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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1941)
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. PAGE THIRTEEN Midland CntfUte. Aleurt. i WESTSIDE The Westslde ring will participate (gain hit year In trl-grange rodent ontrol contest with the Thomas ;mk end East Sid granges. I"he contest, which started March 1, will cIom October 15 of thU rear. Contestant, who will be mem en of the three grange and heir famlllei. will work (or right cash prlr.es, toward which lach grange will contribute $12. t the clou of the contest the hre grange! will hold a pot- tick lupper and dance, admit- ilon being et at BO cent! or the wrnlng of 250 point! by killing orients In the conteit. Mary Martin, Frank Martin md John (Sonny) Dick ware rated on and taken In ai new n em ben of the Westsld grange it It! last meeting, March 19 Richard Buck, the master, ap pointed Hugh Anderson, Louis ftlpley and Harry Crowl com Titttee to see about organising i Westsld grange baMball team lo compete with other Goose Lake valley grange teams. Quartz Mt. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ryser of Ewauna camp at Sprague River were Tuesday visitors at Quart! Mountain. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Taylor and two children, Arlene and Rich rd, left Wednesday morning for Derate. Calif., where their new iome will be. Taylor Is employed by the Bernle Lumber company, nd the family had spent the past lx months at Quart! Mountain while operations at Bernle had topped (or the winter. Mr. M. C. Real was In Klamath Falls on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Stafford snd Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young ind family ware Saturday visi tors from Ewauna camp at Sprague River. Young James Brown cele brated hli eleventh birthday Sunday with big family dinner and a beautifully decorated cake with 11 glowing candles. Jtmmla was the proud owner of many birthday presents. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ferguson nd son John and Mis Velma Moon motored to Lakavlew Sat urday where they spent the night with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moon. Young Velma Moon had spent the week here and re mained home with her parents. Nsw evidences of spring are the stately pussy-willows that can be found along the highway snd In the canyons around Quart! mountain. They seem un usually lovely this year. The past two weeks of sunshine has melt ed the mow here in the moun tain! almost unbelievably, and birds and animals are to be seen everywhere, enjoying the coming of spring, and the green grasi springing up In abundance. West Side Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hughes of Grants Pas were weekend vis itors at the Floyd Reed home. Mrs. Reed entertained with a dinner for them Saturday night. Inviting as guest Mr. and Mrs. Jsck Dalen and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stuart of Lakeview. Mrs. Lester Arthur of Tlo nenta is here visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Mar vln Perdue. Mrs. Bessie Grisel left Mon day for Klamath Falls where she has work. Her son Wayne is working for Floyd Reed, and Deane, who Is staying at Reeds, has transferred to the Vernon school. Ed Bosbyshell, who Is nearly through lambing, turned about 000 of his Iambi and ewes out to pasture on (rasa this week. Although the weather hai cloud ed up somewhat the last few days. It continues excellent for lambing. Only seven members of the B. B. club and their families attended the party planned hy 'ne club for the evening of March 17 at the hall. After a delicious pptluck supper, a soc ial hour was enjoyed. Although ever since the first of March Richard Buck has been expecting his Karakul iheep to lamb, he li reported to have just one lamb from them so far. George Stockburger also has one Karakul lamb. A. L. Travis went over to Klamath Falls Sunday to bring nacK Mrs. Travis, who has been receiving treatment for an ear. Earl Hobbs made a trip to Ash land last weekend. Bertha Barrv and Betty Combs were guests of Barbara ana Irene Dunham Sunday. Henry Albertson left for the roast on business Monday. Mrs Harry Crowl accompanied him in order to visit her parents, Mr. "nd Mrs. Jack Albertson, in Bnndon. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Padget nd Mr. and Mrs. Francis Smith "f the Vernon district were among the guests whom Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamarlter entertained with '600" party Saturday night at their home In Lake view. Jack Bolton and Johnny Ven ator are home for vacation from Oregon State college. Jack will return to Corvallls Sunday, but Johnny completed this term his work for graduation. Benefit Curd Party Held Ily Woman' Club DORRIS Mrs. Fred Starr was chairman of the committee who so successfully staged t'.ie Dorris Federated Woman's club benefit card party Friday eve ning. The Jolly affair was held at the club room In the commun ity hall and there were 11 tables of whist. At the close of the evening delicious refreshments were served by the committee. Mrs. Robert Olson won the high score prite for the ladles, Mrs. Claude Olson second high est and Mrs. Luclle Barnes the low score prlte. At several tables ladles substituted for men who could not be present and per haps that was why they carried the honors even In that field with Mrs. C. Arnold getting the high score prize, Mrs Lester