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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1946)
Shriners To Gather For Fete Kimrc pn.mlKf" ' J'" u oirnrra unci .Iclfwnlki. hull r- ilav whim Kliimuui r"" ivIliu-M a lml 'MM'i'li'K '' IIIU11I1 U'ii.lci'i 1U4II "irliiilliiio nlirln iTrt'innnliil. 'Hit' IHirinln, irlinluktl to M-lfl Ml ry ul 8 i. will ki i m (v lllimlrliiiia I'oli'iiliilK Muriilmll (irnrtl. CmiuilrlliiK tllM l''"'"'l' will bo lilt I nti'a drum mid uuu ruriia, Imml l pulrol, novices ml nobility. I(cillruUoii ' cuiiilliliitoa unit n short hiintmiM senoluii will ill- fllllllW Opril ttlO 1'ITflllUllllll riiitun'liiv nfleriHMiii. Tim eve iilnil priiKruin will Ini'liiilo llit iriiilltliiiml llllluli banquets ul the i:ikx dull unit Willnril liuti-l to hp fullowrU hy biinil rnnciTl mill (trill ut tin' urimiry ul 7:311. At thin lime I'oloiitiilu Corni'lt will he IntniuuciMl hy 1'ual I'ntfiitiito E. C. Jerome, super vlmir of tlir Klmmitli Kulla lea tivillr. Kxi.iiliru'iiU(in of ritiiullxtlr work will (I'liliiio Hi" In it ml mid lliliil ncclloiii ut H;3U p. in. mid novices will bo reeelved ux no hlea o( llllluli temple. As u cil mux In tint iluy's prnuruin a fcrt tuui'llicr mid Dutch lunch Will bo ulvcii ut the urnuiry. Muyur Kd Oslendurf U the lii'iioral t'hiilrniuii for tho ecro innntiil with I'ual Potentate Je rome, mipervlalnu the activities. limiH'illiito I'ual Potentate Sam Stmt'tmuKli lii'iiila tho nifiuhcr ahlp committee. Dairy Conifriituliitliina n out (or Mr. mid Mra. Ituy ItnhertMin on urrlval of their datiKhtiT, Joan I'arul. burn on Mrmorlal Day In Klumiith Knlls. Mia. Hubert aon la tho fornirr Nuillne Schinoc, and Jomi la the iirunih iltumhter of Fred Sclunoe of Una vicinity. Mi. Edith Thatcher unil iliiuilhter, Mra. Ollvo Kruley of JJuiry, recently enjoyed u visit with othiT diitiKhtcra mid sis tera of Ollvo Krnley, Mra. CI. C. Mutthrwa of I'hoi'iilx. Ariz., mill Mra. Merle Harrison of L'hirkriiilf. Arizona. Mr. mid Mra. Art Horslry mid una of Oaklund, California, rc rently vimtcd, with Mr. und Mra. Joo llomliy mid fumily and nthrr relations mid irli-nd ol Klaiimth. Tho llnraleya ure for mer rvaldi'nta of this vicinity. Mr. and Mra. Clyde Horsley, Mr. and Mra. Ciena lloraley, and Mr. and Mra. Vlrifll Schmoo re turned home lust Thuraduy from Pnrtlanil where thry six-nl several dnys. CoiixrululaUoiis to Mr. and ilra. Herbert Schmidt on tho birth of a dauu'hlor born Sun liny. June 9, In the Klamath valley hospital. Malin Girl Scouts - -Prcparo For Picnic MALIN, June 14 The Girl fccout troop committer met June J 3 ut the home of Mra. Glen Morton. The troop committee win rercgialered for the com lull year, und pinna were made for a picnic at Moore park In the nenr future The next im-i-tlnR will be held the lnat part of Juno at the home of Mra. Jerry HnJ nua. In ancient I'omprll bukera alnmped lonve.a of hrrnd with their numea, to fix reapoaslbil lty for wcluht and purity. 'A &-njef expert b belt qualified to repair and adiuit vour ma chine. Reasonable charge, baaed on advance eitimata, ' SINGER SEWING CENTER 418 Main St. Phona 8402 GIVE YOUR Sporting 4ools!! MATT FINNIGAN'S Spt. Gds. SATURDAY NIGHT---9 TO 1 AIR-CONDITIONED DANCELAND BIS Klamath Avo. "Music Ai You Llk It" by The DANCEMASTERS Admiaalon, 74c, Including Tax Sponiorod by Poat 13B3. V.F.W. U ffi&:V D-D1 1 "l" .'