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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1944)
PACE THRE6- er 9, 194 HFRALD'AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON m lrl,llr,". c i win ii't r:ri North a, wil l Ki, r?'N Alo mill Mm- C II. fcffi cnlciliilnlnu; ;!f"i;r ii fcllM cWl l !' llbur i null 1. Ciirrln, :i Vim vvm Womln Icrlul ili'l.. ...V,rtViil Kuiilli Kl. mt A 1 "I Hi""1 ''l Mr rnll.V : I ' 1,1,(1 drd0 j!uU. month. n.-llit Circle. Tho circle. , p I'mi l)iintll rluircli incel i .i?Orti 'ria. i ap.ni. 1 ,now Minimi circle. Mr.. 1 cltnirninii, wllh MM. ., Mm. linrper cluilrmnn, C'M?S. llH.-f Twill ' Htiilu- circle. Mr. ,i " Hlrnm... Willi M. Mi . .. at Wcycr "icUHcr; lll ; ;.C' lrc c, Mr. Hml" ?'" 5 ,, wllli Mm. Jnck Orrcll, on t . ,i!,i tliul I'tC Frank U. ! V " Mr. ...uIMik. Peter . Merrill, has l''... ! ov'rc.i. Ill APO limy be uinoi by -,nllil,! ,1U "Yw lc; S o( '' ler"1 i,ncl ' where Frank wn cm ,yc I prior lo entering thr-nerv- Until hi move, rrnnk , it jlnlluitrd in Tooele, Ulnli. Mindly Circle Mr. II. C own will r n t o r I I ii tho '1 . ..I.. '.-..In nt thi I. nine nl 3r' wn. Krnct Ilrown. IH-tO X.stn way. on Thuri.clny. Oclo. a. ,1 V...I..I Vi.m-n will DO Hr ... - olliojtc.u. i.rUl Club N.'lllc Wulton- tfr and Kato llomio will be u.. ....,. for the imtltick lunch- 2i ol the Hrbckiih oclnl club dnradny. October 11 111 Hie IQoF hall nl 1 p. m. JVUIti Parent Slit. Olln A. vrr, son o( Mr. ami Mr. J. d'Rnvrr of Ihc llrnloy ditrtct, 3 visiting Ills parent. Ho li cf furlough irnm hiinw nionicn, 3lii.. until October 7. when 3 will report back (or duly. Hfturnt 1st LI. Ted Sltoop, i io has been visiting Mm. 0 nop at their home on N. 2nd, p mrncil lo Wilmington thi ii .fkend where ho l stiilloncd 1 thai Collfornln port o( cm a rkatinn. M HVl IT '"l Vliltlnfl Here Mr, mill Mr, W, L, Clement mid iliiUKliler, Nniiiii I. ur vIhUIhk frlemlK mid rnlutlve here. They jilnn to l.'iivo Nnveiuber 1 lor UiiKlmul, CulK., whero they will mukt llielr homo. A mm, Doiiii Cle- ineiit, I expected hero October 27 on iiii'louiili from uorroil col li'Ku lit llolenii, Monl., whero he him been in trnlnliiK for the past (our inuimu. Home on Furlough Pvt. F.r liectl Wlllluin Jolly, 20, MI), U. S. army, on of Mr. nnd Mr, Ar Ihur W. Jolly. lilOII Cnllfornin I hero on two week' furlouKh and will leave October 10 to re turn to McCnw General hospital nt Walla Walla, Wash., where he I stationed it wnrdninsler. The Jul I v have n second son, Corn Edward U. Jolly, 21, USA, now somewhere In Now Uulneu. Meotlnq Clarence Humble, chairman of the Klamath Mili tary Horvlcc committee, will re port to members of that uroup the flndlnu of 111 conference Willi USO official In San Fran cisco tin past week. The meet Inn Is scheduled for Wcduesduy nt 7:30 p. m. In the city council chambers. Quiet Weekend Tho city fire department reported a quiet weekend and the only cull came from householder seeklnu per mission to burn leaves and sum mer refuse on their property. Improving Karl Hilton, pi. oncer Klamath resident nnd Dig I.nke employe, 1 reported n slightly Improved nl Hillside hospital where he has been a patient for tho past 10 day fol lowing injuries. No Meeting Member of the Klnmuth Fulls group of WCTU were told Monday that the Oc tober meeting has been post poned and date of the November session would be announced later. To San Francisco Jounneltc Fltr.painck, daughter of Mr. Dale Mutloon left Monday morn ing for San Francisco, Gernldlnc Poysky of C'latskanle, Ore., nnd Mary Frances Mathl of Med ford. arrived Sunday to go with Jennnctto to Sun Frnncisco. whero the three girls plan to work tin (nil. Reservation Reservation for the Medford-Klnmath (ontbnll gnme, to be held In Medford on Friday, October 20, nro now on nlc nt tho chamber of commerce here. OUR . ... AN ASSOCIATION WE ARE MAKING NOW IN ORDER TO MEET YOUR POST-WAR TRUCKING NEEDS WITH AMERICA'S NO. 7 LINE OF TRUCKSI In planning ways lo Increase our acrvlccs to this community nftcr tho war we have been checking; up on various makes of trucks. Right now, the best measure of real truck quality is how well tho vari ous makes of trucks are performing and standing up under wartime conditions. MOTY & VAN DYKE, 678 Klamath Street Klamath Falls, Oregon TVE GOT A MACK, YOU'RE LUCKY. . . IF YOU PUH TO SOCIETY Veterans Auxiliary Tho auxiliary lo the Veteran of KorelKn War held a rcKulnr ineetliiK Thursday evening, Oc tober B, in the library club room with Mr.' II. J. MeOII vary preldliiK. Olio