Chase second high and William Evans the consolation prlte for lowest score for the men's record. Home EC Clnb Meeting Held At Weatlde The Weetalda Horn Ki rluh met at the home of Mrs. Andy Illll me irifrnoon nf Man-h in to make plans for the dance they win sponsor March 22. They arranged to give prize for sev eral of the best costume worn bv thrtfc mtimntHnm Mrs. Don Feller, Mrs. Spenser Osburne, Mrs. Henry Albertson, Mr. Beule OHi! Mr, Ruhw Bacon and Mrs. Joe Martin were guests for the afternoon. Talk, Stitch Group Meets At llorrls DORRIS The Talk and Stitch club met Thursday after noon at the home of Mrs. Vir ginia Olson on Butte street. At the close of th enjoyuble affair delicious refreshments were served by th hostess. Several of the member were not able to be present but those who at tended the club meeting were Mrs. Dorothy Johns, Mrs. Evelyn Marshall, Mrs. Phyllis Huse, Mrs. Kerwln. Mrs. Selma Ny strom, Mr. Esther White, Mrs. Virginia Olson. Entire Preelnet Voters Shun Seattle Polls SEATTLE. March IS HP) Nary voter appeared at th polling place In the well-to-do Blu Ridge district, north of the city limit, in last Tuesday's election. The precinct has 1(7 registered, among them numer ous persons prominent In pro fessional and business life 'This U the first time I know of where no votes were cast In a precinct," Deputy Auditor Hoy Erford, In charge of elections, said. The election officials didn't even vote they had to be lm ported from adjoining precincts as no one In the district, Erford said, will serve on an election board. Only the school board and port commission candidates, however, were on the ballot. It cost the county g0 to open the polls there.- - Ivory tower Indeed! On col lege faculty political activity is Just about twice as poisonous as any I'll ever see In the state house. Dr. Odell Shepard, Con necticut's poet-professor- biographer-lieutenant-governor. FUNNY BUSINESS ''Hm-mrn, cork-tipped ttumUrianr Super Bomber Announced For Curtis -Wright Plant the use of "flaps' or air brakes at from 230 to 300 miles an hour. Reduced speed In nor mal high-velocity dives Is re quired for accuracy In releas ing bombs. That part of the announce ment pertaining to bomb loads would Indicate a capacity of at least 200 pounds of explosives. Current "production" dive bomb bombers of the navy car ry 1000 pounds of bombs, and Stukas carry from 8S0 to 1100 pounds depending on the dis tance to the "target" and the nature of the objective. Tacoman Dies Of Hare Ailment TACOMA, March IB JP The death of Edwin R. Gllkl son, 27, of Buckley, last Satur day in the county hospital has finally been attributed to rare disease, chicken pox encephali tis, according to Dr. N. E. Mag nussen, county health officer, Tuesday. The health officer said only 140 case of the disease had been recorded in medical litera ture. When admitted to the hospital, physicians first be lieved Infantile paralysis to be the ailment It developed, how ever, two other members of the Gilkiscn family had chicken pox at the same time. By DEVON FRANCIS NEW YORK, March IB UP) Construction of a new type of dive bomber with a probable top speed of at least 330 mile an hour and designed to carry a bomb load twice as large a that borne by similar planes abroad was announced today by a leading American aircraft company. It will be manufactured In quantity at the new Curtiss Wright factory being built at Columbus. O. At capacity th factory will employ 12,000 workmen. Burdctte S. Wright, vice pres ident of the Curtiss-Wright corp., said th plane was de signed to meet navy require ment for: Twice as many heavy mombs a any existing dive bomber; a range twice that of present models; twice the gunfire of any other single-engine navy plane, and a maximum speed of 100 miles an hour faster than cur rent types. Th speed requirement would Indicate a maximum perform ance of at least 330 miles an hour. The German Junkers "Stukas," used extensively In Norway, the Invasion of the low countries, the battle of France and the assault on England, have a top speed in level flight of about 230 miles an hour. They div on objects with t mil O DON'T BUY A HOT WATER HEATER Until You Invcsticatc Automatic AS HOT WATER HEATING! SIP IFA(3SP INI iEs 4 Our Customers Have Found They Can Operate An Automatic Gas Hot Water Heater for LESS! With GAS you Simply DONT run out of Hot Water! Gas Heats Water TWICE as Fast! Gas is CLEANER ! Gas is SAFE! 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Mahoney, American newsman Just back from France. Golf BaU Drive Ends In Man Trouser Pocket PORTLAND, March 18 VP) E. R. Van Vlchle, standing (0 feet from shallow aandtrap on th Evergreen course near Van couver Monday bad a golf bell driven into hi right trouser pocket. Dick Hancock of Portland at tempted to get out ot th trap with a brassie. The ball hit a tree and rlchocheted Into Vaa Vlchle's pocket. Van Vlchle told Hancock he) would have to "play It where It lie," but changed hi mind when Hancock unsheathed a niblle and replied: "Okay. Then stand still." A white rose bush, brought from Madrid. Spain, 110 year ago, and planted In Mission Saa Gabriel, Calif., still bloom there. Family Jar contain the fruit of discontent. s 2J PELICAN SOON tin n snip i i ii nu n in. lis. iweiaji !!. i a n. n .iiim.ji ... ,m. i , nn mm Get in on the . "rj "Ik L3 you can make on the lirj Ilev; Ford right nou ! 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