Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 03, 1946, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textill On HecruH Laava Klyyd Wll Hum Bnydcr, 17, lull til Mi, j'iiillivr llilKii". Cri'Hcvut Clly, CiilK., In In Kliiinutli Kal l on )il 12-iluy rwrult l-uve. hnydi-r i-nlUilfd In the U. 8. nuvy mi J-rliriniiy 2U, 1IMU. IhruuKli the luiiil I't'iTtillliiu aliillim. Ilv lius i'itii-Hltil thu lU wri'k course In rooks and liiikiT school and Irmuft-r In suliiniirlnu duly Muy 0. High Award! In a recent ImiirU of ruvlow, l.uonurd Wub cr unci Wttnlry lliiinlllijn, Uny Scouts of Mulln trnou 33, ro U'lvi'd Llfu runk und Slur runk ri'iwUvcly. Life runk In sue unit hliilii'iil In tli y Scout oi'KuiiUullun, und Slur runk l third. In Lot Ang.l.s Mrs. U K. KlikMilrlck, 1UUU Espliinudu, la ii'iidlnu it iinmlli In l.os An Ki'lca vinltlnu sister, Mra. Ora Until. OBITUARIES ..AUKtMI.N BlMNtV JOMNftON ItarrUon Mhliiar Johiieun, rvaMvnl of Klamath rli lr Hi Pl M !, tiMMtil My hi thli rlty on WiltiiUr. JtUv I. IUM at l H l m l,,r2 "a! Uiulcil tllnre II liUv f Nurlh I'Aioliii inl wm mmi 1 1 and 14 ilif l Hi ID" ' ',la '"I'J II to uivIvpU hy hi wll. Mi. II J.hiiim. K1nitti rIIa; tltiv m.iu. Hoy !1 ml le.t John urn. ll f Kliniilh telle il IJe.lt., wli U h tl' imy itr in Kurotw; rtuhir. i MmrIii Johneon. brother. IUrvy John ! on. ami hall Ulr. KHlilh Mtll. all of Klamath rail. Til lamalna Wait! a Klnmalh Funeral l""' .hah runil arraiigtitnU will It an iiouncaU lair. ANNA MAUI II A U.ni llR Anna Martha IlalUihf. a lnnr rl dant ol INitllaml. lit . bill (- lh lael nlii yar making her horn In Tulolaa. la. If. paBMxJ away al lir lata rlln on Thiut.Uy. May 2, IU at 4 :hi p m folluwlittf an Ulrica of lit munUw. Hh waa a nallv at Carnai. W.li . ana al th llni of hr 1alll wa ail S3 yr 7 monlha anil 0 ilaj Hurvivin i bar !m.ait.l John II paltuhr at Tula. ah. Calif: tin uir. Mra Margarvl Mac Donald anil Mr IkiI. Tlionwon of otliand nit Mrl Mailh Wrllil at Tullak. I'altl , on bro1hr. John Mii-b) of I'orllanil. Or Th rvniain tal in lh Mulil rtmm of Ilia Karl WhU lora runvral Mom. 11 it al Wain wher fri-n.1. may rail urtlll ft p in HuniUy. Noiir nl funaral lu b annooiKaU al I hha llm FUNERAL ANNA MANTUA llvni'MK runral avrvli lor Ut l Anna fttariha iMHubr tofil iraldvnr oillh of Toilaka. I allf on TburxUy, May 3. li. following an lmlt llln will b bald In Urn rhatl of A J Him H . Abler Pnrllann. Or , on Tiicaday. May 7 l-4A at 7 an p m with commit man! rvlr and lntrtnnl following In Ho I lly cmtry. 1'nrttand. Or. Th r maina wilt la forwardvd via Koulliarn I'arifie roinnany an Kunday waning al VI p m. Arrangrmvnla ar undar th direction nf th Karl Whit loch runrl Hum of thia rity. "weather Mm Mln l"rclP Kogn T 1 "J Klamalh Tall . l 41 Mart man to 11 4 " 1'ortland , l 00 llano i JU on Han rranftafo M Kalll . - H M4for4 - l Had 11 tu If US NOIITIIKHN CAl.irOHNIA S ! Partly fimniv i.mI.v luniaht and Katurtlay with llh a faw arlarnoon anowr irvr v hwi and hVMilhsrn Hlcrra A fw aeatlarvd howr north tnrUn Haturday. I.HII tmiratur chant. Unt! vsrtabl wind off rnaal WAHIIINCiTON AND OlirOON-CIr today. InrUlht and lUturday. arepl partly cloudy In wt portion Saturday with fog along I. Hllghlly Ci-.lrf wl portion. Unll auuthrly wind off coaL Courthouse Records Mftrrltft l.lrvtit.i r.WAnna- iiayijkn. nr d- .rila. .Ml, lerlrlt-nl uMlnvwr. Nillvs of 1'itloradtt Hraulvnt nf Klmlh rallt. Or lam llcryl IUvrln. 