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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1941)
June ' 1941 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN er 0 Visiting Horn H. L, Yeafer1 of Merrill Is horn en leave from the US navy. Y eager wss grant ed 10 day Imvi nd lour days trsvellng lime after ha com pleted liia couraa In Uia aviation ordnance achnol. Yragrr en ll.lrd In the navy at the local navy rocrultlng station In Do rrmlicr, 11)40. Ho leaves (or Kan Ulrgo Juno 10, whore lie will take up hie duty ae an aviation ordnance man. Yeager's lather It alio an ex-navy man. Return Home Mr. and Mri. Darrell Miller returned to Klam ath Falli the early part of the week following wedding trip In the eouth. They will make llirlr home In tlili city Mrs. Aliller 1 the former Patricia Tuonan of Salem, daughter of Mra. Fred Stacey of that city. Their marriage look place May 21 In 81 Joseph's Catholic church In Salem. Miller ii the on of Mr. and Mn. Dick Miller of Klamath Falla. COFFEE EXPERT LAUDS NEW PACK "CoffM parkad by AlpinVi new, prrial pronrm itayi frh ong r,"uyi C. F. Pay, Imlrpemirnt rttftf iprt, kflar eompnng o(Tm "parked in ft cloud" with enfTtM packed by otiW mtfthoda. Alpina Cnffaa ia pr ur packed. This procaa ffoaa ft tp furthar than other parks and bnnjr you eoffaa that la not only fwhar, but . that retain, lta full-bodiad Haror ' tager. All tha eoffea roodneu la "elad" Into mrwy parUcla by dry, Inrinthla, pro tar u re Tanor. COUPONS WITH YOUR COFFEE Whan you bay Alpina Coffee you sat not only iuperb, mountain grown cotTaa, but valuable Alpina gift eoupona, too. Each eoffea cwipon equals 8 Ull Alpina Milk coupon. lolTe coupons and milk eoupona ara interrhangrjihla. Mlt GIFT BOOrt-wriU Alpina Premium 8 tore, 1069 Minion Su, Pan Franrlseo, for free catalog showing hundred! of pre mi urn a. ALPINE COFFEE A Stilt Mud a). fc.gWM wj'in ilf -rlifrt:'J;-A',l ' I ' STUDEBAKER'S EXCITING NEW NO new cars introduced In veers ever offered so much for the money in out ehesd styling, colorful body finishes snd i : i these distinc tively different new Seudcbaker Skyway Series models. Studcbsker s designers went straight to the sky Isnes and took ihe litest model transport plsne lor tneir inspir.ii"". everyone who drives these new crestions agrees that they're ss thrilling in perform ance as they're advanced in appearance. Mcculloch motor 822 Booth Sixth Street Van Trip The county li brary haa announced the flr.t book van trip of tha season for me rort Klamath and Klamath Agency dlitrlcti. The van will be at Fort Klamath between 2:30 p. m. and 3 p. m. and at Klamath Agency between 3:30 p. m. and 4 p. m. each tint and third Frl- daya of the aummer. The van will aerve tills area during June, July and August, It win an nounced. EnlUta Robert Latvia Tntl.n of 3:3 Fulton itreet wu ivor.l. ed for the US navy. Tottrn lived with hli aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mri. Sampson Walland Of thll cltV. Totten WM 17 vmmrm old March S of this year and will aerve until hli 2Ut birth day. He Ii a former Klamath Union high achool student. Jolna Navy Jamee Wesley Alexander of thll city was ac cepted fur enlistment In the US navy thll weak. Jon Alexander, father of James Wealey, Juit moved here from Texas and ex pect to locate here in business. Alexander enlisted from the lo cal navy recruiting station In the poitofflce building. Vlalte Here Mrs. B. F. Du Fresne, fornerly Margaret Dyche. la In the city vliltlng her mother and father, Mr. and Mra. W. K. Dyche, and her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mra. F. D. McCormack, for a short while before Joining her husband In Loa Angeles where he has been transferred. To Eugene Mr. and Mn. H. E. Hauger and daughter!, Bonnie and June, will leave Saturday morning for Eugene to attend the graduation of another daugh ter, Jean, from the University of Oregon. They will be accom panied on their return by Jean and Kay Dunbar, also a univer sity student. Hai Operation Norma Red field, 11, Clendale, Ore., resi dent, submitted to an emergency operation at Klamath Valley hos pital Tuesday for the removal of hrr appendix. Norma was visit ing relatives here with her mother. Mrs. Margaret Redfield of Glendale, when aha became 111. Return Heme Mrs. Char lotte Martin, past president of the Association of Ladies Auxil iary of the Patriarch Militant of Oregon, IOOF, has returned from Baker