.. .. . Thl. lnmllUr Kl.m.lh huildlna. lona known aa tho Arcade Commercial Arta building. Hacently tho homo of tho USO, tho by tha Commorclal Maintenance company, and la balng uiod aa an olllco atructuro, and for induatrlal atorago. Tha building la Sprague River Mr. and Mra. Hryun Tluirman and family uro awuy on their vacation. They arc vlallliilt rela tive In C'alifornlu mid will aiH-nd aome time on the const. Mr. and Mra. Hob I'uaaolt Jr. und Charlotte apent Memorial Day weekend In Suaunvllle, I'allf.. vIsitliiK Mr. and Mra. Hob Puaaoll Sr. Chiirlotte re mained In SuMinvlllo for an extended visit. Mr. und Mra. Floyd I nee moved recently to the Ivy Clark ranch. Mr. mid Mra. Ivun Punkey and Loo vlalted .Sunday In Do iiun.a with Mr. und Mia. Kd Ciowen. C. II. Rinard. Mra. E. J. TinilliK fulher, haa been here for a two-week visit. Ilia home la at (Jrccnlonf, Idaho. Mr. und Mra. Joseph Recce, soneral superintendent of friends church ut Portland, apent the werkrnd in Spraxuc river, aa guesu of Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Tuninic. Mr. and Mra. Rosa Tromhlec of Huiicr apent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Jack Nelson. Duve Dllsa and father called In the Jack Nelson home Sun day. They were en route to SpruRuc River to fish. Sum Durco wua able to re turn homo from a Klamath Kails hospital Snturduy. Ho had been hospitalized for more ,thnn a week. Mra. John Pelrle nnd Johnny went to Klumuth Kalis Thura duy to keep a dental appoint ment. She visited with her mother until Saturday. Mr. and Mr. Hutfh Haddock were In SpruKue River on buai ness Thursday evenlns- Mr. and Mra. P. M. Cow brotiKh were hero from Luke view Thursday on business. Mr. O. W. Ludwlck and daughter, Pat, were In Klumuth Fnlls on Tuesday. Mr. und Mra. Jack Sterrctt have aa their iiiiest, Mra. Ster rett'a mother, Mra. Slmpaon, from Portland. Mra. Slmpaon la enjoying this part of Oregon mid plana to bo here for some time. Mr. and Mra. M. Carnlnl mid Robert wero In Mt. Shasta for Decoration Day. Mra. Gloria Plamila, a daughter, writes that aha will be In Sprague River In June with her husband to spend their vacation, Mr. nnd Mra. Clifford Welch and Wayne spent the weekend in Canby with Mrs. Welch's par ents, Mr. and Mra. Carlos Serlghl. They attended gradua tion exerclaea at Alturas. Dwane Serlght graduated. He returned home with them for a while. Mra. Roy McDonald and sons, Bill and Patrick, were here for a vlalt, accompanied by Alma Young. They attended gradua tion exerclaea In Klamath Falls, where Alma graduated. Hans Norland Flra Insurance. 123 N. 6th St. urn Building Gets New Name 'ff':VUiVA lUiittAi nii'im; bs Olene Mr. und Mra. Tom Cimmyott! of Condon, Ore., have been house guest for the part week at the A. L. Marshall home. Mrs. Clmm- ynttl and Mra. iiill Marahall ure sistera. Mr. und Mr. Dale Millet visited ut the Frank Sullivan residence from their home in Ashland. She la tho former Zcllu Sulllvun. Mr. Mary Gebhart and Mrs. Marlon Uurnea returned from a visit ut Harbor, Ore., on Sutur day, June 8. While on the coast, they were the guest of the Fred itelllnus und George Andersons, former resident of Olene. They ulso visited at tho homes of a number of former Klamath Fall people residing there and at llrookings. All have prospects