Lcernbw 12, 1944
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
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K tlrs8lng room Is cloned
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''women who hayo no gimer
,lv given their time, well
r II f UIO ICIieilum, ciiiiuiitii,
i," 0f Ihu cafeteria, mid the
S tor of Altamont Junior high
h iol for cooperation in milking
Jj wnr need possible.
Unology Tho Kliimiitli Luth-
W Al,l wlilrll slum.
fid a turkey dinner lust Thins-
, ilglu, asivcu u'i
' n ull thnKO whom thev
r unable to serve nnd who
L turned uwiiy during Ihu
fner hour. Moru than .IUU ai
ded the dinner and ninny oth-
I were uil'iu wiiu wutw ui
vcd.
LflT Auxiliary The ladles'
klllury t the Brotherhood of
Until, I Trainmen will meet
Sirxliiy. December 14, ut 7:1)0
fiv In the KC hall. There
Ij be n short business meeting.
I insinuation ui unitvia win
n,u ni H:.'I0 D. ni.. to which
Est) arc Invited. Refresh-
llltl Will UD BVl VUU Ut Mill
'
l.itior Circle The senior clr-
(of tho Community Congrega
al church will meet in the
Ilal hull on uurucn, rriuuy,
omber 19. for n politick
icneon ai i p. in. niw:.wii
Mrs. U. r.. iienry ana ivirs.
Mun. Alter mo Business
link, mere win uu u nrisi
party and sift exchange.
pinner Dane Tho nnnunl
fotprlnlers dinner ounce win
hp rl l uesciiiy mum, ut-cpm-
12. nt Uikeshore Inn. The
hy will start at 7:30, and
I J- I r-t 1. L-n..l..t
i are invited. The affair is In-
fcnol. Reservations should be
idc with the secretary, phone
Home on Furlough Sgt. Rob
J. Strnder. U. S. innrlnc
Ins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arch
SBoKBs, 4(11.1 Sliastn way, is
anc on ftirlotign irom the
nth Pacific. Strader wears
1 I'tirpie i-ieari wmcn no re
ived for wounds whilo in ac
k on Guam.
Irint Enlists Seventeen
ir-old Donald L. Arent, son of
B. Atin I'. Areni. tuia s. Bin.,
fcntly entered the marine
is. He eniistcri uecembcr 7,
ortlnnrt. and has been placed
Inactive duty awaiting orders
eporl lor boot training at
OIcko. Fvt. Arent Is a stu-
t of Ashland high school.
Lidln Aid The Klamath
Slieran Ladles Aid will meet
Jliht, Tuesday, at 8 o clock In
church and there will be a
gram of Christmas music nnd
stations. Mrs. L. E. Taylor
Mrs. S. M. Topncss nro to
jtne Hostesses.
lnochl Club Yn Oltle PI.
Itile club will meet Thursday.
StPtnbcr 14. nt the homo nf
Khryn Billings on the Ashlnnd
way lor luncheon nnd the
dial Christmas party and gift
lange,
York Hit Election Klnmnlw
CliapU-r No. 115 and Calvary
Coniniiiiidi'iy No. 10 will elect
unicorn Wednesday night, De
cember Tim meeting will
start at 7:M0 p. m. All Com
panions unci sir Knights arc In
vited. Rotum Hurt Mr. and Mrs.
11. It. Cain, fnrinri- Kliimull,
dents, have returned hero to
niaue uieir home. They recent
ly sold their unto court on
ltoguu river.
Music Department
Concert Scheduled
Kltimillll llnlrm lllllh chnnl
music department will present
Its in i mm 1 Christmas gift to the
tuwnsneoiiln nl H f,',.,M.lr i...
night, Tuesday, In the schnol au-
uiiKiiiiiii, wuen ii appears In con
cert. The public Is cordially Invited
to ntlfnrt. TIlO hlflh e,.hn..l
chestra and girls' glee club, un-
uer me direction 01 Jonn Best,
and the a c.ippella choir, direct
ed by Andrew l.oney Jr., will
aimiMir. "A riicivfinn. r-i,..
nlogiie," by W. B. Olds, will be
presumed ny ino cnoir.
Lanaell Valley
Mr. and Mrs. John Horn and
con have moved to Bonanza.
Later they will move to Klam
ath Kalis to make their home.
Helena Hrlciscso and Mrs.
Virginia Bnbcock and daughter
of Klamath Falls spent Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Uric.
Iscso and sons, Helena Is Pete's
sister and home on furlough
from Waco, Texas, where she is
in the WACs.
Mrs. Bill Burnett and sons
visited on Monday afternoon nt
Bonanza with Mrs. Bill Stewart
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pepple
and Bob moved Saturday to their
new home in Klamath Falls.
Stanley Newman is home lrom
the navy on leave and visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Newman. He has been over
seas. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. House re
ceived a letter from their son
David. He is in Belgium and
was recently made a corporal.
Mrs. Mary Dearborn spent
Sunday with her daughter Mrs.
Corn Lcavltt and family. Other
visitors nt the Leavitt home were
Mrs. Elliott House and Jennie
and Bill.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bill Burnett
nnd sons were dinner guests on
Sunday of Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert
Plnclll nnd Mrs. Fnye Durbin of
Klamath Falls.
Walter Smith and Walter Jr.
spent n few days In California
last week.