where she attended the Rcbekah assembly and IOOF Grand Lodge. Mrs. Martin visit ed In the north, arriving home Monday, Rests Easily Joseph Stemp huber, about 80, who suffered serious head injuries when he was attacked by two thugs at his home, 1631 Johnson street, Mon day night, was reported to have spent a "fair night" at Klamath Valley hospital. Visiting in South Mrs. Allen Sloan of Payne street is spend ing several weeks In Berkeley, Calif., visiting friends and rela tives. She expects to return June B. Rosemary Sloan, daugh ter of the Sloans, Is expected home from Oregon State college June 11. It's the year's smartest styling Oarden Visit All members of the garden study group of tha Klamath Falls Woman's Library club, and prospective members, are Invited to visit tha Iris gar den at tha horn of Mra. G. A. Krause, 220 High street, Thurs day afternoon of this week. If any of the women have Interest ing Iris of named or unnamed variety, they are aaked to bring the stalk to Mrs. Krause on Thursday for study and compari son. The garden Is at Its loveliest at this time of the season and number are expected to attend. Weekend Quests Among guests entertained in tha city over the past weekend were Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Pascoe and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thomas of Sac ramento, Calif., who visited at the F. H. Color home on High street. The Cofera accompanied their visitors as far as the Modoc lava beds on their way home. Mrs. Pascoe is sister of Mrs. Cofer. Drive North Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Chllcote plan to leave Sunday morning for Eugene to attend graduation exercises at the University of Oregon. Their son. Robert Burnett Chllcote, la a member of tha senior class and was named outstanding student In accounting by the state board which presented the young man with a 825 check as his award. To Corvellls Stephen Stew art was to leave Wednesday for Corvallla where he was to Join his sister, Letty, student at Ore gon State college, and return to Klamath Falls with her the latter part of the week. They are son and daughter of Mrs. Myra Cain Stewart. Expeeted Home Bob Jester, son of Mrs. C. Jester, Is expect ed home the middle of the week from the University of Oregon where he has completed his first year. On Trip Mrs. Dick Dale and son left Sunday, June 1, on a trip to North Dakota to visit friends and relatives. While on her trip she will visit many of the other northern and western states. Over Weekend Verda Pope, daughter of G. B. Cozad, visited her father here over the week end. Accompanying her was a friend, Audrey Anderson. They returned to their homes at San Mateo, Calif., Sunday. Neighbors To Meet The Royal Neighbors will meet In tho IOOF hall at 8 p. m. on June 4. It will be a business meeting and they will hold an Initiation of new members. Returns Horn Mrs. Bruce T, I 1 I I M . I.J. VI uifiri biiu num. mja iu luwn ath Valley hospital Tuesday afternoon for their home in Bon anza. Card Party A card party will be held by the Royal Neigh bors of America at 2 p. m. In the IOOF hall Wednesday. Leaving for East Mr. and Mra. A. A. Myers and son BUI left the city Tuesday for an ex tended trip through the east. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Rex Glllnsky of Ashland were busi ness visitors in Klamath Falls last week. Visits Here Charles Weeks of Ashland was a weekend visit or in Klamath Falls. Tim Come in now and take out one of these high-style stars of all the 1941 cars for convincing trill drive. They're built with traditions! Studebsker soundness priced with traditional Stodebsker moderation. You may use your present car as part payment CI.T. budget plan terms. co. Phone 4148 Naval Reserve John Thomas Watts and Sidney Burtrand Kan gaa are the first two local boys to take advantage of the four year enlistment In the US Naval reserve. They applied at the local navy reoruillng station and were accepted April 29. They passed through this city en route to the naval training station in San Diego where tliey will un dergo their recruit training. The naval reserves have tha same opportunity to enter tha naval trades schools as the regular navy applicants and can transfer over to the regular .. navy any time after four months in the naval reserve at the rating held. The local naval recruiting sta tion Is open dally from 8:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. on