of wonderful lily crops. Mrs. Ivun Kggers attended a birthday party for her ' little grandson, Dick Helling on June 10 nt the Wilbur Reiling home In I'oe Vnlley. It was Dick's fourth birthday. Mr. and Mra. O. L. Brown re turned from Portland on Mon day, June 10, after attending the Rose Festival. Dinner guests at the A. L. Marshall home on Monday eve ning were Mr. and Mrs. Vern Marshall of Placervlllc, Calif., nnd Mrs. Victor O'Neill of Klamath Falls. Marshall and Mra. O'Neill are brother and aister. and are cousins of the lote Ilert Marshall, Mrs. Estelln Hill, mother of Mrs. Jnck Marshall, Is visiting in Rlgby, Idaho, as the guest of ner sister, Mrs. Curl Swagerland and two of her brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Rex High, and Helen Sulllvun Juat returned from the state grange and report a very successful meeting. The largest clasa of granges in Ore gon took the sixth degree. A fonner Klamath resident, Mrs. Rnmn Stone Johnson, now of Washington, was elected lndy assistant atewardess. Mra. John son la the nleco of the late Mra. Wlllnrd Smith of Tuleloke. PHOTOS Taken In Your Homo. Children. Group, Weddings. Commorclal Work BUD'S 1031 Main Phono 3S8S PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED MO rAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION N l.M f Tlma Prmanl aalttl DR. E. M. MARSHA Cblroprmetl rkyitelka It Na. lib Kiqalr TimUi BU !. ? IF1 Coll J. K. SAYRE, 6076 1 3 For All Travel Information i r&S PA((F(C TRA.UWS aaraao. haa baon ra-namad tha atructuro haa boon purchaaod tha quartora for that firm am at 11th and walnut. "Little Rodeo" Big Success LAKEVIEW. June 14 largo crowd turned out Sunday afternoon for the 20-40 Farmera rodeo celebration at the fair grounds, and those In attendance were treated to a good show In fact, a miniature of the an nual round-up event. Riders came from Klamath, Modoc and Luke counties to par-; tlclpate in the events, and there were the usual number of excel lent rides, painful upsetting, and the variety of thrills that are synonymous with rodeo events. In the cowboy bronc riding event first place went to Pete Longfellow of Lakevlcw; Carl Morgan of Alturas won second place and third place in this event went to Bill McMillan of New Pine Creek. Other winners wero as fol lows: Bareback riding Walt Lcch mann Jr., Lakevlcw, first; Bon Vernon, Lakeview, second; Bud Travis, Lakeview, third. Calf roping Jack Hope, Klamath county, first; George Anderson, Klamath county, sec ond; Bill McFarland, Klamath county, third. Wild cow milking Bob Fow ler, Paisley, first; Bud Travis, Lakeview, second; Jack Conlan, Cedarville, third. The all-around cowboy title was won by Bud Travis of Lake view. There are between 700,000 and 1,500,000 workers who travel from state to state for seasonal farm work. NEW ARRIVALS! i Cotton Rug Yarn "Frostone" Totting Thread Bedspread Cotton Crochet Potholder Pkg. Crochet Boby Soaker Pkg. These have yarn ond pattern Rayon "Bobyroy" for sweaters, etc. "Hiawatha" Crochet Twist Nylana Nylon and wool thread White Eyelet Embroidered Yardage Odd Shape Bag-Llnlngj Knitting Worsted Fingering Yarn Crochet ond Knitting Books WALK UP AND SAVE! ART NEEDLEWORK SHOP Phono 572B 325 Main OFFER 4 Schedules Daily to Portland 3 Schedules Daily to The Dalles 2 Schedules Daily to Bolie AND ALL