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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1945)
29 SHOPPING On Furlouflh Cpl. William C. Myers arrived by ulmio from Kurt lluiiulntf, Ua,, un Armlatlco Day lo spuml u UU-diiy furlouuli with his parents, Mr. unci Mm, A. A. Myers, 2U2U ApploKalu. llu In lo report to Kurt Lewis, Wash,, un Jumiury II lor fiii'llmr orders, ltu mid IiIn cousin, Hnmimii Huff, lull Sunday (or 1'ortlund to visit un mint, Mm. M. L, Htinlln, and llllllo will also vii.lt Uunnlo Mc Cool of Kolso, Wash, Mr. and Mrs, MeC'ool aro dinner resl rti'iil.i of Klaniath Fulls and lion nlu wax employed at Currln'a I'or Urtma. Return Her Mm. Marvin Ncraolh and two children, Mnr v 1 11 and Gall, huvo returned to Klamalh Km 1 1 and aro now do miciled In the Wllllmn SpnnKlor home, 2027 Del Moro. which they purchased Just recently. Dr. Nerseth will report back to Camp McQualde, Wntaonvllle, Calif., where ho tins served with the U. S. army medical corp.i. The family has resided In Wat sonvllle for the past threo years. On Dr. Ncrseth's releaso from service ha plans to return here to resume his practice) of medicine, Visits Chaplain L. K. John son, USNlt. accompanied by Mrs, Johnson, visited hero Monday with Kev. and Mrs, S, M. Top uess and other friends of the Klamalh Lutheran church. Rev. Johnson Is dinner pastor of the church. Ho docked In Portland on the arrival of his ship, the riorenco niKnunnnie, joined Mrs. Johnson In Sun Krnnclsco and the two returned north to Portland stonnlnu hero for o brief time. Hev. Johnson reports buck to his ship Wednesday. Expected 1st. Lt. Richard H. Gullujihcr arrived In San Fran cisco on the General Popo due November 10 from the South Pa cific. Mrs. CialhtKhcr and two children, Micliaoi ana Margaret, have been at the homo of her parents, Mr. ond Mrs. Raymond BlHKor of the Merrill routo, since Lt. Gallagher went over seas In July, Visitor 1st. Lt. Russell Hoi mer, U. S. army air corps, ar rived here Monday en route to Seattle. He has been in an army hospital In California for treat ment following his return from service on Iwo Jlma. Lt. Holmcr will remain over Thanksgiving with his aunt, Mrs. Axel John son of Pacific Terrace. Ho Is former KUHS student. Wednesday Meeting Friend ship Court 11, Order of Ama ranth, will hold Its regular meet ing Wednesday evening it 8 o'clock In the Masonic temple. There will bo initiation services and special entertainment. Mem bers and visiting members are urged to attend. . Thanksgiving Program The First Covenant church will pre sent a special Thanksgiving pro gram Wednesday evening at 7:43. Tho program Is being ar ranged by Grace Bordahl. Re freshments will be served fol lowing the program. Members and friends ore cordially Invited to attend, Meeting Postponod The meet ing of tho executive board of Camp Fire Girls previously scheduled for tonight has been postponed, Tho date of tho noxl meeting will bo announced later. PROMPTLY SOOTHES TORTURE OF HARO-TO-RELIEVE SKIN IRRITATIONS 'extra-strength' liquid great tuccsiil If 'jfoiTro dlncournitcd about hnrd to re llov F.cr.omn, l'orlnl, AUiloto's Foot na similar all In Irritations due to oxter naliceuiKi apply Entrn-Stronoth Zomo, Firei' applications rollovo Itching and turning. Zomo nlno nliln healing. A Don tor's. lilglily mcdlnitnil, iiirimWa liquid sold at nil drutzatnros, eyeHM First trial cnnvlncoM g fa IUI 1 1 Sft-BalllW Bisters Moot Mrs, Fruuk Llghtner of Huno arrived from lteuo Munduy evening to visit with her sister and husbund, Mr. unci Mrs, J, 1). Heed, whom slio has nut seun fur 15 years, They plan to lenvo Wednesday morn ing lo spend Thanksgiving In Curvallls with a brother, It, L. Goss, They will return Satur day, Improving Blight Improve ment was reported today In tho condition of Forest Duncan, In jured In an autumubile accident a week ago, but tho condition of Mrs, Esther Peurce, hurt In the sarno wreck, was said to bo only fair. Tho two woro pas sengers in a cub Armistice night which was struck by a second machine on Washburn way, Holidays Jeanne Merrill Is expected to arrlvo homo lute Wednesday to spend tho Thunks glvlug holidays with her par ents, Mr, and Mrs, Guy Merrill, UN II Melrusc, She has been liv ing in Seattle, This week the Merrills will also cclebruto their 2(Jlh wedding anniversary. Returns Home Sgt, Harold Robertson, son of Mrs, C. S, Robertson of Lincoln street, has returned here following his dis