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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1945)
J- 30 SHOPPING To Bin Joit Hurry Punning of 223 N. Oth hns-guno to Ban Joiio to moot Ilia wlfo who has been uwuy for somo tlmo, They will return to Klmmtth Kullir In tho near future. Carpenters! Got' a good job at S. P.! Fed up with routine hninmcr-and-suwlng? Want to net out of the city , . . movo around . . . ml still hold down an Interest ing, good paying Job? Wo huvo the Job for you . . . carpenter ing out on tho S, V. line, build ing and repairing bridge), cul verts, stations. You travel plenty ... In tho mountnlng, the vullcya. Living quarters arc free ... a K it. outfit car goes with you. Menl costs are mod erate ... so you havo a fine chance to savo a nice stake. Besides, you get medical and hospital services, R.R. pass and Insurance privileges, good pen sion plan. This Is your chance at a good Job with the west's largest railroad. With materials availablo again, S.P. has big repair' and construction pro gram aheadl Come In and get the details on this Job with the friendly Southern Pacific. St or Writ Tralnmoitar, S. P. Station, Xlamath Falls, or your nearest 8. P. Agent. Sptak rs Tho following Kliiiuiith residents, Interested in the success of tho Victory Loan, will give two-iuliiiilo talks-over KFJ1 this, week, This Is the pro gram: Monduy, 7: HO p, m Don Oram of the ToiiHtiniisluis uluh; Tuesday, November 20, 11:20 p, in., Mel Henry, Tooslmusler's club; Wednesday, 7:20 p, m., Vin cent Clupp, iilsu of Unit group, Visiting Cpl. Grace K. IthoiidcH, former first grade teuelier at Klversldo und for the iiiiNt three yours a member of the Wuc, arrived hero this week end for u brief visit with friends en route to Sulem where she will vImII her purents, Mr. und Mrs, 11. O, Ithoiulcs. Cpl. rthoiidcs was stationed nt Fort Dos Moines, Ia one and one-hulf years where she look motor transport (ruining. She was then assigned nt thai post until No vember, 104,'), at which lime she whs transferred to Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., where she served at the regional hospital. In October, 1044, Cpl. Rhoudes wns sent to X-r,;y school at Camp At Irrbury, lnd where she com pleted a course ns X-ray techni cian. She has received her dis charge and will make her fnluro plans after a vacation spent In Salem. Women of Moose There will be a regular meeting of the Women of the Moose, Tuesduy at R p. m. In tho Moose hull with Inltlutlon of candidates. Lllu Hunt, chalrmnn of the library committee, will present her chapter night program mid nil chairmen and escorts will wenr formuls. Refreshment will he served following lodge. The executive committee will meet promptly at 7:30 p. m. In Klamath Falls Frank Sextan, chief clerk in the sup erintendent's office of Great Northern Railways, has returned from weekend trip to Seattle, where ho nttended a meeting dealing with railroad unemploy ment problems. Meeting Postponed The gen eral meeting of tho Woman's' So ciety of Christian Service of the First Methodist church bus been postponed from Thursday, No vember 22, to Thursday, Novem ber 2. Meeting There will be a meeting of the Camp Fire execu tive board Tuesduy at 7:30 p. m. and all members are urged to meet at the chamber of com merce as Important business will bo brought boforo tho group. Scouts Plan Bond Drive '" f'l yi' (((( Planning the Boy Scout house to home E bond sale campaign which will get underway with a mass rally meeting at 7I3U luesaay mgnt at rremoni scnooi are wen to rigntl Micky Moll, Ox, Byron Friedman, in charge of the rally, Don Mclntyre, and E. H. Thomas, chairman of the local bond committee. The organisation's goal is to exceed its total of $50,000 in E bonds sold in a previous drive. Arrives Here Mrs. Halo Scar brough and her five-month-old son, Gerald Alan, arrived here Friday night to loin Halo Scur brough, sports editor of Tho Hcr uld und News. Mrs. Scurbrough and child have been living witli Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Scurbrough In Silurla, Ala., while Hulo was in the U. S. ma rine corps. Suburban a at 2 p. m. in Card Party The League auxiliary will sponsor I party Tuesday the KC hall. This will be the Inst of tho series nnd the public is invited to attend. Friendly Circle There will bo no meeting of the Friendly Circle on Wednesday, November 21. The next meeting will be De cember S at the home of Fannie Goddard of Shady Pine. Business Trip E. L. Walker, Grent Northern claim agent, Is In Klamath Falls from Portland on a short business trip. Asporngus has been known since early Greek and Romun times. On Way Home Lt. Richard Hunter of Klamath Falls is on his way here -to visit his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Green of 640 Rose. Hunter graduated from Klamath Union high school in 1B43. Visits Parents F 1c Wilbur L. Kcstcrson is visiting his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Kcstcr son of 1085 Portland, after spending 18 months in the South Pacific. From Seattle S. P. Mabel of the Western Fruit Express com pany Is In Klamath rails on business. He will return to Se attle early this week. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. C. N Gibson and daughter, Joan, of Portland, visited this past week with Mrs. E. H. Balsiger, 1019 Melrose. Mrs. Gibson is the niece of Mrs. Balsiger and Mrs Lillian Hagman. Gibson Is trav eling auditor for Consolidated Frcightways and his family has accompanied him on a business trip through southern Oregon Docks in New York Mrs. John G. Whltcline of Laurel and Wlnema streets, was advised this morning that her husband, TSgt. Whltcline, had docked in New zorK on me Hawaiian Shipper. Whltellno has been In the China-India-Burma theater of war for the past two years and when he arrives homo will greet for the first time his young son, John Steven, who was born after he left for overseas. Mrs. White line was Dorothy O'Kecfe. From Sacramnio Mrs. Charles Wright of Sacramento, formerly of Klamath Falls, is visiting here until the first of December. Mrs. Wright is the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Francy, 2030 Fremont. Do What Most Mother Do WhttV Beet-knewnhome remedy you can use to relieve miseries of colds is to rub warming, soothing Vicks VapoRub on throat, chest and back at bedtime. Result? are so good because VapoRub Penetrate- to cold-irritated upper bronchial tubes with spe cial, soothing medicinal vapors. Stimulate chest and bade surfaces like a warming poultice. Then for Hour VapoRub's special action keeps on working. Invites restful sleep. Often by morning most of the misery of the cold Is gone I Only VapoHub gives you this special penetrating-stimula-ting action. So be sure you get the one and only VICKS VAPORUB. Monday, Nov. 19, 1945 HERALD AND NEWS FIVE Home Among tho service men who have returned homo following extensive duty over seas Is Charles r oster, son of Mr. end Mrs. C. H. Foster, 1871 Port land. Charles served In Green land for several years with the United States army. How About a New Toaster? Need one? Used fats ore needed in making toaiters, Irons, fabrics and many other scarce items . . . : ' well at soaps. TVKN IN YOU USfD Mf Service Club A girls' servle club has been organized t Fre mont school whero a group ot girls has been given Instruction in the care of children, Mother wishing to take advantago of this service may contact Mrs. Horn stcn at Fremont for fourthcr in formation. . WANTED Usherettes CASHIERS Full or Part Time Employment Apply Eiquir Theatre Off let It's A Long Way . . . To The Last Mife of a CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH And Our Service Adds Still Mora Miles Dimbat Motor Co. 239 Main St. Your Chrysler Dealer USED CAP.S WANTED Top O.P.A. 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