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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1947)
WEATHER otir.dUN Cluuily and arullaratl ilmwara luilar, lilyl and Sunday, lul only liailly climily In aiiiilliwaal I. .illiiii Huiiilay. I.lllla laniiaralut tliama, MiHlaialt anulliai ly wln.l. oil ''nVi'mtIIKIIN CrAl.lrOMNIA -- Cluutlr villi lll'il iliuwaia ItHlay liarnmlH willy elmiilv IniiWil ami Nmiilay. Illalilly warmer nvar Inlarlnr Htuwiay. joiilla In mtnlatala toulhwaalarly wind 'kiTmATII rAI.1.8 AND VICINITY -Mu.lly elnuily Willi iniiilorale aluiwan ,l.r. Similar narlly I'lowlr '"' ilmwan. Illali ("day '. Low liillll 11111 Hiimlay 70. Drill Pay Autliiirird Wurd lm ueeii roielved tliul llio elec.li miles warfare nmipiuiy of Uie navy re erve hrro him linen uuthoiiwd for ilrlll tiiiV. All liiemlier of llio elco Irutili'M warfare cimiimiiy '' . to Kitniti uie indium Monday ululit ill Din iidiiiliilnlratliiii build Inu nt Uie airport mi llinl the inns Irr lor drill my tun be made up. Tim Ural shipment ' riidlo euul mriit lias been received mid In now al tlio airport, null work "I aellliw up Hip equipment will be stalled Monday iiMim. To irdrurdMr. mid Mm. 1. W. Maclteynold of Uili. cliy let t today l..r Midlord where they will ytt.lt hla puii'iit. Mr. mid Mm. Wild Miulleyiiolds. They will also meet Miu'KryiioIdH' slaler mul brother-Ill-Inw. Mr. mid Mm. It. N. UiidrMiillh of Clni liinmi. O.. who cmue to Porl- laliu uy Iriiin. mm new irom um ' lo Ihe vullev cliy. The MucHeyniildii will l el ui ll lule Huiuluy. Mlinlle llauihlrr lo InaUII- Calliolli) Dnimhlem of America will hold InMallallon of offlcem. Mon . rtiiy, Juno 2 hi II u m., In Uie pariah linfl. Member from Malln. Merrill, dillonum. Klamath Aiiency and Tulelake will be the hostesses end nil members lire tuned to attend. Club lo Meet The Home Kco nonius club of ihe Mldlmid rene will meet Willi Mr. Kred Crapo. Tuesday. June 3. m 3 B. m. Members should brlnu Uilmble, a It phi i u ird to embroider new ten towel lor the Hi miuo klUhen, firmliMlea Vernon I. Hubble, seaman, aecoild rinse. UHN, son of Mr. mid Mm. King H. Hubble of llonmiut. Ore., Una been sraduatfd from basic enilliieerliig school nl the Naval Triilnlng Center, Oreat Lakes, III. Hlliiuprr AmntlR oul-of-t own hopier III Klunmlli Kail Unlny were Mr. mul Mm. P.. M. Illrka, Waller Bniltli mid Wnller Hinlili Jr., mid Mm. Orrln Hiinklns of llonmiu, mid Frank J. Sullivan of Tulelake. (.. Kaal Dr. mid Mm. W. M. HKeetnmii mid baby, trie, left by plane Tueaduy for llrlsrrllff. N. Y. They Imve been visions Mm. Sweet man parent. Mr. end Mr. Kred Peteraon of Bummer Inue. Neldihur of Wooderafl Tllere will be remiliir ineellnit of Nelsh bnr of Woodcraft. Monday, Juno 3. nl 8 p. m. in the KC hull, followed bv pntlui'k aupper. The Juvenile mrel I hut mime afternoon 111 Hie KC Hall t 4 p. 111. Cook-Out The Chrl Seoul lend rpr rook-out Hi Mixire park will held Monday mornliiH m ID uu Itu it la HiHiiHlly rnluliiu. For In funnnllon cU Mr. Ocorgo Ckind rey hi 4330. , Police Book Four Persons Four lierhoii were booked t the county Jul! over the holiday, three of Ihem for IrmiiorHry atoiia. Jon Tlioinn lliirdy, 18. of Baker, it route back to Wwxlburn with mi offlrer. aiient yeterdy III the eoinily lockup. Jlo waa arrenled In Elko. Nev., after breaking out of the boya' tralnlnii sdiool at Woodburn three lime. Anriv Imi Pre.nton. 18. an army deaerler from Fort Lewi, was Rr reaied yenlerday by Mu'.j police at Bonanza and la held for military Hiithnrltlen. llelbert F.ll nne. 34. of Klainnth. Tdnho, waa locked up yenlerday while en rnulo to Onkland, Culll.. with mi officer. Ho I wanted In Onkland for blmunv. The only purely local arrest wnn that of Thoiun Warren Wataon, 46. who pleaded KUllty to trenpiiw In Juallre court till morning. Walaon pleaded Rullly and wan sentenced lo pay u fine of 135 or upend 13i dnya In )nll. The enne Involve a family fraca nlthntiKh the charno filed aKiilnnt Wntnon was trespass, a mlndemeauor. Km oil M. D. Iliitcliliiaoii, wii mun, first claiui, mm of Mr. mid Mm, L. W, Hutchinson of 6303 Welton drive, Klamath Fulls, has been enrolled Hi the fleet training center, I'curl Harbor, for a course of Instruction In the