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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1949)
TRIDAY, JULY 2?, 1949 ACE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEATHER THCAM YEAH: roasts ii - 14 fiormal - u 03 . WI1TIHN OlttiOK: CJenerslly lr 14 nrm U and siiirdsv r.ll tor (o or low rluudlness alon Kl and wiOalr '""O atl.tnoon lnunrloni In iouirn iomiii. Huh. lol. 7 to s m mi"W M aalurd.y. hishs f"f1 " to U. lew. lonifht B o Mmu oil .hnr.' aortMiU .nd l la "vie. Sour. tmM oufgon: with -.ll.rd .(tern.sMl lh..nlr.Iow.r, In .outh.ni numniai. Hl o04 0 t w. low lomcM 44 to M. NOTHgN CALIFOKMA. r.lr ttto nd Salurd.jr ...pl e.t.l l ' .ni morn,., ' """ .lone. ov.r nun Krr.. and n..rln.in Ivntmuln. i!Mlr ""' 'T Urtor todsr. m"rl nd owthwl "tljTwlnd. of 10 to K aulas o hour Ifahor today. GRANTS PASS AND VICINITY: lien erillv f.tr !. " " 'lh ratwml iMindershowers in m.nuitjmt Saturday llunwon and evenm. Hi Ja, SO. low lonllht JS, hujn '- ay Veeatlon Jean Underwood will lmvt Sunday evening lor a two weeg visit with her parent. Mr. end Mr. C. H. Underwood. t their horn en N. Seventh street. nd wita frlendt In Klsmslh Falls. Mrs. Underwood left for San Francuco Thursday on the Shasta Daylight and will accompany her daughter back by ear. Jean is with the Paci fic Telephone and Telegraph com pany In the bay city. Meet At Farm Member of the Kiwanli club met at the extension service experimental farm near the airport Thursday, nearly 100 attend ing. A. E. Oross. the station mau ager. explained the work being done there, and Ed Geary, chairman of the advisory committee, discussed the general objective. Fin The suburban fire depart ment rushed to the home of Mrs. J. Diets. J31S Maryland, at 1:04 Thurs day where defective wiring In the motor of the refrigerator caused a fire. The blase was extinguished but sot before the refrigerator was damaged and also some walla were defaced when the tire crept up Into the attic. '. Picnic The Royal Neighbors of America and the Three R club will hold their annual picnic at Moore park Sunday at 1 pa Rous, Ice cream, pop and eofiee will be fur lushed. There will be game and races with prises. Any Tlslting neighbor Is welcome to attend. District Convention Prosperity Rebekah lodge 104 will be hostess u the 22nd annual district convention August , at 10 ajn. In the IOOP hall. Leila Ramsey, president of the Rebekah assembly of - Oregon Will pay her official visit at this tune. Bed Wagon Rasa The city fire department made a run yesterday to the 500 block on Broad street, but there was no damage, done. lire men report. Neighbors Te Meet Neighbor of Woodcraft will meet In the KC hall Monday. August 1, at I p m, T00NERVILLE FOLKS why the Powerful Kathink is so popular. STEP ON THE GAS! Phone Sill Don't let good pro pert gel away. Put a Inexpensive Want Ad In the Herald New nd tell penr ear for CA8II Now. Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Andrews, who have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Menders, 6039 Harlan drive, for the past two weeks, left on Monday for a month's tour through Canada, a short stay In Chicago, and will then return to their home In Danville. 11L Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Henders are sisters. Meeting At Lake The quote club will hnlri a hnarrl meetme Sunday at Crater lake. AU board members and committee chairmen are urged to attend. Sunday dinner will be served to the group in the Crater Lake lodge dining room at 12 noon. Hospitalised Oeorge Cleveland of the U. 8. forest service otltce was taken to Klamath Valley hospital Tuesday with pneumonia. He pur chased a home here on Birch street and recently moved his family down from Sisters. t l inn Invited Herbert Ap- nieama Csrno of United Spanisrt American War Veterans members are invited to attend the USWV pic nic in Tou Velle park, all day July 31, at Mediora. ramiues oi rviauinui Falls members are also invited. Pollack Past Noble Orands of Rebekah lodge will meet Tuesday at 1 pm. in the IOOP hall. All mem bers are requested to be present for business regarding the Rebekah convention. Washington Meeting A supreme meeting of Jobs Daughters Is slated for August 17, in Spokane. Wash. Members planning to attend from here should call Louise Linman. 