Lieut. Bob Seater visited last
week at the Oscar Campbell
ranch. Bob has been stationed
at Yuma, Arizona and is now
stationed In Nebraska. He at
tended Bonanza school and has
many friends here.
Eldrnd L. "Put" Putnam has
become associated with the
John II. Houston Insurance
agency, It was announced by
Houston.
" 'Put' will pay special atten
tion to clulms service nnd to the
writing of all forms of disability
and hospital policies, as well as
tho writing of life insurance and
retirement contracts," Houston
said.
Putnam, who was with the
Lamm Lumber company for 12
years as paymaster and purchas
ing ngent, will act as special rep
resentative of the Mutual Bene
fit Health and Accident assocln-
Hon and the United Benefit Life
Insurance Company of Omaha.
Mr. and Mis. I'uimim maKC
their home ut 2555 Wantland.
55 Carloads of Tin
Cans Sent From State
Oregon shipped 86 tons of pre
narcd tin cans to war durini! No
vember, bringing total volunteer
shipments for tho first 1 1 months
of the current year to 052 tons,
or 55 carloads.
This announcement was made
Tuesday by the state salvage
committee which disclosed that
November' total included single
carload shipments from Lane,
Coos nnd Wasco counticr, plus
two cnrloads from Multnomah
county.
On a basis of pound collected
per capita, Wasco county cur
rently leads all counties in the
state In 1044 shipments to the
San Francisco detinnlng plant.
Wasco has shipped 37,250 pounds
of cans for an average of 3.51
pounds per person.
Over-all state shipments from
January 1 to November 30, 1044,
amount to an average of 1.01
pounds per capita. Klamath
county's per capita shipment
avcrago is .77 pounds.
City Pound Collects
$177.75 In Month
A total of $177.75 was collect
ed during the month of Novem
ber by the Klamath Falls' city
pound and kennels, according to
a report filed by Chief of Police
Earl lleuvcl with the city coun
cil. Greater portion of this amount
was received for boarding ani
mals, and substantial fees turned
over for sale of dogs and cats.
Souther Thanks
Third Army Crew
Jim Souther, chairman of the
retail merchants' committee, has
thanked the members of the
"third army" for their splendid
efforts in the sale of "E" bonds
during Pearl Harbor Day, De
cember 7. Bond sales were
doubled on that day, according
to Souther.
Two new promotions hnvo
been given to the retail clerks in
Klamath Falls. Edith Taylor of
Sears Roebuck and company is a
colonel, and Flo Francis of Ln
Pointc's Is a lieutenant general.
For Hit Christmas
A SCARF
All Wool
Plaid and Solids.
Rayons
In Colors and White.
From $1.50
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main
VASA DOING
Klamath Lank Lodge No. 460 Yasa Order
Of America ...
Will Hold Its
Annual Christmas Party
At I.O.O.F. West Hall
Sat., Dee. 16
Supper, which includes potato sausages, pickled herring, and
other good things, will be served between 6:30 and 8:00 -P.
M., followed by a program and dance. Members and
friends are invited to attend,.
o Gift Exchange Owing to
lanitc in nlans. there will ho
gift exchange nl the nnnunl
tlstmns party of the Veterans
foreign Wars nnd the nuxlll-
ft to oe bold In the KC hall,
tcmbcr 21.
Ike Stolen Clnrencc Attc-
(y, 247 Broad, reported to
police the theft of his son's
cle which ho said was taken
pi Fremont school on Mon-
Like to boss
railroad cars
around?
illy moke 'cm move and put
I where you want 'em? And
W a switch engine to do the
Finn for you? And work with
food englno crew . , . nnd
I 'no war freight nnd the
Jl trnlns peurlng In? Well,
", this is your job if you
" it: awuclimnn with South
Pacific nt about $220 base
. (Overtime can mnke it n
more). No experience to
B- - jruu III n
s". pay you an nllownncc
I'C tralllint . . . mnkn vml n
'fledged rnllrnnrW 1t' n
Important Job, this. We've
to keep those wnr trains
P'R. And. we've got n
'J of a Job ahead of us
r-n means lots of work
d for you. Mnny other Jobs
? or write Trainmaster,
r. station, Klamath Falli,
Your nearest S, P. Agent.
NEW kind of
ASPIRIN tablet
doesn't upset stomach
When you need
quick rcneiirom
pain, do you
hesitato to take
aspirin bocauae
it leaves you
with an upset
Btomnclt? If so,
this new medi
cal discovery,
SUPERIN, la "just what the doc
tor ordered" tor you.
Suparin I aipirln plus contains
tho unma pure, safe aspirin you
hvn lnnc known but developed
by doctors in a upecial way for
thoso upset by aspirin in its ordi
nary form.
I This new kind of aspirin tablet
' dissolves moro quickly, lets the
nspirin get right at tho job of re
lieving pain, reduces the acidity of
ordinary aspirin, nnd does not ir
ritate or upset stomach oven after
repent doses.
i Tear lhl out to remind you to
cot Supcrin today, so you can have
it on hand when headaches, colds,
etc., strike. Sco how quickly it
relieves pain now
fine you leoi aitor
( nltlncr. Atvnnrdrue- VMHm-fM)
i gist's, 15 and 89.
DANCE
at
MERRILL Community Hall
Sat. Night, Dec. 16
Music by Tulelake Guardsmen
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