'WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21,194?
PACE SIX
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Midland Empire News
Fort Klamath
Mr. and Mr. Robert Isham o!
Orents Pass visited hut lor three
davs last tftk t the home of her
grandmother, Mr. Olive Denton. l
Denton's Park. Mrs, Isham U the
(ormer Phyllla Preacott, the sister
of Mra. Delbert Denton, whom ahe
also visited while here.
Doris Btone of San Francisco was
the houseguest for a week at the
home of her uncle and aunt. Mr.!
and Mra. William C. Hacaier. wniie
on a vacation trip after which he
will enter Pomona college In Cali
fornia. Mr. and Mra. Raymond 8. Loos
ley attended the stale lair at Sa
lem, leaving Thursday and return
ing hJme Saturday. Durum the trip,
they visited at Sclo with their son-in-law,
daughter and grandson, Mr.
and Mra. Olaf Carpenter and son
Charles. . . ...
Mrs. Anna Dodson and two chil
dren visited here on Tuesday at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Olaf Erlckson. at the Modoc Lum
ber company 1-mlle camp. Accom-
w rwisnn and children
w xirs. Lea Heal the froup being !
all from poms.
Spending Priday at the home of,
Mr. and Mrs. Erick-son were their
daughter. Mrs. Leonard Beem o f
Nubieber. and her mother-ln-Uw. :
Mrs Jack Beem of Tennant. !
Mrs. Joseph McAulifle and three
children left last week Cotton-;
wood. Calif, where they will spend
the fail and winter months at the
ranch of J. P. McAulifle and sons,
and where the McAuliffe children
will attend school this term. Mc
Auliffe expects to Join his wife and
family at Cottonwood In the near
'"paul Wampler and sons of Chllo
uln finished haying at their 7-mtle
ranch the tatter part of last week.
Win Brewer spent the week-end
here from Warm Springs. Ore.
where he Is employed In logging
and on returning Sunday, was ac
companied by his brother Marcus,
who will also be employed there,
cutting wood.
William Combs has returned to
Lakeriew, his work as linemen in
installing the dial telephone system
here for the West Coast Telephone
company ha Ting been completed.
Mis wife and small daughter had re
turned to Lakeriew previouslv. the
family having been In Fort Klam
ath for the past three months while
Combs was employed locally by the
telephone company, having been
vent here by the company from
Lakenew, where he has his home
and works for the company.
Mrs. Maude McDonald, mother
of Mrs. Robert Cable of Port Klam
ath, la 111 at her home tn Klamath
rails, and Mrs. Cable has been with
her mother for some tune. Mrs.
McDonalds brother. Hugh Roulty
of Port Klamath, went to Klamath
Falls last week to visit her also.
Mr. and Mrs. Oene Corbin and
Infant son Hyall of Stockton. Calif,
are risiung here for three weeks at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Oray.
Klamath Fall visiotrs on Wed
nesday were Mrs. Ray Kellr. Mrs.
Marvin Roeder. and Mrs. Herbert
Hinz. the latter visiting here from
Merrill Wis. with her brother-in-law,
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Roeder, sons Donald and
Clark, and also with her father.
Charles J. Bricco of the Crater Lake
cafe. Mr. and Mrs. Hini and their
three sons left Monday after being
here with their relatives for t h e
past week, and from here went to
Brookings to en)oy the salmon fish
ing. On the trip west from Wis
consin to Fort Klamath, they took
the northern route, and will return
home via the south, stopping at Gal
veston. Tex. to visit en rout home.
On Sunday, the Wisconsin visitors,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Roeder and sons, and by Charles J.
Bricco, made a trip to Crater and
Diamond lakes, enjoying the lovely
fall weather prevailing here at this
tune.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood and
daughters moved last week to Chilo
quin, where Wood commenced work
with the Chiloquln state highway
crew on Thursday. He came here
last year Irom the Chiloquin d 1
rision, and last week received his
transler back there. The Wood fam
ily has rented the Roy Deffenbacher
property and moved their house
hold furniture and belongings there
. pec 11 uiu uie rrana cawaras (
nouse nere, wiucn tney nave rented
for some time past.
Mrs. Edna Orth and her mother,
Mrs. Viola Leever, are enjoying a
two weeks' trip and visit with rela
tives at Bandon, Ore, and are ex
pected back home this coming
week-end. They made the tnp to
the coast by bus.
