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Jxm 17, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN L TAKE THREE TRIPS ' mmnmliiimifl:rMmmmimntmmmimnnmrmmii To Chicago for Conference J'red HouRland, manaNer of Fluhrer's bukory, loft Wednes day cvonlng for Chicago, where ha will attend national confer ence of bakery management ex perts. Ho will be Joined In Port lund by his mother, who will ac compnny him ns far ni Omaha fur visit. )la expects to be gone two or three week. Return Mm. Nellie Dalrym pin and her iirandaon, Hana Ten nefoiw, have returned from a three week' vucutlon. They visited Mm. Dalrymplo's riuugh tcr, Mm. Juke Mantel and fnmlly at Eureka, Calif. Mr, and Mn. Mantel are former residents of Klniniith Knlls, To Loi Angelas Hov. and Mm. l. K. Johnton of the Klam ath Lutheran church have been culled to Los Angeles became nf the death of Mm. Johnson's father, Mr. J. I,. (Jrncni, who puwed away on Friday, June 11. Kuneral aervtces were held Tues day at Los Angeleii, Home on Furlough Private Minion Pomroy la home on fur lough from Fnrt Sill, Okla. He la viaitlng at the homo of hi parenU, Mr. and Mm. Walter Pomroy. fill it mm li !! ! i. MAIL CLOSING TIME (effective reb. IB. 1143) Train It Bouthboundi f p. m. Train 30 Northboundi 11 a. m. Train 17 Soutkboundi 7 a. m. Train It Northboundi 10 p. on. Medferd Stage. Westbound. 3i30 . m.. ETenlng Airmail. Btagee to Alturaa, Aahland. Lake- vlew and Koeky Point 7 a. aa. Civil Air Patrol The etvU air patrol will meet tonight at 7:45 o'clock In the high achool audi torium. Membera are requeated to be there and to uae the north weat entrance of the building. Homemaktng Committee The Homemaklng committee of the Women of the Mooae are to meet Friday afternoon, June 18 at 12:30 o'clock for a potluck lunch eon at the Mooae hall. There will be a towel and apron ahow er for Monaehcart. Everyone ia aaked to bring either a towel or a chlld'a apron. Card Party The Women of the Mooae are to aponaor a card party Friday afternoon, June 18, at 3 o'clock M the Mooae hall. Thli la the laat game of the aerlea. The public la Invited. Women of the Mooae Tuea day evening, June 22, the Wo men of the Mooae are to meet for Inatallatinn of officer! at the Mooae hall. There will be a claaa of candidate! Initiated at7:30 o'clock. Installation to take place at 8 o'clock. The public is invited to attend. The Mooie heart chairman ti to present a program. Eagles Auxiliary The Eagles auxiliary will hold Its regular meeting tonight, Thursday, at the Euglcs halt, at 8 o'clock. Members aro asked to bring 10 cents for a potluck lunch to be served after the meeting. Auxiliary There wilt be a ipcclnl meeting of the Ameri can Legion auxiliary at the Me morial hull at 8 tonight. All members are urged to be pres ent at this Importnlnt meeting. OSNA Meeting There will be a special meeting of the OSNA, district 8, on Friday, June 18, at 8 o'clock in the city library club rooms. All membera are urged to attend as there Is to be a special election. Police Meeting A regular quarterly meeting of the FBI school will be held In tho coun-, ell chambers in the city hall on Thursday evening, June 17, at 7:30 o'clock. All police officers are required to attend. Missionary 8 o e 1 e t y The Kathcrlne Benlty Missionary society will meet Friday, Juno 18, at 10:30 a. m. at the home of Mrs. A. D. Tllton, 700 North 11th street. There will be a paper sack lunch at noon, and speaker In the afternoon will be Dr. Simon E, Forsbcrg, dean of the Multnomah School of Bible of Portland. BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY 'Be DANGER SIGH Of Tired KidMjn If twkarha and Iff pafna am maUns ytn In iMrtl,lon'tJuitOfmpUlnaM do Boutins about th.m. Nafuraraay pa warelos you that jrnir alrinava namt attention. TbaUrtn.ya.ra Naturaaehlef wayoftaldns fffw arlria and nolinnoua watU out of tfca tiood. Thy halp moat paopla paw about a pioU a day. It tha 19 ratlaa of Iridtwy tubal and flIUra don't work wall, noiaonoua waato maltor auya ti thahtnod.TheMpolaonamayatartaaaalns aflkaflbna, rbaumafio paioa, las paloa, loaa ol pap and enaray, eattlna up pianta, awaUloa, tmlAnaa undar tha ay... baadanbai and diall- paaa. Frnqiiant orafttntypaaaaa vitbairiart- . Paaa Physicals Howard Hen ner, sou of Mr. and Mm. A. ft. Homier of 323 South Fifth street and J. A. Cuniininua, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cummiug of 1034 Auburn streol, roturncd from Portland Wednesday ovo nlng whore tlicy hud punted their final physical examinations prior to entering tha army ulr corps. From College Ben Hastings, aon of Mr. and Mm. R. C. Hust ings of Lukoahoro drive, returned yesterday from Reed college. On Monduy, June 118, ho will leave from Portland for Foyctte, Mo., where he will enter Central college for prc-offlccrs training In the navy. Qoaa to Kennawlck Rev. J. B. Conn, former pastor of the First Methocliat church hero, has resigned his puntornte at