. Khmer, custodluu of the Luvo Ucds nutlonul monument, will uttend accompanied by his wife Mrs. Anno Fisher, Klumath Falls leuohcr. ' Hadlo Program Mrs. Wultor Drown, president of the council of Oregon Hepubllcun Women, nnd i(uy Uurrlson, a member of the community service ounol will present the OPA radio pro gram "farmers in rostwar, over KFJ1 ut 3:30 p, m. Tues-day. who was recently discharged from tho United States army. Is visiting his parents, Mr. ana Mrs, 1 lule Sr.. 1020 Ilomcdalo roud. Jack served four nnd one-half years, mirt of thut tlmo In Ocr many whero ho was engaged In tnrce mujor uuiucs. Home Soon Abblo Green, who has been patient of tho Good Snmnritnn hospital In Portland tho past month, Is get ting along well und will soon bo homo ugaln, Recording to his mother, Mrs. Myrtle Duffcy, 013 Jefferson. , Discharged PFC Pete M Stride, 1010 McKinley, Sgt. Ti lias n .... 1 rn.wi,flA both of Klamath Fulls, ana SSgt. F.va C. Leavltt, and Sgt. Harold C. Bnupi). both or Mcr rill, were discharged this week from the Fort Lewis, wash., sep aration center. Visitor Mrs. "Hap" Hales of Berkeley, Calif., spent tho past week at the homo of Mr. ana Mrs. Jock Hales Sr.. 1020 Home dulo road. Mrs. H a I o s reports thut her husbund. Hap. Is now serving with tho navy In the Australian ares. USO. Representative Her Adelaide McCrcady assistant re gional supervisor of UbO truv elers aid service arrived Monday In Klamath Falls on USO busi ness. She left Thursday morn ing to return to the Sun Fran cisco offico. On Furlough Home on fur lough from Fort Juckson. S. C. visiting his wife and daughter of tho Fairhaven district, Is TSgt. Jim Wright who returned from tho European theater in July of this year. From South Mr, and lirs. W. W. Dawlcy of Rio Vlstc, Calif., formerly of this city, art visiting with their daughter's family, Mr. and Mrs. John Schubert, 2527 Blshce. They expect to return south this weekend. AddI Trs Flourish - Munv residents who huvo upplo trees on their pluces uro rcully finding out tills' your whut Klumutn wcuther cun do for growing tip ples. As un oxiimple, u suck full of bounties Including Hpctfiul HtarkM (u deep red IJullcluUs). und Golden Delicious upples whs brought to me tiuruiu-iNcws; oi flea bv Mrs. Hubert Stephens. Tlicso wore from fivo-your-old trees in an orcnura at iozo Wlurd. und some meusured from six to eight Inches uround,, I Fractures Hip Virgil Voltch or The Morula una news mecti anlaul dopurtment has reaelvcd word thut his futhor. W; A. Voltch, BU-yeur-old Bultor resi dent, suffered a fracture of tho left hip when ho fell ut his homo, Ills condition Is not satisfactory. Tho olderly gentle man Is In a Buker houpltul and Mr. and Mrs. Voltch und Gor don plan to lenve Saturday morning to bo at his baasido. Leavci Air Coras ; SSut. Ruymond N. Kltzcl was dis charged from tho army air corps In San Bnrnardlno, Calif., Octo ber IS. Slnco returning from India In Murch. ho tins been sin Honed at Robins field, Go. He und his wife, the former Helen Grumble, huvo returned to mnko their home in Klamath Falls. They will make a short visit with his parents In Sprlngvlllc, wosn. Church Womn The Klom ath council of church women will moot at the Community Conuronatlonal church. 2 16 0 Garden, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Guest speaker will be Martin P. Gunderson, assistant project director In church com munity management at Tulc lake center at Newell, Cullf. All church women are cordlully invited to attend. Leaving Lalln Waters nnd her sister, Mrs. Charles Schlr kofsky, left Friday for Long Beach, Calif., where Miss Waters will make her homo with the Schlrkofsky family. She has been employed In the tax collect or's office for more than 18 years and will be greatly missed by her many friends In this city. The women are sisters of Mrs. Jack Seal of Klamath Falls. Fire Alarms jThe city fire department was culled out at 1:50 a. m. Thursday to 240 E. Main where sparks from a stove threatened the Franklin Shoe shop . There was no dam age, firemen said. The truck thundered to E. Main and Or chard at. 0:93 