Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 18, 1943, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMarch 18, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON " page rm iSSlSliiii Hm Leave Kcnnclli K. Thoiiiinun, AMM 2c, Unilatl Males navy, took advauluu'e of 7a hour leave to vliilt friends and rrlullviis In Klumiilli Kill In ovit tlio weekend. I la bus lo tinned lu Hun KrunclHcu. At tending a family rouiiluii at tlio home of their puroiitD, Mr, and Mr. O, K. 'I'liuiniimin, (1204 llnrluii drive, were Mary J,ou Tlioinimim ot Portland, Mr,' unci Mm, Minion ISduiir, Mniiunn Thompson), noil daughter o( Gilchrist, niul Mr, and Mil. K. 0, Thompson nnd young ion of thin city, Kenneth, former l.ung Hell Lumber company employee, onllitlecl In llin imvy I In JJicL-iiihcr, lull, and trained in C'lil(.'iio unci tlio Aliimcdu miviil ntution, llo has seen sorv li:o In Iha Bmithwcst Pacific. K. D. Thompson, for tlio punt few your a poNliil clerk In the local office, cnllnled In tlio iiriny nlr corps nnd loaves 1 1 i las week for Sunt Ann, Cnllf., for training as an aviation ciulrt, Ills wlfo and ann Jimmy will mnko Ihrlr home In l.os AiikcIus for tlio present. Orange to Meet The Merrill graniie will meet Mondny nliiht, Mnrcli 22, at 8 p. m. All mom bera are requested to bo present, a the third nnd fourth dciireo will bo conferred on aeven can dldstea. There will be a rehear anl In the grange hnll on Sunday afternoon at 2 p. in., and nil of ficer aro asked to.be present. Mia. Mnry Pope, who ho charge of the sales allp ciinipniiin, haa asked that all membera be re minded to give her their anlea allpi at the meeting Monday night. Expected Here Mr. and Mrs. Iiennle Morrison and small daughter, bonna Chnrleen, are expected to arrlvo here Satur day, March 20, from their home In Oakland, Calif. They will visit friends and relatives both here and In Meclford during their two-weeks' atay. Mrs. Morrison la the former Dorothy A minis, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. C. R. Ray of Richmond, Calif., and formerly of Klnmiith r nils. Receivea Letter Mri. Ida Bollo Corbell of Chlloquln, re ccntly received a letter from Hill Lee, former Klamath county assessor, tending his condolences to Mrs. Corbell upon tho dciilh of her husband, nnd also sanding hla regnrda to his friends In this county. On Leave Vic Slcrs, aenmnn first class, U. b. navy, is visit- lng with membor of his family here while on furlough, Hla sla ter, Mra. Edna Konnicott ot Ash land, wai a visitor here the ear ly part of the week. Mother Diet Mri. Laura Ella McRoberta, 81, a resident of Dend since 1016, died at St. Charles hospital in that city, Sunday noon. She was tho moth er of Charles McRobcrts, D28 Hanks stroet, Klamath Falls, and is also aurvlved by five aona and daughters, 17 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Attends Meet Guy Davis, maltitonanco foreman for Mod- ford city schools, was among those here to attend the Janitors' school held in Klamath Falls this week. Classes wore spoil aored by the vocational educa tion office. Batumi to School Ruth Pen nington, student at Oregon State college, returned to Cor vnllls tho early part of the week after spending spring holiday with her parents, Mr, and Mra. Lester Pennington of Portland atreot. Visiting Parenta Private Fred Rcinoldson Is in Klamath Falls on furlough visiting hla par ent!, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rolnold- ann. Private Rcinoldson, who Is in the nlr corps ground forces, will leave Thursday to return to Jefferson barracks, Mo. Expected Here Mr. nnd Mrs. James Patterson of 1H42 Wordcn street aro looking forward to tho close of school when their twin daughters, Frances and Louise, will arrlvo in Klamath Fnlls to make their homo, At this time, both young women arc leaching In tho Montimn .schools, In South Mrs, James Souther