' - -orl Pvt. Charles P.
fM.dv. f'cbruury U. to
fU Fo?i Orel for further
"Ml D, K'M. enjoyed I. 10
i''H vhltlnK frfeiHH unci
lIuiCMri C. C. Dnilitaii of
W wfore onterlm, tho
'"kei Sci toml)''r of 104-.
employ by tho
ttsfon Cmp Hob-
I, CBHf.
foidcMt Madeline Mn.
: 5 um'rof Junllcc of tho
lty'.d, MM. J. A. Miihoney,
fL'S Mid over NBC at e:4o
'Vbruary 21. according to
T&evcd by hnr parents.
K sinned by "red No
Ten ii bd Pl'-V"1 h(,,r
',S week o. S w 11
'5? : In pr"Krnm to be
"5 (mm Wi lb Walla Oonornl
tfon Ihe Coc. Coin Spot
it parade.
UHiildt PTA-AII parents
n .ldc children nro urijod
JIS the Tuesday afternoon
55 2:30 o'clock when
7 k Looslcy will revlow
numbirton 0k' propose .
will lo b0 founder'.
program followed by ten.
i. tine Wnrrcn, president, an
mc(d. "
witiiii Lttvi After 23
S In the South Pacific with
Sibee", Charles G. OIL
mi SF 3e. USNH. of 1028
t ha returned to thin conn
for oversells leave. Before
,rir,a the service, Ollinnnn
"emplovcd by the Cnllfornla
!(W Power compnny.
lira Son PKC and Mrs.
hard Post arc parents of a
their first child, born Sun.
'morning ut Klamath Valley
pitil. Post is slntloncd at
te lex. Mrs. Post is the for.
r Dorothy Browne, daughter
ilrf.C. B. Browne of tills city.
;ulld to Meet The St. Pnul's
Id will niret nt tho parish
;.t on Wednesday, February
lor I 1 o'clock potluck Uni
on. The Reverend Wlssen
h will deliver the second of
talks on symbolism. All
mtn of the parish are cordial
invited. In Born Mr. and Mrs. D. J.
rd, 5716 Hnrlnn drive, nro par
i of son, their third child,
n Monday morning nt Klnm-
Vallcy hospital. Heed Is a
mber of tho Oregon slutc po-
force stationed here,
(ior Surgery Mrs. Gladys
i, 612 Adams, underwent
jor surgery Hi Klnmath Vnl
hospital Monday morning
111 reported doing nicely, Sho
ih daughter of Mrs. J. Q.
tia, m Main.
mprorlnj Charles Parish, 4
rild son of C. E. Parish, As
iiled Lumber Bnd Box com
iy employo at Dorrls, is ro
led Improving at Klamath
ilty hospital where tho child
been treated for pneumonia.
lid to .Meat The Klamath
term Ladles Aid will meet
B: P. m., in the
wh following the Lenten
. Hostesses will be Mrs.
t Ambers and Mrs. Edna
olms.
' Mait Members of the
jip rire board arc urged to
;f 'J Important business
mt Tuesday, February 20,
P- m., at tho chamber of
ljntrce.
I i?,lJr',!n?-pvt-
v furlough here with his
nVlr',Jand Mrs- J- H.
Gerald left Sunday.
jwpUrs MottCnlvary Com-L-
KJ- will hoTd
W l meeting Tuesday eve-
dI , in? ,he Prder the
,p,c w"l be conferred.
gir. ln.ur.ne..
Woman'. Socl.ty Thursday,
Knliriiin-v ').. Hi., w,.. ......... c..
clcty of Christian Service will
iiwim n ku-iiviiii iiiucuiik in inc
ChUI'Cll Illlt'lorK. Klhln ut..,lt,
cliisa Is to meet lit 111:30 u. in.,
wiui ivirn. j-iiui lidwincls conduct
intf 11. At m in i , lh,.r ...in i.. ..
. . .."w., will UU II
suck lunch, an executive board
int-i'wiiK in i p. m., mo prayer
circle ul 1:40 und the Kcncnil
mcctlnK nt 2 p. m. Thcmo for
tho riuy will he The Aincrlcnn
Indian," und Mrs. Hobcrt Oclcll,
Mrs. Clydo Jomes, Mrs. Don
nshor, Mrs. Ueorgo Casper and
a roprcsoiUnllvo from the Klnm
nlh lndliin Mission nro to spenk.
Mis. Dick rtccder will slim. A
part of tho program Is to be
Klvcn In Indian costume, and
fhni-A will hn ivhiuii ti..M.i
Tea will bo served by circle 4.