33S2. tor further Information. Pirnle Plans The annual picnic of the Catholic Order of Foresters will be held Sunday. July 31 at Med icine lake. Those interested are asked to note the change of place. Ag Extension Men To Eye Transport PULLMAN. Wash. July 2 i.v Agricultural extension workers In 11 western states will dig into the prob lem of' transportation costs and in terstate trade barriers. The decision to undertake the re search was reached at conference of western extension directors and ex tension marketing specialists. The two groups have been meeting sepa rately at Washington State college this week. The study will coyer trucks, rail roads and aerial carriers. Rates charged by all types of carrier throughout the west will be inves tigated. The object of the study will be to formulate a plan which would allow the most efficient movement of farm produce in the region. fish rorvr PORTLAND. July 29 iV-The fish count at Bonneville dam yesterday: Chinook 2. Jack 25 -'eelhead UC, blueback 126: total 1244. 7 Chiloquin Elaine Mangum left a week ago to toend a two-week vacation m southern California, where she for merly lived. Elaine was accom panied by a Iriend, Marcelllne Evans of Grant Pass, who hat been visiting the Mangum since school was out his spring. The two girls went from Ctuloq.ulii'to Orauu Pass where they were joined by Marcelllne s siMer, Gloria, w n o conunued to Calilorma with Uirm. Mrs. Ray Prowell and her young a n, Michael, hate returned Irora an 18-day trip to Santa Barbara. Calif, where they attended a lami ly reunion. Mrs. Prowell's tour brothers and siMers. her mother, and the grandchildren were pres ent. The youngest brother made the trip from Honolulu to be prevent for the reunion. It was the first time Mrs. Prowell had seen this brother for 12 years. From a Redding Record-Search light newspaper article of July II comes an item of interest to many local residents who knew the Merle Nathan Pittullo famrry who lived here for a tew months two years ago. On Sunday. July 10. the Pit luiloa were moving their household belongings by truck from Ahtand to Tulare. Calif, where Pittullo plans to work in rattle dealing, and the brakes caught on lire, quickly spread to the rest of the truck. causing a total loos of their prop erty, including the purse in which they were carryuig their money Tr :y were stopped by a moiorfet. but escaped with only their own Uv-s. those of the dogs, and man aged to pull out two saddles and an old trunk filled with old clothes. Lost were an electric range, sew U.g machine, small electrical ap pliances, furniture and clothing. Mr. and Mrs. Pittullo were arrom panied by Uieir live-year-old daugrt' ter, Dorothy. Their H-year-old son Allan had remained in Ashland On Tuesday afternoon. July It. Mrs. O Hara and Naomi Wood, rep resenting Kappa chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, an international social sorority for young women, met with local women on the lawn of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Peters' home to discuss orgamnng a local chap ter of the group. Attending were M -. Wayne Niehaus, Mrs. William Wampler. Mrs. Owen Waggle. Mrs. Ralph McJMutt. Mrs. Lee Peters. Mrs. Todd Detfenbacher and the hostess, Mrs. Peters. An outdoor dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Otenger on Sunday, July IT. marked the oc ca- .on of their son. Leroy a, 18th birthday. Attending were Olen Kircher. Elmore Nicholson of Port Klamath. Miml Bresaman of IUi' nois. Mrs, Lanore Flury of M ed it) rd who is visiting in Chiloquin this summer and Is the maternal grandmother of the guest of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn er and Norma Lee and Bonnie Otenger. Gerry Wolff Is the latest on the mumps list, following the example of his two daughters who had the Illness earlier In the month. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mr. Gerry Wolff last week-end were Charles Warren who made the trip from Canby, Calif, to see hi young grandson, Gerry War ren. Mrs. Charles Warren and her mother. Mrs. J. R. Bartahe of Pav ette. Ida, who drove north from Redding. Calif. The latter two re turned to California on Wednesday taking with them Chery and Mlckl jo wour. wno wtu visit In Redding tor two weeks. Max Uden of Eugene was In Chiloquin last week on a business trip. He took with him household belongings which he and hi wife hal stored here last year before they left to spend the winter months In southern California. Kermlt Keysor was In Altura. Calif, on day last week on busi ness. Mrs. Louise Tat of Portland passed away In that city on July IS. Her sister. Mrs. Oeorge Freld of Modoc Point, and her mere, Mrs. Earl Hall, made the trip north