Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1955)
MONDAY. AUGUST 8. 1935 4-H Group Tours Basin A group of 50 Marlon County 4-H students and adults, headed by Ann Bergholz, Salem, county extension agent tn 4-H work and Ben Newell, Marion County exten sion agent, are making a three-day tour, today, Tuesday, and Wednes day to a number of Klamath County farms. The visitors are be. fng accompanied by Ray Peterson, assistant Klamath County agricul tural agent. Today the itinerary calls for Mops at Tulana Farms on the Up per Marsh lor a study of land reclamation; at the Henry Wolff ranch near Chiloquin to study si lage making and at several ranches In the Wood River area to look over pastures and to observe man agement practices. Tuesday the visitors will see the Weyerhaeuser Mill and hardboard plant, will visit the Holliday ranch operated by Howard and Lee Holli day, will lunch at Moore Park and see the seed production operations on the E. A. Geary ranch. Wednesday the visitors will head south, stopping at the Earl Mack ranch to study flock Improvement, will observe potato cellar construc tion, alsike clover seed production. 4-H cattle feeding methods, will look over registered Hereford's at the Lawrence Horton ranch in Poe Valley and the dairy herd at the Stanley C. Masten ranch in Poe Valley. HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE"TiVK BASIN BRIEFS Keiio Lorraine Anderson and rill held an executive session meet- tsiner simmers arove to Empire inir Julv 31 at Moose Hall. Klmm- to visit Mrs. Anderson's parents, alh Falls member t attending ln- m. im airs. rTant rox, ana i eluded Hazel pulley, senior rexem; bring home Davie and Kenny An-1 Ruth Chapel, Junior graduate re derson who had spent a month: tent- Mary Morris, lunior recent. visiting their grandparents at Em pire. Graduates Paul R. Wilson, son of Mrs. Nora B. Hawk, Klam ath Agency, recently was gradu ated from the Army's transporta tion school's stevedoring court at Fort Eustls. Virginia. He entered ine army in March ot this year ana received baaic training at Fort Ord. He attended Chiloquin High School prior to entering the serv ice. Homeit of the Moose ot Mer- The guests returned Friday to their noni0 at Roseburg. Recent Visitors at the CacV Hodges Dome in Merrill were Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius WaTnenhoven end children of Sunnystde, Washington, Buy llnme Mr. and Mrs. John Heilbrouner have purchased the David Lundeen home in southeast GOP Picnic . August 14 Tickets for the annual Republi can picnic to be held at Moore Pirlc Sunday, August 14, are now on sale. Those attending may pur chase a lunch there or may take picnic baskets for private par ties. Lunch will be served at 1 p.m. ' Wendell Wyatt, Astoria, chairman of the state Republican Central Committee will be guest speaker. Floyd Wynn will emcee the pro gram. A. R. Dickson, general chair man has appointed the following committees in preparation for the affair: Anabel Newton, tickets: Mrs. A. R. Dickson, hospitality and food; Marybette Ferguson, pro gram; Ruth King and Patl O'Con nor, publicity: Bill Wales, enter tainment; Norman Wilson, ground arrangements. Mr. and Mrs Bill Lorenz, Chiloquin, will be assist ants to the chairmen. CITY BRIEFS and Erma GeRue. recorder. The ! Chiloouin. Heilbronner will be on meeting was held to study the du ties ot the executive committee. the junior high school faculty ana the Lundeens are moving to Klam ath Falls. He is a logger for the Briggs operation. nurses' training. Malin Ground Observer Coi ps. Rescheduled The L 1 n d 1 e y Heights Home Extension potluck picnic has been rescheduled from next Wednesday to August 19 at Wiard Park. It Is to be at noon. Garden Club Northside Gar den Club members are asked to be at the fairgrounds Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. to help aet up for the flower show the following day. Lunch will be served at a slight charge. Mem bers are reminded to donate hwo dozen cookies each for the slower show. . Meeting of the Three R Club, at the Shasta View Community Hall, Tuesday, August 9 for lunch eon and cards. Hostesses will be Wanda Larson and Gertrude Law-son. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Jack I. Robinson have returned to their home at San Mateo after several days here with Robinson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Crete Robinson, 1433 Derby Street and his brothers. Melvin and Willis. Robinson Is comptroller for Lt- ,1 Brothers De partment Stores In San Mateo. He graduated from Klamath Union High School in 19 to and following time in the service returned to graduate from Stanford University as an accountant. Food Sale will be held Satur day, August 27, at Earl's Market :n Merrill by committee members . Sadako Sliisldo former Chilo- of Mooseheart of Women of thermic resident, is visitng Mr. and Moose, jvurjorie rrasier is cnair-1 Mi s. Henry Wolff. Williamson Riv man. er, for two weeks before returning !lo San Joaquin General Hospital. Chapter .Mtnt was ooservea Stockton, for her junior year August 2 oy women 01 ine Aioose, Merrill Chapter 18. Mooseheart alumni committee chairman. Anna Howard, presented the program. Others on the program were Dovie Reeder and Lillian Chapman's daughter. Next meeting will be August 16. A rummage sale Is planned for fall. Attend Sale Mr. and Mis. Roy McNeil of Merrill attended the Wil lamette Valley Ram Sale at Al bany and visited relatives in Salem and Corvallls last week. Camping Mr. and Mrs. George Hobbs of Chiloquin. took their guests, his brother and family. Mr. and Mrs. Everett hoods, on a fishing trip to Odell and Davis lakes over the weekend of July 30. Malin unit, will hold a picnic to night (Monday! at Malin Park, starting at 6 p.m. Recruits are needed and all interested persons are invited to attend. For further Information call Bonnie Stephens at Malm 861. Social Mcetint The Ladies Aid Society ot the Malm Commun ity Presbyterian Church are invit ing Merrill. Tulelake and Mt. Laki women's groups to join in a .-ocial meeting to be held at 2 p.m.. Thursday. Aucust 18, In the sanc tuary of the church with Mrs. Bes sie Reid. leader. Decision was made at the August 4 ineeing pre sided over by Mrs. Evelyn Hugi rty in the absence ot the president. I Florence Wilson and vice president, 1 Connie Loveness. Fishing at the Lp: Thomas j Meadows near Sprague River Irom I Auuust 1-3. were Mr. and Mrs. ' J. R. Ratlltf ot Malin and their son and his family. Mr. and Mrs. Don RatllH of Merrill. They report ed fairly good luck. Recovering Mrs. Jesse Me Fall of Bonanza has received word that her brother. Barry Fenton, ot Adel, is out ot the hospital and recoverinc at hW home. He sui te! ed a fractured skull when his car turned over on Warner Moun tain and he was hospitalized for 10 days. Lanrrll Valley visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Walker MclNTYRE TRAVEL SERVICE Your Experienced Agent WILLARD HOTEL Phone 3081 are his sister and family, Mr, and Mrs.. Roy Perkins ai.d their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Perkins, all of Poplar Blutf, Missouri. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gentry and four children. Mrs. Rose Htalnaker and Ray mond, her lather, M. F. Fry and Bob Colwell. Dan, Margaret and John, all of Langell Valley and guests from Utah spent several days at Vallejo with son, Mervin Stalnaker, and family. Mrs. Stal naker reports her twin granddaugh ters. Dawn and Donna, are gain- Cominq to Klamath Falls Dollar Days THURS. - FRI. - SAT. Ing and growing fast. 1 Weekend Mr. and Mrs. How ard Kelleson and children of Bo nanza spent the weekend at Union Creek - for a reunion with other members of his family, including; a sister, Mrs. R. M, Blackman