Fallowlhln ntriMM ...in
be n Fellowship dlnnor nt the
i-iini iviiiuiudisi ciiurch, wedncs
day, February 21, beginning
promptly nt 0:30 p. m so that
uny who wish to attend the com
munity concert nt 8 p. m., will
be ablo to do so, All-members
and friends of the church arc In
vited to attend. Guests arc
nsknd to bring their own table
service, but It will be provided
for Service men nnrt nllinr -i,l-.n
cannot do so. Dr. Perry O. Han
sen win do tnc speaker. He
served 40 years ns missionary In
Chinu. and spent much lime In
occuplrd China during the Jnp.
ntllK! lnvnlrm 11 !
that he will have much of Inter-
est to toll.
Cona.r PTA The members
of tho Conger PTA arc having
their rcgiilnr meeting oil Wed.
ncsdiiy, February 21, nt 2:30 at
tho Conger school. Following
tho regular meeting, there will
be a program on Founder's Dnv,
and refreshments will be served.
From Portland Dr. Don R.
Haylor, mnnngcr of tho Colum
bian Optical compnny In Port
land, nrrlvcd here Monday for a
30-duy slay nt the company's
Klnmath Fulls brunch.
In Of lie Mrs. Margaret
O Brlen ha. accepted a position
as secretary in tho Klamnth
county school superintendent's
office.
Woman's Amhlllanra Cnrn
Oregon Women's Ambulanco
corps will drill at the armory,
Tuesdny, February 20, as usual,
it was announced todny.
DRAFT CALLS
ISSUED BY
COUN
T! BOARDS
The induction call for the
ruamatn county local board
number 1 for February 20, Is
as follows:
..Trill, riuland A., nt, t, nlchlant).
C.nntr William t , eos V. 10th, Van.
coiiv'nr, Waih,
Mlllnr. Darrall M AOS Roieway, Klam
ath Fall!,
Chrrry. Arthur J., l:iaj lout Av..
Dululli, Minn,
Hall. Sliln.y L.. nt. I, Box tilt. Sac
ramtnlo.
Pomeroy, Orvllla r.. 8.1J Palm, Mod-ford.
VanHonk. Ivan K 4M1 Bo.rdman,
Whlta, navlci N., Pawnna City, Nabr.
Ward, rranh L salrt Kay, Sicra-
mmito.
Howard .Tme M.. Council. Ida.
t:aay. Varn J., Junntlnn City.
l.wu, Aualln B., Box in, Klamath
rail.
nfhm. Jatk fc 1.133 Dlvlalon, Klam-
ram,
Storm, Hanry H IS11 U(t, Klamath
Falla.
Clark. Albart I.., Inrlapandanra. Ora,
Co. Donald W., 1320 Sarg.nl. Klam
ath ralla,
Dark. nofr H.. 330 Waahlnston,
KIm malll Kalla.
I'ennoyar. John J.. 713 Klamath.
Klamath Falli.
Walmalay, Itobart t.. alt a. I. th.
Pandlalon.
Tranartra la.
1-awla. Lloyd L., Gen. Dl., Klamath
Talla. Ora
The Induction cnll for Feb
ruary 21, of the local county
board number 2 is:
DaLap, Charlaa T. Jr., St. a. Box 67S,
Klamath ralli.
Iloneyrutt. Alfrad W 17JT Balmont,
Saatllc. Waih.
Crott. Wallar P., 1S17 Pl.aianl. Klam
ath Falls.
Loan. nohart C SM N. 11th. Klam
ath ralla.
Rxlnatlo. Allrad A . Box 412. Sanla
Barbara.
Bunyard. Ilarvty R.. ai Madlion.
Klamath Falla.
Brown. Clauda II., HI. 1. Bonanza.
Minor. Calvin D.. Can. Del.. Morrill.
Larkrv Paul T... KL 1, nox tit, Klam
ath ralli.
Nelon. Ollhert C. Chltoquln.
llartr. Bertram M.. USAT Service.
San FrancUco.
Kuhn. Jack O., 3U7 Maryland, Klam
ath Falla.
Whittle, Clyda E.. Ontario. Ora.
Allen Adding Machine
Friden Calculator.
Royal Typewriter.
De.k. Chair. - File.
For thou h.rd-to-gt lt.mi
PIONEER PRINTING
AND STATIONERY CO.
124 So, 9th Klamath Fall.
Mahrt, fanton B., Camp fwtl, Tula
lake. Taylor Varna B., Box 600, Malln.
Harn. Tlomlnlo J., Box Wi, Gianni
Tarry, Idaho.
Duncklty, Robert L., P. O. Box 344.
Merrill.
Zblndan. Jamaa B., Box 300, Piina
villa. Iacey, Thomas J., Merrill.
Caraon, John W HI. 3, Box 437.
Klamath Falla.
Holllday. Howard L.. P. O. Box 48.
Klamalh Falls.
Wlnenback. Jack J., nt. I, Box 1130.
Klamalh Falla.
Dwlmmar. Calvin .. Vlan, Okla.
FlUhtish. Paul, Bonanza.