p. m.. Thursday but firemen reported a false alarm. . I Ends Furlough T5 Stephen F. Sabo, who tins been spending a furlough with his wifo and son at 3840 S. 0th, has returned to Ft. Lewis, Wush. Ho Just recent ly returned from the European war theater and expects to be transferred to Camp Crowder, Mo., for reassignment soon. He served overseas with tho army signal corps. Now at Home Mr. and Mrs. Bon J. Goddard and daughter have returned to Klamath Falls and are now staying with his mother, Mrs. Dora Goddard, 424 Mt. Whitney, Ho received his discharge from the army last week. . . Auburn hslrsd Mrs. Florsnc Randall, 37. prepares to Wave her children, Ella, 9, and Kathryn, 15 months, to stand trial at Tunlchannock, Pa., on a charge of murder in'tha death -of her husband. Kenneth Farrell, 31, lumberjack, was found guilty on a similar charge and faces a life sentence. (AP wirephoto). San Francisco Visitor Mrs. Bert Nokleby of San Francisco is visiting at the home of Mr. ond Mrs. H. N. Moe, 1321 Pa cific Terrace, this week. TAILORED AT FASHION PARK (A label that stands for all that is fine in men's clothes When you sec the Fashion Park label it is your , assurance of a suit that is style-right, fabric-right, performance- 55 AND MORE DREW'S MANSTORE TOTAL 1100,080 Building permits issued during September for new construction, remodeling and repairs in Klam ath Falls totaled $108,080, ac cording to the report of the city building Inspector. Construction of new business buildings, $04,000; remodeling business buildings, $11,950; re modeling residences, $11,105; building private garages, $1325; public garages, $20,000; erecting poster panels, $50; fuel tanks, $90. AAA Committeemen Discuss Potato Loans AAA committeemen met In Redmond today to discuss po tato loans which are pending, Attending the meeting from Klamath Falls were Ted Din. woodle of the local office, B. W. Short, chairman; Mrs. Beulah Hyatt, treasurer, and Blanche Ottoman, secretary. Crook. Jefferson and Des chutes counties were also repre sented at me meeting. Parents: Sun Life's new Jun ior Adjustable policy Is a com plete Life Insurane Program in itself investigate call Paul Lee at 7777 for details. Dr. A. George Goehring Dental Office Reopening After three and one-half years In the U. S. Army, Dr. A. George Goehring, veteran of the E.T.O. and pos sessing four battle stars and the Bronze Star medal, announces the reopening of his offices for the practice of Dentistry on Thursday, October 18th. Dr. Goehring swill give special attention to the construction of den tures, crowns and brldgework. Dental Office Suite 310 Medical-Dental Building Phone 6461 Mincemeat Cookies A delicious and different kind of cookie. Made of choice mincemeat and nuts. They will keep fresh and moist for . qn amazingly long time; so stock up on' this extra special buy. They are -different and exceptionally good eating. Won't you, try them? Butterhorns We also have those delicious fruit ' centered breakfast rolls, topped with lemon Icing. To . complete your breakfast include these rolls. KLAMATH'S FINEST Lawson Casual - DRESSES I Here are the smart little business and sport frocks you'll love at first sight!. Gabardines and jersey frocks in the lead colors so popu lar for 1946. Two-tone and monotones in the tailored lines you'll look so jaunty in. Sizes 12 to 20. 10.95 and 12.95 Kirkwood 2-Piece FROCKS On stage for fall and after here are the glamour frocks with' figure flattery unlimited! Metallic embroidery work and plastic but tons with masterful draping . make these new modes star per formers for the busy holiday season ahead! Of course you'll have the newest hi-colors to choose from. " . Sizes 12 to 20 New Chas. MirkJn HALF-SIZE FROCKS Clamour in half-size frocks ... with: fashion-award definitely going to these new hi-style beauties! Tunics, side-draped, bracelet sleeves, fringe work and hi-colors to select from. We urge your early selec tion of these new lovelies as stock is limited. SIZES 14V4 to 2672. 19.95 to 22.50 We Close Daily At 6 o'Clock M 22.50 THE WOMAN'S STCDE.TwcV 733 Main St. Klamath Falls
