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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1947)
a New Pine Creek l3 Upwards to 75 children re en a lylns tlie Biblical Instruction end -Y.. nnnMri IL-ilh till hlble school activities held at the rTlrst Baptist church for the past u-o weeas. i nc auuuui it v. . .1 V. I f .11 t hriKA u-hn nTve attended the Bible school and J Brents of the dilldren who wish i to bttend. mi program wui w t-lght when the children will exhibit aielr work. v"! Mr. Freda Evans U to be con jratulated on her untiring effort as Aeeneral superintendent In putting .1 , , , Alnnff With a er those who are giving splendid I"ooperauon are uie rp tractors: Mrs. Norma Nellson, who . &I helping with Ue primary group; 1 -Ira. Ruby Partln. who has the Ju iilor class; Mrs. Eugene Barrows nHho has the intermediate class; -r.l ym..Im ct flair and RiV. EU- aerie Barrows, who are also helping wilth the junior class, arm . vy. JJf. Cook who has the beginning class ?f tiny tow. v The California sUte highway de inartment began Uie work today of .novlng buildings on the California -Tide off the new highway right-of-5 vay. Gordon Patterson's house was ft he first to be moved, then in order SavM be Johnston s home and service Vatlon and the old barber shop ..-ullding. Then Uie east side build ings all will be moved. In all it ivlTl make considerable work in the Nown for the coming months. It is . understood that Johnstons will erect Si new modern service station when , he corner now being used has Jn changed. Their home when fVoved will face east on the high way. All buildings will be moved ftack approximately 12 feet. W Mrs. Ruth 6orenson of Sacramen- o, Calif., her husband and family Spent last week-end here visiting Relatives. They stayed all night Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. iTom Dick. The vis ti tors left Mon i'tay for Crater lake, and after mak Sing a circle over toward the coast "a-lll motor back to their home in 5.3an Francisco where Beldon is a j"-nanarer of the Sun Beam Vacuum gleaner company. The Youth club members and l.Jieir parents had a big picnic up "it the East Side Orange picnic Jfjrounds last Sunday. Homemade S.ce cream was a. feature of the pic 5nic lunch and Softball was played Lfor recreation. All Uie youngsters rplled into Andy Anderson's truck Sand motored up to the lakes where Sawimming took place. Then the &rroup came back to the picnic grounds, played some more ball, ate Rome more and came home. Around 'HO persons were present. S Ernest Robnett had a close call Jitast week while riding down on Uie jake front His horse got caught in Wbe1 wire that was lying un , noticed In the grass and became Jhinruly. Ernest saw the wire drag- f tHm orau Via I-If of him Sind seeing what was up, attempted ?to get off to extricate his horse from Ttho treacherous wire. The horse Li UUJ nuw .treared and whirled at Uie same Ittlme, throwing Ernest off his feet, Jj.but he still clung to the saddle Jrhorn. The animal kept whirling J, and became more and more entan- the wire, tearing his clothes nearly D .1 It I Um KaHln In .iftU Oil BI1U VUktms wau. ... several places as he was drafted in the sharp barbed wire for a ways. His chest was hurt and his knee (badly wrenched, besides Uie cuts ,ajid bruises. A nice pink and blue shower was riven for Mrs. Helen Tucker last Wednesday, afternoon on the spa ,ciou lawn at the Alpha Smith V. ,., KA oiimH w r j present and the occasion was very loveiy. wiui suiiuk ujush. ui the. v nice summery afternoon, and the unwrapping of numerous gifts. W. C. Larkin is going to work his Chiloquin Eric Nelson arrived from South ern California last Tuesday to spend a month with his mother, Mrs. Rolf Plelke, of White Pine apartment in Klamath rails, no six-m uiv week-end visltina wlUi friends In Chiloquin. On Saturday morning he traveled to Aisea, as a gurai. ui mi. and Mrs. O. D. MrKel. Jean, and David. He planned to visit with Mr nd Mrs. Charles Oruberman. Marv Margaret McEnroe, who had been visiting her aunt and un cle. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren, left on Friday night for her home In Baker, Ore., where she will en ter her last three months of nurses training. Dr. L. S. Cressman spent last week-end In Eugene on business. Kenneth Roberts returned from three weeks in Hillside hospital on Friday night but will be confined to bed for approximately two months at home. Wavne Morland. from Spokane. Is spending part of the summer with his aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whiting. Wayne arrived nearly three weeks ago. Kenneth Arnold, Uie "flying Boise businessman." who reported the strange flying objects last week end, t the husband of Charles War ren's niece, and with his wife has made several stops locally. Visiting with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roberts. Is Gene Palmer of Los Angeles. He arrived last Monday morning. Bill Flovd was to dork In Seattle from a two weeks' cruise with Uie naval reserve training program on Tuesday, July 1, and will undoubt edly hurry home to try out the new family car. as well as to visit. His sister, Rose Marie, is beginning a shift as telephone operator at Klamath Agency this week, replac ing Lila Porter, who is leaving on vacaUon. Visitors from the Black Hill dis trict in South Dakota at Uie home of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Para too were her brother. James Emerv. and sons. Jim and Eddie, of Deadwood, and friends. Harry Larson and Al bert Mitchell, of Bel Fouche. The Para loos left on Sundav to begin their summer watch on Swan Lake lookout tower. mining claim for several weeks while up here on his vacation. He is also enfoying some fishing while here. Mrs. Harvey Porter is away to summer school down at Portola. Calif. She left last Sunday and will be gone for several weeks. John C. Cloud is staying with Harvey and son and they are having a big time batching. Mrs. Porter is making preparations to teach at Uie Willow Ranch school this fall. George Schamel is operaUng a ditch digger for Nalley Green, doing work down In Uie Robnett and son's field. Wellman Smith has completed his three-room cabin up at his Moon light mine and is now numbering the old tunnel from which he will branch off to Uie shaft he is sinking on Uie spot where he made his rich strike. By fall he will know for sure the true nature of his vein. Several miners are now busy working their claims and more are in prospect. Make your spring cleaning pay off. Sell those still useful but no longer needed articles through The Herald and News Want Ads. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long. Short Trips mots Yourself Bare tt STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main Ve ere pleased to announce fest every bottle of Milk from Lost River Dairy Is NOW protected by this Sterilized Hood I1 In addition to the regular cap on our bottles, V are sow doubly protecting the purity of yowr milk wiab a sterilised Sealright hood. TW aertra oorar proteota the entire pouring auriaea of the bottle aamet handling kt de Nvarr 1 i a attant sentinel, guarding your wMk, m k etaoda eposed on the doorstep. There la bo need now to waeb. off ie bottle kp Doloro powrintf. Your asllk from our dairy wM annas to you isaaalilily proteeted every Ha MOT CBOVSWB Fort Klamath PORT KLAMATH Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Roeder and sons last week were Mr. and Mrs. Mar tin Paget of Merrill, Wis., and Bertha Merta of Detroit, Mich. The group enjoyed a few days' stay here before going back home. Merrill. Wis., is the former home of Mr. and Mrs. Roeder before they came to Fort Kiamiun to reside, mgci is employed in Merrill by Herbert Hins, brother-in-law of the Roed ers, who is in business there. W. A. Donnelly, accompanied by a friend, called on old friends here last week while on a fishing trip to Diamond lake. Mr. and Mrs. Don nelly and daughter. Gwendolyn Jane, now make their home at Mill brae, Calif., where they operate a service station. Donnelly was for several years employed here as lo cal foreman for the state highway patrol. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Hessclgrave and sou, accompanied by Gene Hes selgrave and son, Wayne, left Sun day for their home in Macintosh, S. D., after spending some time visiting here at the home of the Hesselgraves' mother, Mrs. Prank Edwards. Harold Wlmer returned Friday afternoon from a week's trip to Russelville, Ark., where he went by plane from Klamath Falls the pre ceding Thursday night to recover the Wlmer Pontine sedan stolen April 1 by Alfred Paine, escaped San Quentin convict, who is now back In Sap Quentin following his capture by officers at Russelville, where he was caught burglarising a store, and shot In Uie leg by offi cers. The car was recovered In fair condition and driven back here by Wimer at his o. n expense. Mrs. Nora Souther and son, Rich ard, have arrived here to make their home. Mrs. Souther, the for mer Nora Copeland. will be em ployed in the local telephone office. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leavengood and Mrs. Joanna Taylor made a trip over the week-end to Sveet Home, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vlgue and brought back Mrs. Leavengood's daughter for a week's visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Vigue are Phyllis' grandpar ents and former residents of Fort Klamath, and now operate a res taurant at Sweet Home, where they recently moved from Everett. Wash. Week-end houseguests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Castel were Mr. and Mrs. Al Lewis of Portland. Mrs. William C. Strahan and In- i fant daughter came home Wednes-1 day from the Klamath Valley hos- Ditai in Kiamatn Falls, where the ! baby was born June 20. This is the i first child of the young couole. and I she weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces at oinn. Mr. and Mrs. strahan have i chosen the name Nancy Lou for Uie new arrival. Enjoying a trip to Rogue River valley this week were the follow ing group of women. Mrs. Frank Denton. Mrs. Arthur Nichols. Mrs. Nettie Bishop and Mrs. Sarah Sto cum. The party called on friends and relatives at different valley points. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Strahan have sold their local property to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rightmeir and are this week moving to the state fish hatch ery at Crooked creek, where Strahan is employed. RiRhtmelr Is planning on improving his new propertv and renting it. He and his wife own and o Derate the RiRhtmeir apartments in Fort Klamath. VHY WE SAY a, It an X COUMI It KAWtCH STIPULATE ; i I bit word meaning a contract is de rived from Uie Latin atipula meaning draw. Among the Romans it was cus tomary to break a itraw when making a bargain and then match the broken endi to prove each party i right under the terms of the contract COM 14? IT tlNUM HMTMH COM TM WQtf IfWtl HtUVl ajo Malm Wesley Hamilton and Carl Rajnus left Friday for Beaver state at Cor vallls where they will spend a week representing Uie American Legion. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton are having extensive remodeling done on their home in Malin. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton left Friday for Eugene where they will attend the Shrine ceremonial. They expect to vacation on the coast and return to Diamond lake where they will spend some time fishing. . V. Dragil left recently for an ex tended trip to Europe. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Street have been visiting recently at the home of Mrs. Street's parents In Ten Mile, Ore. VacaUon Dr. and Mrs. M. W. Poole of this City left today for a week's vacation, driving to Yellow stone National park and Jackson, Wyo. $ee,dear, were saving money I To help you balance your budget, and your diet, Corn-Soya brings you lots of food value for your money. It's a delicious never before combination of flavor and nouriihment. Ready-to-serve. Get some today. Jelly CORN for Hever eas eaarey Sammy SOYA fer beo'y-salle'fai erefejai mml - . Art Group Lays Plans For Year Recently Incorporated as a non profit organlMitloii In Klninath Falls, Is the Klamath Art associa tion. The Incorporation was made about two weeks ago, but prepara tions leading up to the official birth of the organisation had stinted some five months ago. President of the new oritaiilMitlnn la Verne Swansen, locally promi nent artist and architect. Vice president Is Mrs. Elsie McNre, sec retary la Kntherlue llrumbaugh and treasurer la Ai t Helnhiirt. Already there lire 60 members In the group. According lo Itclnhnrt, spokesman for Uie aMioclntlon, the founders anticipate Uirlr group will be of considerable service to the communlly. Avowed purpose of the artistic complement Is to foster art appreciation