Canadian visitors here last week
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wardell,
of Winnipeg, Manitoba, who left for
home this past week-e n d after
spending several days with Mr. and
Mrs. Olen Smith and family at the
Modoc Lumber company 7-m 1 1 e
camp where Smith la employed.
Mrs. Wardell and Mrs. Smith being
sisters.
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1-Ton 2-Ton
TRUCKS
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Malta
M A L I N A leaderl training
meeting was held at the home ot
Mrs. Elsie Roberts In Malln on Sep
tember 15. Mrs. T. A. De Merritt
led the round table Instruction for
future Scout leaders, and was as
sisted by Mrs. D. Steward.
Ladle present from Henley were
Mrs. L. Hill. Mrs. Harvey Wise,
Mrs. aonald Whitlach, Mrs. R. Ral
ston, and Mrs. P. Enman.
Those present from Malln were
Mrs. Lee Martin. Mrs. J. B. Con
roy, Mrs. Mox Marviss. D. Stewart
Jerry Mlcka, John Frletag, Elsie
Roberts, T. A. De Merritt. Mra.
Ted Evans. Mrs. Hubert Morelock.
and Mrs. Vac Kalina.
At the close of the meeting It was
decided to meet again Jointly on
Thursday, September 35. at the
home ol Mrs. T. A. De Merritt
Everyone Interested in Oirl Scout
ing Is urged to attend.
The Jolly Nine Pinochle club met
at the home of Mrs. Frank Vlctorin
Wednesday evening. September 14.
for Its regular meeting. Present tor
the evening were. Mrs. Jerry RaJ
nus. Mrs. Jame Ottoman. Mrs.
John James, Mrs. John Reber. Mrs.
P. O. Wilson. Mrs. Everett Jones,
Mrs. Em 11 Toff U and Mrs. Oeorge
Retterath. Prises for the evening
went to Mrs. Emit Tofell. Mrs. John
Reber and Mrs. John James. The
next club meeting will be held Sep
tember 38 at the home of Mrs. P.
O. Wilson.
Rosella Richardson waa a week
end visitor at Prinevflle where she
attended the wedding of Ellen Flu
gerald Saturday evening. She re
turned late Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Gross, sister
and brother-in-law of Mrs. Harold
Knisker returned after a short visit
In Cathalamet and Seattle. Wash
ington and are now moving Into
their home on the Bun Scott ranch.
The Gross family intend to make
their home here permanently.
The VFW Post No. 147 have an
nounced that they hare chosen
three girls. Sally Smalley, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge
Smalley, Bererely Buntx. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. O Bunts and Shir
ley Sarutyski, daughter of Mr. and
Mra. Axel Sarutyski, to compete for
the title of queen of the Potato Fes
Ural. The queen la selected on the
basis of the number of tickets sold,
each ticket representing a certain
number of votes and will be on sale
for on week only. The girl having
the largest number of votes will
compete with the winners from
Tulelake. Merrill, Chiloquin. Henley
and Dorris at the Queen's Ball
which will be held in the Commu
nity hall at Merrill October 15th.
Malta's elimination dance will held
at the Broadway hall October the
Ith. Members of the VFW post ur
gently request that every one sup
port these girls by buying all the
tickets possible.
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Wilson left
Sunday morning for the coast
where they plan to spend the week
fishing for steelheads.
Mrs. Ezra Webb of Ltvermore.
Calif, and Marine Haley of San
Francisco were, recent visitors at
the Perry Haley home.
Mrs. Hazel Thompson and Mrs.
Bob Henry left the first of the week
for an extensive visit with friends
and relatives In their home state
of Oklahoma,
Mrs. John Clark is visiting her
young daughter Anita, who because
of her health la making her home
with Mrs. Claris sister at Walnut
Creek. Calif.
Mrs. Chester Stonecypher was
called to Alturas to serre on the
Jury. She plans to stay In that aity
until the Jury la dismissed.
Word was received last week by
Shirley K. Johnson that she had
been awarded a scholorshlp by the
University board that will cover her
tuition for the year. Shirley left
Sunday for Eugene where she will
resume her studies.
Potato digging on a small scale
has been started In the Malln area,
those reported to have started har
vest operations are. West Lyon Co.,
Dean King and J. A. Carpenter.