POINTS EAST Service Club Gives Dinner MERRILL, Junt 14 At a meeting of the Merrill Service club, June 7, at the Palm cafe, representatives of the Odd Fel lows, the Merrill lire oennn- ment. Veterans of Foreign Wara, .American Legion, Loyal Order ol Moose, ll itiver guruen club and Library club were guests of the Service club at dinner. Tho purpose of the meeting was to try to formulate some sat isfactory recreational program for children of ail agea, The gen eral agreement seemed to be to remodel the basement of th com. munity hall for a teenage rec reutlonal center. Also some sort of a supervised park program will try to be worked out for the younger children. Representatives of the differ ent organizations were to give a report to their parent lodge or organization and try to ascer tain how much In the way of funds they could donate to the project. They arc Invited to an other meeting of the Service club June 28 at the Palm cafe at 8:30. At that time representa tives from the Rcbekahs, Women of the Moose and Ladies Aid are invited to attend, Moose Of Northwest Meet In Vancouver VANCOUVER. B. C. June 14 Ul') The annual conference of the Northwest Moose association got under way here last night with more than SCO delegates on nand. The delegates represent lodges from British Columbia. Oregon Washington and Idaho, and were welcomed by local Moose digni uirics. WELDING REPAIRS ON THE SPOT! MaMn Mslnlcasnr atidj Epalr for tibia Arc o4 Acclrlen MM & R Phon 8567 This amazine. all-around paint for Mnrmts. atuCCO. maBOnTT. DOW galvanised iron and other surfaces baa cement-like, hard- t QA nets, last indefinitely. e7v Proved by 30 years A Gallon General Paint Store SIS Main St. RflOlAlWS Restaurant NOW OPEN DAYS Serving: -Ar Breakfasts Ar Lunches Dinners Open at 6:00 A.M. ARMORY Sat., June 22 :t,,.ll.? mm m t m t si sr 0v A H'JV J&w STARS OF STAGE Lost River Garden Club Holds Meeting MERRILL. June 14 Members and guests of the Lost River Garden club were delightfully entertained at the home of Mrs. T. O. Wheeler In Merrill on June II. At noon a wonderful pollock uncheon was served, after which the guests heard a lec ture on flower arranging by Mrs. G. A. Krause of Klamath Falls. During the afternoon the guests each made a flower ar rangement and after they had finished there was group discus sion of each arrangement. Present at the affair wero Mrs. G. A. Krause, Mrs. Tom Wat- ters, Mrs. Livingstone, Mrs. Rich ard Hannon, Mrs. U. A. Hood, Mrs. Tweed. Lucile Tweed. Mra, Hugh Campbell, of Klamath Falls, and Mrs. W. C. Bailey, Mrs. L. A. Van Cleve. Mrs. Hil ery Wincbarger, Mrs. Virgil Rex- ford, Mrs. C. E. Sharp, Mrs. M. A. Bowman, Mrs. Dale West, Mrs. Hugh O'Conner, Mrs. Dan Cushman and the hostess, Mrs. T. O. Wheeler, Posse Draws Plans For Medford Rodeo Instructions to Klamath Sher iff's Posse in connection with its visit to Medford Saturday were issued today by Pat Ivory, leader or the group. He said thut all members of the posse should have their horses at the Klamath county fairgrounds by 10 a. m. Saturday for transportation to Medford. The possemen will be at the Medford fairgrounds by 9 p. m. Saturday, in uniform and ready to ride in the parade and rodeo at Medford Saturday night. Classified Ads Bring Results. FAST ACTION RELIEF TORMENTING GAS PAINS BURNING EXCESS ACID