of New York who has Just returned, from four years in. England. Lakeview Kalhy Job, four, months-old victim of a house firs in Lakeview last Wednesday, was reported resting better in the Lake view County Hospital over tho weekend. '55 CHEVROLET '1845 DUGAN & MEST 410 So. 6th Ph. 4111 Moose Lodge To Hold Big' Picnic Members of the Loyal Order of Moose Lodge and their families will picnic Sunday, August 14, at Denton Park near Fort Klamath. Those attending will take picnic lunches. The lodge will furnish ice cream and pop. Clair Martin, governor of the local lodge will be in charge of games for children, and adults. Bert Asher is refreshment chairman. Special guests will be members , of the Pee-Wee and Pony League baseball teams. Meeting for the board of di-l rectors of the Klamath County Red Cross Chapter, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Aucust 16 at the county library building. Away E. L. Mitchell and four children are vacationing in San Francisco for the next 10 days with relatives. They also plan trip to see Disney Land in the Los Angeles area. Meeting of the WCTU. 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, August 9 at the home of Clara Henninger, 2212 Eberlein Street. Weather To South Hot SAN PRANCISCO (UP) Cal ifornia weather summary: It was hot yesterday over Cali- fornia except along the coast. Max imum readings were MO or higher j over most of the interior. Dag- j Re and Inyokern had 106 and i Paso Robles 104. Humidity was I moderate to low with the heat ex cept in the Colorado River Valley ' and the Imperial and Coachella ' vallevs and there the thermometer I stayed below 100. No thunderstorms ! were reported in the state during : the pat 24 hours. i Fog has been general along the ' coast during the past day and night but it evaporated at the oceans i edge In most sections yesterday , afternoon. Temperatures along the j coast varied widely with distance i from the ocean and strength of the Seabreeze. TO MEET DAVOS, Switzerland I The central committee of the World Council of Churches Is going to hold its next annual meeting in Budapest, Hungary its first gath ering in a Communist land since the Council was set up in 1948. Pvt. Ross L. Tnmlin son of Mrs. Delia A. Tomlin, 821 Oak, has completed four weeks of in dividual combat training at the Marine Corps Base at Camp Pen dleton, California. He will be as signed new duty station. Rummage Sale Stewart Len nox Fire Belles will hold a rum mage sale Saturday, starting about 9 a.m., at the Pelican Theater building across from Sears Store. Party Klamath Sportsmen's Association will hold a meeting at the clubhouse Tuesday evening, games for entertainment during the starting at 8 p.m. After a short business meeting, there will be games for entertainment during the evening. TrovfcUd with GETTING UP NIGHTS faint in BACK, HIPS, IEGS Tirednm, LOSS OF VIGOR If you are vietim of these symp toms then your troubles miy be traced to Glandular Inflammition. Glandular Inflammation it a con stitutional disease and medicines that give temporary relief will not remove the causes of your troubles. Neglect of Glandular Inflamma tion often leads to premature senility, and incurable malignancy. The past year men from 1.000 communities have been successfully treated here at the Excelsior In stitute. They have found soothing relief and a new zest in life. The Excelsior Institute, devoied to the treatment of diseases peculiar to older men by NON-SURGICAL Methods, has a New FREE BOOh. that tells how these troubles may be corrected by proven Non Surgical treatments. This book may prove of utmost importance in your life. No obligation. Address Excelsior Institute. Dept. 7111 Excelsior Springs, Missouri. Adv. lAy not mick,AkijouHQl(j? hunger tablets will make you more attractive! Mot you lake off fat NO EXAGGERATED CLAIMS Medical Science has discovered an