Large scale operation however is
not expected to start before the 25th
of the month.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Fisher have re
turned home after an extensive trip
through Eastern states and Canada
where they visited friends and re la-
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Chrysler's first post-war station wagon, a
V-nassenpcr Royal motlfl. combines beauty with
utility. The white ash trim provides pleasing
etTect in contrast with the mahogany paneling,
, which really is metal that has been processed
to resemble the grained wood. The spare tire
ia easily accessible in a special compartment
lives. Fisher who has been 111 for
quite some time visited the Mayo
Brothers clinic at Rochester. Minn.
and while there submitted to ma
jor surgery. I
Misfortune again struck at the'
Tony Steykal ranch when a house ;
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pal- I
ahee and family was destroyed by
fire. The house and all Its furnish
ings was completely destroyed. Due
to an Interruption In telephone serv
ice the alarm did not reach the fire
department In time for them to be '
ot much help the fire being out of ,
control by the time they arrived.
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Fred Elmore who was hospital
ised last week, when he fell from
a. scaffold on a potato cellar re
ceived a serious back Injury. He
has returned to his home and his
condition Is reported to be Improv
ing. Mrs. Joseph Kent of San Fran
cisco has returned to her home aft
er a short visit with her brothers
Ben and Dick Pickett.
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BOISE. Ida.. '41 Idaho- has
some unusual visitors from the the
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deserts of the Southwest. They are
gambel quail. State Bird Supervisor
Maurice Lundy wonders how the
plump, fast desert birds got so far
from their normal ratiRe. He says
they are supposed to be non-mliira-tory
and are not native to Idaho.
Five coveys of I'JS gsmbcL, were
reported lu the Lrmlil draluaue and
others were said to have been seen
In Owyhee' county. The birds pro
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the extreme 8outhwest. The ldnho
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Chiloquin
The Blue lllids nl Mrs. PwUtlil
Boilers group the Willing Winkers,
and the Hxpiiy Blue Hints led by
Mrs. Hiilph McNutt have been sell
ing boxes ol assorted curd. All the
money received from the sales ot
cards Is lu be used within the two
groups to purchase Denied supplies
and iiialei lnls, The Jtt boxes ol i
cards were given to Uie Blue lllids
by Mrs. r't'lcdinan Kit K, whose j
Camp Fire group has disbanded.
Klleii Haddock, oldest uaughter ot
Mr. and Mis. Folk Haddock, under-1
went an eineritency appendectomy
lale Friday iiikIU. She la a sopho
more at the local hiali school.
Ellen's youngest sister, Winifred,
Is also on the sick list with a bad
ly infected foot.
Louise Nieliaus, daughter "f Mr.
and Mra. Wayne Nlrhaus, broke her
arm Just above the wrist on Friday
tn a freak bicycle accident. She was
riding double, reachrd bark and
caught her hand In the siwikea of
the wheel, lacerating the flr.ih and
breaking her arm.
Kev. and Mrs. Wesley Huntley,
Mrs. Floyd Oh Irs and Melvln, Mrs.
Eurl Orrcnr and Mrs. Fred Mai k
Wardt drove to Klamath Falls on
Wednesday evening to attend a pot
luck quarterly church conterence.
under the leadership of the district
superintendent. Dr. S. Raynor
i Smith. The meeting was held In the
I church parlors of the Methodist
church.
Joanne Weildle was chosen treas
urer of the high school student body
tn a special election held last week.
Junelee Siuvth. who was to have
' held the position, moved recently to
, Lakevlew.
I Officers of the Chllonuln home ex
I tension unit went to Klamath Falls
; on Monday to attend an all day
otllcers training session. Mnkiim the
trip were the chairman, Mrs. Walter
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Mrs. F.arl Oreeur was hostess on
Tuesday nlulit when the Wouiens So
clety ot chiisUim Mervice met nt the
Methodist church. Next meeting of
the gioon will be an all ilav meet
ing on Tuesday, September '11. at
the rliurili. Members are asked to
bring a sack lunch and the time
will be sient lu sewing lor the an
nual church basaar.
Hrmo Mluato mid Howaul l.uder
man will Irave this next week-end
to enter the college ol education at
Ashland. Both boys will be fresh
men and have recently been dis
charged from a years service In
the navy.
The first meeting of the current
year for I he Altar society of Our
lady of Ml. funnel Catholic church
was held last Wednesday evening.
The women met at the Fort Klam
ath home ol Mrs. Lauren Miller
Orneral plans for the year were out
lined by the large number ot mem
bers attending. Olllrera elected
were as follows: Mrs. Ursula Bond,
president; Mra. Oeorge Hhurey, vice
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The annual series
of card parlies sponsored each fall'
by the bump will begin soon. Exact
dales will be published soon.
Members of the Methodist church
held a pot lurk dinner In the chureh
basement following the services on
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