inuliiU'iiiiiico of electronics equipment. Ilulchlii aon, who entered the naval service Juno 38, 1U4I), received his recruit training nl the naval training cen ter, aim Diego. Calif. Basin Honors War Dead IJoiweeu Intermittent torrents of riilulall yesterday morning, the member of the vurlous veteran or giinlr.iillon and clilxens withered to pay tribute to the deud of three war In befltllug Memoriil Day ceremoii lea. Kiuly In Hie niornlng, friends and former nuvy men gmliered at the Link river bridge for a nnvul burial ceremony with the Hev. Victor Phil lips acting as chaplain, In true IIUVMl hIuIm - -hh l,,.vl..l u.a. memory of the men who lost their - in tun nrrvice wnn ine navy and roast guard. A alinrl i.r,la u- 1.1. 1 .1.. memorial shaft on the courthouse ai me oaae or wnicii wreath were laid, Chmnlier of commerce president. Phil Hitchcock. Hcted a master of ceremonies at the event and Introduced Jack Unman, chair man of the war memorial commit tee, who, In hi role as principal siieaker for the day. reminded his HUdlenre of the great sacrifice which had been made In the service of the country, and warned that America must remain strong In the event of future war. A facsimile of the Tomb of the unknown Boldler was erected before Ihe Veteran Memorial building and appropriate wreath ceremonies were conducted there also. Following the rite at the court house, the group paraded to Llnkt vllle cemetery where the Veteran of Foreign Wars conducted service over the grave of a war veteran. During the observance, groups of planes winged overhead dipping their wings In tribute to the occasion. 1 New Training Plane Here AI Mocabee, operator of a loctil flying service, arrive" In Klamath yesterduy at the controls of a new IIM Piper cub PA-ll trainer, the latest In the line of these famous pilot trainer craft. Mocabee made the trip down from Portland In one Imp, taking three hours and lo minutes for the trip. Ills two-year-old son. Wayne, ac companied him on the trip. I he new plane, a two place, tan dem, 66-horscpower Job, In palmed new and distinctive blue mid yellow, and will be on display al the airport from now on. New Taxicob Business Slated Dick nankin. 438 8. (Ui. who lor 30 year ha driven buses and stage lor various companies, i starting a cab biislnex for himself in the Ma nn and Uonanza area about June 6 Rankin will operate two cab Willi Everett William a the other Hrr-".lJrt.,WIU covcr fi-rltory around Malln and Bouanu and Into Klamath Fall, operating froIn ,n office In the Malln hotel Ki!.'J,.l,ndr'Ven ,or O0 tge. Klamath Bus company. Oreyhound. and California Transit companlrs, mid hu lived In Klamath Fall for the past six year. Williams comes from Bend where lie has been working a a cab driver for the past few years. Reynolds In Boise Chamber Karl 0, Reynold, for many year secretary of the Klamath County chamber of commerce and now as- & slstant manager w of the western division of the United State chamber of commerce, ha accepted an of fer lo become manager of the liolse chamber. It was disclosed Nvf7 Reynold will . S. . A-J hike over hi new duties at Bolso on July 1. At the Idaho capital he will succeed Ned Harlan, lormer Oregon cham ber man, who I moving to The Dulles to go Into private business. For the last three years, Reynold has held the lob with the U, a. chamber, with headquarter at Bun Francisco, He ha retained hi home here In the Hcnlev district, Reynold aald today that Tom Cunning, former Klamath Falls man who ho been chamber mana ger at. Lewlston, Idaho, for several yeum, ho been given the lob of Idaho state director of publicity, and ulso Is moving to Boise. Paine Admits Car Theft ii, Dlt lit auaned Ban quentln prisoner who fought IU city police nere aevcu wm nv, has finally admitted stealing a car In Klamath Fall and driving It to v,.rt ifuoiath there Hbandonlng It and taking another car. Paine had previously aenica taxing ciui r. . . , tv ifnrmnHnn aa received In a bulletin by the state police. Fol lowing IIIC gun uame imi last March 31, Paine disappeared with a 1937 Chevrolet belonging to nr. .i ii,M,n .,. Cwrtitn avenue. This car wo later found at Fort Klamath and a ronuac oeionging U Harold Wlmer wu found (lolen from