ciindldiile, Marie Gray, was presented and Initiated Into the lodKC Mr. William lirlKhtmun and Mr. A, A. Mycr of tho hospital com mittee, reported upon their visit to tho Marine Uurruck with muiiiizlnc and records. Plans were made (or tho din trlcl mectliiK and banquet to bo held here Sunday, October 15. Thi will bo a Joint mcctlmi with district II, which Include Ashland, Medford and Grants Pi, and district officer from Portland and elsewhere in tho tato will attend. Mr. Curl Henry nnd D. W. Lavln ere to ho in chnrite of the banquet, to be Klvcn in the IOOK hull fol lowing tho ineetliiK, at 5 p. m. promptly, and Mr. Henry akcd inni memners ol Ibc auxiliary provldo pickle nnd Jelllej, nnd Unit they notify cither Mr. Uivln or Mr. Henrv nf thnlr plans. Mr, A. A. Mvcr. (lennrt. menl banner bearer, returned September 25 from a depart ment nicotinic held In Portland September 24, nnd gnve a very Interesting report of tho meet ing. Sho trescd especially tho request tnnt tno nuxillnry ond Mother Home Mrs. Chester McNoe, daughter of Mr. and Mr. A. C. Llnd.itrom is home from the Klamath Vnllcy hospl till with her bnbv dnt.ultter. Kim. drn Lee, born September 28. Sgt. wi.viiivr itiiiuTB, lamer ot inc baby. 1 wllh the nrmcd force In France. Visitors Friends Ing Mr. nnd Mr. Hastings, formerly and now en route were greet Ruhlen C. of till city from Sacra where they mento to Portland, win resiae. At the Ihey arc visiting nt Kcndrco rancli at present lime, the Scott Mc Merrill. Leave Hospital - Charles Wood Eberleliv long time Klam ath resident and interested In early dny developments of this section, nn been a patient nt Hillside hospital for a short time but this weekend wn nblc to return to his home In the Linda Vista apartments. From South H. D. Morten son, hend of Pelican Boy Lumber company, returned Mondny morning from a business trip to Snn Frnncisco. Recovering Friend of Mr. Ellen Hannon, Klamath pioneer will be Interested to learn she I recovering from n severe ill lies nt her home on N. 8lh. WE PROUDLY ANNOUNCE APPOINTMENT AS And in this respect, you can't beat Mack. The real rost of any truck is not its price, but its cost per year of service. With a complete line of Macks, big and little, we'll be in a position after the war to offer you the world's toushest and best truck. INC. em BUY ONE, YOU'RE WISE L BUY playing cards, silk and print lo tho Veteran Hospital in Hose burg, whero tho veteran use the silk and print material (or milking gift. Sho ulso told of plfiii lor tho next encampment to bo held In June, 1045, In Newport, Oregon. Mr. Curl Henry, a cnlor hostess ut the service center, announced Hint ' tho post und nuxillnry would have charge of the center Sunday, October 22, ami ut this time she rend a letter from Mr. Henry Conrudl thanking the post nnd auxiliary (or the home made cakes donated to tho. center last month, Mrs. Uculuh Book of Port land, who Is still a member of thi lodge, wax a visitor at the meeting, und the special nwnrd went io Mrs. rranK subject, The next meeting will be Oc tober 10, when members of the post will entertuln the auxiliary nt lunch following tho rcgulur mooting. 5 8 Sewing Club Mrs. Homer Stiles, 2553 Winrd, was hostess to the Happy Dny Sewing club Wednesday evening, October 4. Attending j were Mrs. W. C. Little, Mrs. J Clliiord Case, Mrs. Douglas Frceborg, Mr. Lloyd Allen, Mr. Plez Chumbcrluin, Mr. Harry Winrd, Mr. Howard Crnmblett, Mrs. Eumcst Zerble, Mr. Clayton Winrd nnd Mr. Itubcn Peterson. Whist was played during the evening, nnd lilgh score went to Mrs. Crnm blett, second to Mr. Allen nnd tho guest award to Mr. Cham berlain. Tho next meeting will be with Mr. Allen, 2401 Or chard wny Recital A plnno recital was presented Friday, September 20, by the music students of Mrs. Hugh Mltchclmorc at her home on 4431 South Sixth. Parents of the pupils were invited. On the program were Jack Alexander. Sue Evans. Dick Mnkley, Margie GrUc, Shirley Anderson, Jean Evans, Kenneth Grlse, Patsy Mcnklcy and Bcr nice Alexander. CREAM Mch! popilar"yMr 'found" dtuert II i M LOW At . II v a pint Alwr r and dclltlewi. YOU MoUonr flow In 2 MfnutM. 20 foov ntipn In ocfc ivocttOM. flMM otk ffrcf for LOflDOMJerWJ TRUCKS ton to roan .rnri toni. bum, nil aamui . V. S. IT A B nn 1VI ... mm BIH 1 aTUJaVaTWalBllaiWWIBalBW rf-V 1 II - JIV J J. , a. J E f U !k 1' fi&M BLANKETS yX' V ft, i ' I I I Or 72x8 . If;, &J??JtttSXU.- I Sheet Blankets I -Cl f9U 5' ; cjvzz io? - iy wy0yr cotton, napped Vr! 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