43. hoUMWIf Nllv of PynnBlvanU. HMItlffnt of Kltmalh rail.. llr JU.AK till AI1IIIIH V John II 8l.uk. 1.V Ntfrlrlullur Importer. Nallv o( 1.iiu1.iiui llv.ldritt f TuUlak. Calll. IrU raa llratllmr)', IN, bMiklim.lar. Na llv of Orvgun. HaUIlll uf KUmatlt .ll. Or UTTI.K IIIIOWN Jamai A 1.IIIU. II. If a annv Nallv if Nw Maxlrci. H.lilnl of Klamalh rail.. Or U.rvlla Ji.r llrown. 17 riur' aid Nallv ol Olrihi. Ka.idvnt al Klamalh ralla. Or MKT7. DrMFTHAKOa Charl Irwin MU, 31. atliilvnl Nallv of Orn. Ilr.l1nl nf A.hland. Or ChrUlinla llinlraliiM. 3D, rlrrk. Nallva of Ora- on. Haldiil nf Kllatnath ralla. Or, ('mplalnl. III. a Ralph K llan.un va. rranr N llan am. .nil fnr dlvnrc. Charg. rmrl and Inhuman tralmnl. Cnupl marrlrd ! rrmlHir 3n IIMA at Klamalh rail.. Or. J. 1' O-Nelll. attorney for plaintiff Kdna r Jam va. ItotMrl A. Jam, ault for dlvorr. Chan, crtil and In. Iiiiman Irvalmanl Coupl marrlvd ! rmtr 2. lo:w. at Mrdforrt. Or Plain, tiff a.aa ru.lndv nf two minor children, vt a month aupport and uroprty art. tlmnt. William Kuykvndall, attomay for plaintiff. Clniwiried Ada Bring Renulta. HE NO Qband SATURDAY, May 4th THIS IS WHAT YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FORI Muile by PAPPY GORDON'S OREGON HILL-BILLIES Dancing I to 1 Lunch Served DANCE Hluh Gradaa Lucul aludonta uf uri'iftiii Htule colli'Kii ut Cur- vullla who ruculvvd mull Kiiiili' for wliitrr ttirin work uru Juini-a Cum', luat yt-ur'a Klmniilii Union lillfli arlimil vuliiilli'tnrliin, who Hot u 4 0 or atruluht A uvituku, KruncTa S. Luiidruin, Italia lloyd Hiililnnon, i'lilrlulu Ue nulfit, Kreil Duvld HflniilclHiiii, Jntiii Jiuni'a UriM-ii, of Klumuth Knlla, Lorvnu Hue Uoriiflcld of Ulli'lirlat. Ilurburu Annv Unn lium mid Hulph A. Curtla of Lakdvlfvv eurnid 3.5 grudva. Vlalla Lt. (Jul Dwin Kronch wua In town tin week vinltlnu frienda und rclutlvca. lie la tliv ami of the Into Mr. and Mra. K. L. Kri'iich. and filtered tlio nuvy In 1U;I7, receiving hla coinmla aitin two yeura ago. lid wua cm route to Seattle where lie will be atutloned for lime. Bummar Round-Up Summer round-up for children heglniilng arhnol next yeiir will tie held ul Hoonevelt acluxil Krliluy. Muy 10, ut U u. m. Tlio city achool nurae. Annla Struthera, will coudiii'l the check-up. Churlea Thornton la the mer round up chulriiiun. Mra. Improving Mra. LouUe llur rett of the Henley diatrlct la reHrted Improved ut Klumuth Vulley hoxpitiil where ahu re cently underwent aurgcry for the remuviil nf her upitendlx. She entered thu hoapltiil Tuea day. Chrlitmaa Cactui Another Chrlatinua cuclua with orlglnul ideua helonga lu Mra. Kd Snider of 4 Mil WiiahliiKton. The plunt la alx yeura old. und contrury to Ita mime, It never ulooma ut Chrlatnma but ulwnya ut Hunter. Saati Available ProKrlty Itehekuh lodge la chnrtering u bua to Medford Wediieaduy, May '22, to uttend the grund aa aembly und a few aeuta are till avulluble. Anyone Interval, ed la uked to cull Uerenlcv Mc Cracken, 7008. .Improving W. C. Milkoy of 823 High, who haa been In the Southern Pacific hoapltul In Sun Franclaco for the pant three wecka, la naid to be improving. Mra. Milkey left Friday morn ing for the buy city. To Mamphln Jiunea Will wood, employed by