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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1943)
January 0, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGB THREE Earn "A" Fred Eyorly of Kluninth Fulls, aon oi Mr. and Mr, F. 8. ICyorly, 10IS0 Eurlo streot, wnii nnionu tilio 2U OrcKon Statu collexo HllitlemtH eiiniliiK utrnlHlit "A", or 4,0 rciu itvor noii for tho lull torm, lU'Mlitlrnr K. a, Loinon uimoiiiicocl, Amonil other honor roll Uulonls who had 3 5 uvoruK' Included Nor man UJorltlimd Harold Puttumon nd Earl Hoynoldn Jr., all (if thin city and ritutU'iitit of onuliioor lng, and Tony Moltitoro of Klam ath 0111, mujor In aocrotorial clnnca, Member Jnnico Barnnloblo, dniiMhtor of Mr. find Mro. C. 11. Uurnstnblu, In a member of the Adclphlun Choral tioclety at tho Colluue of J'UKOt Sound In Tncomn. Sho took purt In tho Clirlstmns prujfrum presented by tho group for tho college mid Is hulpltiK inako urrimgoinontii for appoiiruncQ on tho Campus Workshop broiidcunta In tho spring. MIm Buriiritiiblo Is u fi'ushinnn , at tho college. Sho was graduated from Klmmith Union high school In 1040. Daugntar Born Ensign und Mis. curielon A. Vun fcinon ure purents of a duugiuur, liurouru Ann, born In Nuw Xork on i)o-L-emoer 2U, uccordmg to word ro coivud beio by roiutives. Van kiiwui la mi dutv with tho flool soinuwnero in tho I'uciflo mid wiu not present tor tuo ovem, no writes. This is tho Urst griind child born to Mrs. W, C. Vim Emon of Sun Francisco, former ly of this city. Loving Mr. und Mrs. Charles Slamiultl and threu sons, Dick, Uob und Jim, will leave thin wi'ckiMiil fur Dvursvlllu. Tana., wlioro they will muko their homo. Tlioy will motor over tha southern route, uiiv field has resigned as music (II rector of Klamuth Union high school, a position which ha hus held for tha past iiva years. Rsluriu Mm. Cnrmel Hurtln of South Fifth street, has re turned from a visit over tho holi days spent with her son, Sgt. Frederick liartin of Camp Cook, Calif. Hartin has returned from maneuvers on the Mojuvo desert with his outfit. Improving Roland Ittner, 'young Camp While soldier who becama seriously 111 whllo pass im thrntiah Klnmnth Fulls en (routo to Mcdford, was showing Improvement at Klamath Volley hospitul, whore ha is being treated for pneumonia. Typing Class Tho adult typ ing class will resume its regular Tuesday and Thursday mcotings from 7:30 to 0 p. m in room 104 In tha basement of tho high school starting Thursday eve ning. Tho class can hnndlo a few moro beginning students. Operation Arthur Stcwnrt, who submitted to an operation nt. Kluninth Vnlloy hospitul on Tbiirsdny, Is reported by friends of tho Mldlund district to be Improving. MAIL CL08INO TIME (Effoctlva Jun IB. 1942) Train 19 Southbound! BtlS p. m. Train 20 Northbound! 10 a. m. Train 17 Southbound! 6:30 a. m. Train 16 Northbound! 9 p. m. p. m., Evonlng Airmail. Modford Stags, Westbound, 3i30 RISING COSTS BOOST WELFARE FEBRUARY FOND Returning Mrs. Slgmund Gross of Sun Francisco, who has been visiting hero slnco beforo the holldnys with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. Sugarman, ex pects to lenvo this weekend for tho south. ; Visits Aunt Avcrlll Gurrlott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. Wil liam L. Gnrrlott of this city, Is spending n week with her aunt, Mrs. Webb Kennctt of tho Mer rill highway, whllo Kennctt Is In Son Francisco on business. Board Moating There wilt be n boord meeting of Lioness club members Thursdoy ot 7:30 p. m. In the Pelican grille, at which time thero will bo dessert fol lowed by a brief but Important business meeting, Roturns Mayor John H. Hous ton roturncd Monday from a weekend spent in San Francisco. Ho was accompanied by Mrs. Houston. Lodge .to Meet Prosperity Robukuh lodge will meot Thurs day night ot 7:30 o'clock In lOOF hull. All visiting Rcbrkahs In tho city aro Invited to attend. OE8 Club Mambars of tho Eastern Star Social club will meet Friday, January 8, at 1:43 p. m., In tho Masonic temple. All members and visiting members aro invited to uttend. Pythian Sisters Tho regular mvctlng of Pythian Sisters will bo held Friduy, January 8, at 7 p. m., In tho city library club- rooms, Fifth street and Klamuth uvumiR. All members aro asked to attend as thero will be proc tlcn and plans mada for installa tion of officers. Auxiliary