Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1947)
HUM) ill Ml Malin Edgar Storll of Santa Monica, Calif., recently visited his sisters, Mr. Frank Paygr and Mrs. Ed win Petrasck. Mrs. Ted Vogel underwent major surgery at Hillside hos pital last week. The Parent-Patron club will meet January 21 in the high school with Mrs. Charles Hender son in charge of the discussion, "Music in Our Schools." Dick Stevenson is a pneumonia patient at Hillside hospital. Malin firemen met last week at the home of William Rajnus. Officers elected at the session were Edwin Petrasck, president; Bill Saunders, vice president; and Mervyn Wilde, secretary. Plans were discussed for the 'tfiremen's ball on February 8, With Vaclav Kalina as chairman. Louis Kalina and Emit Toffel were appointed captains and chose teams for the ticket sale. just wwem pop thought Febckles mao automobiles out of his system, freck brought home an old sedan WHICH HE bought wrm the proceeds From the sale OF HlSOCP JALOPY.' c o 1 I SEE! THE TIME-MACHINE JtMHCH IT...THEVRK tPA 1 4TTY , S. -.1 f-LTTl II II rTTNsCS n eUR. 1 VIKt Wi lO&ft O IttlNKrINa 1 B5"Ve f AND I fjt 1 THE PlACt HWlfc I IN PROPORTION "to OUR I Sk I TKfcfcfcW. I WW OCIflV. OBUGATIOtt COMfOBTlWl I FT I Vc KlUSiC I I 5 iMiSd owe.TWK6. It uict envta WK1MIN ietI I FISH IN I IS .. I POOL I OUTSIDE OUW etOROOM I WVT A If J ytfV Tl '' I ft VV1-UP I O I jr CHROMIUM OM1T6 1 Vt COULD ftUOfc RUSOT Wr&Sfcf 7V JTl WUWWtwl ' "r jr IaW, 10U UHStHOKI HkKE-M-TME-SKAS6!ir ac. ( 3Ke--lrEbHTmt IITJl STOP, VOU V 3 NOW 9UT"j7i I TRUST SOlfV WW HO SOB JV." TO WWt SeHJtNDCW - V J WIDCQ I A. I HWA NICE TllAe'-V ffj-x Al fV, , I II Z r IMA 'Y WELL. tM A OCgTOOWrr- l W SURG. COMICS AR6 FOP KOS v N O.K.-V NO-WWT-I LOST My PUBOSHER- I AMD (4 TELLINQ VOU, T f R THE KIQ IN LL OF US HM-M-- ' I'LL TEMP6(?rM HOT USED TO ( I KNOW I VOU DOKT KNOW All THE SAME AS CIRCUSES-JUST I'LL . GET OUT-I HAVING VOUMG WHIPPER- WHAT THE GOOD COMC FROM I PUN TWS STUFF A WEEK! VOULL THINK g sWErettrrT public wtisljwy eErrEANr GLORIA I "f WHERE, ON THE ."N i.l GIRLS WHO WANT TO BE -r - JUST SAW A L OICK? MERRy-GO-ROUND. J:p MERRY. GO 'ROUND TO 'i ' 1m HORSE WITH If WHERE? , j?P'L' " f VI 'XnM Sgg 'Zarztnte !h W i i1 r i S l?"' tW Vl 1 am the Rothmoor Scotty , jj Jm I, ij jj watchdog of quality matt Bly Among those returning home after the holiday vacations are Mr. and Mrs. Dave Campbell and daughters, Barbara and Jo. after two weeks spent in California. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin and children have returned from a 10-day vacation in California. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Armstrong and children are home after vis iting two weeks with relatives in Washington. Eldon Seymour and Mrs. Lisa Cummings returned from Iowa where they spent the holidays with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hadley and children spent the week end at Paisley where Hadley attended lodge. Mr. and Mrs. A. Protsman spent New Year's day at Alturas, Calif., with their daughter, Mrs. George Carlisle and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Munson and children left last week to make their home in Burns. The Mun- sons sold their home and busi - 1 fl THOUGHT VOUt) BANK. iMOM-y Vj3s5U C T'u VImua enr TurS Auc fwAITU. WJU SEe IT 1 i m ' i -iv-n. -r.- in ftiin-tt-v i irvM nicuv k l Hftuutt v mil imikk i iiiai' la r rrw 1 i v i i i "lv vnss'v i i I r'r - - I I nj ness here to Mr. and Mrs. Har old Graves. Munson has oper ated the Associated service sta tion and plant here for the past two years. Best of luck to Mr. and Mrs. Graves. Mrs. Florence Castddy re turned to her home at Gooding, Ida., after spending the holidays with her son Dunne Cassidy and family at Ivory Pine, Mr, and Mrs, Scoltle Lower are spending some time with rel atives in Idaho. Fort Klamath Mr. and Mrs. Delniar "Busier" Knox have moved back to Fort Klamnth from Salem. He is em ployed in logging by J. W. Fish er. