frch 18, 1842
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE NINB
Hold Everything!
tomobile of James W, Woloott,
Norfolk's tiro rationing admin-
Itrator. He la not eligible for n
certificate to purchase a replace
mcnt. ,
HODGES 11
GHAlHlvlAN
ED
OF
wockvnd with her friend Mil
dred Murtln.
Itov. unci Mm. George WIIkom
and duughtor of Donunza spent
Sunday with Mr. Wlllurd
Nohlo.
Mn. Huby Brown la ponding
low days with hor daughter,
Mm. Waiilcy Dearborn mid
family.
Mr. mid Mm. Roy Phillip
nnd chlldrnn of Quartz Moun
tain spent Sunduy with Mr. and
Mrn. Owen Pnpplu nnd family.
Mr. and Mm. Charles Hum
mund unci daughter, Mm. John
nlu lluney, upcnt several days
hint week with tho duughtor,
Mm. Kllih Noble.
Mm. Hotly 1'npplo and Ted
were dinner guests at tho Lea
vllt home on Monday owning
to holp Cal Lciivitt celebrate
hlii twelfth birthday. Hilly and
PROGRAM LISTED
MERRILL John Pusek, (II
rector ol tho high school band,
and liHliul Uorughty, director ot
tlio Girls' Glue cluo, huvu an
nounced u public concert by tho
combined group lor llniiMlay
evening, March JU. Thu concert
opens promptly lit U o clock In
tun high kciiooI gymnasium and
there will bo no charge. Mimic
lovers arc cordially mvltod to
attend.
Uulli orgunlzulioiis which
huvo appeared publicly a num
per of times huvo drawn high
Catherine Dearborn ' were ulso l"'ul 'r' audiences und toe
i gUCStS.
SCOMIIP
MERRILL Alon.o Hodges,
at tho annual organization Frl
day night of Merrill Hoy Scout
Troop 7, accepted tho rcnpoiud
hlllty of chairman of tho adult
committee with K. E. Kllputrlek
to servo as publicity chairman
nnd racordlng secretary nnd
I'Bll I Mnuldln an financial secrc
tfTnnd treasurer.
.fttlvlty comnillleomeii ap
pointed included Or. . E. Trot
man, Father James O'Connor
and Elinor Stukel. while Willlnm
Wahlnrt und Wnrren Fruits will
net no n committor of two on
plans for advui mcnl nnd train
ing. Fruit will uImi aid Itov.
Lawrence Milchelmore, scout
master, as uasiiitiint seoiitmimter.
Plans worked out centered I KENO Tho Girls'
around stimulation of Interest of I of tho Kcno high school under
both adults and boys und nctlvl-' Uio supervision of Miss Doro
tie during the coming year. Tho ' thy Nelson, homo economies
proponed program Includes n pot ! toucher, cnlerlalnod Friday eve
luck supper for scouts and par- '". March 13, with a bunnuel
ent on Wednesday, April B at I '" 'l0llor ot t,,c "'' basket
d'30 p m In tho annex of tho ' bn" lvum-
Pr.i,vi..ri.. fiinreii Tables were urranged In the
Aiminvnl was also olven fnr ' """"" rul" ""u were number l).V tile banc wll be the
Appioval was also given for ..... .. , ,!,..,,, i. ,
KEi GIRLS FETE
program us announced by i'usek
is one that will lie appreciated
and enjoyed. The numbers iol
low: "God liless America,1' "Or
ango b!otsoin Screnude," "Pa
rade of Wooden Soldiers,'' "Win
nor Murch," all by Uio band.
"Far Horizons," und "Pule
Moon ' by the glee club.
"M u r ch MCagnificenl," "Eu
reka Overture," und tho "Mil-
league l ine's Hymn" both by the bund
and gleo club. Three vocal num
bers follow, "By the liend of the
ltiver," "Sylvlu," und the Oro
gon Trail." by the glee club.
"Forest MCoon" and "Loin Du
Hul," violin solos, will bo offer
ed by Pasck accompanied by
Miss Geiaghty. Tho closing
MALIN Mulln republicans
rallied Monday night to organ
ize the Mulln Republican club
In anticipation of the coming
spring primaries ond fall elec
tion. Meetings will be open to all
republicans in the city hull.