Tho auxiliary to tho Vetcrons of Foreign Wars will sponsor tho third of a scries of card parties In the KC hall Thursday, with dessert served at 1:30 p. m and curds at 2 p, m Tho public Is Invited. VFW Pelican Post No. 1363, VFW, will meet Thursdoy. Janu ary 7, ut 8 p. m., In tho KC hall for tho first business meeting of the now year, Matters of interest to all post members will be dis cussed at this meeting and tho post officers urgo all members to turn out on this occasion. PTA Group Shasta PTA study group will meet at the homo of Mrs. Ralph Aubrey, 2100 Madison street, Thursday afternoon, January 7. Circle to Meet Tho Kathryn Bcuttlo Missionary circle will hold tho regular Junuary meet ing Friday at 10:30 a. m., at the homo of Mrs. Robert J. Hall, 3244 Boardman avenuo, Alta mnnt. Speaker of tha morning will bo tho Rev. Frederick Ap plcton, returned missionary from tho Philippines, who will also show colored slides of his work in tho Islands. There will be a pntluck luncheon at noon. Mem bers aro asked to attend the morning program. VFW Auxiliary Regular meeting will bo held Thursday at 8 p. m., In tho library club rooms. OWAC Mono coda class will be held for members of the Ore gon Woman's Ambulance corps, Wednesday, January 6, at 8 p. m., in tho Elk hotel building. ' CAP Tho Civil Air Patrol will meot in tho armory tonight (Wednesday) ot 7:30 o'clock for Inspection. Ctrclos to Moot Tho circles of the First Baptist church will meet on Thursday, January 7, as follows: Circle 1, Mrs. Bor row, chairman, with Mrs. Rodney Larson at 2:00 p. m. Circle 2, Mrs. Dennis Lodlcn, chairman, at her home, 526 North Ninth street, nt 2:00 p. m. Clrclo 3, Mrs. Harper, chairman, at her homo, 438 Washington street, at 2:00 p. m. Clrclo 4, Mrs. Wil liams, chairman, at her home, 003 Mitchell street, nt 1:30 p. m. Circle 5, Mrs. Griffith, chairman, with Mrs. Kllllnn, 724 Mitchell street, at 2:00 p. m. Circle 6, Mrs. Alexander, chairman, with Mrs. Boothby, 4090 Crosby street, nt 2:00 p. m. PTA Notes Showing that the actual case load Is lowor, but that all costs have Increased generally, the Klamath county publlo welfare commission Tuesday approved a February budget of $14,375, which Is slightly higher than January's, according to Mrs. Karl Urquhart, who has resumed her duties as director after a six weeks' illness. Tho February budget figure Includes soldier's end sailor's aid, as wall as tho permanent pro gram of tho welfare program, county hospital and Infirmary, county farm and public asslst onco. Coses have been totaling ap proximately 91 per month, with January showing an extremely low 74, according to Mrs. Urqu hart, and the additional costs for February ore explained by rising costs over last year. Hospi tal costs have increased approxi mately 40 per cent over Janu ary, 1041, food costs about 30 per cent; rent figures remain static, whllo clothing figures are undetermined. Part of tho Increased hospital budget Is due to the curtailment of medical zorvlco throughout the county, physicians whose numbors have been depleted by tho armed forces finding it Im possible to make as many out sido calls as beforo. Sanders Arrested On Faulty Driving Charges Tuesday Charged with operating a ear with Improper vision, towlt a frost covered windshield, police arrested John Sanders, Arcade hotel, on South Sixth street late Tuesday. Sanders was also charged with driving in a reck less manner. He gava his oc cupation as a truck driver. Chief of Police Earl Hcuvcl has Is sued frequent warnings to motor ists who Insisted upon driving with Inadequately cleaned wind shields In winter weather. Sand ers posted $27 ball. Appearing before Police Judge Harold Froney Wednesday morn ing were two drunks, one dis orderly, two vags and one drunk and disorderly cose. JOSEPH CONGER , Mrs. O,' R. Stonbcry, Joseph Conger PTA wor. activities chairman, reports that $100.20 worth of stamps were sold Tuesday' morning, January B. This brings the total to $1063.90 sold at the regular Tuesday morning sales since the begin ning of the school year. ' RIVERSIDE Riverside children aro eager to complete their war savings books and to turn them into bonds before the end of Janu ary In order that they may re ceive the memorial placqucs from the battleship Oregon, given . to school children who buy bonds during the month Stamp sales at