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Thorpe, their son, Blaine and grandson, Jackie, were with relatives at Council, Ida., for the holidays, and report a most enjoyable trip in perfect weauier. The New Year's Eve dance at Chiloquin was well attended by local residents, who enjoyed a fine time. Mrs. Olcna Briscoe returned Saturday from Lakeview, Ore., where she was a guest over the holidays at the home of her son Bif v and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Briscoe and daughters. Mr, and Mrs, Alfred B. Castcl Jr., returned Saturday from Portland, where they spent New Year's with Owlet's grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tur ner. They were accompanied on the trip to Portland by Cnstol Sr., who rumniuod with his pur cuts at the Turner home while receiving a medical checkup at the veterans hospital in Port land. Mrs. Joe Taylor 'will leave soon for a two months' trip, dur ing which she will visit relatives at Long Beach, Calif., and at Kaukauna, Wis. New Pine Creek The holiday period was well observed here with the big barn dance given by the Willow Ranch union New Year's Eve, climaxing the general festivities. Around 500 persons took in this event and despite the wet, sticky condition of the floor brouput about by various causes that im peded smooth and uninterrupted dancing everyone had a big time. The new Gooch garage was packed and had the floor been llio smoothest in the world oocn&v , x do &Wt Mi UH ooc& to ee. CrftQNlD, BtfOt HJCH HU&fc I SOn.ThaTCa. ' was RnjiShed A LONG TIME it would still haw been difficult to dance due to the crowd, but the place was the typical Now Years drama of hilarity and gaycty, with confetti and noise makers adding xest to the vo ciferous laughter, The East Sldo grange orchestra furnished the music with Kay Williams assist ing on tho saxophone. One thing will be remembered about tho dance that will stand tho union boys In good stead when they get their own hall completed and are giving dances, is that they certainly Know how to put out a good lunch and very rea sonable. Feeding crowd such as the barn dance turn-out was no easy Job. The losing side of the East Side grange membership drive contest did themselves up brown on December 28 when they en tertained the winning side with a big supper, program and dunce. Roy l'arlin, lender of tho losing side, deserves .much credit for the success of the party and wishes to thank all those who cooperated with him so well, lie wishes especially to thank Mrs. Florence Uunliip for her violin numbers and others who took part in tho program, as well as. those serving on the supper committee. A physician was summoned for Evert Rcid last Tuesday morning when he luy seriously ill from a heart attack. Ho re sponded finally but not until after tho doctor had attended him for two hours or longer. On Wednesday he was much better and was able to sit up. Christmas Eve was no ordi nary Christmas Eve for the Al viii Butler family and Mrs. Frankie Williams, for on that evening Mrs. Williams gave her daughter Opal's hand in matri mony to Kelton Butler, In a quiet family wedding at her home. Rev. Eugene Barrows of ficiated. The young couple has remodeled what was formerly the Bill Blurton placo for their comfortable abode, and plan to make their residence here where the bridegroom is learning the store business In his father's store. The Happy Hour club met last Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Gladys Porter with Mrs. Louise Miller as hostess. Mrs. Allen was absent from the meeting as she remained in the bay district where she and her husband spent the holidays. Bill Allen re turned home last Friday. The Home Economics club of the East Side grange met Janu ary 2 and plans were discussed tor the coming year. An Invita tion was extended to all new grange members to Join the club by the new chairman, Mary Millsap. New and old members are urged to be present at the next meeting, January IB, as on that date mimes will be drawn for Secret Pals. Mrs. Thclma Butler will be hostess at the next meeting. At the close of the session, Mrs. Mary Snider, the hostess, served cheese appe tizers, graham cracker roll and coffee. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fisher and family. Earl Hindlc, Mclvin Anderson, and Mr. and Mrs. ir vin Faris and family, were din ner guests of the Charlie Vin cents on New Year's Day. Miss Helen Sanford returned Saturday morning from Cedar ville, where she had spent a week visiting relatives. The first regular meeting of the new year of the Boy Scout troop was held Wednesday eve ning at the grange hall with Pearl Stewart as leader and Roy Millsap as assistant. Plans were made for the 1947 program and the bovs are looking forward to an interesting and instructive year. Miss Susan Fans returned on Tuesday from Eugene, Oregon, where she visited with friends during the Christmas vacation. While there she visited with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wenelt, who wished to be remembered to their many friends in this vi cinity. Mrs. Frank Alexander left last Sunday for a visit with rela tives and friends in Oakland, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ma whinney of Klamath Falls, moved Into the Jim McGrew property recently. They may be leaving soon however as Ma whlnney failed to get the rail road job he bid on which was the run from Lakeview to Wil low Ranch. He may have to BICYCLES Full Size and Junior STEEL WAGONS TRICYCLES TAYLOR-TOT BABY WALKERS POOLE'S Bicycles le Sporting Goods 222 So. 7th DELICIOUS? , . . Yes Sir'. PLAN ON HAVING YOUR SUNDAY DINNER AT THE WINEMA COFFEE SHOP - Under the Direction of , Chef Danny Marmo HOURS S to 124 to 8 We ar now able te lake earo of email Banquele and Private Parllei, nlrlhdaya, Weddlnte, ete. Telephone 4IS1, move back to Klamath Falls on another job. Mr. and Mrs. Amll Rlsley have moved from tho Cumbron placo to the old Andrew Dotor ranch. Glesner Blunt and Kurlc Jones left lust Tuesday for Toledo, Wush., where Mr. Jones has a logging contract. Kir. und Mrs. Jack Uunlun en tertained Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Vincent and family at dinner last buncuiy. Mr. and Mrs. Enrle Butler and son Kenneth went to Paisley to nuve New Year s dinner with Mr., and Mrs. J. Branch, A rousing charivari was ex tended to Mr. and Mrs. Kelton Butler, newlywcds, last Krlilny evening. Tho restless funsters also slipped up to the Roy Purlin homestead and routed out Cliff and Zola, peacefully ctrscounccd in bcd-tlmo slumber, und put those newlywcds through a rough round of charivari mancu. vers. No scars wcro detected on the victims the following duy und they never even took a cold due to uiuluo nuclurnui ex posure'. Clyde McLnin Is home on a few duys lcavo from Norfolk, Va. He has about three more years In the service. Clyde looks well and from all anpeurances the nnvy has been doing a good job of feeding him. Ho is taking up engineering. Eugeno Smith has purchased a home in Alturas and plans to move thcro soon, Ho has been leasing his father's ranch for the last several years but decided to chango his occupation. R. W. Odle Is now living In Needles, Calif., and is engaged in the carpentering trade. He says that town is a pretty town, with all flowers out in bloom, and is enjoying a building boom. He has been doing qulto a bit' of hunting and fishing on the side also. Poe Valley The Warren Moore family shopped in Kluinuth Falls this week as did the Clarcnco Web ber family. Wo have a lady mall carrier here now as our regular mull carrier has gone on a vacation. The Joe Nork fumlly were callers in Klamath Falls from here Wednesday. Word was received here by relatives of the serious illness of Herbert Storey of Lakeview. He in a son-in-low of Mrs. Mary Brcilhaupt and one-time resident of this valley. Mrs. Breithaupt and Paul went to Lakeview to be with the family, Emil Wells Is helping Breit haupt bale hay. The Kerns Implement man was a caller here from Klamath Falls Tuesday. The Breithaupt families at tended a basketball game at Bcatty Thursday night. Junior Kester was on the sick list this week with a sore throat. Among shoppers who were in Klamath Falls from here after New Year's were Mrs. Hallle Haines. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Irvln Ross and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nork and John. Congratulations to the Joe Sulllvans and the John Abra hams on the birth of their sons. Mr. Parker and Mr. Young were business callers here from Midland Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Wells were shoppers in Klamath Falls Sat urday, as were Mr. and Mrs. Ir vin Ross. The Hallie Haines family were shoppers in Klamath Fall from here Saturday. Bly Warren McCain, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCain left December 27 to enter college In Chicago. Warren plans to take a coui 'c In electrical engineer ing. He was discharged from the navy a year ago and has been working at Weyerhaeuser Camp 6. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hadley had as their guests on New Year's Day, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bannis ter, Mr. and Mrs. George Elder and daughter and Teddy Pauck of Paisley, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bannister and daughter of Altur as, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Connor are home again after visiting relatives in Idaho the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Myers and daughter returned home - last Pilgrim Holiness Church Wantland at Division Services! Sunday School...... 9:4S A.M. Worship lliOO A.M. Evangelistic 7:30 P.M. Prayer Matting Wednesday 7:30 P.M. Rev. SHERMAN MOORE, Minister 2325 Eberleln Phone 34S3 SENTENCED TO DIE!!! No Reprieve, No Pardon. No Can Be Come KLAMATH TEMPLE Rev. Dan B. Anderson, Pastor At 1007 Pine St. KRAI.B NW. KUmalk dill, On. week after a two weeks' vaca tion spout In Los Angeles. Calif Tho Ideal grocery operutvd by Edna Hook closed on December Uli. Mrs. Book has no definite plans but will remain in Bly for Ilia remuliider of tho school term. Wilbur Book, who has worked at tho Ideal, la now working for Hoy Carter at tho sycun store. Frank Obonchiilu Jr., Is now nt home, after an appendectomy performed tlm latter part of Do ccmbor In Klamath Falls. Henley The Henley high school stu dent body received a check for $iiou Monday, January 7 from tho Henley Alumni association, This chuck was given to help defray expenses Incurred during the pust footbull seusun, Tho uluinul rnlsed the money by giving a pie social that wus lielcT last December 28, In the school gymnasium, The check was greatly ap preciated by tho high school which wishes to express Its ap preciation to the alumni for tho way it has backed the school with loyalty and financial as sistance. A group of Henley graduates met 111 early December and or ganized the Henley Alumni as sociation for the puriHiso of school and community service. Anyone who has attended school at Henley Is eligible for mem bership and dues are 80 cents a year. The first venture of tills group wus a pie social and dance given in tho gym on December 28. Henry Scmon was auctioneer and $360 was cleared after ex penses were paid. the following officers were elected to servo until next Sep tember. President, Mary Gober; vico president, Paul Whlttatch; secretary, Olive Marshall; treas urer, Ben Murphy, Mary Gober appointed com mittees who served for the pie soclul and danco. Food com mittee: Muttia Gocller, Frances Hllyard, Blanche Slaughter, Ann Fuirclo, Murjorie Howe. Music: Put and Fred Beymer, Paul Whltlutch and Mildred Cunningham. Advertising: Gretchen and Wallace Thomp son, Marie and Merril Bond, Charlene and Wilbur Rclllng. The next meeting of the Alumni association will be held at the school on the last Satur day in March. The Alumni as sociation is sponsoring the Hen ley basketball team who play In the county league, A wrtslwatch was presented to Carrol B. Howe by members of the football team at an as sembly on Friday. Fred Hess, captain of the team made the presentation. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bark have sold their ranch in this district to Harold Dehlinger and will move to Klamath Falls. The property Is across the road from the Dehlinger ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Recder will leave for Portland on Thurs day where he will enter the clinic for medical treatment. Two house-warmings occurred last week when friends honored tlw Harvey Wise family and the Glen Dehlinger' In their new homes. Each couple was pre sented with gifts from their friends. On Sunday a large crowd of young people enjoyed the skat ing on Lost river and on Nuss lake. Mr. and Mrs. Roy La Prarie are visiting relatives at Grldley, Calif., this week. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris have returned here to make their home. They were married in October at San Diego. Mrs. Norris, the former Jean Perk, was a navy nurse and recently received her discharge. "cc6unt1l6v JUNEAU. Jan. 11 (T) Alas ka's bank balance at the close of 1946 was the lowest In 10 years. Territorial Treasurer Os car Olson reported today. It was $067,632.03. This was $384. 