FRIDAY, AUCUST 26, 194?
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
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MiKll'K NIVXH VAIJV.Y. Talr IndaV
anil Saturday lllah Imlar IT, iuw Itt
ms'il M. mill Haluinay Ml
New Hon Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Miugsn ol IBiii Academy are re
replug congratulations on tliv birth
til a nun, thrlr Ural child, at Klam-
ill Valley luilul Thursday morn
ing The Utile buy haa been named
Richard l.ee, Morgan u a member
ol The llrteld anil Nras clrrula
ttun department stall.
x In Hospital Charles Anderson.
HI. ut 4u Winter, was muved by
Kalera ambulance to lllll.lile hue
liltal sarly Thursday morning. An
derson becama til while working at
Ills Job al Klamaitt 1-sko Moulding
.company.
In from Lava Beds Don ruber,
custodian ol lit Ijiva Itrils iiatton
al nioiiuinriit. was tit Irom th l.ave
ltnls llmrxlay altrrnuon. Hr said
only a Irw hot spola rail be ami
In the big burn Iroro th riheep Wrll
tlr. slut eteiylhlhg Is "buttoned
up tliht."
I nllslrd-Wlllism C Bray ol 1
Walnut recently enlisted In the
regular army through lha Klamath
r'alts army and air loirs recruil
lug station. Hray ss formerly em
ployed al Inmsn Motors as a parts
clrik.
rerrapln Mrs. fcdlth Mrlend Is
aiuious to gri a guml picture ol
a porcupine. Anrona who has a gnnd
negative or print which ha would
loan Mrs. MtLsnid lor a day may
contact her al 411 Mich or tale
photia Vlslta-Jim Itansvra. sturtrnt body
ptmdrnt at Orrgnn mat collma. Is
In Klamath rails tuning Iriamls
brfor rrtumlng to Corvallis lor
tha beginning ol Inotball aaaaon. II
la a mrmbrr ol HI ma Nu fraternity.
Al lllllaltfa Dndrr mrdlral rara
at HllUlda hospital Is H. M. Kklrr
of 4311 Clinton. I.ktrr was admitted
August 30. He Is an employe of the
Oregon stata liquor control rom
mtsslon. Ta Th Like Mrs. Neal Htewart
and rhtldren returned to Lake o'
lha Wood Tliursday alter a brlel
' Milt In Klamath falls. Hle will
return to town early neat warfc. -
Trip North-Mrs . R Steele. Mrs.
It W. Steele, and Dolores Htrel
made an overnight trip to Kugrnt
this week, returning Tuesday.
rloan After Journey Mr. and
Mrs L. E. Jumper of Delta street
are home after a varaUon Journey.
Hon Born Word hag been re
ceived here from Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Klrfhauber of C'slws, Calif.,
that they have had a eon born to
them, their third child. They have
one daughter, the . other being
diuwurd two years ago. Mrs. Klrf
hauber la the former Wanda Tucker
of this city.
off On Tour Mr. and Mrs. Uob
lludrliiiaii left today on an auto
mobile trip. Hudrlman Is on two
weeks vacation as employment olfl
cer at the state employment service,
and they plan to "Just drive and
sea the country."
Visits llaruld Weeks. University
of Oiegnn student from Portland,
visited 111 Klamath Oils week while
passing through from Santa Bar
bara, Calif. While here he stsyed
with Malcolm and John Epley, who
are fraternity brothers of Ills.
Receives Asslatantahlp Steve
Htoiie, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. II.
Htone.of Klsmslli Falls, has re
reived an aulsiantshlp In Ilia Uni
versity of Oregon school of music
for the coming year. Stone gradu
ated In muMe this spring. He s a
member of Sigma Nu fraternity.
In Lea Angelea Nadlne Wslker,
former secretary In th county
clerk's office. Is now living In l-os
Angelea where she Is working al the
Mays department store.