to attend the July IS final services end returned to Chiloquin early on Wednesday. They were accompa nied back to Chiloquin by Nina Margaret Buck of Clatakanle, who is now visiting her sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mr. Forest Field. During Mrs. Hall's absence her young son, Lyle. visited with Bobby Kelllson, and Janet Hall stayed at the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Freld. I66US VsvJ- W WHEEL S STEERING ALIGNMENT if,"1 " h Lt as tmoetk awt la Drive Safety GET MORE TIRE MILEAGE j) COMPLETE CORRECTION $Q35 SUV iiiir en si i s i mrtits vets Comber, Cotter, Steering Geometry, Toe-in, Adjust Steering Geor. BALANCI WHEELS $1 .65 per wheel, plug wglghtt. ASHLEY CHEVROLET "Settifeetioti IpjBT Ail-Weyt" 410 So. 6th Phone 4113 Midland Empire News Lakeview Mrs. Jo Martin and Mrs. Wet ley Anderson made a tt . ess tup to Klamath Falls. Wniiicsdav Mr. and Mrs Andy Hill rit!lcd on j the Wesley Anderson Monday eve- I mug. Emmage Amaker Is leaving lor ' Mississippi on a months vacation Emmage and J u a n 1 1 a Smith called on Virginia Martin, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Anderson were Sunday dinner guest of the Joe Martin. Mr. and Mr. Carl Peay and lam lly and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Han and her sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. NelMjn Knox and friend.'.. Mr. and Mrs. Aruet from California spent three days camping and flsh uig at Dead Horse lake. Mr. and Mrs. diaries Stiles Iron, Tulelake are here lor a wnil at their Wesuide ranch Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bolton returned from a three-day trip to the coast. Marvin Pardue made a business trip to Portland Monday. While he is there he plans to visit Mr. and Mrs. Nick Kaye. Kaye and Pardue were buddies together in the first world war. Mrs. Tony Ferreira of Redding drove up to visit Mrs. Joe Martin while Fereira attended the sale in Alturas, Saturday. Walter Mat-son and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Anderson over the week-ena. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cleland and son Glenn of Adel were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merle O Nell and children on Tuesday. Delorea O Leary of Lakeview has been visiting the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Perry Reynolds and children on Weslslde. Joe Martin Sr. and Austin Haven made a business trip to Mr. and Mrs. Hers at John Day to get a load of horses belonging to Haven. Mrs. ller Is Havens sister. Charles Batman from Lakeview visited his son. BUI and family of Drews creek over the week-end. Harry Crow! is working for H. R. Cristiansrn Jr. In laying new floor in the kitchen and bedroom of his home. Mrs. Cora Palmer, slster-tn-law of Mrs. Ted Carr. who resides in Vancouver. Wash, arrived Wednes day at Mr. and Mrs. Ted Car Mrs. Palmer had drtven out here In a new Chevrolet sedan which she purchased In Akron. O. She was accompanied here by Mrs. Cam's sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Sueper. The two ister hadn't seen each other for 22 year. Mrs. Palmer returned to Vancou ver and Mr. and Mrs. Sueper plan to slay here until Tuesday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ted Carr will drive the Sueper to Bremerton and Van couver. They plan to be gone about a week visiting relatives and light seeing. Herb Todd from Susanville Is vis iting at the Walt Roberts this week. Word ha ben received here by friends that Dale Travis, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Travis formerly of Weslaide and now of Harbor, Ore.. Is at Camp Campbell, Kan, with the 11th airborne. He la now an ambulance driver. LeRoy Travis Jr. Is In the U. 8. army and Is stationed In Texas. He Is attending a leadership school. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kolb made a trio to Klamath Fall on business I Saturday. Mrs. Mike Barry and two daugh ter Betty and Michael from Pal ley. visited Mr. and Mrs. Ted Car on Saturday. The food sale given at the Lake view Mercantile by the Home Eco nomic club, Saturday netted the club approx.mately $J2. Carrol Oooddale of Everett, . ash, and Bob Alton of Seattle ac companied Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shulu to Dog lake on Sunday. These men are here aa telephone equipment Installer for the West Coast telephone company. They are adding a new section to the switchboard at Lakeview phone office and also adding nec essary equipment for 40 new phone. Visitors from Summer lake it the Howard Nelson home on Monday were Mr. E. R. Nelson. Mrs. Frank Oravea and Mrs. Den Har ris. Mr. and Mr. Ralph Renner and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Webber were WO WfUjGUS . that mr ra4 wanarr rl pxmiMll Hut WgRCKg IrMag. Z . . 