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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1945)
(TT-s ao wiuoid e. .m son of Mr. ond Mrs. fctt San Dloo and will (hero to bourn unmi;mn f? lie ho brother, Alvln ton, MOMMJe. serving "th. nvy In the vicinity oj mi He l wl,h PT iron H'ch ,00k "urt ln "i!? iT of Normandy on D '' Alvln Is forrnor Huruld N,wl employe. f ind was visiting his un "ch.rl" Bickett, opewtor , roidhouM nar Tulelako, ' he becumo 111. Ut Iff GWin Ch. So. Al ko o' ll,a ".Yy, .erultlnii - went to Tuloluka this ?ng to give Eddy test to jJlJ high school itiidonti. In! Get set for omorrow in a d war job now miner'' Job In in fS P. shop QOOW WI JVW. fc win et places. You can leiini a i oy trade . . . working with trlenced mochlnlits, boiler- IWIi piumuoi., t.cf.j.-iiv.iB, Or you cn lit your sums (tttlns ahead with tho rail. k (Msny top men itartod in ihops una yorasj in cuncr i, you'll bo In a good job now ,' Mientinl, interesting. Lots htm, too , . . hospitalization, ijcil euro, R.R. pnss prlvil Ipenslon plun. Don't miss I chance at a gooa joo wnn lindly, permanent company. lent, come in tor acinus. !linswer ill your questions, obligation. MANY OTHER k)D JOBS OPEN AT S.P. or wrlti Trainmaster, S.P. tag, Klimath Falls, or near IP, Agent. To Tort Lawit "Bub" Ram. soy, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hanisuy of Konu, lull March 18 fum?rl J,'uwii Wu''-. w'Mwo ho will bo Inducted Into tho US army. I'his is tho fourth ion ot tho Ramwyii to enter tho terv. co. Ono son, Francis, U with tho air lorco ln England, Jim Is with tlio navy and statlonod at Bromorton, Wash,, and Kennoth Is a buknr second cltiss, US navy, stationed at San Ulogo, Calif. Child Car. Now mothers tflUV ll'I'B UK ,ll'nnll..l ...I...... ... 1 .i"ro Kuriy Prognancy ... uiu viiim in iur years old. LottcrH am nruparcri by tho staff of Oregon Stutu college on the children, giving diet and clothing i i, v . ', nuppiomcnioa by bullellns. New mothers may ap ply for lliis ulcl ut the home ili'iiioii.ilrutloii offlco In the fed eral building. Vilit In PnrllMnMMU II..... ;rd D xon and eon Michael, of Lowell etroet, are spending a ,ewu vl9l"i In Portlond With Dlxnn. nfifntifa M ...! Mrs. J. H. Dixon. They 'were met at Eugene by Mrs. Dixon's sister, Mrs. Prince Hclfrlch, nnd two children who accompanied them north, and on their return nun 10 visu tor a sho't time at thfl Hnlfrlph hr.ni.. 4U Hff.. , ..V....V W,l MIU IW Kcnzlc river. Returns From Memphis Mrs. N. H. Hawk, daughter at Mr. and Mrs, Arthur W. Porter of U5 Pino, hus returned to Klam ath Falls from MomphlB, Tonn., wuere sne nas spent tne past two ycurj with her husband who was stationed there with the air corps, Copt. Hawk left recently for overseas service, und Mrs. Hawk plans to remain hero Indefinitely. Home From Hospital Arthur Simmons, well known optome trist, Is convalescing satisfac torily at his home, 630 High, from an appendectomy which ho underwent at tho Hillside hospital a few weeks ago. B.""V?.U Club Stlngerclte club will have Its regular monthly meeting and potluck luncheon on Thursday, March hull- Mrs. P. i. Home ind Mrs. J. H. Chapman will be co-hostesses. Physical Exam Charles M. Cornell has gone to Portland for tho navy qualifying examina tion, after which he will return home until he is ordered to re port to Sun Diego for boot training. Ladies Aid Thm vinth Lutheran Ladles Aid will meet Wednesday evonlng following t lie Lenten services at the church. Mrs. Sverre Munson und Mrs. Dewey Braaten will o ino nosiesses, Visitor Mrs. F. L. Arbuckle, former resident of Klamath l-'n 1 1 ,..! .., ...l.lrt l. t . u,,w nvn MiuniiiK niri IIUIIIU in bun Francisco, Is visiting hero with her mother ond sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Sellers and Mrs. W. T. Uoman of the Evans apurtments. Railroader Here George Mann, a railroad worker here for seven or eight years, visited hero with old friends. He is from Rosevlllo and altonded the VFW meeting while he was here. Convalescing Mnry Jane Drake underwent a tnnsilcclomy at 8 o'clock this morning, and Is ut home convalescing. She is me ciaugmer oi Mr. anu Mrs, F. E. Drake of 127 Hillside. Ladles Aid The Zlon Lutlv eran Ladies Aid will meat Thurs day, March 22 at the church, 1025 High. Mrs. Harold Ebcr. line will entertain. All