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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1945)
I .1 Deadline on . Thursday U moved up from Friday ww' " ' nprf to cull by 'n. or vl.lt the office pMn Calls should "t to Jonn Campbell, '."Timor. r . w I01', itnv on tho uherii they saw WSS Klfm-th residents P. ilmo nt Bandon E?"',. V...H,rt 14-Inch Jan -Vihe bench. Hu said he 1". iniiklna for one tor six WKJi'ii the one he buiii"" ...i, Kind wouia - k iptdl'"'"' -..' MiunhitH flf K1" rn.Dlnif club wlll'cn. KitloclH dance at Beanies f1'. ,,i,irv c ub. Sutur- ffLT Cocktails will ut t 8 p. m., with danc 30 The festlvltle, will 'JSnDlly t 1.1:30 P- m-..'P ritlnK with the new mm Mnmhnrx of the turicw. ."-"...in , , Wive commmco .ilon A mistake won nrtlclo which ap- U In Monday night's paper rrn ni tho dogs -which are , city l'"cl without II ! Uccii.es which are pur 1 iltrr the deadline on ",l ...... , HMI Inr l amount .! .nnvnl females. This nt Includes the $1 fine. tiutat Carollno Hlncs, em Ed In tho office of Klaihath t hOSPIUU. H iwuim v .ni,i.lntf called to New- by tho death of her father, r lllnca. whoso funeral was Mrch 13 In the coast town, rt lllncs, student, at Alia i,.ninr hluh school, has re- U to school followlnR a bout measles ana imiucmu. Lktrlaw Visitors Mr. nnd Ltland t-onroy, wnw wmie knm here for many years, btpectcd to spend tho week- Klamam rans kiutiu Home mrs. i. . i limn relurned to her home llimath Falls on Saturday mending n anon umo in Irley, Cnllf., visiting ner Ihleri, Betty and uoroiny Minn. Lm Lsld The forums com- tt of the chamber of com- w meet weeincsoay him at 0:10 to moke final nr. tmtnls for the entertain, k part of tho chamber meet plday night. In Coos Rav . M S'ydo Unkur, former residents ui rwiuiiiiiui rmiH wliero linker was manager of. thu local l'iwi, .'...VF.'!"1' company prior to Its affiliation with Western Union. have moved from The Dulles In Coos liny and Baker l manager of lluil branch of Went- cm Union, lie look iivf.e hlu now duties Mureh no. Council Groups The worn. en s council groups of the Klrsl Christian church will meet on Thursday, March 22, at 2 n. ni.. as lollowj: group 1 with Mrs. Howard llutehlns at S22 Lincoln, With Mrs. Myrtlo Duffy us co liostcss; groups 2 mid 3 wllh Mrs. Oscar Uivciihoru nt Hill! N 10th. All momhoi'K iir ,.,.,vli,.ll Invited to attend. Mothodist Moating The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Ihe Klrsl Methodist church will meet nt the church Iliurnday, March 22, lis follows: At l::iu u. in., tho study cluss, led by Mrs. l'uul Kdwurds; a sack lunch ut noon, and a meet ing of Ihe executive board lit 1:15 p. in., tin; prayer circle at 1:40 nnd Ihe regular meeting at l I). ni. Mrs. Sieve Moss will have charge of the sluclv nerlorl and I hen; will be kdccIiiI music ny ivirs. i -erwiiiiger nnd Mrs, Schnei.'beck. Wadnsadsy Club Mrs. Harry Mahnn will review "Anna mid the King of Slum" at the meet- ing Wednesday nt a p, m. of Wednesday club of St. Piiul s Eplseonnl church. All members aim irieiids or Ihe club, as well as interested persona, nre Invlled to attend. The meeting will 1)6 held nt the parish house. Waja and Hour Man Hara LcRoy Smith, wllh the wage and hour division of the bureau of labor, is In Klamath Falls for a few days and may he contacted through the United States em ployment office. Smith Is from Eugene, Baptist Circles Tho circles of the Woman's Missionary society of Ihe First Baptist church will meet Tnurmiay, March 22, as fol lows: Miriam circle with Mrs, Donald Adams, Esther circle Willi mis. I). M. Robinson on Miidlcy Heights, and Hlicliel cir ele wilh Mis. Harold O'Connor, nit i iviaiianua. In Hospital Mrs. Olive Wcl- scr of Bonanza was moved by ambulance to Klamath Valley hospital late Sunday night suf fering from pneumonia, - In Franc PFC David Moca- bee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mocabec of 1607 Crescent, has arrived in France, according