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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 17, 1945)
c", , r Mrs. IJHIy Sunday, l' no "I Jllu J,'1,mm h,vm" ' , i in lllu y,,i)tl!,n 1,1 0,,s Fur -nils nlmilld Imvo rtMid Wre:. w. U. UuriifH of b .'r UuiiiCH whs the PI .. nix '""Unil Mi-n. Hurne Mill liven ft. vicinity. In ll.n ynulh, i, , . rum "I! 10 Ul ''Kul'. ijiiinue ;J,wc (""in with Allly Sun. a. Futlounh Sift. Thomas '"" ,. V, .in. vlhltlna his niir- "sm.nl a monllm In Nuw unaiiMn . a .........ii.. -...in. i. air fi.ii-o. U arrived hero , Yum". Ariz., where ho " Vn hliilliiiii:(l fur Hit ):it L munllis, iiml will proceed i,rc.rcl (ii'lil. Tiiniiim, Wash., J! Hon of his furluimh -on i."'"! rril 1. Mitl In Honolulu l.t. .1. A. ItDoinlrl. Ilrriilrl nml Ncms Id mini nv , thnl ho in.:t 1 :v. 1.. K. iuuon, formor piiKlor of the i.mjlli Liithrran chinch, In ' -i.,i.i II, i. nlhnr (lliv. Nov. hmoii l n navy chaplain, and jj prrpni nm to board a ship .... M.-iinniild met him at din- nil r. Word Received Mm. I lurry roOT mis J"" le'i'iviTU wiiio ,jl her nun, u oihtu . r iincli'rwi'ni an upi'iimon on ii rye on riicioay, arm ms wuc ,..ri tliul he In (lohm nicely. 'itt l.i now stationed at fort Nnlield Scott in ann r rnncuco, rj friends may write to him trc In cure of ucnornl delivery. 0n Leave William S. Mac Mian. KM .Vc, son o Mr. and in J. G. MacMUIan, luOH Up- bm, Is homo on leave after mint la niomnx in tin; nuir- il LsllllKIH. lie received ins ,.i training al KarraKiit. Ida.. i wailed hi.i liKsicnmunl to erscas dinv ai ucciinsKie, :i Ho will report to Uiciiut- Wash., on April U for fill ip assignment. OES nummiicj 8nlo The rum- jjckiIc to he hold Friday ind Juiduv, March 23 and 21, by Eastern titar Social club, II be in the Masonic hall on imnth avenue, between 4th 4 5lli street, it won announced lay. Anyone havlnit rum- c lo donate In asKcct to orniK w the hull. A E?.d5rr.T,0,, 0'VOn Cll. Sp. A. C. frlesou of (he Klamath eOlllltV hllllV .'nor, .III.... ...... l..- ,1 ." ."iviiitt Milium "peiil I'rlday ufleriinon In Tiilo- ...... kiviiik me UnlN It BUtly tent i? S.1,"1,"." K" Ui' twlHtle. Junius M. Clubby liuH pnssod the Eddy tent for radio technician. He Koc to I'orlland for ciiiiilifylnti exams, idler which he will re turn to Khinuilh Falls to finish hl(!h school. He will then no to C.reat Lakes, Chicago, HI., for training, Curt of ChildronMrs. L. Iteeves will caru for the children of mothers who wish lo attend the. nieethiK with Mrs. Wlnnlfred K. (iillon at the First Melhodiiit ei wren on Mommy, March lit. All who are Interested are asked lo iirriuiKc lo leave their children with Mrs. Iteeves, 4117 N. 3rd, be- ore ju u. in. Mothers should brlnu the food for their children and milk will be furnished by On Loavo Waller F. Phil lips, Ilk lc, son of Mr. and Mrs. Knlph A. Phllllns. 1114 Main, is on n 30-day leave here after scrvlnjf 21 months In the South Pacific. This is his first leave here since his enlistment with the Pearl Harbor Avon Hers In June, Wi. lie is a for mer employe of Fluhrer's bak ery in Klamath Falls and will return to San Franclrco April 0. Lcuvoi for Camp Frank Bultlnllero, marine waiter at llershhcruer's cafe, will be Kieatly missed by his many friends here. All who knew IJutllKllere wish him well in his transfer to n camp near his home In lioston, Mass. m fa V i. V Monday Meeting The meet inn of Neighbors of Woodcraft In the KC hall at 0 o'clock Monday nluht, will be tost nluhl for the new officers, it was announced today. NO BIRTHDAY If February had had 29 days mis year, nuio nobert Arthur Hurnott would celebrate his first birlhduy. Tho young leap year baby is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos n. Burnett, and the only uranctclilld o Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mesner