April
1941
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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the
MarrleaV-Mr. and Mra. Law
rence Llllla are rcctlving boat
wishes from their many friends
in Biy whera they are raiding
near Crana mill following their
wedding last week In Kenu. Nev.
Mra. Little U Uto former Avli
Cesebeer of Illy, daughter of Mr.
and Mra. Ed Casebecr, well
known resident of that section.
Attending the young couple at
their marriage were Eileen
Schneider and Denny Decker.
Dies at Ban FrancUco Word
was received Saturday of the
death of Mrs. Everett Thomas at
8an Francisco from a heart at
tack. Mr. and Mra. Thomas for
nirrly lived on Oregon avenue
In Klamath Palls. Thomas was
employed here as a teletype op
erator for Southern Pacific and
was transferred to San Francis
co several months ago.
To Mare Island Dr. K. K.
Bridge of Portland, who has
spent the past few days here
visiting his brother, Dave
Bridge, city recreational officer,
will leave Tuesday for Mare Is
land where he Is called In the
US naval reserve. Dr. Bridge
is a well known Portland den
tlst and one of the best known
golfers In the state.
Prominent Visiter Roy Can
non of Portland, superintendent
of schools In Multnomah coun
ty, spent several days In Klam
ath Falls this past weekend at
tending the convention of Jobs
Daughters. Cannon was elected
associate grand guardian. He is
a Dast associate guardian of
Bethel No. 3, Portland.
Brines Son Home District
Attorney L. Orth Slsemore re
iiiml hnnm Sunday from Port
land, bringing his son, James
Pelton Slsemore. now three
weeks old. The bsby. In excel
lent health, took up residence at
the Slsemore home on Lakeshore
drive.
UmUW llMlt TuMurh Inter
est Is being shown In the tea to
be given Thursday aiiernoon
from 3 to 6 o'clock In the health
unit, corner of Pine and Eighth
streets. Mrs. Mahr Reymers Is
chairman and all Interested per
sons are invited to attend.
Son Born In North Born to
Dr. and Mrs. Earl M. Harris,
Klamath Falls couple, at South
Bend. Wash., a son. Earl Mc-
Cready Harris, weighing nine
pounds, four ounces. Mrs. Harris
will be remembered as the for
mer Pauline McCready f
Returns John H. Harris Jr.
MhiMul Mnndiv mnrnlnff br
train from Oreat Falls, Mont..
where he was called again ny
h Mflnm illnMi nf his father.
The elderly man seemed greatly
Improved following a relapse an
er a major operation.
Visitor Honored Henri Aro
und, prominent Portland pianist
who played before the Klamath
Falls Woman's Library club
Monday afternoon, was honor
guest at a no-hostess luncheon at
the Pelican cafe Monday at
noon.
Leaves Hospital Colleen Ire
land, Injured In an automobile
accident near Moor park Fit
day night, was able to be moved
from Hillside hospital to her
home on California avenue late
Saturday afternoon.
Business Women Members
of the Klamath Falls Business
and Professional Women's club
were to meet at the Willard ho
tel at 8:30 p. m. Monday for a
program and business meeting,
Guild Meeting By request of
the Rev. Victor E. Newman,
there will be a meeting of St,
Paul's Guild at 2 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon In the parish
house.
House Quests Mr. and Mrs.
George Englund of Portland
were houseguests of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter West during the re
cent Jobs Daughters convention
held here.
Ia Dunsmulr Judith Ann
Vandenberg, daughter of Circuit
Judge and Mrs. David R. van
denberg, spent the weekend at
the Timothy Murphy home In
Dunsmulr.
In Klamath Mra. George Lar
der and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gray
spent the weekend in Klamath
Falls visiting with Mrs. May
Hyatt, a sister-in-law of Mrs.
Larder.
Weekend In Ashland Nan
Goeller from Klamath Falls
spent the weekend in Ashland
visiting with friends.
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411 MAIN ST.
Visit from Portland Percy
L. Evar-s returned Mon
day motulng to his home In
Portland after spending the
weekend here visiting with his
parents, Mr and Mrs Sydney B.
Evans, and other relatives. Mrs.
Evans (Constauco Cnrmany) who
accompanied him, will visit hero
until Wednesday and before re
turning home will spend a week
or so with her parents In Med
ford. Evans Is now affiliated
with a Neon sign company In
Portland
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Visitor L, J. "Doc" Allen, as
sistant state 4 11 club leader,
spent Monday in Klamath Fulls
conferring with C. C. Jenkins,
t il club agent. Tuesday Allen
plans to continue to Lakeview
to visit the Lake county agent
and from there will go to the
office of the Jackson county
agent. Allen will be unable to
attend the spring fair here this
weekend ai in past years.
Purse Stolen E. A. Shulmlre,
28SS Blsbee street, appeared at
the city police department Mon
day morning and reported the
theft of his alligator leather wal
let containing 137, a social se
curity card, and driver's license.
Shulmiro said he laid the wallet
on the car seat fur a few mo
ments.
From Saa Francisco Mrs. C.
G .Vickroy and son and daugh
ter of San Francisco, who have
been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. U. S. Ragland of Mo
doc Point, returned to their
home last Sunday. They were
hero a month. Mr. Vickroy
drove up In the family car for
them.
Benefit Bridge Party A bene
fit bridge party will be given
by the social club of the Cas
cade Crest chapter, OES, Chllo-
quln, at the Masonic hall In Chil
oquin, Wednesday, April 23, at
8 p. m. Biidge and pinochle
will be played. Members of the
Eastern Star and their friends
are Invited to attend.
