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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1945)
Muting Culled Shasta Vltiw Mi'tiiiKU will hold Hn rcKuliir iiiuullilK Thursday (ivcnliiK. All iilflicMH uro tiiucd to bu lit. their MtllltoilN til II O clljfk sharp, 1111(1 all iiirinhtirs mill candidates to l)u on llinc, Tilt; session will bu closed curly to vntiblu those woi'klnif in tlm harvest to u't needed rent, A Iiiiku dims will rncelvo Hit: tibllxiitltin o( mem bership ill IIiIn nitwllnt!, Klwonli Luncheon Flit! Chli't Keith K. Ainliroso will bu the speaker ul Hid ThuiHtlliy noon luncheon of KIwhiiIh club lit the Wllliinl, Amhruso will discuss "Klin I'l'ovcntlnn Week." Tin' noinlniitlnu eiiinmltleu will re pin' I Thursday, At Homt Muyor Kd Ontcn (loif In reooveiliw fi'iun slluhl attack of (lu lit Ills home on I'll elllc Terrace. 1 Wonnn'i Council The . ruKii Inr inrulliiK tj Iho Women's Ciiiincll of thu First Chrlstlm! church will nicft ul the church Thursday stiirllnK with a pot luck lunch ul 12 o'clock mikI a business mcetiilK lit 1 o'clock. A mcetlnu of the executive com mittee will bu liuld lit. II o'clock. 'All Indies of' thu church und Irlunds iiio Invited. Communlcubl Dlioaioi Two cases of cominunlciible diseases wolf reported from Kliuniith coiuily for tlm week ondliiK Sep Itimbvr 211, nccordluK to tho Oro Hon 1 leu 1 1 h bulletin, One caso of chicken pox mid one venurcuj disease ease whs reported, Friendly Circla Mm. II. C. Ilrown of DID Owenit, will en- terliilu the' friendly Circle Thurndny nt her home, Lunch eon will ho nerved at 1 p, in. 7 COZY LEISURE SLIPPERS AA' Tired toes relish the soft, comforlable fit the smart, refreshing style of Scors leisure Deftly mode ; suppers, uetny maae ' of quality moleriols 1 OO J ' Nonrotioned. . jT " BPW Radio Talks Short r (Ho talks on tho thcino of Nation al i! u h I n e H it Woiniin'n week, "John Enouxli to Go Round" will bu presented Wudnenday ovenlntf at 11:20 by Dotty Jones and Thurndny nt 7:08 p. m, by Dena Uackcs over KK.II.' Miss' Joncn nerven an sccrutitry In tho office of thu hornu demonstration aifutii and In recording accrutnry for thu Uuslnna and Professional Women'! club tills year. Mr. lluckcs, an Inniirunco office man nker, hun long been an outstund iiiK member of the Klamath county club and of the state fed eration. . Card Party Womon of the M 0080 will hold a curd party In the Moose hall Friday, at 2 p. m. Thin will be the fifth of tho furies and the public In Invited. At thu parly October 5, Mary Curtis held hlKh ncurc, Emma O'Neill, nccond, and Nettle Good win given thu traveling award. Missionary Socltty The Kath crlnc lieuttlc Missionary nocicty will meet at the home of Mrs. II, D. Lnndrum, 2734 Derby, Frl day. The program will consist of reports on the Presbyterlal and' Dorothy Uhllii will speak In the afternoon. All members and friends are Invited to attend. On Lost G. L. Hnmblin Jr., S 2c, is home on a 30-day leave from duty with the navy In the Puclflc. Ho Is at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blsh Ham blln, 1820 Johnson. Tonsillotomy Sondra Langs let, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chet Langslct, 1021 McKlnlcy, underwent a tousilectomy Wed nesday morning. Rsturn Mr. and Mrs. J, L. Calhoun have returned to their Llndley Heights home after spending several days in San Fruncisco. Jaycuttts The Jayceeltes will meet Wednesday evening at . 7:30 In the USO ladies' lounge. The evening will be spent sewing and playing cards. VUltlnp; Hart Mrs. Ward Webber of The Dalles arrived Monday for a two weeks' visit nt tho home of her sister, Mrs. A, W, Pnttle, 328 Martin. Hans Norland Insures automo biles. 118 North 7th. Safajuct&K guatatiti&C fit you, memy adi' 133 SO. 8TH PHONE 5188 Troy V. Cook POTATOES Office , 204 Williams Bldg. 