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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1945)
in empire n Malin The adult committee of the Mnllii mixlliiiry u( the American Legion pout which sponsors 11 10 till i Ucuuta huvo elected Mrs. Ethel Houurls, elm In nun ; Mm. Miirlo Ottoman, vice uhulrinun; Mm, Nottlo Miirtoti, secretary; Mrs. Aiincn Schrolner, treasurer; Mr. Fiorunoo DuMurrllt, chair man tritiiHiiot'tulloii; Mrs, Elhcl ltnlitii'lH, iiiogriiin uhiili'imin unci Mrs. Itutli Griffith, camp chulr inuii. The oloelluu wus huld lit tho hoiuu of Mm. ilulun Hujiius. ltofrosliiniJiitM wuro served. I'lio Cilrl Hcouln wuro among visitors lit the Murine IliirrnCk Niivy Uny unci IIio.ho nuiklnu tha trip wuro Mm. llynm Johnson, Mm. Ktliul Huberts, Mm. Courud Jolmnuii, Mm. James Ottoniun, Mm. Ciuorge Browning, Mm. Kll.nueth lltilnus, Mm, Jerry iiiijiitiH, mm, iv mi uunnuin, Jo mine ueMorrlll, K a l 1) o r I n 0 rnulknor. Hnr inrn Griffith. I In. hortii Jloiick. Hobortu Klrtloy, I'ciirl Ottoniun, Juan Hujnus, uurumy Hiiimtiers. Junu Saunders, Bortu Hho Mien, Hurbiirn Suylors, Putty Smith. I'hvllls Johnson. Until Kullnii, Josephine Morrow, Shir- ii'.v King, Uurbura McCulloy, Joiiii Uriiger, Louise Groonbnnk, Jmiiillii Humidors. Mm. Snbina Andrews. English nnl srli'nco trnchnr In tho high school, him hud n number nf fen turn urllclcn u n d children' stories published In imlloiinl rmiitU7.lni'ii und newspapers nnd within the ln.it month no Id n fi'iiluro to the Portland Journnl on phoiinimt. Mm. Andrews tunic to Miilln thin your lifter tenrhlnit two years nt Gilchrist. Prior to thnt tlsie nhe spent 10 yum In tho United States treus ury doiinrtmcnt, Washington 1). C. where she did a lot of re search work in topics In which he In Interested. Merrill Wewerhaeuser WEYEfUIAEUSER CAMP A A pre-Hnllowecn purly at Mm. Jiick Bougie's Summit ranch was attended by Mr. ami Mm. Cooper, Mr. and Mm. Good. Mr. and Mrs. Antlu and Mr. and Mm. Crulk.thmik from cump as well in a iiroup from Lincoln and Ashland. A number of men from here helped In the search for Charles Itneck, a visitor at King Cole, who wus lout out deer hunting Hunday and found Tuesday eve nlnK. Tho monthly card club will meet November 8 at 1:30 p. m. t the home of Mrs. A. Went. Sunduy school is hold each Sunday at 10:30 a, m. In the hull under the leadership of Mm. D. Koltz. November Is book week and a number of now books have arrived at the library and everyone Is Invited to come In and look over tho books Mon day evening from 7 to B p. m. Classified A as B,ring Results Small Sully Irono DuLup, who wus lour yours oui uie omcr uiy, wuh honored with n birthday purly the afternoon of Oclobur 27 whon bur mother, Mrs, Hlloy DoLup, Invited In u group of smull friends and their mothers to he n her celebrate, Tho party tublu wus centered with a white, pink and green trimmed birth dny cuke and fuvom und other appointments curried put tho lluiloweun motif. Horo for the parly wero tho little gill's cousin, Nancy Muo Ostrom und her mother, Mrs', S. VV. DuLup, und uncle, Douuld DuLup und her grundinolhor, Mrs. 1'ourl DuLup und u friend, Mr. l'ucKur, an or roriiinui. Other guests wero Mary Mitchell and Mrs. Gcumon Mltuhull, Llnilu und I3ob Willis und their mother, Mrs. Tom Wil lis, Suru West, little daughter of Mr. und Mrs. Dulo West, Virgin In Burron and her mother, Mrs, Vlrull Burron. Dluno Wulker and Mrs. Hobert Wulker, Durleno htorcy, tho guest or Honor, bully UcLup and dor brother, Lurry. Tha Merrill Library club was host Thursuay afternoon, No vember 1 at a plcuunntly rilnnned tea and card party in lie Odd Follows' hall. Bridge und pinochle were in piny with high score In plnochlo going to Mrs. Dun Hurry und low to Mrs. Luther Tuber. Bridge honors were tukon by Mrs. C. K. Shnrp und Mrs. II. W. Steele. The Inco covered ten tnblo was centered with pink tupers in white ciniclc lubra nnd clirysanthcmums In fall colors wero uced ubout the room. Pouring were Mrs. O. M. Cos tlemun und Mrs. It. O. Cox. Mrs. Albert Blako was In churgo of tho curds end the tea committee Included Mrs. M. A. Bowmnn, Mrs. II. O. Cox. Mrs. J. It, Blntch, Mrs. J. It. Steele, Mrs O M. Cnstlemnn and Mrs. Clifford Shuck. The annual politick luncheon nnd Christmas party Is scheduled for December fl. Officers will bo elected lit this meeting also und in anticipation, Mrs. Riley DeLnp, president, hus appointed Mrs. H. O. Cox nnd Mm. Bow man as tho nominating commit tee. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Blntch, who have disposed of their home and service station here, will move to Mnlln where they will occupy a homo owned by J. R. and R. W. Steele. Mrs. Blntch Is president of the Lost River Garden club and a member of tho Merrill Li brary club and lias been active In local activities since living here. R. E. DUlmnn, Oregon City, has boon transferred hero to succeed Mrs. O, V. Reeves as assistant cnshler of tho Merrill branch, First Nnlionul bunk of Portland. Mrs. Reeve's resigna tion will become effective No vember IB. A second addition to the bank staff is Betty Joe Price who Is assisting with tho book keeping. Both Roboloy, former Merrill girl who served oversells for 10 months as u corporal In the Wuc, hus returned to Merrill, She was dischurged recently at Cump Beule, Culif., and now Is with her uunt Mrs. Minnie Stukel. She will spend some time also with her futhcr C. ,J. Hoblcy, Klumiith Fulls. Prior to enlisting she wus associated with tho local telephone oxchungo and during her time In tho sorvlco was in communications In England, Franco, and Belgium. Her plans for tho futuro ure as yet maon nlte, Mrs. Mnbel Hunnloult hus hud with her recently her son .Vern llunnlcutt, stutloned at Camp Woltors, Tex, Vern wont into the survlco Just before tho end of tho war and Is one of five brothers to serve, lie Is In tho army. The other four, Glen, Clydo, Bon and Jim are all navy num. Jim survived tho sinking of tho old carrier Princeton and was wounded slightly in the but tle. All flvo sons huve visited their mother within tho past few months und all saw action In the Pacific, .Clyde Is still at sea Vern has a wife and two chil dren in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. George Offlcld have hud several recent guests, among them Mrs. Ofriold s niece Mary Brown, discharged recent ly from tha Wac. She served In Dcs Moines, Iowa, at Fltzslm mons' hospital, Colorado and more recently at Lamp Alter bury. Ind., in tho distribution de partment. She Is the daughter of Mrs. Margaret Brown, Eugene und Mrs. Brown and Uirce other children and a cousin, Mrs. Eva Collins, also of Eugene were weekend guests here. Visiting also was the orricld s grandson, John Fletcher, now attending the University of Colorado In tho V-12 unit. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fletcher, Klamath Fulls. Two telephone operators, Mrs. Catherine Willing and Alba Bliinchl, "borrowed" from Camp White by the Columbia Utilities company will leave this week end to return to tho camp. Mrs. Doris Edwards, chief operator for tho past several months, is remaining one more week to assist Mm. Huldcn who will suc ceed her. Olllo Bella Balrd Jia.i given her resignation and leaves the board at tho end of the week. Mm. Edward's plans are indefi nite but it is probable that she will go to Mcdford accompan ied by her twin son and daugh ter. Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Boguc called several days ago to San Ansclmo by tho critical Injuries of Boguc's cousin, Mrs. Laura Jones, 68, have, returned home. Mrs. Jones, who has visited here several times, was injured in an automobile accident. W. A. Layman and son Ned, recently discharged from the army after service overseas, have gono to Los Angeles for a visit with relatives. Mm. Gaylord Bcvins is expect ed to return homo this week from San Diego. She will be ac- Fort Klamath Mrs, Elmer Zumbrun Is conva lescing at the Illllsldo hospital In Klamath Falls from a major op eration which sho underwent Saturday, A former local resident, Mrs. Harold J. Bevan, Is also a patient at the Hillside hospital following un appendectomy, She IsUhe for mer Ida Briscoe, daughter of Mm. Olenu Briscoe of Klamath Fulls. , Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Brlcco have arrived here from Portland following tholr dlschargo from tho U. S. army air corps, In which Brlcco wus a corporul and Mm, Brlcco a clerk. They arc with Bricco's father, Charles J. Brlcco, at the Crater lake cafe and market, Dovo Noah was removed Sat urday to the Hillside hospitul In Klamath Fulls from the home of his brother and wife here, Mr. und Mrs. Charles Noah. Noah has boon in poor health following a paralytic stroke suffered recent ly, and it wus found necessary by his attending physician to am putate his right leg above the Kiieo. Tho survey was per formed Monday and Noah Is re ported to be getting along as well as can be expected. Capt. Alfred B. Castel Jr., U. S. army air corps, is home with his wlfo from Santa Ana, Calif., where they have been the past five weeks. He Is enjoying his termlnul leave until he re ceives his official discharge from tnc service on December 8. Capt. and Mrs. Castel have been visit ing here during the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allred B. Castel Sr. PFC Weston Englc, U S M C, has arrived in San Diego, Calif., from tho South Pacific, accord ing to a telegram received here Sunday by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Engle. He is expect ed here bunday by his parent. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Englc. He is expected to arrive soon in Fort Klamath, following his discharge from the marine corps. Mrs. Wesley Vohs returned Sunday from a trip to Minneapo lis, Minn., where she was called by the illness of her father, whose health is reported Im proved at this time. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cable are moving this week to their Fort Klamath residence from the Junction lunch and service sta tion one mile south of Fort Klamath, which they have had under lease for the past several companled by a daughter whose husband, serving in the navy, has been sent to China. Bevins and young son remained here. Mrs. Homer Heaton drove to Phoenix, Ariz., last week and was accompanied to Merrill by her son, Earl Abaar and Mrs. Abaar and their baby son Low ell. Abaar is being discharged this week at Portland from serv ice with the army air corps. He has been stationed at Williams field. The young couple plan to make their home here. Abaar is a graduate of tha Merrill high school. , Everybody Will Be At The VICTORY' FTOTIHl JIRfiMEE Saturday, Nov. 10 -Modoc Field EHBtN'T MBSS ETTl 8 - FOOTBALL TEAMS -8 Bonanza -k Dorris Henley Malin Merrill Sacred Heart Tulelake Wildcats Special Entertainment Big Parade Admission By. BONDS ONLY Each $25 in E Bonds Good for 1 Seat This Ad Sponsored by th OREGON WOOLEN STORE years. The property Is now being managed by the owners, Mr. ana Mrs. Francis Kirk. Mr. and Mrs. Cable's plans for the Immediate futuro are Indefinite at tho pres ent time. M'f Sgt. James Watson has re ceived his honorable discharge from tho U. S.. marine corps, and visited hero lost week with his mother, Mrs. Margaret Watson, end other relatives, before going on to Gilchrist to visit with friends and relatives thero. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Orth re turned Wednesday from a trip to Sun Francisco, whore they went thy train last Friday eve ning to greet their son, Cpl. James 11. Orth, who arrived In the bay city Saturday from Ma nila. Cpl. Orth is In good health and spirits following three years' incarceration In a Japanese pri son camp at Hoten, Manchukuo, according to his parents, and will arrive in Fort Klamath in the near future. Taking A Month Vacation Joe Mclnturff of the Big Lakes Box company expects to leave for Portland this week. He will be .accompanied on the trip by his son, Joe Jr. Frank Kendall and his broth-cr-ln-low, Earl Farlow, of Klam ath Falls, returned Monday from a successful hunting trip into the Bear Flat country. Each man succeeded in bringing home a large four-point buck. Mrs. Eldon Brattain Is a house guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Castel Jr., and is visiting other friends while here. Tip Oil Modem Way Relieves Colds-Irritation, Eases Coughs, Invites Restful Sleep Now when a cold causes Irritation or head stuffiness that leads to night coughing, just do this at bedtime . . . Rub throat, chest and back with Vicks VapoRub. Re sults are so very good because VapoRub . . . Penetrate! to cold-Irritated upper bronchial tubes with spe cial, soothing, medicinal vapors. Stimulate chest and back surfaces like a wanning poultice. Then For Hours VapoRub's special action keeps" on working to soothe the cold-irritated throat, invite restful sleep. Only VapoRub gives you this special penetrating-stimulating action that brings such grand comfort. So be sure you get the one and only VICKS VAPORUB. Midland MIDLAND Louis Paddock arrived homo Sunday from New York for a 30-day furlough. He is visiting at the home of his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, H. Phlpps. The Grange Home Economics club will meet the second Tues day In November with Mrs. Edna Travers Instead of Mrs. Roy Huff as planned. Mr. and Mrs. Huff left Friday for Co qullle for the elk hunting sea son. George Andrlcu and Mrs. Andrlcu and daughter left Tues day for. San Jose. He expects to Mr. and Mrs. Brattain recently returned from a trip to The Dalles and on Sunday Brattain joined Guss Page and William Brewer for a hunting trip at Cliff springs. Monday, Nor. 5 1943 HERALD AND NEWS SEVEN be discharged from the army In December. Mrs. John Mistier will go to Oakland Tuesday to visit her mother, Mrs. Estclla Cupper smith, and sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. T. V, Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Andrleu are remodeling their house. They are building two new rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ayers and son Tommle went to Marshfleld last week. Ayers has returned but Mrs. Ayers and son expect to make an extended visit. Fred Bollman left this week for Willows, Calif. 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