charge from tho United States army. Robertson served over seas In tho European theatre, lie will make his homo with Ills mother. Arrived In Boston Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Petorson of 6531 Wal trfn drlvo have received word that their son, Sgt. Kldon (Tut) Peterson has arrived in Boston. Ho has been In a hospital In Eng land for somo time, and served for two yours In Europe, Seoul Rally Tho Boy Scouts will hold a mnss rally at 7:30 p. m, .this evening In Fremont school for all Scouts and those associated with scouting activi ties, Tho rally has been called for tho purpose of organizing the Scout nousc-to-house E bond sales campaign, To Leave Hospital Samuel L. Sampson, resident of Tule lake, was dismissed from Klam ath Volley hospitul Tuesduy following treatment for cuts, bruises and shock following an automobile accident November 15. Home for Good SSgt, Dale "Chub" Scchrlat, 1440 East Main, arrived in the United States November 12, and re ceived his release from service November 17. Dinner Quests Mrs. Lee Sut ton of Midland Is expecting her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McGarry, Lois ond Ken neth, from Corvallis for Thanks giving dinner. Royal Arch Meets Klamath' chapter 'No. 35, Royal Arch Masons, will meet tonight, Tues day, for tho purpose of confer ring degrees at 8:30 p. m., ond all companions are cordially invited. Home Dole Brewer, son of Irma Shearer of 806 East Main, is expected homo from OSC for the Thanksgiving holidays. SI Gobs And Gobs And Gobs Of Gobblers! Paul O. Landry this question: "Does a service station liability policy provide coverage for bodily injury claims arising out of tha use of a hydraulic hoist for greasing and lubrloat- Ing automobiles?" ' For Information on any Insuranco problem, consult THE LANDRY CO. 419 Main St.- Ph. 5612 Sorving Klamath 20 Years The Courthouse Is Now , One Block Down The Street From Our Office, , . he says he'll talk when he can stop laugh-Ing-rho just saw the pravlow of DANNY KAYE In 'WONDER MAN' ..." f I ' ' 1 "V ! - It '4.1 At V . '1 ' ; r, Mr a if j , ,1 Shotgun Theft Reported Here A Stevens double-barrelled 12-gauge shotgun wag reported stolen from a parked car yes terday morning by Lurry Nash, Victory cab company. The car was parked on S. 8th near Klamath. In a similar incident about two month's ago a 22-cul. rifle was stolen from Nash's automobile, ho told city police. Bill Offutt, Great Northern railroad employe, reported two fog lights removed from his car somo time Sunday night. The car was parked before his resi dence at 228 Broad. Offutt said tho light brackets were taken off and the wires cut. One liijht had a yellow leng and the other white. Robert Daniels and Joe Dan iels, Klamath View auto court, told police a b'ue suitcase con taining men's clothing and Joe Daniels' service discharge pa pers, was stolen from their car wlvlo it was parked in front of a Klamath avenue cafe about 10 o'clock Sunday night. Seven drunks appeared In po lice court thig morning. One dis orderly and two drunks ba.lcd out, and one parking ticket was paid, t. Only these plump Thanksgiving birds happen to be succulent hons lined up at Swift and com- Eany and ready for the markot. Some 6000 birds, testifying to the fact that there are plenty of Irds for every table, were distributed by Swift's manager. Bill Kunz, to merchants in this area. The birds came from the Roy Meeker, Sadie Nownham and W. F. Jinnette ranches. Only hens were on hand when this picture wai taken but the gobblers were noxt in turn. The gobblers will be frozen and saved for the commercial trade, Kunx stated. Joins Husband Mrs. James W. Adams has como to Klamath Falls to Join her husband who was recently discharged from tho AAF, at 923 E. Main. Mrs. Adams was formerly a sergeant in the WAC and hus just come here from Dcs Moines, la., where she was discharged. Elks to Dance The annual Thanksgiving dance of the Elks lodge will be held Wednesday evening at tho temple, for Elks and their ladlos only. Return Home Mrs. Mal colm Eplcy and Infant daugh ter Alexandra, left Klamath Val ley hospital this morning for their home, 604 N. 7th. Family Dinner Relatives who will assemble at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed McCollum for Thanksgiving dinner Thurs day, include Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCollum from Birncy, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCollum. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. McCollum of Merrill and daughter Janice of Klamath Falls, Mr. ond Mrs. Russell McCollum and daughter Marjoric. Stop En Route Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoover and Mrs. Maude Hoover of San Francisco stop ped in Klamath Falls to visit relatives, Mr. and. Mrs. fJ. u, Hoover, 3415 Shasta way, on their way homo from a trip east. Short Visit Dan Schrleber, who was stationed in Klamath Falls two years ago as navy re cruiting officer, is here with his wife from Independence, visit ing friends until Friday. They will be guests of Mrs. James Kerns Jr., for Thanksgiving din ner. Schrieber is manager of the J. C. Penney company store in independence. Hiatt Here Rex Hiatt of Seattle is hero for a brief visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hiatt Sr. for REAL PROMPT Relief from ACHING, STIFF SORE MUSCLES DUE TO COLDS RUB ON mnm Tuesday, Nov. 20, 1945 HERALD AND NEWS FIVE Former Klamath Man Dies In Arizona Charles L. Parrlsh, long-time resident of Klamath Falls, died at Tucson, Ariz., September 23 at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Abbie C. Mason, and was burled there. Ho was 81 years old. Survivors Include Mrs. Ma son, a sister, Mrs. Addle Kings ley, and two brothers, Henry and Lou. . Parrish served as clerk of Klamath county for many years. Classified Aas Bring Results. From Portland Mrs, Mel Baldwin, (Lillian Davis), ac companied by her young daugh ter Carol, arrived here Sunday to spend tho Thanksgiving holi days with her father. George P. Davis of the Audrey opart ments. USE 666 Cold Preparations Liquid, Tablots, Salvo, Noso Drops, Use Only At Directed Say It With Flowers this , Thanksgiving Day Out of town orders filled by Bond ed Florists Telegraph Delivery Ass'n. Open 8 a. m. to 2 p. m. Thanks giving Day. Klamath Flower Shop 1211 Main Reenlists Don Crawford Is at home in Klamath Falls on a 30-day furlough following his re-enlistment in the air corps. Do you know what's missing from this picture? If you're waiting for a telephone, wHat Isn't in this pic ture may be far more Important than what you see. For although we are now getting and Installing thou sands of new telephone Instruments, even more orders for service are being held up (and this may be the case with" you) by a shortage of other facilities that take longer tq build. . In many places, for example, we will Have to build com plicated new switchboards before we can provide tele phone service ... in others, we will even have to put up; new buildings to house those switchboards. But we are working full speed ahead, and no matter wHat the conditions are that are holding up your telephone, you can be certain we are doing everything we can to get to your name fin the salting list just as swiftly as possible. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph C 120 North Eighth Street Telephone Klamath Falls 3101 They finished their job . . . let's finish ours. BUY VICTORY BONDS I We.ree J&K Boys t- a - CL MM TEST t f"0 VAST ' Winter Mackinaws 8.49 Boys' 100 mixed wool mackinaws in winter : plaids; double breasted with 4 pockets and a large extra built-in zip per pocket. Stitched down belted back. Fully lined with warm out ing. Sixes 6-18. t.aUeeWSJ feriff Afisffis. 2 Warmest Eagleknit CapsI Knit Caps 25c Boys' warm stocking caps. Fine circular knit with tas seledtop. Combination colors. w Boys' Hats 98c Boys' all wool felt hats with notching felt band. Metal insignia on side. Colors: blue, tan and brown. Others at 1.49 Boys' Pants 1.65 Boys' blue cotton twill trous ers. Sanforized shrunk, med ium weight. Ideal for school. Sixes 6 to 16. BOYS' EARMUFFS 49c Warm earmuffs in Laskin lamb; adjustable ... . . band . zed. blue and whit . metal CUB SCOUT Cub Belt 50c Cub Scout belt in heavy navy blue wofcb. Metal buckle with Cub Scout insignia . , adjustable. :, , , Cub Scout Pants Official Cub Scout trousers in a medium weight navy blue twiil. Sixes 24 to 30. 1.95 2.98 Cub Scout Neckerchief 40c Cub Scout neck erchief. Fine c o 1 1 on weave) yellow with blue border. Cub Insignia In corner.- Boys' Oxfords Boys' dress or school oxfords. Made with leather sole and rubber heel. Soft calf leather uppers. Comfort and style plus quality. . 2.49 and 2.98 Cub Scout Cap Official Cub cap. Navy blue twill with gold braid trim. Cub Scout insignia on front. Sixes 6 to 7X. 1.00 Children's Odd-Lot Oxfords Reduced 1.88 J