week days and Saturday. F. J. McDonald, chief gunners mate, USFK, will be glad to explain to any one the opportunity the naval reserve has to offer to men between the ages of 17 to 80. Ia rorest C. Otto Llndh, in charge of fire control in the northwest region of the US forest service, and Maurice L. Hedrow, fire chief of the Rogue River na tional forest, are spending three dsys this week in the forest In specting areas where slashings may be accumulated. Lindh, resident of Portland, said they would make plans for fire con trol in these areas. Fishing Trip Mr. and Mrs. ten rreeman oi Asniana, nor. and Mra. L. R. Bullis and daugh-1 ter, Betty, of Hood River, Mr.! and Mrs. Harvey Bullis and Viv ian Freeman, Ashland, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. t H. Bullis and son, Lester, of this city. They enjoyed a fishing trip ; this past weekend to Fish lake, i Visits la Portland Mis. K. i W. Hout of this city has returned from a visit to Portland. Mrs. , Hout was accom pained on the ; trip by her father, George I Corum, and sister, Mrs. D. B. Long, both of Medford. i Premium Qnality DeLuxe Tire Sale! Sensational savings on Wards Riverside DeLuxe Pre mium Quality Tiret Its specifications exceed those of any first quality original-equipment tire made! A flatter, thicker tread gives you more wear I Heavier "breaker" plies give added protection against blowouts, ruptures and separation I DeLuxe is warranted to give satisfactory service without limit of time or miles. gIZI! - TIKE TUBE 4.75-19 S 6.95 S1.35 B.25-18 7.95 1.35 5.50-17 8.45 1.65 fi.50-16 Hli 2.10 Prices above Include your eld tiro. Riverside Trail Blazer Tires Also Reduced! Why pay more elsewhere for a tire that's not as good? Wards Trail Blazer is America's SAFEST low priced tire I Quiet, long wearing tread I Double breaker stripe for greater safety) Warranted to give satisfactory service without limit of time or miles. Get your Trail Blazers NOW I Tubes Also en Salel At Little At 75c Weakly Buys 2 Tiret and Tubail NINTH STREET, Corner Pine Move Friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. Carlisle Crouch and son, Jimmy, former residents of this city, are Interested to learn they are now domiciled at Crater Lake national park wnere Crouch serves as chief ranger. They made their home In Medford this past winter. To Vallev Mra. M. J Rail of Klamath Falls haa moved to Ashland and is now domiciled at 849 East Main street. Valley Visitors Mr. and Mrs James Purtle of Klamath Falls were among the Ashland visit ors this past weekend. We've Been Breaking Records FOR 6 YEARS INSURED SAVINGS AND NEVER PAYING LESS THAN 3Vi DIVIDEND IS WHY WE'RE SOUTHERN OREGON'S LARGEST IN STITUTION OF ITS KIND! FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OP : KLAMATH FALLS Member Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Sixth at Mala Dial 8188 S.00-14 T L70 i i vim's m . . - 6,00-16 Trail Blazer Tube 1.00 Wire TIRS HSSOQUABTSRS-BMMMet From Klamath Moving to Ashland this week wai Mrs. Kathertne Stanley who has taken residence at 478 Palm avenue in the valley city. Visits Here Norma E telle has returned to her home In Medford after visiting In Klam ath Falls as the houseguest of Mrs. J. S. Gurtle. Returns Home Dave Baker of this city, who submitted to a major operation at the Com munity hospital In Ashland re cently, has returned to his home. Ia Tulelake Mr. and Mrs. mm r 1 95k X? : , J i inn . " U ' FZ.yn-spuds, 1 1 Woco;tal. " yo" c boy c, 6.00-16 -ftqy S " e'vMw, Go, with your I ' ' oldrlra I f ' " . '- J Frank Thompson of Tulelake en Joyed a visit this past week from cmest tawsros and family of PrinevUle. Ia Ashland J. C. Ha maker has returned from Ashland where he spent several days with his family. H ! .v.ua.e5 vfiiy rrugram f i mm i wm m m m iu mm m h.m- 'VnV t.t'M'"fW-ftg 'U 1111 i '"" 1 ' ;.. : s'V;.',- mim ii mi is I in ii I I. in ininei fin- M Joan Fontaine of "Rebecca" fame chats with Jay Clarke, mentalist, appearing at the Esquire Theatre. Clark is tha cai'idential advisor to scores of motion picture) players. He will conduct special Ladies' Matinee Friday afternoon starting at 2:00 P. M. VITAL STATISTICS GATHWRIGHT Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klam ath Falls, Ore, June 4, 1041. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Oath wright, 4818 Freda street, a boy. Weight: 8 pounds 8 ouneae. I. . n TELEPHONE 1188