C'onaolidut cd Freight, waa called to Mem phla, Tenn., by the aerloua III. neu of hia brother und left by plane for the eaat count Thurs day. Weak Away Mr. and Mra. Ed Cordon hnve luat returned from a week of bualnraa and plenaure In Sun Frunclaco. They live ot the Marion apartmenla. Homa From Trip Mr. and Mra. Harry Panning, Marlon apartmenla, have Juat returned from a trip to Portland un bui nesa. To Granta Paaa Mr. and Mra. Ed McCracken of 3B31 Homedale and aon Edward arc leaving Saturday for Granta Pasa where they will visit rela tive, for a few days. Lady Canton Members are requested to meet at 0:45. Sat urday, at Ward s Klamath Fu neral home to attend the funer al of A. L. Conn. Members should appear In full dress uni form. , I U. S. GOVERNMENT SURPLUS BUY DAYS AT STOCKTON CALIFORNIA NAva.L I 4l supply I I nr. o aHend on of these five weekly BUY DAYS MONDAY Federal Agencies. TUESDAY Slate end Local Governments. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Veterans of World War II certified to purchase lur. plus property offered during the current week. Also en THURSDAY Starting at 12 noon, accredited representatives of Non-Profit Institutions. FRIDAY Corpmerclal Levels. Manufae. urers, wholesalers, retailers, commercial and industrial users. NOTE: Any Items remaining unsold at the con clusion of the current week's sale will be dis played and on salt the following week same daily schedule. SALE HOURS: 9:00 a. m. to 3:00 p. m. daily. No Item will be Available for salt or In ptction bafora appropriate "BUY DAY." Mi Co-Ed mrmm mm . WMawii ami iwwwajajwa 'a i( n.i.n bi.u.h, i. iv nr. a ai i w- cant AP atory (aaturad. la the nlace of Mra. E. M. H o g u e. Klamalh Fall. Gl-Husband Critic Niece Of KF Woman The Iowa coed mentioned In un AP atory from Kvanaton, III., which uppeured In Frlday'a Her ald und Newa la the niece of a lot-ul woiiinn, Mra. E. M. Ilogue, 220 Eldorudo. In Ihe atory Helen Brudcn, blond 20-yeur-old Wealeyun col lege atudent, made a alnlement thut CW'a nuike poor hunbunda. In the Sunday Oregonlan "Buck" Buchwiitli of the Unlveralty of Oregon replied to her statement. Four From Area Out Of Army More honorable army dia chnrgea were insuod at Fort I.ewln. VVanh., April 30 und Kliiuuith buain men came in for their allure. They were Paul S. Brown, T4, Bonanza: Herbert Walta Jr., SSgt. Norman D. McKcehan, T 5, und Waller L. Hoakina of Klumuth Falla. i-i n l 1 1 i l Meetings- Ratal Arrt. Mrtti Klamalh cnapt No 33, Hoal Arch Maaona, confer Hoyal Arch Ilgrt- on a flaa of candidal Haturday. May 4 al 7 30 p m. lkvlw rhapt-r will have a larga numlM-r of candidal for Ihta ocraalon. and dinner will h ard at 0 13 prcdlng lb mceilng. All Companion cordially In vlld. IJAIJTY Dolicorenen ond Fith Market Your Seafood Store Itami Now in Stock lor Salads and Cocktails Alaska Shrimp Meat Southern Shrimp Meat Crab Meat Olympla Cocktail Oysters Eastern Oystara Pacific Oysters Prawna Lobsters Crabs cleaned and cracked on order. Fillets all klnda Idaho Cat Fish Salmon and Halibut. Corner 9th and Main Phone 5374 FRESH FISH T WEEK OF MAY 4-10 TclJ . 