Mooting dates will bo announced
from time to time. The Initial
sesston drew number of south
end voters who put William
Anklln In as chairman, Irving
Capek as secretary, A. Kullnu as
treasurer nnd elected Huns El
vlg, Clyde Van Motor, Jess Whlt-
lutch, Frod Elmore, Ivan OUo-r
man und Everett Jones as a
board of directors.
Out of town speakers will
probably be listed for future
meetings.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
I1P I I -JL I 1 I1 I
COW. IMi ST MI HHVICt, INC. T. M. M. U. . tkt. Off.
3-19
national anthem.
EX-LEELL li
.j.u.m-. K ... -.. pe.,.,c. ... Uo Jlmi,ln Dllhm, nct0(1 ,
an officii.! bulletin of tho prog- toUalm,reMt Mary McKeon
n-Kj of tho committees and of , aMreix of weCome.
a'iipiislimenls of the scouts. Wurren Prltchurd guvo tho res
A Tiiime will be chosen nnd the I ,,,,, ln Mlult oI lht. t.-am.
tunc of publication derided upon c. C. Chase gave u talk nnd
hder. delighted those present with
WuhUrt'i suggestion relutlve ; two readings. Harold Putnam
to organization of n Sea Scout and Lnno Smith guvo short
troop for older boys who hove , talks. Ludlno Speck gave two
advanced to second nnd first ; humorous readings. Sonus were
scout rank met with Instant np-: sung after which everyone en- friends of Henry T
proval nnd authorization was'joyed dancing ln tho gym.
given for a check on tho possi
bility of getting under way. The
minimum ago limit Is IS years
and, according to thno who have
boon In scout work here for
many years, such n troop has
never before boon organized.
MIDLAND Midland H. E.
club held its annual birthday
party at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. 11. 1). Largcnt Saturday!
evening. A public card party
was held. Pinoclfle and 500,
were played.
Those honoring birthdays dur
ing the past months wore Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Sutton, Mr. and
Mrs. Ess und daughter Kath
erine, Mr. und Mrs. Fred Crnpo,
Mrs. Minnie Andricu, Mrs.
Edna Travors, Mr. and Mrs. A. ;
Andricu und Mr. und Mrs. H.
D. Largcnt und daughter Betty. 1
Guests were: Mr. nnd Mrs. i
W. Ely, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. I
Stewart. Mr. und Mrs. Dryden, I
Mr. und Mrs. Lee Sutton, Mr.
and Mrs. Bocchl and daughter.
I Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Ess and
( daughter, Mr. and Mrs. S. L.
LANGELL VALLEY Many j Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
hew are Boten. Mr. nnd Mrs. Aueust
"Our gags may be stale, but we can't beat the boss for
corny comedy 1"
T
Lanqell Valley
unxiousiy nwaiiiiig word or tlic ; Andricu, Mr.
ex-Lungell Valley man. Ho was ; pUnelli, ' Mrs.
iit.-ii ucarti oi as siuiioned on the
cruiser Houston, reported sunk
in western Pacific action.
He lived m Lnngell Valley
for many years and Is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Thcw
ond nephew of Mrs. Paul Mon
(roe. His wife und two sons arc
Word has ln LonK Beach, Calif. Mrs.
over near Mr. and Mrs. Early
Arunt's near Pine Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Dock
cry spent last v sk at the
George Rcgean home, before
leaving for Greybull, Wyo.
Carrol Howe Is reported on
the sick list for the past few
days.
Tommy Gallctti has recovered
from a siege of pneumonia and
is able to be out now.
Charles Hess started to work
on his new brick house last
week.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 18
UP) The civil affairs branch ot
the army, concerned with giving
all evacuated aliens a square
deal, Tuesday announced estab
lishment of 64 offices in Call
fornip Oregon and Washington.
These offices will provide nec
essary information to Japanese
aliens and Japanese-Americans
as well as German and Italian
aliens who must move out of
military zones. - -
Help will be available along
social service lines, for family
assistance, employment oppor
tunities and making of crop
leases and the handling of city
and farm properties.
Field agents are located at U
S. employment service offices
at the following p.ints in Wash
ington and Oregon:
Oregon Hood River and
Portland.
Washington Bremerton, Ray
mond, Tacoma, Yakima and Se
attle. CLOSE TO HOME
NORFOLK, Va.t (P) A thief
stole the spare tire from the au
Read the Classified page.