the regular Tues day sale totaled $65.40, accord ing to Verne Spiers, principal. The next Riverside PTA meet ing is scheduled for Tuesday, January 10, at which time Mrs. Harlan P. Bosworth Jr. will be In charge of the program, "Beauty Clinic" to be the theme. Mother Visit Margaret Porter, Klamath Union high school librarian, had as her guests over the holidays her mother, Mrs. Ada Porter of Greeley, Colo. ' " CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends for their sympathy and beauti ful floral offerings during our recent bereavement. We also wish to extend our thanks to.the employees of the Weyerhaeuser Timber company. ' Mr. and Mrs. Elmo W. Crapser and family. Attends Nil Club Mrs. Jerry Rlcker of Modoc Point was In town Tuesday to attend the monthly meeting of tho Klamath Falls Daughters of tho Nile. ACTS2 WAYS TO RELIEVE MISERIES OF CHEST COIDS Now get grand rellof from colds' aymptoma this homo-proved aouDM-actmi way was actually ' 0 ., KNETIUTa wj upper uroncnim tubes with soothing medicinal vapors. stimuutb N cheat and back sur . faces like a warm -Aw lUg UUUlblCU. To trot all the benefits of this combined PENETItSTINO-STIMUlATlNQ action. Just rub throat, chest, and back with Vlcks VapoRub at bedtime. Inetantly VapoRub goes to work 2 ways at once as shown above to relieve coughing spaims, easo muscular soreness or tightness, and Invito restful, comforting sleep. Of ten by morn ing most of the misery Is gone. Get relief from chest cold distress tonight with double-action, time tested Vlcks VapoRub. A m mm 1 . j p Pi IN THE NAVY they say: "SCUTTLE BUTT"for gossip JIMMY LEGS for master-at-arms "CHIPS"' for carpenter's mate llsiiei" . t r .. vnmEa tor me fiavy man a tavorite cigarette '1 m.wvl v. i rRSTM THE SERVfCE The favorite cigarette with men in the Navy, Army, Marines, and Coast Guard is Camel. (Based on actual sales records in Canteens and Post Exchanges.) vr J J COSTLIIR 5l!5Jaf r ioacco . .Jtr , v- OUR MEM II! SERVICE mm IN SAN FRANCISCO Corporal D, W. Decker recently spent an eight-day furlough here with his parents, Mr. ond Mrs. ionn i. Decker of route 3. Corp. Decker Is with the coast artillery, station ed In San Fran cisco. He left here 19 months ago, and took ' his basic train- ing at Camp Call an.. "Say something about the Commando s," he said. "They're doing a fine Job here. People are sure nice to service men in Klamath Falls." The following postcard mes sage was received from Frank Lowell of Klamath, now In the navy at Camp Peary, Williams burg, Va.: "I am. training hard and feel ing fine, although we don't get any of that ham and bacon that is rationed. Sure wish I could see the old News and Herald again. I sure miss it." Frank's address is Platoon 4, Co. D, Btn. 67 USNCTC, Camp Peary, Williamsburg, Va. Called to active dutv with the navy this week were Melvini Griffith, Oscar Parsons Jr., and Ivan St Louis, all of Klamath I Falls; Robert Canncll of Merrill; Leo Bonotto of Lakevlew and Alvin Kenneth Jones of Tule lake. Frank Ganong and Charles Richard Jones, both of Klamath Falls, applied at the local navy recruiting station this week and have left for Portland Ut be n- llsted. . . . .... It will be welcome news for many 17-year-old men when they learn that the United States navy will still accept more enlist ments of 17-year-old American men. This will be for a limited period of time, so you are urged to contact your nearest United States navy recruiting station now If you are In your 17th year. Pvt. First Class John W. Adams of Sprague River has re ported to the armored force school communication depart ment at Fort Knox, Ky. Another Big DANCE at the Armory Saturday Jan. 9th Dancing 9 till 1 Music by Baldy's Band From Eugeno Mrs. A. W. Hall and children from Eugene, spent the holidays with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Konschot, 1834 Melrose street. Buy It tnrough a want ad. mmmtmmmmm-'rwmmm.w,)i, m i u "-"iyi.i 1 1 Two Letters that Stand f0 QUALITYr mm u e p You can be sure of the Hygienic clenlfng, qualities of M-D Toilet Tiuue. Buy quality and comfort, uk your druggist or grocer for. M-D . . . soft, absorbent and saft to 03C. 3 rolls for 22 cents. Whatever you do or whiteref you wear, M-D Sanitary Napkins will give you confidence and a feeling oi security. 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