there. ft... trail ai,Hm4 tt'ltii tha last stolen car until police at Kusaell- Vllie, Ara., arroaica rauio uu may 4. Al first Paine refused to tell what he had done with the car, but finally admitted selling It to a man at Riuaellvllle for $60. Po lice found the man, who had In the meantime sold the car again, also for $50. Authorities still have not been able to find out what Paine was doing or where he was during the intervening month from his escape and capture. Friends Invited To Hodley Services Friend of Harold Hadley. Klam ath man missing In an Odcll lake fishing expedition, have been Invited lo attend memorliil services which have been scheduled for Hie First Presbyterian chuich at 3 p. m. Mon day. Rev. David Barnett will have cham of the service, Uearchers have not found the bodies of Mr. Dudley and Leonard Callller. who are feared drowned in the lake. MRS. TRUMAN BAME ORANDVIEW, Mo.. May 31 (Pi The condition of Mrs. Martha E. Truman Is "still favorable" after a day In which she just "held her own." her physician reported today. Judges For Carnival Arrive The seven Judge for the Disabled American Veteran sponsored Kid dle Kurnlval arrived In town last night and hud placed before them a full schedule of Judging today. In the parly nre Conidr. Cecil Zellnskl of the Oregon City chapter, DAV, E. R. Tanner, treasurer of the Ore gon City chapter, Mrs. Blanche Zellnskl and Mrs, Olga Van Lanlng ham. Judging was continuing at the Eagle hxige today for the selection of finalists, who will participate at the final award showing to be held In the KUHtt auditorium June 9. At that time 73 trophic will be pre sented to the moat beautiful and most handsome children a (elected by the Judge. Naomi Shrine Installation Naomi Bhrlne No. 6, local affiliate of the Order of the White Bhrlne of Jerusalem, will hold Its first In stallation ceremony Tuesday eve ning, June 3, at the Masonic tem ple. The Installing officer will be Mrs. Blella Henry of Baletn; she will be assisted bv Mr. Delia Hay den and Mrs. Alma Bear also of Salem, and Mm. Beatrice Wilkes, Mrs. May Herndon and Mr. Mary Ellen Oaster of Klamath Fall. The officer to be Installed are the charter officer elected and ap pointed upon the organization of the Bhrlne last fall and will serve the first full year under the charter granted the organluitlon at the supreme Bhrlne session In Long Beach. May 8. The Installation ceremonies are open to Masonic member and their families and are scheduled to start approximately at 8:46 Immediately after a short busi ness meeting. Few Injuries Reported Here Only one person was Injured In the few auto accident which marked the Memorial Day holiday In Klamath county. Joseph Albert Murray, 79-year-old barber at Mer rill, Is In Hillside hospital after blacking out at the wheel of his car Just north of Merrill late yesterday. itospiuu aitenoanu sam inai uie man suffered a stroke. His car went off the highway Into a barrow pit but did not overturn. Murray re ceived a cut over his right eve, and was taken to the hospital by am bulance. None of the other accident yes terday caused Injuries. Thursday afternoon Mm. J. H. Leonard of 112 N. 8th, was knocked down by a ear driven bv Bert El liott, 33, of John Day. Ore., at 5th and Pine, but not seriously hurt. F.lltotl posted 110 ball with city po lice for failure to yield the right-of-way to a pedestrian. First Trinity Topic Chosen "King Above All Clods" I the title of the first sermon chosen by Rev. David F. Barnett Jr. for the first Bunday of Trinity at the First Pres byterian church. The Trinity season Is the time given to considering Christianity In everyday living. Hymns chosen for this day are "Holy, Moly, Holy," "Father and Friend, Thy Light, Thy Love," and "Fairest Lord Jesu." Colleen Creswell will sing the con tralto solo, "O Lord Most Holy," by Franck. accompanied by Mr. Wen dell Bmlth at the organ. Mm. James Plnnlger, director of the vacation church school, an nounces the general theme, "The Church Universal," with the song, "Our Church" as the theme. Scrip ture featured during the two-week session from June 9 through June 20 1 Bt. John, 16:6, commencing, "I am the vine, ye are the branches . . ." Leaders assigned to the school