779.47 lower than a year previous. Lombard Leads Again! EXCLUSIVE GRANITIZE SERVICE Tee nedera eaolaod el mallei aalemehlle rialihoa. rBANITI7.I SOLUTION eenlalne a malarial wklrh !. a sard, iSI'KL'!L'"JfS U"'?,J' ''" a arr blik la.lra Wllll'll CANNOT RC OBTAINED BV THE HAND Mr.THOU Or fOI.INIIINO. There la aelhlna like" OBAMTIJSE. OBANITIK el.ane. p.ll.h.. end Ir.r.e a iVeill, sraloellto eeallaf. II li net nere.urp le a IANITI.M ear. Tkle ealallen le made far nacblne Kerb and a trained epereler le neeeiearr ler the beat reealle. WE WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER YOUR CAR . . . SHINING LIKE NEW FOR 1-DAY SERVICE DIAL 3136 LOMBARD MOTOR 822 So. Bth Expected The Date HEAR! Sunday Night Hear! Evangelist J. J. Humphries Tell this gripping story of the lost few days of a condemned man. Th Climax Will Thrill You. Mrs. J. J. Hiimphria Song Loader. rVrViViVuVlWiniVnAi 1 Revival Services Tues. Through Friday, 7:45 P. M. And Enjoy A Spiritual SATURDAY, ha. II, lltf, !! Langell Valley Mrs. Mu ry Smith spent the holidays at Yubu City and Kel. iieyvlllo, Calif., visiting her two sous and tholi- families. Mr. and Mrs, llorllhy and family of Algoiim and Mr. and Mrs. Eriiio Pool of Klamullt Falls spent tlm holhliiys with their pureiits, Mr. and Mrs. lion Nork, Mr, und Mrs. Louis Monroe of Cuvo Junction and Mr. mid Mrs. Iteg Thomas and family were dinner guests of Mr, und Mrs. BUI Burnett and fumlly. Mon roe's spent New Year's fcvo and New Year's Day with t h Fra.lers. Mr. Elliott House spent last week In Klumalli Fulls with her diiughtur mill family, Mr. and Mrs, Don Itox. Congratulations lo Mr. and Mr. Herman 1 Indues who were married recently, Mrs. Ilodgcf Is the forntor Mario Miles. Mrs. Frmik Pnpnlo recelvpd the sad word that tier sistor-ln. luw. Mrs. Fern Turner, passed away suddenly on December 23 at her.home near Scuttle. Mrs. Mary Dearborn, Churles Dearborn. Jim and Ralph Wo. mack and Jack McAullffe were Sunday dinner guests at the Leuvitt home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frazler were dinner gursts at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pepple on Saturday evening, to celebrate Mrs. Frazler's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Plnelll are 'V spending a week s vacation In Sun Frniu-lsro. Mrs. Paul Iloteim of Midland Is slaying with the Burnett children whllo Ilieir par ents are away. Pete Hodges left Monday for San Franclscu on a business trip. Pete was the lucky winner of a Tuleluke homestead. Art Mon roe of llonaiizu was an alternate. Albert Dearborn and Clarence Gllmun left Thursday to spend few day on the const. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. Hay Murcliant and Clarence Gllmun spent New Year's Eve with Mr. and Mrs. Reg Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hriczlsre and son spent tho holiday In Klumulh Falls with relatives and friends. Mr. snd Mrs. Louis Randall and son spent Christmas week at Seattle with her parents and other relatives und friend. Mury Ann Wilson spent Wed nesday with Audrey Cochran. Don Lewlson was home for the holidays from his station at San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gift left Thursday morning for Arizona to spend severui iiionins, noping. to benefit Lloyd's health. Martin Drown and hi aunt, Mr. Dunbar, siwnt Sunday with the Owen Pepple. Liquor Commission Sued For Taxes OLYMPIA, Jan. 11 Ml Wash ington and Oregon liquor control boards have been sued by the m federal government for $4,263, J S88 claimed due In Income and ' excess profits taxes by the Water fill and Frozler and the Shawhatt distilleries, purchased In 1943 by the two states, tho annual report of the Washington board has dls closed. The report said "It Is Impos sible to state with any degree of certainty when the cases will be heard by the U. S. tax court, should It be necessary to bring the matter to trial." NEW MAYOR BEND, Jan. 11 (,Vi Gerald W. McCann, a war veteran. Is the new mayor of Bend. McCnnu, one of the three city commis sioners, wus elected by ecrct ballot of the commissioners. CMiaoroaiiT roor ipicixliit Dr. Kenneth S. Gervia Pl Svrttry , OMfcM McATEE CLINIC Itt . ll si PknM ni Escape Is Set Uplift X