1.. . attending the ball game in Alturas Sunday. Lakeview played Canby. airs. Paul Batlry and daughter of Long Uracil, Calif, have been . . 'tiding several days visiting Uie Melviu Millard family. Mrs. Ualley and Ruth Millard are sisters. The Crowl girls have been help ing Mrs. Feiiunore several dlller enl limes., Mr. George Wsnis.lt came up from Willow ranch on Friday and stayed over the week-end at his (laughter's house. She Is Mrs. U. T. Vincent. He left for Paisley on Sunday afternoon. The We.talde grange Is sponsor ing a dance Ui the grange hall July M. Everyone Is welcome and sup per will be served. Approximately Bo per rent of the Weslslde and Dry creek communi ty signed up to hate their hunves fire-proofed by a representative of a tire control company In Littleton. Cole. Recent property damages in the community contributed to the rmnusiasm for the added protec tion. Mr. and Mr. Charlie Strrnes re turned to their home at Yuba City, Calif, after having visited her brother Ralph Renner and family for several week. Quite a number of children from Weststde are attending the 4-H summer camp which Is being held at Cottonwood meadows. There are two different groups Those who go lor the first session will go from Tnursday to Monday and those who go on Monday will return Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gar rett look their two daughters and Marie Crowl and Joanne Ualley up to ramp in their car Thursday eve ning Charlie Buck of Lakeview took Grandpa Cruwl fishing one day last week. They were accompanied by his daughter, Bernice Tavio- and his granddaughter, Joanne Wilson of Grants Pass. A few members of the WesUlde of LDS church attended the pri vate dance which was held on Fri day evening from I to 11 p m. in their recreational hall in Lakeview. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Emery re turned to Altura Monday after spending their week-end visiting her parents and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Renner, and Mr. and Mr. Anthony Weber. Mr. and Mr. Raymond Johnson left for Portland on Monday after having been called there by the death of hi uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Barry are slaying with her brother and r.mi. ly Ralph Renners. She la helping with the housework and Oliver is working for Ralpn. They are from iud uity. Visitor from Paisley on Sunday at the U. T. Vincent home were their daughter. Mrs. Donna Im land and small daughter. Betty Barn and Frank Cannon. A number of picnic were held over the week-end. The farm bur eau had a Joint picnic with the Klamath county bureau last Satur daj In Booth park. The Westalde grange picnic which waa held in Booth park on 8unday waa also a huge success with fire gallon of Ire cream fur nished by the grange and four rases of soda pop furnished by the Home Economic club. Single men versus married men played base- 'City Councilmen Cuts Off Boih Feet and Throws Them Into The Street New Pine Creek The Happy Hour club met on Tuesday ailernoon, July M, at the home of ' 'rs. Jessie McLain. Pres t t aeie 10 members, two guests, Mr, geld llaslett and Mis. K. Markstrom, and eleven children. Alter the business meeting Hie hostess gave the ladlea a guessing game about the states' nicknames. Clare Cloud won high score prise, and Alma McLain won low prise. Delicious refreshments of grape nut delight, cup rakes, and lemon ade were served. The next meeting will be with Fannie Fisher on Tues day atternoon. August Mrs. Myma Barrows received her aunt tarsary gill at the meeting before last al Clara Cloud's. j Artlnir A. lenkelt gave a very friendship for Uie tenderfoot patrol I at the last regular meeting tl the j Girl Scouts. The girls thoroughly enjoyed his address. Mrs. Annette Jones, the Girl Scout camp advisor from Lakeview, came In New Pine Creek recently and helped make plana for those attending camp. Nine of the Girl Scouts plan on go ing to Camp. An all day hike up New Pme Creek canyon was taken on Weduesaay, July 27. as part of the requirement for Uie girls who expect to attend ramp. Under ttie leadership of Mrs. Fairy llam mersley, 13 girls made the trip. The secnod class troop practiced "out door" cooking for the noon