Bend. He will take the pastorate at Kennewick, Wash. Home From Hospital Brltu Lion, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Lion of 1303 Pacific Ter race, is Improving at her home after being ill ut Hillside hospi tal for over a month. Funeral Set Funerul services for Frank Hayes Howell will be hold at 2 p. m. Sulurduy in the Presbyterian church at Merrill. Whitlock's is in charge. In Lake County William Klt tredge and L. S. McMullen of the Klamath Production Credit company, attended the.. Lake county war boord meeting in Lakevlew yesterdny. Traffic Safety Meeting There will be a truffle safety council meeting on Frldoy night at 7:30 o'clock In the city hall. Lost Artlclea Ernest Kos chlnck. Box 1023, Klumnth Falls, has reported to city po lice that he has lost a ski Jacket and two ration books. Returns to Berkeley Jo Lust returned to Berkeley Monday evening after visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lust of 711 Mitchell for three days. a I aim ar B ' 1 najaaaa iisaj iisji i ffc.a'JLia,... - ...... -. u. s aa bj . m oan w mw sbbj AIR FIELD IN tRITAI N The Aral American-built aerodrome In Crest Britain Is Andrews Field (above), named for the late U. Cen. Frank Andrews, killed In a plane ersah In Iceland, Troops who cant me neia maren psat in aeoicsiton ceremonies. died on May 31 In an El Paso hospital. Besides. Mrs. Bagley he leaves a wife, a daughter, Ethel Balin of Klamath Falls, and a son, H. R. Young, of Selby, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Young vis ited in this city several times and made many friends while here. Department Called The fire department was called out yes terday afternoon to put out a grass fire off the 1200 block on California avenue. Father Dies Word has been received from Mrs. Marion Bag ley, former resident of Klamath Falls, that her father, H. W. Young, of Pinos Altos, N. M.,' To Mayo Clinic Mr. and Mrs. John Bos. -2233 Orchard avenue, who left two weeks ago for 'Seattle where he was to re ceive medical treatment, found it advisable to continue their Journey to Rochester, Minn., where he has entered the Mayo clinic. To Portland Mrs. Roy; Tay lor of Reclamation venue left t)is week for Portland where she will visit with her daugh ter's family, Mr. and Mrs. Skear. On her return she will be ac companied by her grand-daughter, Daryl Skear, who will stay for some time. Attends Summer ' School Louise Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mitchell, B17 East Main street, is attending the first session of summer school at For est Grove. During the past year she taught in the Bandon high school. Visitor Leaves Mrs. Anna Lundy, who has - been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Clem Lundy for the past week, left for Los Angeles and will stop for a week en route to visit her brother at Modesto. She was accompanied here by her young son, Roger Burford. On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bally, 437 Damont street, and their two sons Milton and Charles, are spending their va cation with relatives in Cottage Grove and Lebanon. In South Mr. and Mrs. John Randall of Klamath Falls arc vacationing in the south. Mrs. Randall Is employed at La-Pointe's To Boise Mr. and Mm. Walt er Anderson of 125 Hillside ave nue are leaving tonight for Boise, Ida., to visit with relatives. Police Court In police court this morning there were two drunks and four traffic ticket cases. In Prlneville Junior Cum mings of Auburn street Is visit ing this week in Prlneville with his sister, Mrs. Herbert Dennis. El GRADE DISCUSSED On Business Earl Gardner, Klamath representative of the FSA was on business in Lake county this week. On Vacation Mrs. Harold Hutchinson, an employe of La- Potnte's, Is on vacation this week. New York City was once the capital of New York state. SALEM, June 16 (P) The state department of agriculture announced today It would hold four hearings to consider the establishment of an intermed iate grade of potatoes. The new grade would be simi lar to the U. S. commercial grade. Such a grade would be in addition to existing grades, and would be permitted only for the duration of the war. The hearings, to be held in the department's office, will be held at Redmond June 21; Klamath Falls June 22, Ontario June 24, and Portland June 28. The Portland meeting will be held at 2 p. m., and the others at 8 p. m. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our heart felt thanks to the many friends and relatives for their many kindnesses and beautiful floral offerings in remembrance of our loved one, John Thomas McCol lum. The McCollum Family. The Beckley Family. FTflllllf Sootbo with Maxaana, for' 1 1 bnlnU marly Maiican Heat Foir OF MINOR dar eoolins, madieatad. SKIN IRRITATIONS Institutional users of rationed foods such as hotels, restaurants, and logging camps, are reminded by the local office of price ad ministration that application may be made now for the allot ment of rationed food for the third allotment period of July and August. The board will accept applica tions at any time now, and re minded applicants that they should be made as early as pos sible. Courthouse Records Marriages SOHROKOFF-OHLES. Walter William Sohrokoff, 28, navy. Native of Oregon, resident of Kcno. Nona May O h 1 e s, 21, clerk. Native of California, resi dent of Klamath Falls. BROOKS-HOVEY. Eugene Wayne Brooks, 26, printer. Na tive of Iowa, resident of Klam ath Falls. Stella Edna Hovey, 19, housewife. Native of Ala bama, resident of Klamath Falls. WILESDAILEY. Thetus C. Wiles, 25, farmer. Native of Huntington, Tenn., resident of Huntington, Tenn. Bctte Jane Dailey, 17, theatre cashier. Na tive of Wisconsin, resident of Klamath Falls. Complaints Filed Marjorie S. Briles versus Roy M. Briles. Suit for divorce, charge cruel and inhuman treat ment. Couple married October 21. 1939. Henry E. Perkins, at- Jtorney for plaintiff. Decrees Dorothy Cody versus Warren P. Cody, Final divorce decree granted. Justice Court Harry Weaver Hays. No op erator's license. Fined $5.50. David Adolph Schatz. No op erator's license. Fined $5.50. alii iJi? MATCH A llfht trey Jer sey ault, with hat to match of the azme material, stitched and trimmed. Is modeled by Vivien, radio soprano. The ault Jacket haa a detachable collar of white pique, and has larre buttons to set It off. G. P. Man Dies in Auto Accident GRANTS PASS, June 17 (JP) John Owing, 64, Grants Pass, is dead and Pete G h o o g h e, about the same age, is in the hospital seriously Injured as the result of an accident on the Murphy road here at 7 o'clock last night when the car in which they were riding with Russell Aubrey Powell and two soldiers failed to make a curve and turned over, rolling 118 feet before It came to rest in the cen ter of the highway. Pastor Away Rve. Bertrand Peterson, pastor of the Church of the Nazarene, has been grant ed a two weeks' leave and is at tending district assemblies in Billings, Mo and Sawyer, N. D. SALEM, June 17 VP) Tht state highway commission said today it would make three trip to confer with county courts on proposed post-war highway con struction plans. The first trip, scheduled fof July 12, will be to meot with courts on tho Columbia highway from Portland to Astoria, on the Oregon Coast highway, and on the Pacific highway from Med ford to Salem. The second trip will be through central Oregon, and tht third will be on the Columbia River highway east of Portland, and in other eastern Oregon districts. John W. Kelly, secretary of the state post-wur readjustment and development commission, will accompany the commission, The 1943 legislature authorized counties and cities to set up sinking funds for post-war lm provements. If you want to sell phona The Herald and News "want ads," 2124 Raymond Dairy Phone 3179 For Milk and Dairy Products WE MAKE RETAIL DELIVERIES GrtcU II Milk I fat tad hut ninfftnmlim showi tb are is enme ibTtiff wroni with your idny or bUddw. Don't, wiltl Ask your dniuta for Dou'i nut, uim uMWMfuiiy ny miutoM tor over u yfttn. They live hippy relief od wfll help tha 1A mllee of kidney tnhea flush out poleop oua wute Iron ib blood. Otk Doen i IMk J ay A.V tV , 2 . Sid Q. Nolei . . . General Manager of the Columbian Optical Company Stores will visit the Klamath Falls Store Thursday, Friday and Saturday DR. NOLES it looking forward ro meeting old friends and patient of tht Klamath Foils store. Recent surveys, sayt Dr. Noles, reveal tht fact that, out of 20,600,000 Industrial Employes 72 ' Were Found To Havt VISUAL DEFECTS near-sightedness, astigmatism, muscle weakness and many other eye defects RESULTING IN LOST FINGERS LOST Man Hours, LOST Wages and LOST production of vital war materials. These tame VISUAL DEFECTS are pres ent wjth persons engaged in all lines of human endeavor! ' Ndu brings new ideas and interpreta tions of the Optical Service that will contri bute constructively to the high standards and policy that the COLUMBIAN OPTICAL COMPANY always has maintained. Dr. Noles invites YOU to come in and ask about our new Visual Survey with the hope that the Columbian Optical Company Serv , ice may aid you in enjoying more efficient and more comfortable vision. REMEMBER . . . Dr. Noles will be at Colum bian's Klamath Falls store, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. THAT DEPEKPABU COLUMBIAN SERVICE Evenings By Appointm.nt Columbian Optical Company Two Stores Exclusively Optical In Klamath Falls at 730 Main St., Phona 7121 In Portland at 611 S. W. 6th Cool as ah j.i I k Printed end Dotted Linen V) I Cool Summery Whites end P.rt.ts J ' I I I Jerseys with Light Grounds, Travel Prints J A1J V Chavming BUck or Navy Suit Dresses - ""j -jr f y-" 99 Br'ty s,r,p', Sa,f r.IrfCy y Stunning Singnam Fields 7 e"" l F'ora' ant' Cl"clie' Pun vllS I ) J e Frosted Pique j Aj f aaay Many' Suit Dresses I I I DUrtUS & .aflaW Var- mm 8 n ' 617 MAIN v