To Vancouver Otis M. Mots-
krr, member of the city police
department, has been called to
Vancouver, Wash., where he will
serve with the Bonneville Power
Projects Guards. Metsker will
be stationed at the Vancouver
ampere elation and will serve a
six months' probation period.
WEATHER
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
Fair tonight and Tuesday, but
considerable clouds or fog on the
coast; little chango In tempera
ture; moderate northwest winds
off coast.
WASHINGTON AND ORE
GON Fair tonight and Tuesday,
but considcrablu clouds or fog
near the coast, day temperatures
continuing above normal in the
Interior; moderate north west
wind off coast; light to moder
ate variable over Inland waters
of Washington.
Mall Closing Times
(Trains)
Southbound: 8:00 a m.
Northbound: 9:30 a m.
Southbound: 5:18 p m.
Northbound: 8:30 p m.
(Stages)
Alturaa, L s k a I e w, Rocky
Point and Ashland, all close 7:00
Purse Lost Everett Starke
baum of Tionesta, Calif., told
city police he laid his purse
down in a local department store
Saturday and when ha started
to look for It, tha purse was
gone along with t IS in cash and
his social security card.
Visiting Mrs. Pete Motschen
bacher, (Nclle Elliott), is visiting
here from her home in Rose
burg, a guest of her mother, Mrs
E. L. Elliott of Lincoln street.
Mrs. Motschenbacher is a for
mer queen and guardian of the
local bethel, Jobs Daughters. ;
Attends Funeral Mrs. D. P.
O'Leary left the city Sunday
night to attend the funeral of
her brother, Frank Kreutzen, In
Richmond, Calif. She will re
turn at the end of the week.
Visit Crater Lake Nellie Ha-'
zel Baker and Mrs. Helen Dur
kee and J. C. Miller motored
to Crater lake and returned
Sunday morning.
Eagles Auxiliary The Eagles
auxiliary will hold a special
meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p. m.
In the Eagles hall. All mem
bers and the drum corps and
drill tram are requested to be
present for reorganization of
the drum corps.
Card Party The Eagles aux
iliary will sponsor a pinochle
party Tuesday at 2 p. m. in the
Kaglrs hall. Hostesses will be
Vanessa Butler. Laura Bald
win, Rachel Johnson and Ag
nes DcChaincau.
Moose Meeting Initiation
and installation of officers of
the Moose lodge was to take
place Monday night at the KC
hall. Ordinarily, the meetings
are held on Friday.
Altamont Garden Club The
Altamont Garden club will meet
Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. A. R. Dickson,
located off South Sixth street
to the left a mile beyond Ber
tha's store. The subject, "Prep
aration of Soil for Gardening,"
will be discussed by a repre
sentative of the county agent's
office.
Happy Hour Club A regu
lar meeting of the Happy Hour
club will he held Tuesday after
noon, April 22, at the home of
Mrs. Carl Ssnd-ll. Lincoln
street, at 2 o'clock.
Canton To Meet The ladles
auxiliary of Canton Crater will
meet In regular session Thurs
day evening, April 24, at the
IOOF hall at 8 o'cock.
Postponed The Neighbors
of Woodcraft Th.mble club
meeting has been postponed
from April 22 to Mnv 6.
Three R Club The Three R
club will meet Tuesday at 1:30
At Chiloquin
Rev. James Rayburn, evan
gelist, is holding services at the
Methodist church at Chiloquin
for the next two weeks. Rev.
Rayburn conducted services at
the First Presbyterian church
in Klamath Falls last fall and
also conducted union services
here two years ago. Rev. Lee
W. Mooney. pastor of the Chilo
quin church. Invited the public
to attend the services. Bible
study classes will be conducted
in . the . afternoons. . Tuesday
through Friday, for the dura
tion of the services.
p. m. in the IOOF hall for a
"chatterbox" and General dis
cussion. Mi-mocrs ate asked to 1
bring sewing as no cards will
be playtd. Hostesses are Helen j
Kiting, Avenal Hart. Myrtle !
Hart. Margaret Johnson, Jcsta
Kaylor and Frances Killian.
Degree of Honor The Degree
of Honor Glee club will practice
in the KC hall Wednesday morn
ing at 9:30. Officers' practice
will follow.
Lutheran Ladies The Klam
ath Lutheran Ladies will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 2 p. m. at
the church. Mrs. D. A. Dahlcim
and Mrs. Alfred Carlson will be
hostesses. All friends are in
vited. Japanese Pasturage Rare
Few cattle are raised, and
dairy products are not a regular
part of the native diet in Japan,
because there Is little pasture
land In that country.
Klamath Visitor Mrs. Albert
May of Ashland visited In Klam
ath Falls Friday.
Poor King Mldasl Gold galore
but alasl No Wieland's Lagerl
II inian BEBsaaasasssa n Mil ill ja
Pipe Found The person who
lost 12 joints of six-inch stove
pipe from their car on River
side street will be- interested to
learn the black pipe was found
Saturday by A. W. Ekstrom,
route 2, box 174.
To Portland Arthur Charles
Bates, pastor of the First Chris
tian church, left Sunday after
noon for Portland to attend a
convention. He will return on
Thursday morning.
Return Home Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. Peltz returned from
spending several weeks in Los
Angeles and a few days in San
Francisco.
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