and. young son, Jimmy, arc visit lug this week of spring vaca tion with her parents In Sacra mento. Stop that Coughing Duo To Colds and Stop it NOW Pour ynunrlf troponn (if Illlcklrv'i CANAMol, Hlituro-lrt II tin on yimr ImiKtiA a moment tlinn awnllow Rlowly. I'nH "III quick powftrfnl ffffollvn ncllnn siirmil tliroiiKlt tlironl, honil nml tinmrlilnl IiiIh-h, Art llhn n Mnn)i. lllnlit itwny It starts to Ifiimrn llilrk, rliohlliH iIiIoriii nml oprn lli rl,iifm,l lirnnrtilnl liilios. Over 18 million Imlllrs Hold In cold winlry (Innniln, A limlfl sin will Ml )on why. Horn,) in rrnln Inrinv sf sny uiiml drnu Mom for K liotlli of llni-llrv's rANA mill, Mltlmr, Cuillr tui'y ilrot,, Snp'f Cut Hal linn. Culinary Meeting Regular meeting of Culinary Alliance, local No. 424, will bo held at tho new Labor Temple, 422 Main nticot, on Thuraday, Mured 18, at 8 p, in, Thero will bo several uppllciiiits to bo Initiated and tho new wage scale to bo affected Juno 1 will be discussed. All members are urged lo attend. Weekend Here I'FC Melvln W. .Hunter, MP from Camp White, spent tho weekend with hla parents, Mr, and Mra. L, O, Hunter, 4703 Climax avenue. Young Hunter now owns a riflo shooting modal which lie received at Cunip Whlto. Ho wus on duty In Klumalh Kails March IS. Date Set The annual benefit dunco for tho Crippled Child ren's hospital In Portland will ba given .Saturday, May 1, at the Klamath Fulls armory un der the direction of the Klam ath Falls Shrine club. Named chiilrmiiii of this big affair Is Cecil I,. Jlmorson of Algoma. Tho public la urged to partici pate. Go Wort h Dr. and Mra. Ccorgo H. Mcrryman left Thurs day morning for Portland where they will spend tho weekend and attend graduation services at the University of Oregon medical school where their aon, John, will rocelve his degree. John will return hero for a brief visit before continuing his work. Arrive In Virginia Mrs. Rich ard Gallagher (Barbara Bigger), her baby daughter, Margaret Hue, and Mrs. Hay Bigger have arrived at Fort Monroe, Va where Mrs. Gnllagher will be with her husband, Lt, Richard Gallagher. Mrs. Bigger will re turn to Klamath Falls. Returns Home Carol Moy field, young Klamath Falls woman who suffered a fractured neck in an automobile nccident near Morrill last November, has been dismissed from Klamath Valley hospital and is now nt her home, U02 East Main street. Vliltor Mrs. Robert D. Coe (Eva Jenkins) la apendlng 10 days in Klamath Falls visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wilson of the- Marlon apartments, and other relatives. Dr. and Mrs. Coe now make their home In Springfield Improving Frlenda of George R Lludlcy, well known Klamath Falls resident, aro pleased to learn he was able to be out this week following a second attack of illness which haa confined him to his home on Lindlcy Heights Will Filed The will of the late Thcodor Helm has been filed for probate In the circuit court. Helm leaves an estate of approx imately .$0000. Dr. E. Dictsche nnd John II. Houston were named executors. From Dunsmulr Mr. and Mrs Harry Sprague, formerly of this city and now making their home in Dunsmulr, are spending sev eral days here. They are visit ing their son, George. Visit In North Mrs. Ed Os- tendorf and daughter, Jean, are visiting this week with friends and relatives In Salem. Shopping Mrs. Ralph S. Hod- kins of the Henley district was among the out-of-town shoppers in Klamath Falls Wednesday. From Tulelake Out-of-town shoppers in Klamath Falls Wed nesday Included Mrs. Morton Brown of Tulelake. In South Alfred Gray of La Polnte'i Is apendlng a week on business In Los Angeles. a Klw F,tiim Sn QUINTUPLETS relieve coughing of GUEST COLDS At tho flrnt nlRnn which may warn of roltl tlio J)lonno Quintuplet.' chrnlit, I hronln nnd bucks aro rub bod with Mtwtproltv k tmiriiick hinrio onpocinlly In promplly rrlliwn ooiirIis dun to