Tcbiln tablet 'II brlns relief (aster HI mora effectlvelr '3i contains no bakln oda '4i no laxatives iSt not habit-form- In. Why lose sleep, lose food enjoyment, i lose worK wnen nanajr wc trial size wiu firove Tebiln's ssfe, quick, effectiv re let. Buy Tebsln at Adv. SC CASTI.F BESET DBL'GS C1BKIN- FOB DBL'GS EVtBIIOOV'S DRI O STOBI WAUGONKB DBt'G CO. STAR DEI O CO. Aa Leadlns Orar Stares Efarywher. Phono 3829 , JSVC IN rAT - - vm I or III I r - it aHr-' CIS ' &6s ITSBALO NIWI. KlasMlk FalM, Or. Lakeview Men Yisit Langell LANGELL VALLEY, Jurat 14 A delegation of Lakeview farm ers from tha W outside cam to Langell valley on Juno 11 to view the work dono by the Lan gell valley soil conservation. They plan organizing a soil con servation at Westside In Lake county. Bill Burnett, Lloyd Oift and Walter Smith, director of the Langell valley board, made trrrmtitiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .iniinniinnni Curtis Food Market Quality Meats and GROCERIES Open Evenings and Sundays WE FEATURE LOST RIVER DAIRY PRODUCTS 4707 South Sixth St. miiniminnniiniinniii mnium mini ""'Illllltmtmttl I Harmon's GIFTS DAD LIKES! Spring Slacks Plenty of all wool and part wool. Men's Whit At Arrow Hand kerchiefs They male ideal gifts. Ties for Dad By Arrow and Wembley. TV House Slip pers Give him something for y ear-around wear. Parte Garter Suspend ri ehg Jtmani Mjom& S Mitel 826 Main The Following Firms Will Close at 1 P. M. Saturdays Beginning June 15: Brown Equipment Co.' MlsassMl Vail, sal Lakerlew Garrison Equipment Co. XViaaetk Falla J. W. Kerns Implements UtaMk Fane Klamath Tractor & Implement Co? KIssslk r.B Samson Implement Co. KuuB.sk raao West-Hitchcock Corp. Blaaaslt rant Byron Johnson Malta CASCADE IMPLEMENT DEALERS ASSN. How Wat Cement Block USEB0N0EX-frvioj jfceotrfi your ntw hunt Sondes wait moisture out f your walls. Also mellow (the appearance of cement iblock. Givei-llved-ln" look, low cost. U with I brush or sway. Get your BONDEX color card from.,j Bis Basis tiambtr Main Si Spring SU. Bllldera L.mber Ca. an So. Sth St. J. W. CesatanS T.rS. OS Main St.. Klamath rails Tulal.lt., Calif. Oss.rat Paint CarimSM SIS Mala SL Oaallar's Wallpaper so Paint Sl.fe 434 Main St. Also Available From Your Neighborhood Paint, Hardware and Lumber Dealer. BIBT, lis M, ISM, Mt Itma tour of the valley with tho Lake view group. Lunch wu mcvsjA at tho CCC camp. Mr. Elgin, county agent 6f Lake county, and Andy Christ lnaon and Earl Smith of th at to board of soil conservation and tha following from Lake view mado up th group: Erwin Abramson, Jim Van Kuhlen, Horry Crowl, Roy Perry, Jim Houston, Ernest Bus, Cat Dent, Deo Chandler, Larry Beason, Mil Blalock, Richard Buch, MoMn Polndexter, Elgin Cor nett, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Camp bell, and Mr, and Mrs, Everett Riggs. Classified Ada Bring Results. Men's Store: All Wool Sweaters Coat and slip-on styles by Columbiaknlt and others. FEZ Colognes and Lotions Just right for dad. Pkoft 5471 to as. Lamber ani S.pplr C. S3S Sc. Sth St. Lake Cea.tr lUwe. Ct. LaJt.vlaw. Ore. I. a. Paltsrae. Paint St.ro 1S3S East Main St. Vhe Bias. Cemp..f Wholesale Only SIS Market SL l.b.rban Lamber Ce 47S4 So. Sth St Swsa Lake Me.lll.f Cfc ssaa So. u St. dill (Shi t-l .- U III AT mm 6 r I I 7 l"Lrl i t. W ""saiisssssa.aj