In fa-gene Steve Stone of Klam
ath rails Is In Eugene tills week
preiiarlng for the coming school year
at the University of Oregon. He will
return home Friday night.
Returned Dr. and Mrs. Ray Old
enburg and children have returned
from a summer vacation to Nova
Hrotia and other points. The doctor
will be In his olllre September I.
On Vsrstlon Mr. and Mrs. Psul
Krhav of HUklyou street are on a
vacs' ion trip to Eugen. wher they
all! visit members of Mrs. Krlsay's
fsmily.
Hark I roes Portland Ruth !-an-dry.
daughter nf Mr. and Mrs. Paul
landry of this city, returned from
Portland this week alter a short
visit there.
Returning Ethpl Lchner, deputy
county clerk, has been vacationing
th past two weeks and will return
to work Monday.
Hack Mary Lou Miller, secretary
In the local Boy Scout olflce. re
turned to w-ork after a week's vaca
tion. Retarne Mrs. Mary Woodhouse Is
berk at her desk at the state em
ployment office after a two weeks'
vacation.
J Released Kmlly Elinor of Mslin.
am recently luincrweni an ap
pendectomy, was released Thursday
and returned horn.
Reearertng Mrs. 1. E. Campbell
Is recovering from an Illness which
kept her In bed.
Visiting Jean Warnk of Chlco.
Calif., la visiting Luella Davla of
Klamath Palls this week.
Plrnle The Alumni association of
Sacred Heart academy announces a
picnic for all members, to ba held
at Moore park Sunday, August 21
Members are requested Ut bring their
own luiii-h and serving equipment.
Soft drinks will be mad available.
Entertainment will get under way
by noon.
At Mraslda Mrs. Lewis Orrell Jr.
Is visiting relatives al Seaside. Ore.,
for two weeks. Her son, 13-year-old
Oeorge, Is receiving a regulsr
check-up al the Good Samaritan
hospital In Portland. Young Oeorge
recently underwent a delicate brain
operation.
Visit Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Walker of Inglewood, Calif., are
visiting at tha home ol Mrs. Walker's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ulrtch,
Kit Conger avenue. They espect to
remain until next Thursday.
Resting Mrs. Randolph Hsmm.
who underwent msjor surgery at
Klamath Valley hospitsl Wednesday,
Is reported resting easily today. Mrs.
Hsmm may be released from the
hospital In four or five days.
To Porllsntf Mr. and Mrs. Msrk
Simons will be In Portlsnd tins
week-end. she for medical treatment
and he to visit friend and watch
the Shrine all-star footbsll gsme
Saturday night.
Bark Home Mrs John Maikert
and daughters, Marilyn and Joyce.
340 N. Sixth, hav returned home
from a two-week stay wllh relatives
In Washington.
Church Services There will be a
Communion al I o'clock this Sunday
at th St. Paul's Episcopal church,
and servlres at 11. Rev. Fred C.
Wissenbarh will conduct the ser
vices. Picnic The Cooties and the Lady
bugs are giving a picnic lor Uir
men at Camp White domiciliary
August Is It will be held on the
Rogue river al 1:30. All VFW mem
bers are invited.
Return ta 8.K Capt. and Mrs.
C. D. Dudley hav returned to San
Francisco after seversl dsys here
visiting Csptain Dudley's daughter,
Mrs. Malcolm Epley and family.
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YOUR HERALD AND NEWS carrier will be around to collect
soon please pay promptly.
Seems Lovely Lass Won
Hollow, Costly Victory
KELOO, Wh , Auf. 2 iV-The I
"victory" won by Llbby A Id rich 1
when the was named Mlu Wwh-j
lug ton vu indeed hollow. The Kel-!
m chamber of commerce charged
today.