In Uie Klamath basin. To further this purpose, lliey Intend 1 canning cherries? (JEB A INtllt ON-r IN THC MO 0 C UN SIFT -PROOF BAG limAI.D XBWS, Kl.m.lK r.lli, Or. TtlltSIIAT, Mr t. ! lt lo exhibit local nrllstlo endeavor as well as national anil International traveling art exhibits. Plans of the group itlsn Include the setting up of n scholarship plan, As with all scholarship plans, this one will clvo aMlalmico (o aaplrlug young artlsla who do not have the means to go to schools whore their talents call be developed. The board ot director of tho Klamath Art association is lis fol lows! Clayton Burrell, Klamath Falls attorney) Robert llanlster, superintendent of ait In Klamath aclUNila; Mrs. U. H. Hnleilllne; God frey Mat! hews, pastor of the (linn miinlly (!(iiigregntlnnal church; Rev erend Fred Wluicubacll, pastor of St, Paul's Episcopal church. Also on the board of directors are the oigaiilMitlun'a officers. ClnsHllled Ads Bring Results. . CH'1 SUGAR ICE CHHMA FOR THE FOURTH! To Take With You: Quarts Gallons O Packed in Dry Ice to Keep until you use it. O Phone your order and it will be ready and waiting for you., Phone 5101 KLAMATH FALLS CREAMERY Manufacturers of Crofer Lake Dairy Products TX-W Phone 3181 NOTICE For the Convenience of Our Customers EMIGS FOOD STORES beginning July 1st will be open evenings and Sundays MONDAY thru SATURDAY 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. SUNDAYS 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. Until Further Notice It's fortified with LIVER! See the difference Dash makes in lodks, appetHe; disposition I Wttch for brighter eyei, glossier cost, steadier nerves when you feed your dog Duh, For Dish is a ampUu food for dogs unsurpassed by sny dog food today in its line quality Ingredients. Mmovtr, Dash it forlifitd uiilb livtr ritbel if all man in quality prntinl, mm nab and rilamint dtp and fer niuH btaltbl Its nutrition his been kennel tested on generations of dogs by Armour scientists ! Remember there's only one Dish it's fortified with livet I Get Dash for your dog today I Citified with nvc 7IX Tl n is, i I elJlKIK usesj) IS OUT OF 100 D06S - GO FOR DASH! ' Impartial feeding tern in homes and kennels prove 9) out of too Jogs take to Dash eagerly light from the Hart I IN KLAMATH FALLS IT'S PIGGLY WIGGLY 701 Pine St. CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY, THE 4TH OF JULY SHOP WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY! e JsaP' BE SURE TO ATTEND THE KLAMATH FALLS RODEO July 4th, 3th end 6th LOW PRICES on BEER by the Case 3 35 Rainier In tins Olympia-Heidelberg Lucky Lager-Acme Case Also Schlitz-Regal Pale-Columbia Ale Wt corry a full line of Honeywood Oregon Barry Wlnei: Red Grope, Blackberry, Loganberry, Currant, Oregon Concord. 3 35 everyday food) NALLEY'S POTATO CHIPS JUMBO PKGe 14-oz. 53c Pure Cane Sugar 10-lb.bag - - - 94c 25-lb.bag - - 2.33 100-lb.bag - - 9.09 For your 4th of July icnic Basket: Birdseye Fryers ' In our Kroien Food Cabinet, Cut up and ready for the pan. They're tops In Fryers, 49c 49c Coca-Cola or 7 Up, carton of 6 bottles 25e (Plus Deposit) or by the case of 24 bottles if you wish. Biltmore White Tuna, N0..V2 tins - This Is fancy (rade white meat tuna. Lindsay Brand Pitted Ripe Olives - mummoin size ouvei in no, 1 Mil tini, Sardines in Tomato Sauce - - - - - 25c Cresta Wanes Brand. S-ox. tins. HERE'S AN EXTRA SPECIAL BUY FOR HOLIDAY SHOPPERS: Early California Brand Pimiento Stuffed Queen Olives in 5-oz. Jars They Sell Regularly at 45c ' For the balance ot this week we are offering them at only , ', Better Bur a Dozen or a Case. 19c jar It is our understanding that some of the Major Food Stores in Klamath Falls are to soon announce the fact that they will remain open Nights and Sundays. PIGGLY WIGGLY WILL DEFINITELY NOT REMAIN OPEN NIGHtS OR SUNDAYS. BUT WE WILL CON TINUE TO OBSERVE OUR PRESENT STORE HOURS WHICH ARE: 9 A. M. TO 6 P. M., MONDAY THRU SATURDAY. The Management feels that eur Employees are entitled to this consideration that they may spend their Evenlnrs and Sundays Willi their Families and Friends. We feel that our Good Friends and Customers will approve of our policy In this matter and we will continue to slve you our best In the matter of Quality, Frlces, Variety of Selection and Service.