are Mr. Paul Tanner, primary depart ment; Mr. Kit Johnson, Junior de partment, and Mrs, Sherman Had ley and Mrs. Kathryn Cram, Inter mediate department. The Intermediate oiri- commu nicant clan meet at 4:30 D. m. Tuesday at the church. Crash Rumor Followed Up The air rescue service has dis patched a plane to Trail. Ore., about 30 mile north of Medford, to Investigate a report that wreck age of a plane had been sighted there, Capt. Douglas A. Lawhead, USA. said. Capt. Lawhead said a navy pilot on a routine flight reported that he had seen what appeared to be the tall section of s plane, lying on the south side of a slope near the community. The air rescue plane will fly over the area to take photo graphs, then will land at Medford to make a land search. McChord field official said no aircraft are missing or overdue re cently, although an 0-83 ha been missing since January and a civil ian Navlon ha been missing In the area since March. Baptist Pastor Arrives Here The Calvary Baptist church 1 happy to announce that Its pastor, Rev. Perry M. Johnson, and family have arrived and will be resldlnff at 4729 Shasta way. A warm Invitation is extended to the public to attend the service of this new church and meet Rev. and Mrs. Johnson and son, Richard. Service are conducted each Lord Day and each Wednes day evening In the auditorium of the city library, at 6th and Klamath. Member and friends of the church will participate In dedication ceremonle held In Keno Sunday afternoon, June I, at 2:30 for the purpose of setting apart a place of worship recently purchased by the Keno Baptist mission, which Is a unit of the Calvary Baptist church. Rev, C. A. Water house Is the mission pastor. The many friena of Rev. and Mr. R. N. Btapp, Rev. Harry Mora ta, James McOown and Pat Ham brick will be happy to know of their return to the city. They will lead their church In a Youth Revival during the eight day of June 22 tnrougn June zs. runner announce ment will be forthcoming. Service at the Calvary Baptlat church will be dismissed Sunday evening, June 1, and Wednesday evening. June 4, honoring the bac calaureate and commencement exer cises of the KUHS. Mr. Perley Webster, training union director of the Calvary Bap tist church and training union u- HHHAI.O NW, Klamath rails, Or a. lATtlRDAV, taf M, IM1, rat pervlsor of the newly organised Northwest Baptist association, ha been In Oakland, Calif., till week a a guest and speaker of the re gional training union clinic of the Southern Baptist Oeneral Conven tion of California, of which the lo cal church Is a cooperating constituent. Matthews To Start Sermon Series The Rev. Oodfrey Matthew will begin a series of five sermon this Bunday at the Community Congre gational church with the topic, "The Beginning of Our Rellg'on." The choir will sing two anthems, "Lead Me, Lead Me, Lord, In Thy Rlghteouine," Dy Wesley, ana "Dear Ood of Truth" by Kaschau. The choir Is under the direction of Mr. Marie Casjens with Mrs. Henry W. Moore, soloist. KENO BAPTI8TH TO OKDICATK CHURCH The Keno Baptist mission Will dedicate the recently purchased halt on Sunday, June 1, at 1:30 p. m. Member of Klamath Fall church are Invited to attend. Some 260 people attended the open house and taffy pull last Fri day evening. A project of recreation and entertainment Is planned, for the community. BEAT THE HEAT MeulJie iMiHitiltn i vr int r9t fr Uu than 1.1 Mr Itf q. fl. At,H rrt f lift U fU, lwn Inside tmaer.iiri m4 Ui ftltraetlve MM" nee, rr a he) l, (. er metal. rr ieeulrt,Uta Ph. GREM'S ROOFING SERVICI Klamath Business College 733 Pine St. Prion 4760 Enroll now for Special Summer Study' for a Complete Business Course. Visit Mr. and Mrs. A. Chandler Berry, Ross and Cynthia Ann of Situ Jose. Calif., are visiting for sev- I eral days al the home of his mother, Aim, o. n. ueny 01 2iua reclama tion. Mr. and Mm. Berry will also visit briefly with Mr. and Mm. Ross Carter of Etmene while the children remain in Klamath Falls, Now In Stock! G. E. Deluxe) Tank Type Vacuum Cleaners Also G. E. Upright . Models Fyock-Moon Incorporated 121-125 So. 9th Ph. 5400 III Prank Peyton, well - known employe of the Southern Pacific, Is 111 at his Pacific Terrace home. raj Life) assurance