meal. Mrs. Amelia Worthlngton. moth er of Mrs. John Hnner. arrived on Friday from Oakland, for a tao week visit. Mr. and Mrs. Tom St. Clair, and three children, of Cape Girardeau. Mo, arrived on Thursday evening for a live-week visit with the James St. Clair, Alfred Pit. Clair, and Ray mmd Conk families. Mrs. Cora Mr Man of White Salm on. Wash, arrived on Friday of last week for a visit with her sis ter, Mrs. Ruby Partln. Mrs. Mc Han was on her way home from a visit with her son In San Jose. Calif. Mr. F r a n k I Williams. Mrs ball after the lunch, and the mar ried men won. The IDS church In Lakeview gave a nice picnic and social for member and Uieir friends a I the CCC camp and Drews creek on Saturday nitht. nulla a few from i WesUlde attended. I Mr. and Mrs. Merle O Neil and ! children, accompanied by relatives on Uie eastalde made a trip to Lilly and Cave lakes Sunday coming bark by Fort indwell. Harold Morrell returned to Pats ; ley Sunday evening where he I s i employed. He spent the wrekend : at his brother Chet Morrell s home j in Westside. A. E. Morrell plans i to return to Forest Orov. Tuesday ! after aptndlng several weeks visit ing his son nd family. Mrs. Wataon has been visiting for several days with her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Johnson. ll'liwl'l' LLil aasBsVsAsBBVMBSBl Awi raaiait- gutwiiiai mil aa oaail tiki lO IIO OlAStl O 30 MOZII SUCKICS . . . tMify Men, women end children in Tulelake rush for cover to get. away from the flashing blade. Melancholy and sadness reigns as merchants stand in their doorways and watch the blade of the big bulldozer cut 2 feet off their lovely mudholes. Sighs of regret can be heard as they realize that the little town has grown up and they will never AGAIN see "No Hunting or Fishing" signs stuck in the muddy banks of the little lakes in front of their places of business. And when they think of Tulelake being just like other towns with nice, paved streets and beautifully arched light posts, their eyes fill with tears but their hearts fill with pride, because they know that while Main street is being made modern, they still have Modoc street where the YUKON TAVERN and the POSTOFFICE are. And after all, they all expect to spend most of their time there anyway either sitting in their blinds shooting ducks or fishing from the sidewalks, because they know they can just step into the YUKON'S clean, homelike atmosphere for a cool, refreshing DRINK or one of those famous BAKED HAM SANDWICHES . . . the place where hunters and fishermen are always welcome, for the Coll of the YUKON is "Come As Roycroft Is Guest Speaker TULELAKE, July 2-Lyun Hoy rrnft. Klamath Falls, prominent In 111 40 el . Klumntli Falls American leu ion post No substituted as guest speaker for Ilex Wluttmoir, llnkersfield, tlepnrtnieiit roiuiuantlrr of the American Union who was Claudia King, Mrs. Louise Miller, an Mrs. Sara Johnston were among those attending Eastern Star lodge In Ccdarvllle on Wednes day night. Mr. W. J. Sauford of Sacramento sjieiti his tUtn birthday at the home o. his son, Earle H.uilord. nil Fri day, July 22. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Atcliesou nt Ccdarvllle. were also birthday dinner guesia. as Mrs Atchesou Is a daughter nf Sanlord. See ite 9 "flntf'fn)T7T B Mi JT t I gW '" m -Jr if Pore food Cabinet llldlmf Mmt Cdetf V t'f frftlng Compartment 4 frit -Width thlvt if 12 JMy It Cube 2 To'Meverwje Shelve i( 14 Standard lc Cube Inttrlor light if Hrmflolly Sald Unit S-Yar Customer Protection P . Ask t$ St Mil (kt (Hsn MtMtf Cadt Side APPLIANCES 623 Klamath Ave. ftun The You Are" scheduled to seak at meeting nf the iuli l..e poM Tuexlny nlglil. Two local business firms, III Don Poller company and lh Floyd A. ( lloyil Implement runiuany, who em. plov a UK) iier cent veteran stall with the exception of women aecr larles, were Issued surprise rltallona by Hoyrrnlt l I he suggestion of lh new oominaiidrr, Ham Phillips. past commander pin went to El don 1 arson who was In utile during 11147-4" and to I'nul linger fur hi services dm lug 1U4K-4U Out-of-town visitors lor In pol ling Dial preceded III meeting and the Inter business session war A. A, Mitchell, rominnndfr of til Butt Valley pout, Don is, Walter Jonea, commander. Weed post; Al Cedro. Weed, newly elected first vice com mander, and W. Iliinrh. command er t Malm. Musio and squat dancing were on the program. It Pays lo Us the Want Arts! jtl- , ill , ctt'rr. y NEW LOW PRICE! Phona S8S6 Muck' i