of this city. His father, at present, is a patient at the US naval hospital in San Diego. Bell's. News of Engagement Revealed at Tea TULELAKE The engagement of Ardyce Brown, attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Brown of Tulelako, to Sergeant Jack Fensler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fensler, was revealed to fifty relatives and friends of the two families, at a lovely tea which was given at the home of the bride-elect's parents on Sunday, March 4. Delicate pink contrasted effectively with pale blue in the table decorations, and lovely- floral boucmcts of pink carna Hons and blue Dutch iris were arranged in the dining room where tea was served to the guests, The betrothal of the young couple was revealed by the names "Ardyco and Jack" in gold lettering on paper nap kins, and a novel feature added to the announcement was the simulated diamond wedding band which formed the napkin ring. Tall pink and blue tapers in crystal candle holders were placed at cither end of the lace covcred tea table. Golden daf fodils wore arranged throughout the living room, and the pink and blue color scheme was car ried out in the refreshments. Mrs. Fensler and Mrs. Roy Campbell, aunt of the bride ciect, poured during the early part of the afternoon, and they were later replaced by Bette Campbell and Mrs. Ward Mc Cullcy, The engagement was the cul mination of a romance which began when Miss Brown was a student in the Tulclake high school, graduating with the class of 1940, two years after her fiance, Sergeant Fensler,' who enlisted in the army before Pearl Harbor. Following her graduation, xn onae-eieet wag : employed In san Francisco. No Immediate plans have been made for the wedding, as the young couple Is waiting for further military orders. Sergeant rensier is now on duty as a member of the ground forces at the Victorville army air field. S . Glide Marine Awarded Silver Star Medal PORTLAND, March 17 P Marine 1st Lt. James R. Cur rier, Glide, was awarded a Silver Star medal for conspicu ous gallantry in action qn Pclcliu, the marine corps an nounced today. He was cited for remaining at his artillery observation post in an exposed position, despite fact all other members of his con trol team were put out of action by heavy enemy fire, and direct ed devastating and effective fire on enemy positions. A 1042 graduate of the UnK versity of Washington, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Currier. Chocolate is cacao with the oil left in; cocoa is cacao with the oil taken out. Baturdar. March 17. 1S4I HERALD AND MEWS SEVEN it ' Marriage Validation Bill Sent to Snell SALEM, March 17 (VP) The house sent to the governor to day a bill to validate marriages of divorced, persons who were remarried less than six months after their divorces were ob tained. Sponsors of the bill said It was necessary because many soldiers have married divorced women without waiting the six months. MARILYN Marilyn Kay Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Miller of 2244 Darrow street in Klam ath Falls, celebrated her third birthday on February 28. Kennell-Ellis. Just iteceivedt LEATHER JACKETS "Block" built fine aviator style zipper jacket. Walnut brown $16.50 DREW'S MANSTORE 733 Main Service Men and Women Home on Leave Kilahbon to Meet Neli'h- ni of Woodcraft will meet in t KC hull Monday evening, tarch III, for .n remilar inoel- (. Delegates to tho district Invention to bo held in Kimono lijr 24. will be elected. Hostess f the evening will bo Mildred Nth. , Pimion Club Dinner The uilrootl Employe Nutional Pen- Ifflusorlution will meet in the fiUl hull on Garden Monday, ucn in, for a pntluck dinner. tinners of the RENFA. their Billies, and nil railroad people o mcir families arc invited lo nd. Had Bad Breath Y. thn nld rltv nl Pnrlnlli bit UO 8 stenrlt. ln witi fnr Bile HI! fun,',, rn,.n l.i llt kilhcn temple ubovo tho city, " inousnmi lewd women gave cmsclvcs to shameful practice ' we name of their religion. All in HnH'n tmnrl limn 4Iim Wlc Paul arrived In Corinth kivc oi the message of Lire, spoke to him in the night : a Visilll I'T-tn I., nfi-nirl I-.,, I Kk, hold not thy peace for liavo much pCoplo in this ty. ("nnlrl If l, N expect to snve nny out of ; vue cenior ns corinui.' 