282 Lint lltmi HAND TOOLS Wrenches, drills, viiei, ale, DIESEL GENERATORS KW 300, 450 and 500. ROPE j" o 3" diamefari. SUCTION HOSE SNOW FENCE HYDRAULIC JACKS Check Your Eliribllit Chilcote Sons Join Company New blood hux been added lo the ;tfl year-old Chilcote reul estate firm, III N. 0th, with the return from service of William K. Chilcote, former nuvy en allln, und the uddition of Hobert li. Chilcote six months axo. Iioth yountf men hnve been re cently married, William to the former Mudife Conuwuy and Hubert to the former PedKy Hukeslraw. The Willlum Chil cotea live at 2520 Dnrrow and the Hubert Chilcotes at 4.'10 Uourdinun. Ed Chilcote, father of the boys, started the firm 3D years u In the old American hotel buildinif where Klumuth Hil liurds nowstunds. In 11)11 George li. Itlco joined him and the real estate and insurance firm was known for several year as Chil cote und Itlce. In 1018 David M. Smith came over from the Willamette valley and bouifht a half Interest. This partnership continued for 22 yeura until Smith retired about five years alio and moved to Amity. The firm still operates under the name of Chilcote and Smith. Mercury Skyrockets To 91 At Medford PORTLAND, May 3 ll') The mercury soared to a sticky 91 deKrees at Medford for the state's high yesterday, and all western Oregon was sun-bathed, the weather bureau said today. Only the coast had cool read inns 59 at North Bend, 58 at Astoria and 55 at Newport. The weather was mild in eastern OrcKon, where Buker reported 78 degrees, Pendleton 75. 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Absolutely weath er-proof and moisture-proof because of gasket All coated optics, individual focusing, precise close tolerances. Brilliant illumination. - SEE THEM ON DISPLAY BUY id J Harry Stole r Toasts I At Toastmasters Club Hurry Stoler served as th toustmuster at the Wednesday nlKlit meeting of the Toastmas ters club at the Wlllard. "Scot ty" Johnston waa the toplcmas ter and tteneral critic waa Gar ry Kohertson. The meeting was t conducted by Frank Weaver, I president pro tern. Speakers Included Warren 1 Bennet, Jack McGuire, Lyle Glenn, A. II. Bussmnn and Dale Throckmorton. Guests were Joe ! Illllund of Portland. Martin Put-: mnn and Paul Taylor, Klamath I Full. Columbia Irrigation Work To Be Resumed WASHINGTON, May 3 fP Work on the million-acre Co lumbia basin Irrigation project, Interrupted by war, soon will be In full awing again, Interior ! Secretary Krug announced to-1 day. Krug said the goal of the bu reau of reclamation la the con-! struction of irrigation facilities for 400,000 acres of Columbia ! basin land by 1951. , "Your Health Is Our Business" BUCKH0RN MINERAL SPRINGS SANITARIUM Hot Mineral cr5p -VgV Mud Baths t'iW' ire 1 1 I fr Jtit.Y . ' K h t m 1 1 1 n A,Tmitf ' Artkrllli KarlH a'1"?. mm4 NerneM. Carbon Dloxlda Vapor Baths re stiff tjtfi tu4 rcmni tutted for Ailhmi Keitmi C'eldt Sinai Br Mack I tie Ulfk bh4 Lew Bleed PreMtir. 0 Use It a era Mineral Harlnfe are la. rated II Mllte mt Aitaland, Ore a Kmlfraal Craeh. f X-Raf aad flaaraacaala ExamlD Iran a. Canalete, rhysle-Tlieraiir CI (ale. g) Doriar and Naraa are la attend' ajice, g) Keaaanabla Kat Aecardlnv Irealmaals reqalred. a C'anialetelr faraUhfd letalrif and haastkerpiar eablaa with all madera) (acllltlti. a) Par raserrallana ar detailed In far mellen, addren llarkbara Min eral II aria ft Hanllarlam, ( 1. Ashland. Ore ar ahane Leaf Di lasce. Dr. Herman WtxUr, Dii actor fx v A $1.50 . 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