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Mr. and Mrs. John O'i'lnherty, 730 Jefferson, had a perfect right to complain to the city council Monday night when car No. 3 plowed over their lawn and hit the residence, damaging crockery, shelves and other household equipment, City Attorney Henry Perkins voiced the OTIahurty's com plaint and the matter was re ferred to the city engineer and street committee to investigate tho possibility or building some sort of a barricade at that point. Jefferson street is steep from 7th and 8th and the cars hhvc careened down tho hill onto the O'Flnhcrty property, Mary Jane Jenkins Arrives In New York Mary Jane Jenkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins, arrived In New York yesterday after a year and a half of serv ice with the Red Cross in the European thcutcr of operations. She was with the U. S. 7th ormy until V-G Day, after which she was transferred to Red Cross headquarters in Paris, 4-H Club Stock Show Slated At Portland PORTLAND. Oct. 10 IIP) Some 087 head of steers, hogs, and sheep arrived here today for the 33th annual 4-H stock show and sale sponsored by the Pacific international Livestock Exposition. Premiums worth $4063 will be awarded to winners among the 267 young Oregon ond Wash inston stock owners. The show opens today, ending Friday. 17th First Saw Combat At 'Bulge' By NCA Servlc The 17th Airborne division was first committed to combat in thu Untile of the Bulge, and the method of its entry was one of the most spectacular of the war, The troopers of tho 17th were in their English billets one day, and at Reims the next, face to fnce with Von It u n d a t e d t's b r e a k t hrough divisions. The Initial assignment of the men who wear tho grasping eagle's claw on their shoulders was an enormously Important one. They had been flown Into the battle area In transports, under cover of darkness and In treacherous flying weather, to relieve the 11th Armored divi sion south of Bastognc, and to atlempt to checkmate the Ger man counterattack. The mission of the 17th was not to hold, but to attack. And attack they did, despite a fierce foe, road blocks, snowstorms and thousands of land mines. The men of the 17th knifed into Cet turu, Into Boultet, Stcinbach and Limerlc. cutting vital high ways. At the end of a month of savage battle, the 17th stormed Into Germany near the town of WHIZ. In March the 17th participated in one of the most brilliant air borne operations of the war an action which helped set up the final drive toward Berlin. The men dropped across the Rhine in 3000 gliders, none of which was PIONEERS MEET Of Interest to Klamath pio neers, many of whom are also pioneers of Jackson county, is the recent meeting of Jackson County Pioneers association who gathered in the old Jacksonville courthouse October 4. for the an nual meeting of the group. Lydla McCall, Ashland, was named president to succeed Mrs. Hattle Reamcs White, Medford. H, H. Gllcttc. Ashland, succeeds Mrs. Rose Buckley of Applcgnte as vice president; Claire Hanley of Jacksonville was re-elected secretary, and Mrs. Elda Ander son, Ashland, was named treas urer to succeed Mollle Britt, Jacksonville, Miss McCall is the sister of John McCall of the Midland road, former Klamath Falls postmaster. Wadntiday. Oot. 10, 1143 HERALD AND HtWS TJV Dorcas Cirela The Dorcas circle of the First Presbyterian cnurcn win meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Harvey on the Kcno road. All desiring transportation are to meet at the church promptly at 1:45 p. m. In Portland Hugh Haddock, president ot the Klamath Basin District council, AFL, is In P6rt land on business. Also (n Port land at . this tlm Is Vernon Chase, president of tht Klamath Basin District council, CIO. lost through enemy action. This dramatic thrust signaled the final push to victory. Tips For Tired Eyes 1. Hold reading matter about 14 inches from face. 2. Avoid reading In poor light. 3. After driving, exposure to diut or wind or when eyes are overworked, bathe them with Lavoptlk. Quickly soothes Inflamed, sore, burning. Itching and granulated eyelids or money re funded. Thousands praise It. 30 years success. Get Lavoptlk today. At U drug stores. 100 Pur Wool CoTtrt TOPCOATS by Wast of England All Slscs, Ragular and Longs $45 ( Sum 111! LdrewsJ MANSTORE Til Mala SL "Fresh From The Manufacturer" Children's Sweaters SllpoTr and Button Fronts ! , , , 2.50 and 2.69 Adorable little sweaters so right In season. Choice oil colors, Sizes 2 to 8. . L,. ' .. 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