The chamber declared thai a
prumtaed 500t wardrobe baa Dot
been f urnished. that a promised
ftlatewlde taur haa not been arrant
-WI-NE-MA Coffee Shop
Drive . . . to rite Wi-n-ma
2 Forking Loti For Your Convenience
Luncheon from 65c - Dinner from $1.25
Coffee Shop & Dining Room
Qua Mr raeal at Rasaonshle Prices
Robt I
W "ThMCenie,,
IN THE GALLERY
Ilia paintings nf the rflsttngulshrd American painter
James hdicard Peck
of Seattle
the notsble walrrcolors of International designer
Nora Zwciilvuch
of Vienna
IN THE SHOWROOM
Ceramics from the kiln of Thrl Wilson and a representative
group nf distinguished gifts and exquisite objects dart from the
hands nf tha finest rraftsmen In tha Northwest, California and
tha east.
Artl.it and Craftsmen supplies, varied and oompleta
IN THE CRAFTR00M
Looms, Kilns and Potters Wheels will be available very soon for
the convenience, personal hobbles and leisure hours of our patrons
and friends.
Her from Lakeview Greg Tain
ler, Lakrriew air man. was a vlsl
lor In Klamath Falls Thursday. He I
flrw over Thursrisy morning, find
ing the sir 'smooth as silk."
Vlslllng Brother Mrs J. H Msr
shall of Wocus Is vlslllng her brother.
William Hoyt. In Woodland. Wrsh.
Mrs. Marshall will also undergo
medical treatment In Woodland.
Teen Dance Mike fihsde's band
will lumlsh music for a teen-age
dance planned for tonight from 1:30
to 11 JO at the armory. The Teen
Age club will sponsor the dsnce.
Visitors Mrs. Mary Alexander, a
patient at Hillside hospital for a
seversl days, is now permitted to
hav visitors. Mrs. Alexander lives
at 4119 Altamont drive
Patient Mrs. Jack Campbell of j
300 Wlard Is a patient at Hillside
hospital. Mrs. Campbell la not yet
allowed to hav visitors.
Medical Car Van Weeks of
Chlloquin, an employe of the Sum
mers ranch. Is under medical care
at Hillside hospital.
rye Injury William A. Keesee.
Klamath Falls mall carrier, has been
off work this week with a painful
eye Injury.
la Klamath Vinton Greene of
the state department of veterans
affalra ha been in Klamath Falls
this week on a periodical run.
At IJiks Mr. and Mrs. M. P.
Leonard and family are spending this
week at Lake o' the Woods. .
Vaslora Ourste a the Coppock
bay homestead of Tom Withers are
his brother, Uen. H. J. Withers
lUBMC retired) and Mr. and Mrs.
Werner, all of Ban Diego, Calif.
Uelure returning home they will also
visit In Eugene, the family's old
home. Oen. Withers served In the
South Pacific during the war.
Tw Raby Boys Mr. and Mrs.
Rollie P. Petty and Mr. and Mrs.
Evan R. Petty of OranU Pass are
proud parents of boys born re
cently. Rollie and Evan are sons
of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Petty of this
city. The Rollie Petty have named
their boy Rollie Fred J.-, while the
Evan Pettys' baby Is named Ray
mond Rolland.
Meeting Officers and com
mittee chairmen of the Klamath
county committee of the home ex
tension service will not meet Mon
day. August 29. aa previously an
nounced. Instead the group will
meet September 13 at 1:30 p m.
Returned Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Clark have returned to Oakland.
Calif., after visiting her with Mrs.
ckrk'i aiioar atwt brother. Mrs.
W. P. Howard, and O. C. Tausan.
Fead Rale Theta Thru Rho girls
club will hold a food aale at Pine
Street market all day Saturday.
Nat Sam Morrle The Ray Mor
ns whose name appeared In the
municipal court misdemeanor rec
ords yesterdsy Is not the Ray Morris
who works for Dlmbat Motors,
Resigned Fran Miller haa re
signed his position aa deputy In the
olflre of County Assessor Otis Mets
krr. Visit Seattle Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Wellrin. (31 Washington, are leav
ing today for Seattle on their vacation.
ed. and that money haa not been
furnished to reimburse the Kelaa
chamber or ta bay rail tlcketa for
Miae Washington and her chaperon
la attend the Atlantis City pageant.