'w Apostle gave out tho :vsi; oi ine ana the Holy rint rjlTVPrl if hr., 'Pl.n Wit n,ruw lno spotlight on cross of Chrlsf and con- taCCd limn, IK..I i .1.. I i . in.it lib lllu tiuna Rlr sills ui.ii, Kl.,li.l Tl, f5lols,0 lighted up tho empty r u iui inui wnH maflo to M (I... I tin . ... A. . I.1AVK PirniCI, AnAn i til, J-""3A AUUOIi HIKl n, I mmo miBMy pow- , " miuii raise dock io all UI,n 1.. T.T1... I,. rt. . I,ufc "UM 111 llllll, n. L hrwl u t, vuum xtuiii iiiu c and ascended back to ,7,1 10 Rtvo life and victory Ai Pi tnoir trust in Jta mcn of Corinth wore rich 'all h ' ""d '"Th0 wicked i "nl ,nlQ neii.' W your BIBLE, Psalm in choosing Christ, you t i more lhn" riches, for who can snvo from wrath mc.niid Ho nlonn can keep u,'-,5,-;f-.... ... ii v l,Brt 111 tipholding L0ndil,K Gospel by ..'Wpcr. send '' or small, s W. McChcanoy Road, "iimnu, uro. Commander Hero LI. Aida Ingraham, suh-statlon com mander at Medford, came here Friday to officiate In swearing Colleen Lyons into the women's army corps. Auditor Here Walter L. Kowlcr, supervising field audi tor for the Oregon state unem ployment compensation, Is here for several days from The Dalles. Past Ornclei l'ast Oracles, Royal Neighbor!! of America, will meet at the home of Mrs. Josephine Robinson, 016 Spring, on Monday, March 11), at 8 p. m. Treatment Dole Gull. 8-vear- EM 3c William S. MacMUIan from Marshall islands. Here un til April (I. Sat. Thomas Zuoan trnml Yuma, Ariz. Here until April 1. Bk lc Walter F. Phillips from South Pacific. Here until April U. TM 2c Clifford L, Stone from Southwest Pacific. Here until April 14. The above service people are entitled to free passes to the local theatres and free fountain service at Lost River dairy by courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of the theatres and R. C Woodruff of the dairy. Please call at Tho Herald and News office (ask for Paul Haines) for your courtesy tickets. A new nylon compound can bo coated on wire at a .rate of more than 1000 feet a minute. old son of Dale dolt of 2220 ! i iw.jnw.vaggitrmi Wiard, Is receiving medical llfflWffitt treatment at Hillside hospital. ; KtffTOlM-l'L 12 Venereal Cases Reported In Klamath Twelve cases of venereal dis ease were reported in Klamath county during tho week ending March 10, 1045, according to figures released by tho Oregon Health bulletin. Other communicable disease cases reported during this pe riod included one scarlet fever, six measles, 10 chickenpox and 30 mumps. Adjoining Lake county re ported no communicable dis eases during this period. Klamath county also reported 23 newly-discovered venereal cases in November and Decem ber of 1044. . Classified Ads Bring Results. Art Your Tirt SMOOTH CUT BRUISED? Let u determino if you are eligible lor now tlrosl Prompt Inspection. Official Tire Inspection Dick B. Miller Co. SILVERTOWNS I B. f. Goodrich Tlr 1 Cor. 7th and Klamath Ph. 4103 B'9 White Barn . Evry Saturday Night Co"10' of Homedale and .'. Airway ""'lo by Stuart's Band ' ucing 8:00 to 12:00 For PLAN AHEAD MOTHER'S DAY Nothing will please her so much as a good Photograph of Yourself taken by a trained painstaking photographer with the most modern equipment and lighting. VV ft ft Come In Anytime Between 10 A. M. and 7 P. M. 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