members and friends arc cordially invited to attend. Deadline on Thursday Deadline for news for tho Saturday society section has been moved up from Friday to Thursday at 3 p. m. Persons with news tot this section are urged to call by telephone or visit the office by the deadline. Calls should be mado to Joun Campbell, society editor. Home on Furlough Joe Blanchard of the army quarter master corps, is visiting his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Blanchurd of 1301 Oak, after 32 months ot duty In tho Aalutlc Pacific. Card Party Women .'of the Moose are to sponsor a card party In the Mooso hall, Friday, March 23 at 2 p. m. This will bo the first of a new scries and the public is invited to attend. Meeting Changed The meet ing place of the Rachel circle of the First Baptist church has been changed from Mrs. Harold O'Connor's to Mrs. Verne Grif fith's, 1133 Lincoln, Thursday, March 22. SATURDAY PARTY EH The St. Patrick' Day party which was held at the USO on Saturday, March 17, was a tremendous success, with over 300 service men and women and Junior Hostesses participating. Tho evening opened with the "Irish Sweepstakes," and 'was followed with community sing ing of Irish songs. Wave Manitta Conklin, potty officer 1c, was the winner of the horse racing game, and received a free phone call to her mother, Mrs. Edmund S. Conklin of Ontario, Calif. - The remainder of the evening was devoted to dancing, after which refreshments were served buffet style. Two cakes, deco rated with white icing ana green shamrocks, were cut and served, and punch and popcorn were al so served from a buffet table, gay with the white and green theme. Earlier In the evening, Mrs. R. P. Elllngson and her daughter-in-law. Mrs. R. P. Ellineson Jr., served a two-tiered birthday Muticfa All Admitted George McKlnney of Weyerhaeuser was admitted to Hillside hospital this morning tor medical treatment. Cub Pick 8 Cub pack 8 will meet at Altsmont Junior high at 7:30 Wednesday evening, March 21. Meeting Kappa chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet Thurs day at 8 p, m., at the Willard. All members arc urged to attend. Improves Violet Griffith, 15, daughter of Mrs. M. V. Logan, 023 Lowell, had the cast re moved from her loft arm which she fractured January 19. Day and Evening Classes COMPLETE BUSINESS COURSE Including That Speedy Thomas Natural Shorthand Klamath Business College 793 Pine Phone 47B0 ANNUAL Spring Concert High School Music Department Novelties . . . Solos . . . Specialties ' Orchestra Glee Clubs A Cappella Choir . Concert Band High School Auditorium Thurs. - Fri. Nights, Mar. 22-23 8:15 p. m. Adults, 60c Students, 30c (Tickets Good for Either Night) Complimentary to Service Men and Women in Uniform' eake in honor of Lt. Sig Elllng son ot me army air corps, who Is now serving overseas. A card was circulated among the par takers of the delicious cake, on which 70 names were signed. This card will be sent to Lt. El- line-son. alone with the nictures of the cake being held by four servicemen, 'tne cane was cut by Sgt. Paul Salvatore, MP, whose birthday fell on St. Fat rick's Day. Purple Heart Awarded Cress Mrs. Gladys Cress, 294 tiis bee, has received the Purple Heart which has been awarded posthumously to her son, PFC Frank Cress, 23, paratrooper, killed in action durina the In vasion of Holland on September Pvt. Harmon B. Cress, Mrs. Cress' other son, was recently Wednesday. March 21, 1S45 HERALD AMD NEWft FIVE awarded the Air Medal for meritorious achievement whilo serving in the air corps in Italy. THIi I tuaillN, the new anal gesic (pal a relist) tablet which gives quicker and greater relief from pain with safety. Now it your druggist's. 30 tabled 39'. Ask for Suptriu, Take it as yon would plain upirlu DREW'S MANSTORE Is Showing, In Conneetloa with Its Western Department, PICTURES of Top 'Hands and U. S. Champions In Action Many are local men taken at Klamath Falls rodeos. Don't miss seeing them now In the windows. DREW'S MANSTORE Since 1918 733 Main St. .tr.-.v.i-.- i Mum tt l I I V. mnr a I &4 . fxfr s - THE CUSTOMERS of The California Oregon Power Company will save more than $325,000 each year because of the new electric rate reduction which went iritd effect on February 1st. 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