PACE SIX
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
FRIDAY. AUCUST 1, 1949
Midland Empire News
SHEVLIN
Malin
Mrs. Vems Dahlln and boys have I Friends were delighted lo hear
(an to Portland lor two works to , thl Jimii Ottoman Sr. who under
visit and nave denial wore acme
Mra. Myrtle Peterson Is visiting
in Portland with her eon and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Peterson and family.
Visiting at the horn of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Petronovich and family
last week was Mrs. Petronovlchs
sister from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cox and
son and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cox
of Bend went to Claskanle Friday
to attend the wedding of Mrs. Ken
neth Cox's sister, Miss June Moore-
head and Harold J. Lampsa. The
wedding was held Saturday, Aug
ust 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walters and
children were rtsttlng Mr. and Mrs.
Orvtlle Fuller from their home In
Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Cart Lane are the
parents of baby girt bom Tues
day. August 1. The baby weighed
1 pounds, 4 ounces and has been
name Carolyn Jeanne.
Trlcta Kleenon was honored
Tuesday by birthday party given
by her grandmother and Mrs.
Prank Maugrr. Ouesta were Patty
Posey, Frankie Mauger, Phylis
Emery, Lana Stingley, Donna Sting
ley, Carol Jorgensen, Susan Klee
non and Paul Kleenon. Trtcla Is
three years old. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Emery and
children spent the week-end visit
ing In Lapln with Mrs. Emery's
mother, Mrs. Violet Cox. . j
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sunpkins and
Dale spent the week-end at Klam
ath Fails visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lew
Hoc. e and famny.
Mrs. Harry Sting ley and children
spent the week-end In Bend with
her sister, Mrs. Eugene Meyers,
while the men fished at Paulina
lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson
and family spent the week-end In
Bend with Mrs. Anderson's aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fred
nckson and family.
Mrs. Dean Aldrich and Theone
left Saturday tor Claskanie. She re-
Fur Coat Prices Headed For Drop As Raw
Skin Costs, Profits Both Show Decline
yj !& ft. rvj mi
K " T t :'-, ... v-l fu-
M " " .1 a year of low-cost furs, tax-free Kf;
went surgery at St. Francis hospl
Ul In San Francisco, Call!., some
weeks ago was able to return to
his home last Saturday evening.
His son. Jimmy, and Mrs. James
Ottoman Jr. motored to San Fran
cisco the latter part of the week
to accompany their parents home.
The family reports that he stood
the trip home very well and is
greatly improved.
Linda Reber, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Rrber was guest of
honor Saturday alternoon when her
mother and grandmother, Mrs.
John Reber entertained in honor of
her fourth birthday. Favors, games
and refreshments highlighted the
affair. Ouesta for the afternoon
were. Mrs. Don Smith and daugh
ter, Cherolyn. Mrs. Lowell Kenvon
and daughter Dona Oay. Mrs.
Oeorge Hins and two children Sha
na and Dewey, Mrs. Ennl Tofrll
and son. Tommy, and Mrs. Oeorge
Spolek and daughter, Linda Gail.
Recent guests at the Oeorge Ret
terath home were Mr. and Mrs.
John Retterath of Red Bluff, Calif.
Mr.- and Mrs. Wilbur Edwards
moved to their new ranch home
east of Tulelake the first of the
week. Since their marriage In April
the; have been living with Mrs. Ed
wards parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. O
Wilson. I
Mrs, Joe Halousek and sons were!
recent guests of Mrs. Clay Com- NEW YORK. iNEA) Biggest cent more skins go Into the 1W which, because It Is unsheared looks
best of Bonanza. I news In fur coats Is that they re 18 coat's sweepier skirt, taller collar. h.e hn mmt .. .i,
Charles Dobry returned the first ' to 33 per cent cheaper than they fuller sleeves, bigger cuffs, and .nr) fiufiv rmm n. ir mm
of the week from Ashland where; were last fall. The cut is due par- sometimes giant-sized patch pockets. iru thn it would have ls.t v.r it
attending summer I tlally to a price-drop in raw skins This generous Use of skins shows is designed by Esther Dorothy.
,..ki..u, ,uu,..u up mis lau in many lun-lrngtn There s a less drastic cut In the
n k Pr" . cota ,lth to" ""rroou price of coats of ocelot, which this
o " coau.- one Industry UMZrZ ,-,u 7Z. a
Another says that by travagant display. One coat of swagger of Esther Dorothy s design.