not because tomeono may die, but that someone may. continue to live. Wm. R. Elliott SUN LIFE OF CANADA wm. R. Elliott 731 Main St. Phone 7777 ISITORS WELCOME 1 t-" rtawart i Naraarr llae aui al Ha. Klamath Flower Shop mii s. ik Greenhouses rt.0. us Friendly u -i ncipruincs) ji j To Every . Creed and Pun Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M, Ward and Sons 925 High Phone 3334 SUMMER BAND HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER BAND ,11 HEALTH! Our Greatest Asset! Bath and Expert Swedish Massage NISSEN'S INSTITUTE PHYSICAL THERAPY Modern Equipment, Approved by Medical Pro fession. V. S. Government Hospitals and Health Club. OSCAR S. NISSEN, P.T. Director since 1920 110 N. 8th St. Phone S55S for Appointment COOKED A FINE DINNER; THEN THREW IT TO DOG One hilly recently slated that, she ' iiaerl tn throw her own dinner to I the dog mo.it of the time. It made Viler sick Just to look at anything yio cat. She wu swollen with gas, full of bloat, had headaches, felt worn nut and was budlv constipat ed. Finally she got INNER-AID and say she now eat everything in sight and digests It perfectly. Bowels are regular and normal. .She la enjoying llio once more and feels like "some other woman" aluco taking this New Compound. iininisk-aiu contains u ureat Herbs; they cleanse bowels, clear gas from stomach, act on sluggish liver and kidneys. Miserable peo ple soon feel different all over. Bo don't go on suffcrlngl Got INNER AID. Sold by nil drug stores. Adv. ISLECTKIC MOTORS Delco-Sunlite Distributor Don't waste lima trying to find new motor. Let us rebuild vaur old one. Special attention riven motor that operate water pump and aimllar necessary equipment, REBUILDING REPAIRS SALES 1IAIIIV Electric Co. 735 Commercial Phone 3269 Join The Summer Band! Arram. saw la Hart rr bay ar lrl an a Ran lailranaal. Summit ban elau.a will b. bell Id room l:s al Klamalb I'nlaa blih icbaal an itrlll ran Irani Jan. t Ibr.nih July IS. ) tiaiie. far Reilnnlns Sladrnti an Waaawlndi, Drail laalrantanli, and Stria Initrimaala, Clatiaa Car Advanta Sladinli .a Vta.dniada and llrau Inalramcnls. Haiinnvra' Ciaaa far P.rraiilon Inalrumrnla. Itailnnara data In Baten Iwirlln. (iaxri andcr aaiplrea ol Klamalb lalli Fabll. School Maol. Dtaartm.nl. Let m h.lp ran a.lect Joar Inilram.nt and aqulaantal, T.rrai avallabl.. DERBY'S MUSIC CO. 150 N- Phone 4519 C SUMMER BAND HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER BAND Tomogtotf ARMORY "Music As You Like It" by the DANCEMASTERS Admission.' 74c, Including Tex Sponsored by Post 1383. V.F.W. MADE TO MEASURE WINDOW SHADES NOW AVAILABLE Good quality OIL PAINTED SHADE CLOTH in all sizes. New rollers, or you can use your present rollers. One or two day service. ' CLAUDE H. DAVIS Window Shades Venetian Blinds Linoleum Carpels 426 Main Phone 4684 THE LILLIAN PETERSON Is now operating Clothes Mart and extends a Cordial Welcome to all! Clothing and fancy work of all kinds, clean and in good condition, purchased or taken on consignment. , Open from 9:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. 101 So. Ninth LU 1c(!at nan univ FUTURE HI in beautiful La ke wood Heights (Out Lakeshore Drive) Buy Your Homesite Now! Whether you are ready to build this summer or not, now is the time (before selection becomes more limited) to choose your homesite at Lakewood Heights . . . Klamath's restricted resi dential district a few minutes out. Lakeshore Drive, where de velopment now is starting. Each homesite is plotted to give un paralleled view. The cooling summer breezes off Klamath Lake, the natural setting . . . "that is living!" Lakewood Heights home sites are laid out in all sizes, priced from $500 to $1500. If You're Ready to Build . . R. Oliver, in addition to handling the sale of home sites, provides complete home plan ning and building service. This firm is prepared ; to plan a home to your specifications, individualize . ; it to the site of your choosing, and build it at once. R. P. Oliver also will build some homes at Lakewood Heights for sale this season. If you prefer to by-pass the details of planning and building, watch for these homes. R. P. Oliver "3 liiO 228 North 8th Street Phone 4710 er 7177 t