Has a Cold
Relieve Misery With
Improved Vicks Treatment
This Improved treatment actually
makes vicks VapoRub give ivm
BETTER RESULTS THAN EVER BEFORE I
ACTS 3 WAYS AT ONC1 to
bring relief... penetrates to upper
breathing postages with soothing
medicinal vapors . . . STIMULATES
chest and back surfaces lika a
warming poultice . . . And WORKS
FOR HOURS to ease coughs, relleva
muscular soreness or tightness,
and bring real comfort.
To get this improved treatment
. . . simply massage VapoRub for
3 minutes ON BACK as well a
throat and chest, then spread
thick layer on chest and cover
with warmed cloth. Try ttl VTCKfl
vapobub -the Improved Way.
Merrill
HILDEBRAND
heen riwtivorl l,w rnlntU.na II. ..I TtlCW WHS Jean Welch ,f Hit
'Mrs. Edith Noble spent' Mr. and Mrs. A L Mtrowni debrand before her marriaee.
Thursday nt Mnlln with her
sister Mrs. Lois Cruel I.
jQt Lou Settle spent last
Hildebrand Men
YOU'LL DISCOVER
IS
Old Drum
smoother
going
down
rase...
ITS VAT-BLENDED
JUST LIKE 90 OF THE
EXPENSIVE IMPORTED
WHISKIES
iBRUMji
Old Drum
BRAND
VAT-BLENDED FOR EXTRA SMOOTHNESS
Calvert Distillers Corporstlon, New
York City. BLENDED WHISKEYi 8
Prooi-75 Grsin Neutral Spirits. .
Michael wore In a very bad
car wrock near Wnllo Wnlla,
Wash. ,
Mrs. Michael hod her right ;HnnnrH
Michael received cuts and Farewell Party
Mrs. Michael Is confined ln
a hospital in Walla Walla.
Hildebrand
The Hildebrand grange No.
70S hold Its regular meeting
on Friday evening. A large
crowd attended.
Mrs. C. R. Pomeroy of Med
ford, Ore., spent several days
the past week with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Orval
Smyth of Hildebrand.
Mrs. T. P. Michael and son
Marvin visited on Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. Emlle Egert
nnd Ray Drew.
Charles Crawford of Klamath
Falls was a business visitor at
the Herman Zabel home on
Thursday.
A large crowd attended tho
auction sale held at the Charles
Parker ranch near Hildebrand
on Saturday,
Mrs. Charles Parker, who
has made her home here for the
past 10 years, left on Friday for
Glendale, Calif., where she will
make her future home.
Mrs. Anna Gooch and daugh
ters, Bonltn and Elena, of I31y
visited on Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Rueck.
Mrs. Herman Zabel visited
on Thursday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. Emlle Egert.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Pool were
transacting business In Klamath
Falls on Snturday.
HILDEBRAND A farewell
porty was given nt the Hilde
brand grange hall on Friday
evening for Elmer Woclk and A.
W. Heffron who arc leaving for
tho army.
Tho evening was spent In
dancing nnd a pot luck supper
was served.
Mt. Laki
The Henley Grange No. 708
wos to hold its regular meet
ing Wednesday night, Mnrch
IB. at 8 p. m. The obligation
will be given for several new
members. The Henley school
band will piny during the lec
ture hour.
Elcnnor Ann Jnckson, Donna
Dixon and Sylvia Keady were
dinner guests of Mary Louise
Enmnn Sunday.
Mrs. D. Connor and son
Howard of Creswcll, Ore., were
weekend guests nt the L. A.
West and Clyde Griffith homes
The new officers for the Mt.
Lakl Sunday school are: Super
intendent, Mrs. Jack Hayes;
assistant superintendent, Mrs.
Albert Kendy; sccrctnry-trens-urcr,
Eris Fleming; pianist, Bar
bara LnPrnirlo, and song
leader, Shirley Falrclo. .
Mrs. W. M. Kaylor and
mother, Mrs. B. E. Brown, have
returned from Pasco, Wash.,
where they visited with relatives.
and Mrs. A.
Edna Travers,
Mrs. Minnie Andrieu, Mr. and
Mrs. James Sutton and Mr.
and Mrs. li. B. Largent and
daughter.
Delightful refreshments were
served to the guests by the
hostess and the club.
Keno
Mrs. E. L. Acord, who has
been employed at the Keno
cafe for the past year, left Mon
day night to visit relatives in
the east. She expects to be gone
several months.
Mrs. Hnrry Marin has ac
cepted the position left vacant
by Mrs. Acord.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fussel
spent Sunday at tho Leonard
Ramsey home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Lybrant
and family have moved to Mer
rill. The Ridgeway family moved
into the house formerly occu
pied by the Lybrants.