WILD MINK tile
Br EPSIE KINARD
NFA Fashion Editor
Mi rk
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manufacturer contends that this
i fur values match those of 19M,
year of low-cost furs, tax-free
prices and stable dollars.
But IMS fur coat values offer
something which those of 1MJ
didn't, according to furriers. That
something is much more material. A full. boxy, htgh-collarrd swag.
ju ciaiuu ui.i u Biucn as iv per of h, unplurked nutria.
Ing on farmers In this locality Rat
unlay In regard to the FI1A
Mis. Hoy Carlson, Mrs, E. R. Nel
son anil Mis. Flunk litnvra tit Hum
mer Lake visited Mr. and Mis.
Howard Nelson and children Tues
day afternoon.
Oarner Clark of Dalvs Creek call
ed on Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crowl
on Wednesday.
Charles rlhcrrcrd and Hill Hut
man have completed a new nm. li
Ine shed they were erecting on their
ranch near Drew's creek.
Mr. and Mrs. l,e I'nntue made
a business trip to Eugene last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Merrilt ami
family of HermUton, Ore, are vis
lling the Harold Khulu.
Hank Aluerlson and son made a
business trip to Eimene last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Kiiyinond Johnson
returned Friday tivm Klamath
Falls where they took Karlene John
son aller sieiullng a week visiting
here.
Harry Colb bought a new Chev
rolet truck.
Bill Ttiney accompanied Jne Mar
tin to Ceilnrvllle on Tuesday to
truck some milk cows to wesislde
BUI recently purchased the livestocks
ty. lie was commuted to the enti
ty Jntl in lieu of IKO bill.
Newell was allegedly caught tak
ing rash from the till of Mnlutore's
restaurant where he has been em
ployed as a conk. He was arrested
Wednesday morning. The amount
of money he was reported to hare
taken was 1 M.
An Inexpensive Want Ad todat
will mean I I t for you tomorrow I
Larceny Suspect
Arraigned Today
Raleigh Newell. SO. charged wilh
larceny by eiubeiilruient, was ar
ralgned before Judge J. A. Muhmi.
ey Wednesday alternoon In Justice
court and entered a plea of not gull-
ftttcduCCH... HEW PUM OF
PROTECTION for YOUR CHILD
Agalnit Thf Dfd Of
POLIOMYELITIS, LEUKEMIA, SCARLET FEVER
DIPHTHERIA, SMALL POX, SPINAL MENINGITIS
ENCEPHALITIS and TETANUS
Plan Pays eneflte up te
'5000 to pay for the BEST Treatment
'500 In event of Your Child's Accidental Death
TMs Flea Ceats ONtV II fat Oaa CM tl fw Iwe er Mare
IICKNIIS STRIKII WITHOUT WARNINO L,
T OONT DILAY fgOTICT TODAY I r
E. L. PUTNAM
114 No. 7th
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he has been
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl McVey
turned the first of the week from i
lahoma and Texas. They visited the nrkinn
''"" i"'u aauruio, i ex. increasing the volume of sale:
-his choice wild mink, w hich makes such
with gold buttons, a lining of green
K. C. Wilson. He returned by plane
ceived word her mother ta very ui ; to his home in the city Sunday al
and may to bars to Minnesota to
"v" "" firm is geared for a 2S ner cent vol- hih.ivi. .... .t .n.
toVurroundTri'rtorv"' i ume tncrease-manufacturer. can for I.8O0 less than it would' have Ml ' " upturned collar facing
WUbutBul" WiLson ofSan Fran I Up 'or ,he los of ld ,or Ust 'rrr- according to Dem- of the same. U IMS cheaper than It
Cisco was recent visitor at the ! Bfcus 01 pnc adjustments, one Bacher. Its designer. would have been last fall.
home of his parents Mr. and Mrs.
see her.
Mrs. OrviUe Bennett has returned
from a visit to Minnesota.
Mr. and Mrs. John Clark are en-
at its regular meeting Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Everett Jones was
awarded high prise for the evening,
Mrs. Prank Victoria second high.
Joying a short vacation at the home 1 and Mrs. Emil Tofell. low. Present
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wallace and i Creek, Calif.
of Mrs. Clarks sister a t Walnut
children left for the east Saturday
to establish residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Rotland Gum pert
and girls went to Crescent lake Sat
urday after Sandra, who has been
attending summer camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Mauger. and
son spent a few days at the coast
fishing and Ttsltlng last week.