colila, ninkn hrPHthlnu onMnrnnd brnik up locni connPBilon In Inn tippor bronchial trnot. MuMnrolo olvim pueh wnndorful ro mittfl bnemiso it'll MOKB than junk an ordinary "tin1vn' IVn whnfc no ninny I)oti I nninnd Nurnoncnll n modern conniVr irritnnti Kinco Murriorolo In mod on th Sulnln you tuny bo miro tt'a just About to HKHT rolil.TPlinr mndol IN 3 8TUKNGTH8: Children' Mild Musi or i)lo for children nnd ponptowltli tmidcr Prtln, HcRiilnr for onilnnry fnnon ami Kxtra StrcnuLh for stubborn cue. TTTnMTiTIl idLEluIiUil lMto. TrJ nixnu ...M ... The seven city schools, along with Klamath Union high school, are undergoing a spring house cleaning while tho young oc cupants are on holiday, accord ing to Superintendent Arnold L. Grulapp. Janitors went to school two daya this week but were return ing to regular assignments Thursday morning. All schools came In for a little patching, painting and renovating during the week. Roplacement of the hot water return line from the high school building to the well on Modoc 'field wus under way Wednesday morning. The pipe went out during the winter, Gralapp stated, nforination toi MAIL CLOSING TIME ' (Effective Feb. IS, 1843) Train 19 Southbound 6 p. m. Train 20 Northbound: 11 a. m. Train 17 Southbound! 7 a. m. Train 16 Northboundi 10 p. m. Medford Stage, Westbound, 3i30 p. m., Evening Airmail. Stages to Alturas, Ashland, Lake view and Rocky Point 7 a, m. Circle to Meet Circle No. 4 of the First Methodist church will hold a rummage sale Saturday, March 20, next to the Pelican hotel and across the street from the former location of the Meat Center. Navigation Meeting There la to be a meeting of the navigation clnss of the Civilian Air Patrol at 2000 South Sixth street to night (Thursday) at 7:45 p. m. Grocers Meeting Discuss Point Rationing, Bonking Sixty-five groccra from Klom county attended the grocers' meoting last night at the court house sponsored by the Oregon Food Merchants association. Lorctta Galligan, food repre sentative for the association, presented two motion pictures entitled "Bank Rationing" and "OPA Counter Attack." .After these a general discussion was held on various phases ot point rationing and the banking of stamps. Six local OPA officials were present to help In the dis cussion. Walt Wcisendanger was chairman. Treatment Mrs. Mary Cham berlain of 526 Main street, Scars employe, la receiving medical treatment at Klamath Valley hospital. False Alarm The cily fire department was called out Wed nesday night when a false alarm came In from the Lorenr com pany at Broad and South Sixth. Firemen said the night watch man smcllcd smoke coming from machinery. Always read the classified ads. COSTS LITTLE TO BUY 3 Accept Ne SuketmitMl A-GAL. eAtTI FORM WALL FINISH Kern-Tone bringi you a painting con vtnienct and economy at new ai the modern chemlcati from which It i madt. 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Fitch, coordinator for trades and industries and tho war produc tion training program. Tl T The Rev. William ' B, Rice, pastor of Immanucl Baptist church, Eleventh and High streets, will be ordained Thurs day, tonight, at 7:30 o'clock at the church in services to which the public Is invited. The Rev. Harold A. Shaw of Grants Pass, pastor of the First Baptist church of that city, will be the speaker . A committee on ordination of the Rogue River association will have charge of the services.- This afternoon was devoted to examination of the minister. Rev. Rice completed his schooling at the Multnomah School of the Bible, Portland, in 1041. His first work was in the rural districts of Washington and the Klamath Falls church la his first official charge. Lake, Malheur Flight Strips Near Completion C. A. Dunn, Klamath con tractor, is nearing the end of work in two big flight strips in Lake and Malheur counties. 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