amazing new formula for taking fat off hips and waiitline Hunger Tablets, for you who have lost faith in reducing treatments, "exaggerated claims" and ineffectual results nungcr laoicu onng new nope. , NO COUNTING CALORIES This new discovery now I while you eat the foods you choose no dieting or hunger pains and no ill elfeeu to your heart. Hunger Tablets are absolutely sate it's a food adjunct not a drug. . all w T liMrti belort each dui Cthm . . . food yw it ih For safe, healthful, easy reducing ... get Hunger Tablets today. Less than 19f a day you get a sixteen day supply. If in that time you are not fully satisfied with the results the full purchase price will be refunded to you. sold at leading drug stores PayLess Drug, 808 Main Suburban Drug Co., .rail So. 6th McConkey Drugs, 635 Main Lee Hendricks Drugs, 2212 So. 6th Penney's! V No fob too tough for Pennay's first quality laboratory tested LEVATOR SERVICE TO ALL FLOORS Store Hours: Mon.-Fri. - 9:30 to 5:30 Sot. 9:00 to 5:30 Regular Ail-Year Weight Work Sets! l : naiMii is II v Vym'vV'?r1 I fi A h i ; -V li 0 , fl -Tugged foremost" f Sr-;fp" "it I I hit I . AVAILABLE IN 3 COLORS '$ i 1 . l I T 1 khaki j ri; i j y a SPRUCE GREEN I Wt I -J I 9 GRA-GREEN I "iJJ . V -St I BIG MAC WORK SETS --NOW, EVEN p I 1 THE POCKETS ARE SANFORIZED!' M 1 If. onolhcr Bi9 Mac fir,.! No mor. trouble, 6VntS' B Q with pockef shrinkage, became, now, for the ' I firsf time, you got a twill set that', complete- 3. V O Ij H ly Sanforized! And don't forget the other fi oz fwi thittJ U') ki Penney feature, ... the graduated fit, heovy sizes 14-19 L . M duty zipper, tho,. big Sanforized boat.ail ce GreTn f'J drill pockets, the many . dre-up touches! mq M Durably built, too! Z..4 iA I'if ' Wr n "'i n in i....Miiiiila' m ' n' 1 rrn i is. ma.. 'n ii'" , '. iH'TB ' USE PENNEY'S CONVENIENT LAY-AWAY PLAN FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL SHOPPING! f1 10" All , Purpose Pull Over Engineer Boot Black Raton cowVtidt uppers with brown composition outsell. Theit rugcd, lonf wtorinf boots ort priced ot only Men's Feather weight 9" Boots Oil tanned cowhide, leather lined vamp; ftnrm welt helps seal out woter! Oilresistant crepe wit, heel! Ton. Sanforised. Thrifty Rugged Work Shoes Tough elMIniihed cowhide! 1 piece molded bock, thick cork-and-rubber soles, heel! Sanitised, Sizes 6D-10D 8.90 .t., 13.75 Size, 6 to ,6.90 BASEMENT BASEMENT i BASEMENT ALL PENNEY SHOES ARE Saniiitd RUGGED FOREMOST 13V4-OZ. WESTERN JEANS n79n R.gulor - Foromosr quality ... Ikl. uptrb low, tight tit ni solid con struction In Sonforii.d sup.r-d.nim. Now vat-dyad ... to mochlno with tha oth.r family laundry. - men tiset WESTERN JEANS FOR BOYS Foremost quality. Sanforized. Nylon reinforced jeani 2.98 2.29 Sixes 4-16" PAY DAT CARPENTER OVERALLS ,. Heavy duty sanforized. Padded kneel BIG MAC WORK SUITS Sanforized. Sturdy quality. Strips or blue. BIG MAC CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS Full cut sanforized. Blue-grey. FOREMOST LEATHER FACED GLOVES Canva, back. Knitwritt. Heavy weight. BIG MAC CAVALRY TWILL PANTS Forest green. Sanforized. Size, 29-44.' PAY DAY BLACK TWILL JEANS 10-oz. Cotton. Sanforized. Size, 29-42. . FOREMOST COTTON-NYLON WORK SOX. White Random. Size, 10-13. MAIN FLOOR 4.98 4.49 ,1.69 89c 3.98 2.98 31.00 BACK-TO-SCHOOL ITEMS SMARTLY-STYLED LEISURE-TIME DENIMS FOR MEN $398 I v yl 1 4 a v ft -. V; . fJ Lr i "1 Size, 29-42 Denim, the all-time qreat in iport fabric, loin, with a deluxe Pen ney dret, (tylinq in one of the ,ea,on most comfortable, practical and aood-lookinq dock value,! 10-oz. denim with saddle ititched lido seam, are iust 2 of it, finer oointi. Faded 1 blue, qreen, birch and tan. Sanforized for ,afe machine wa, liability. MAIN FLOOR ik' i t BOY'S TWILLS 2.98 Size, 6-18 Patch Pocket, Tappered Ltq Slack Front Sanforized Vat Dyed Wide variety of color BASEMENT 0