Lots Ritter had the misfortune to
hurt her leg w He riding her bike.
The pedal on the bicycle came
of and the rod went Into her leg.
She had to go to Bend to have it
aewed up. I
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Burgess spent i
a few days In Portland last week.
Olen Moorehead of Claskanle is
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Street re
turned from Conallis the latter
part of the week where Street has
ben attending a summer session
at the college.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Loosely, who
recently purchased the Ben Loose
ly ranch east of Malln moved to
for the evening were. Mrs. John
Reber. Mrs. Frank Victorin. Mrs.
Jer.. Rajnus. Mrs. P. o. Wilson.
Mrs. Byron Johnson. Mrs. Everett
Jones and Mrs. Emil Tolell.
Mrs. Prank Fabian and daughter.
Kathleen, of Stockton. Calif, were
recent guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Tofell.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Short of
their new home last week. Mr. and : Eugene returned to thru- home the
bers present were. Mrs. Joe Schml
dil. Mrs. Mane Kallna. Mrs. Mary
loirii. Mrs. Charles Dorby. Mrs.
Charles Duncan. Mrs. Oeorge Bro
thanek. Mrs. Mary Henzcl. Mrs.
Mary Hnldsa. Mrs. Elisebeth Raj
nus. Mrs. Elmer McCullum. Mrs.
Ton, Victorin and Mrs. Wlllalm
Rajnus.
Announcement of a local "Baby
Beef" show was made this week
by Louie Kallna. The event will be
sponsored by the chamber of com
merce and will be held Saturday,
August 27: the place to be announc
ed at later date. Members of
Mrs. Ben Loosely, aunt and uncle last of the week after Ttsltlng at both 4-H and FFA srouns will be
nl u.l. Uf f- -.I,f I th. hm. of Mr. Chn. . .. . " "Q STOUPS will De
' I vwmw, a , K 1ft lt- itwlr Th, ..ham-
Mr anrl Sir IT r Vx , I I . -
nia where they expect to establish
their home. The Ben Looselys have
farmed In the Malln district for a
number of years and are well
known In the community.
Mrs. Ella Halousek and daugh
ter, Irene Moen, were recent visi
tors at the homes of Joe and Rich
ard Halousek. Mrs. Halousek and
Dr. and Mrs. Jack Martin are Irene have made their home
Portland visitors this week. Dr.
visiting here with his sister and : Mmnm H" home Monday evening
DTouver-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Beth Cox and family.
Visiting with Mrs. and Mrs. Still
King and family are Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Pope and family and Mrs.
R I- Walker of Enid. Okie. Mrs.
K. B. Walker is Mrs. King's sister
and plana to remain for a longer
TlSlt
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cox and fami
ly spent the week-end In town visit
ing relatives. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent B. Kllleln
are the parents of baby girl bom
ouuaay, August 14, at the St. Char
lea hospital In Bend. The hehv
but Mrs. MarUn plana to remain
In the city for the remainder of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Van Meter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bradshaw and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hundley left
Friday morning for San Francisco,
Calif, to attend the annual conven
tion of the Loyal Order of Moose.
This la the first annual convention
of the order to be held on the ! Petrasek has submitted to two maj-
west coast, and a large attendence ; r operations in the past t
in
Portland for a number of years.
Mrs. Amelia Bishop returned to
ner amies as cashier at the Kallna
Food market after a two weeks'
vacation. Mrs. Bishop and son spent
part oi meir vacation visiting with
relatives In the Madras area.
Tony Petrasek, who has been hos
pitalised for the past two and a
half months both In Portland and
Eugene, was returned to the home
oi his daughter. Mrs. Rudy Jelenek
ber of commerce will give three
cash awards In each division to the
winners.
Jimmy Tofell returned Monday
evening after spending the week
end with the Carl Kujac family In
Kiamsth Falls.
Little Dickie Johnson, youngest
ton of Mr. and Mrs. Bryon John
son Is a guest at the home of his
grandmother at Dallas, Ore. '
Is expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Frances 8treet have
moved Into their new home which
they recently purchased, and the
For a few pennies per word you
can advertise to thousandsthrough
a Want Adl Phone 8111.
FOR RENT
T VMS et !