Monka, Robert J., Klamath Agency.
Cuplln. Olble, nt. 3, Box 406. Klam
ath Falls.
Transfere In.
Aaklna, Joa ., 0039 Summers Lane,
Klamath rails.
Hunkle, Leonard R-. Bly.
Cornatt, Clarenc E., 3043 Laverne,
Klamath rails.
Miller, James C, Fort Klamath.
Father, Son Night
Scheduled by Elks
Father and son night will be
observed at tho Klnmath Falls
Elks lodge Thursday night, with
Vernon Moore, the lodge's lectur
ing knight, In charge of the pro
gram. Several 35 mm moving picture
films will be shown to the dads
and their youngsters. Hunting
and fishing pictures and an ani
mated cartoon are on the sched
ule. Ice cream and cake will be
served. Moore said that all sons
nnd grandsons of Elks are cor
dially invited, regardless of age.
KEOGAN MEMORIAL
NEW YORK The Ceorge E.
Kcogan Memorial Trophy is
presented to the winner of the
annual Notre Dame-New York
university basketball game at
Madison Square Garden.
Shasta PTA The executive
board of Shasta PTA will meet
Tuesday at 3 p. m., in the school
cafeteria to appoint a nominat
ing committee for the next meet
ing. .
To SeattleMrs. Z. W. Dixon,
2350 Ebcrlein. left Friday eve
nlng for Seattle, where her sis
ter is ill.
Just Received
Outing Flannel
PAJAMAS
B.V.D.'s btit fl.nn.l.
Si.n B-C-D
$3.50
DREW'S MANSTORE
' 733 Main
Prospective juror, in the com
bined case, of George Hixson
vs. Manson James Young, and
Clara McPhcrren, administratrix
of the estate of W. H. McPhcr
ren, vs. Young, were being exam
ined Monday before Circuit
Judge David R. Vandenberg.
Hixson is suing for $15,000
damages and Mrs. McPhcrren
for $10,000. Both suits were con
solidated by agreement of attor
neys of the plaintiffs and de
fendant. Hixson and Mrs. Mc
Phcrren are represented by U.
S. Balentine and Arthur W.
Schaupp, Young by Joseph C.
O'Neill and Richard B. Maxwell.
Both damage suits were filed
following the fatal accident on
September 27, 1844, which took
the life of W. H. McPherren,
pioneer merchant of this city,
and seriously Injured Hixson as
the latter was standing In front
of the South Sixth Street ex
change with McPherren. Hixson
appeared In court this morning
on crutches, one leg still in a
cast.
County Schools to
Omit Vacation
Students of the Klamath coun
ty schools, following suit as out
lined by the city school heads,
will go through the spring
months without the usual spring
vacation, it was learned from the
office of Fred Peterson, Klamath
county school superintendent.
A number of the schools will
close on May 18, for summer va
cation but Bonanza, Malin, Mer
rill and Henley schools will close
at a later date due to the ob
servance of the harvest season.
The county school office will an
nounce summer vacation dates
for these schools within a short
time.
Visitor Richard Halorusek,
chief radio operator on a mer
chant ship has recently returned
from the Pacific war zone and
has visited the past weekend at
the home of his brother, Joe
Malousck and family of Malin.
He left Monday, night for Port
land to visit his mother, Mrs.
Ella Halousek, and sister, Mrs.
Irene Moen.
Monday, Feb. 19. 184S
HERALD AND NEW! FIVE
Initiated Margaret Mary
Murphy daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. D. B. Murphy of Klamath
Falls, was one of 18 University
of Oregon women initiated into
the Oregon chapter of PI Lambda
Thcta women's national educa
tion honorary, at a ceremony on
the campus February 18.
Visit. Slittrs, Fath.r Bar
bara Finley of Washington D. C,
is here on an. extended vaca
tion, and Is visiting her father, '
James Finley, who makes his
home with a daughter, Mr.. V.
D. Williams. 3322 Homedale.
Mrs. D. W. Lavin, another
daughter, lives at 5531 S. 6th.
Announcement
Fisher's Flouring Mills Company
are pleased to announce the appointment of
Builders Lumber Company
2074 South Sixth Street
as agents for their products in Klamath Falls
r
They will carry a full and complete stock of our
Poultry Dairy Turkey and Rabbit Feeds
at well as
Mixed Feed, Cracked Corn, Rolled Oats and
Rolled Barley
See or Call
BUILDERS LUMBER CO.
2074 South Sixth St.
Telephone 680S
Frank W. Fortna
Melvin W. MeCollum
Beautiful
Luxurious
Modernistic
IVtXr IT'C tup
u' no inc
0 WLK OF THE TOWN
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Furniture
105 East 31ain
at- aPfJ"
FEB. 19 TO MAR. 3, 1945
OPA ODD LOT
RELEASE
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These thoet are from our rag
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1
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4
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