Mrs. Evelyn Sohrakoff, Mrs.
Ellamne Dow, Mrs. Nondis Stcl
ber, Mrs. Melvin Gallaspy and
Miss Neva Mae Ohlcs are tak
ing the instructor's course in
first-aid which Is being given
this week ln Klamath Falls.
Mr. ond Mrs. Harry Hcnd-
rlckson of Altaniont visited at
the Putnam home Sunday.
Haqer
Mrs. Irene Pennington and
children went to Olenc Sunday.
Blllio Golden who has been
milking nt the Baldwin ranch
cut his hand very badly and
is unable to milk.
Vcrnlo Arant and children
hove moved from Ness Lake
When In Medford
Stay at
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Joe and Anne Earley
Proprietors
, win I I 11 n
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Word was received here this
week that Elmer Prator, form
erly of Merrill, who has spent
the winter in Oklahoma with his
parents, suffered a broken leg
recently when he fell from a lad
der. Prator, who planned to
leave the next day for Oregon,
was helping roof a house when
the accident happened. He was
to have been employed this
summer by Earl McVey.
Jim Yaple has returned home
from Samoa where he spent last
weekend with his brother Glenn
Yople.
IT'S THE WAR
SANTA FE, N. M., (P) Ar
tificial shamrocks were scarce
in Santa Fc.
They're made In Japan, deal
ers explained.
Dairy Entertains
Men Departing
For Army Camps
HILDEBRAND The people
of Dairy entertained on Satur
day night with a farewell
party for A. W. Heffron and
Elmer. Woelk. The evening was
spent in dancing and a potluck
lunch was served at midnight.
The boys are leaving for an
army training camp.
ATTENTION PLEASE
DENNVER, ) Farrington
R. Carpenter, Colorado collector
of revenue, poked absent mind
edly at a pebble with his walk
ing stick, waiting for -the traf
fic light to change.
Finally, an elderly man took
his arm and said gently:
"It's all right now. The
light's changed."
He led Carpenter across the
street.
"I didn't have the heart to
tell him I wasn't blind. Carpen
ter blushed, "so I Just tapped
off down the walk."
WAR WORKERS
ALBANY, Ore., VP) Normal
ly Paul Patapoffs sheep herd
produces about one set of trip
lets a season.
The 1942 score: Seven sets of
triplets, one of quadruplets.
A Richer
Smoother Smoke
1,a nn. atfld
What is it tnai m - -
'women, too, so loyal to Domino.?
t. it because Domino's imported
and domestic tobacco are vacuum-
cleaned and firmly roUed? tajj
expensive champagr
paper? Is itDomino's modern price;
... .k.. thntl Ifi an
it s more uu" -- -
extra something-a ti4a
andasmoothnessyouUftad
only when you-tfet to kaow.
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BY KEEPING YOUR
ENGINE R UNNING RIGHT
No guesswork about It!... We can
tell you scientifically and accurately
whether your engine la wasting gas
and, more important still, y'usf
what makes it waste gas. Fouled
spark plugs, faulty timing, pitted
diatributor points, improper fuel
mixture theae are among the com
mon causes of excessive gas con
sumption. Frequently.a simple tune
up will correct the trouble some
times an inexpensive replacement is
the answer. But in any case, it will
pay you to put your engine in A-l
shape. You'll save money on gas
for yourself and gas for the U.S. A.
Maybe your engine is using too
much gas right now without your
ever suspecting it Why not bring
your Oldsmoblle in today for a
quick, thorough engine analyaisl
SAVE RUBBER!
BY KEEPING YOUR FRONT WHEELS ALIGNED
Imperfect wheel alignment, incorrect
camber and caster, untrue balance
all these cause excessive front tire
wear. We have a specialised front
end service to correct these very
faults to add many thousands of
miles to tire life. For a complete front
end check-up, bring your car In today I
OLDSMOBILE SERVICE
SAVE WEAR! t
BY KEEPING ALL PARTS IN ORDER
5lBI
Low oil level and infrequent lubrioa
Hon, a dirty air cleaner and oil filter,
a cooling system that overheats, porta
that remain out of adjustment theae
are the causes of wear. Bring your car
ln for regular lubrication and Inspec .
. tion. Avoid replace
mentssave metals!
AND SERVICE FOR
ALL OTHER MAKES
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