Sewing Machine
Late atsSfJe
Sewing Machine Service
oie skuas .. n en
welched 7 nounrf ..r,. 1 Faul Kruger family who have oc
been named Cecelia Elizabeth. I '"P"" property for the past
;wi iiu muTea to uie uerie
Looselys' former home.
Mr. and Mrs. Don TJrell and
daughter, Carol Ann. were week
end visitors at the home of Mrs.
Urells sister, Mrs. Joe Halousek.
The Urelg reside at Redmond.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stearns who
spent the winter and spring In Art-
sona witn their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Woods,
have returned to Malln.
Mrs. Chester 8tonecvpher enter
tained the Jolly Nine Pinochle club
months, and It is hoped by his
friends and family that he now may
have a speedy recovery.
Announcement was made this
week that Rev. Clen Morton, pas
tor of the Malm Presbyterian
Westside
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Webster have
returned from a short honeymoon
to Portland and the coast. Mrs.
Webster Is the former Betty Barry
of Paisley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Carr visited
with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. O'Keele
of Bllver Lake last week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Weber are
spending a week at Woodland. Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Berry have
Saturday
Features
CREAM PUFFS
Golden brown shells filled with delicioul
whipped cream!
Cinnamon Bread
A nice loaf . . . rolled In cinnamon and
topped with o heavy icing and chopped
nuts. Wonderful for that Sunday break
fast and always good toasted. Try It!
church has accepted the pastorate ! returned to Yuba City after a
at Stanfield. and will leave August
23. It Is with the deepest regrets
that the community bids them fare
well and extends Its best wishes
for a happy future In their new
home. Many farewell parties are
being planned this week In then
honor. J. J. Maclnerney of Portland ar
rived Friday for a short visit with
his two daughters. Mrs. ac Kallna
and Mrs. John Freltag.
Mrs. Ivan Petrasek was hostess
to the Bohemian Ladies Social club.
Ouesta of the club for the after
noon were.. Mrs. Vavulka, Mrs.
Hardlerhode. Mrs. Tlucek. Mrs.
Plaael and Mrs. Ben Pickett. Mem-
months visit here with the Ralph
nenners.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Weber are
starting the erection of
pumice stone house.
Friends here are sorry to learn
of the death of Mr. Emery. He was
Mrs. Hollldays father who lives at
Dry creek. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Em
ery left for the funeral.
There was a potluck dinner after
Sunday school at the grange hall
on Sunday. Following dinner. Rev.
Idso of Lakevlew preached the ser
mon. He was accompanied out here
oy hie wife and family.
and Mrs. Harry Crowl and family
Munday evening.
Mrs. Marie Bolton of Klamath
Falls, accompanied by her daugh
ter and grandson of Tulelake, were
visiting Sunday at Ira Boltons and
Fred Nelsons.
Leo Buck recently purchased a
second-hand truck.
It la hoped there will be a bigger
turnout for grange meeting this
Saturday night. A program of folk
dancing Is planned.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nelson and
children were dinner guests on Mon
day evening of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Peay.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark and
son of Medford. accompanied by
hia mother, Mrs. Stella Clark ol
Klamath Falls, were vlsltina- Mrs.
Bill Sundet and family and Mrs 1
Mary uecralt over the week-end.
Mrs. Margie Pardue and Uola
Morris made a trip to Klamath
Falls Tuesday. j
Leo Albrrtson of Jerome, Ida,'
came on Saturday for a visit withj
relatives. He .Joined his wife and1
family who have been visltuig here
for some time. They will return
home with him. j
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge 8torkburger
of Chlco. Calif, called on Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Peay on Wednesday at-!
lemon,
Harold Biggs Is home on a 45-day
leave from the navy. He will re-'
turn for his discharge at the end
of that Ume. i
Harold Morrell la home after be-1
Ing employed for some time up at
Paisley.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hanks re-'
turned Sunday from their trip to
California.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mauser and i
daughter from Big Springs. Neb.. Is ;
new j visiting her sister and family, Mr. i
ano airs, uee Chandler. i
Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Vincent snent 1
Sunday at Paisley visiting their
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Imsland.
H. H. Bhrrrard and children,
Jamea and Ruth, of Sonora, Calif,
visited three days last week at the
home of his brother, Charles fiher
rard, and daughter, Mrs. Bill Bat
man and family. They returned
home Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mra. Bernard Buslc and
trn stBost 8im r ninuimninir'
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sundet and
children of Lakevlew called on Mr. family of Klamath Fails were call-
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