Clothing furnished Mlaa Washing
ton has a value "of about $300",
according to Chamber President
Max Moore.
The chamber awaited further
word today after being Informed
that C. P. Lloyd-Young of Seattle
will underwrite Mis Aldiich's ex
penses on her trip.
That expense payment would be
welcome, the chamber Indicated. It
also aald that Mlaa Washington her
self haa been onder a heavy finan
cial strain.
Her father haa been seriously Ul.
her younger sister suffered a bad
Injury In an accident recently, and
she herself haa ben unable to work
all summer because of the call for
her to attend various fairs and com
munity celebration.
Restaurant
Dishwashing
Improved
Restaurant and sods fountains
showed some Improvement In dish
washing methods, according to re
ports of a survey conducted by the
county health department and the
mobile laboratory of the Oregon
state board of health.
About one-third of the restanranta
In the county were tested, accord
ing te John Edge, county sanitari
an, and the results Indicate a Z
per cent Increase In efficiency of
dishwashing methods.
Fourteen of the so tested showed
acceptable bacteria counts on all
types of utensils tested and 1
showed no acceptable bacteria
count on any types.
Fifteen establishments met stand
ards art twa f the three types af
utensils and II only one of three.
Results of the swab-iinse samp
ling will be followed up with visits
to each establishment to correct
faulty dishwashing methods and to
improve methods of handling and
storing dishes and utensils.
MORE TROl'BLE
PORTLAND. Aug. 20 0P Edna'
May Benedeitl, 40, Roseburg. Willi
be turned over to Douglas county
authorities f face forgery and lar
ceny charges, police said today.
The woman was sentenced to 0
days In Jail Wednesday for drunk
enness, and police later learned
warrant were out against her In
Douglas county.
Use the Want Ad for Quick Results! I K
Klamath Pott No. I
CALLING ALL LEGIONAIRES!
AMERICAN LEGION
PICNIC
August 28, 7949
All Day Sunday at
Mathevt' Mark on Lokeview Highway
(about 4 mile east af Really)
Yea bring food, eating and drinking utensils,
yow family and the appetites!
REFRESHMENTS FURNISHED FOR YOUNG & OLD
AD aorta at g sales and race. Swimming, tea!
NOTE: Please check at Mamorial Hall by 9 a. m.
In tha event of inclement weather mnd ta
pick up anybody who needs a rida. Every
body bring a bit extra for tha bachelor.
Those needing transportation ba at tha Hall
by 9 a. m.
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Boy Champ Landed
21 Catfish
PORTLAND. Aug. it UP) The
shore was thick with fishermen yea-1
park. There were 36 of them to be
exact all Juvenile participating in
the park bureau s f Lining derby.
Twelve-year-old Richard Gregory
with 31 catfish In IH hours and
13-year-old Norma 8 path with 23
catfish In 1 S hours got the t o p
ptiies. I
Officials put on the contest after
announcing the park's lake was
overstocked with catfish.
Vlelta Brother Angelo Olovan
nlnl haa returned from a trip to
Prlnevllle where he visited his
brother. Olovannin! 1 employed at
the Lost River dairy. I
Visits Shirley Lynn Herrlck. small
daughter of Audrey Herrlck. Is visit
ing her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon Bunch of Eugene. With her
are her great grand parents, Mr.
and Mrs. O. K. Lilly.
Guests Roy Edwin Herrlck Jr.
mnA famllv nf Hsvfork. Calif- SfC
visiting his mother. Mrs. Roy Her- j g
rick of route 1 box sou.
Visiting Mrs. Myrtle Cotton of
Shelbwille. Mo., la visiting her
daughter. Mr. Oeorge Brownlnj. 411
N. Ninth. I
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