to word received by his parents, Visits Brothor Mr. and Mrs G. A. Dowilcn and daughter La Voime, of Toledo, Ore., visited over the weekend with his brother's family, Mr. nnd Mrs. B. F. Dowden of Ilomcdale. Un til four years ago they were resi dents of Klamath Falls. Watch Lost Mrs. Viola Vaughan- of Chiloquln, while shopping here, Saturday, lost a man's wrist 'watch on Main street, she advised city police CARD OF THANKS To the many kind friends and neighbors we, wish, to express our deepest thanks for the many kindnesses rendered toward the family since news was received of the death of our loved one. Also to the marines who took part in the final rites. Mr. and Mrs. Ervih. Shapp and Family. Weekend Trip Mr. and Mrs.' Maurice Gcrke spent the week end In Prinevllle visiting her parcnls. Dlchromatism. an Inability to distinguish between reds and greens when these colors aro ad lusted to the same brightness, is tho most common form of color blindness, . Insure your furniture with Hans Norland, 118 North 7th. Tuesday. March 20, 1945 HERALD AHD MEWS flVK Piles! Ow!! But He SMILES, Now Bo wlni as hit wu, Urw name formula luffd by dKtora aljunctively at noted Thorn- nurprmtng wujliv Inn A- Minnr Clinic. DAlllatlve rf!f of oaln. Itch, ffornupi. Hfilin loftm and tcn'lA to ft h rink nwHI (ng, Cot tuba Thornton & Minor's Rectal Ointment or Thornton & Minor Rectal BuppoBltoriuM, If not delighted with thin DOCTOUB' way, low coHt i rel nnded. At all Kood drug stores everywhere. TUNE IN Tonight, 8:30 ADVANCE NEWS ON PAYROLL SAVINGS" DIVISION OF 7TH WAR LOAN DRlVE ICFJI 9:00 SPEAKERS FROM STATE HEADQUARTERS . Treasury Representative from Lake County, .. Josephine County, Jackson County and Klamath County MARINE BAND From Medlord Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gardner, former residents Of this citv nnrl nnu mnlrinn their home In Mcdford, ure ex- pccico ncre ims weekend mid Ihey will be the guests o Mr. nnu iras u. jviurrlson. Raturna Mrs. Gregory Foley, who 01 inc n rector of the K inn. ath Falls USO. has returned from two weeks spent In Modes to, Calif., wllh friends and relatives. Occupy Horn Irene Himicl and her mother, Mrs. Napoleon Hamel, have purchased the Karl Gardner home on Hope street and are now occupying their new residence. Formor Hosidont Mrs. C, O. Miller, a former resident of Kliini.ilh Kails, now living in Portland, visited relatives here lust week. She wus en route home from California where sho visited her daughter, Mrs. Mcr win Arnelt. car Hit Hay Dinuman re ported to the sheriff's office that his 'car, parked at 533 Torrey Sunday afternoon, was struck and damaged by an unidentified machine. Court to Meet Friendship court No. 11, Order of Ama ranth, will meet on Wednesday at B p. in. at Hie Masonic hall for Initiation and refreshmcn's. Plnochlo Club Ye Oldc Pi nochle club will meet Thursday, March 22, at the home of Kath ryn Billings on Kcno road. . From Tulelake Georne Evans of Tulelake was admitted to Klamath Valley hospital at 3:45 a. m. Sunday, suffering from an old back Injury. Ills condition was reported good. Jimt Ki'vi'ii ed Sleeveless. Slln-On SWEATERS . All wool, arjiylo plaid nd solid ahados $3.95 to $5.95 DREW'S MANSTORE 733 Main SS1PLE U Women Who Suffer from ftttA Because Weakened from Lack of Iron due to "Monthly Losses" You girls who sutler from simple anemia or who lose so much during monthly periods that you aro pale, feel tired, weak, "dracged out"-thla may bo duo to low blood-lron- 8o start today - try Lydla E. Flnkham's tablets one of tho prcalo.a blood-iron tonics you can buy to help build up red blood to give moro strength and energy ui such cases. Taken as directed Plnkham's Tablets ore one of the vera best home ways to get precious Iron into tho blood. Just try Plnkham's Tablet for at least 30 days - then sec If you, too, don't remarkably benefit. Follow label directions. Lydia E. 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