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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1945)
Monday, Deo. 9, 1945 HERALD AND NEWS FIVE 19 SHOPPING He-onllttt Suth Maine, who wu with Iho local nluto police fur thu punt two months, has re enlisted In Ilia United Stales nrmy will) the permanent runic of stuff acigeunl. Hu nerved in tlio South l'uelflc with that rank prior to bin dlsrhnrge. Maine's homo Is In McMlnnvilio. For Interviews Lloyd J. Kp- Ponbuiigh, vocutlonul rolinbllltii Ion ugtint of Oregon stuto board of education will bo in thu Unit ed Slates employment office this Tuesday to interview nniuu enppod persons seeking employ ment. Those interested may cull the office for appointments. Woolorowers Meet Klam ath Woolnrowers association met Saturday morning In the county ugcnt'a office. Tlio meetlnK was colled by J'resident scott me Kcndrce to discuss predatory unl- mul control and raising of funds for truppors' expenses. Basaar Townscnd auxiliary will hold a bazaar and ruinmiiKo sale at 10 o'clock Saturday mornlnu in the KC hall, over the Italnbow theatre. All persons Having bazaar articles or rum muitc may phone 73IM or 7UUtl. Royal Arch Moot! Klamath Chapter No. 33, will hold n spe cial meeting til 7:31) n. m.. rues- day, December 4. Hoynl Arch degree will be conferred mid (ill Champions cordially invited.. Legion Meeting: The Amerl can Legion will meet Tuesday night at 0 o'clock In tho Legion hall. Move Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Dent moved this weekend from 63S Washington to 1038 Fre mont. Gifts For Him Sport Shirts RAYON and WOOL CELANESE COTTON WOOL 4.00 to 18.50 -Maee 1111 Ldiukws 1WANST0RE 733 Mala St. J To Brookings Mrs, Phil Schroeiler will Icuvo the curly part ol this week with her two daughters, Colleen und Coilotte, for JJrookliiKn to Join Schroedor and sou, Phil Kdwurd, who huvo lived there tho past several months on their lily bulb farm. Mrs. Schroedor has reslgnod her Eosltlon ul Lomburd's office, hu plans to open u ready-to-wear store In llrooking and has completed buying for tho estab lishment which will bo located In the hold operated by Mr. und Mrs. Karl Teuiplnr, also former Klamath residents. Schroedor will arrive Tuesday to move his family to tho coast. They huvo made their homu In Kiumutli Kails for the past 20 years und their many friends regret the family's departure. Townsend News The Town send club will meet this Tuesday evening at (1 o'clock, ut 800 N. IHh for business. All newly elected council club members and officers uro usked to bo pres ent and Installed. Bingo and curds will bo played und refresh ments served. Tho Townsond auxiliary will meet Wednesday at the homo of Uernlco Me Cracken for 1 o'clock potluck anil business. Nomination of of ficers will be held and tho birth day of Mrs. Grace Jerruo will bo honored, Car Damaged Mr, and Mrs. Vance Vaupel are expected home Tuesday nltlht from Eugene where they attended the football game. While en route north, tho Vaupels weru Involved in an au tomobllo accident which (lam aued their car but none wag In Jured in the party. Vaupel was third In a string of curs and the first two machines stopped, the car In front of Vaupel fulling to give a signal. Turkey Dinner Klamath Lutheran churcn will hold lis an nual turkey dinner and bazaar at the churcn, cross and ures cent streets, Thursday at 3:30 p. in. Tho public is cordially in vited to attend uud may obtain further Information by calling 8773, Mrs. u fc. Taylor. Seo Came Kenneth C. Klnbn, accompanied by bis two sons, Larry und Honor, and Dick Yates, spent Saturday in Eugene wnero tney uuencica inc univer sity of Orcgon-OSC football game. They returned home uftcr the game. Joins Husband Mrs. Mclvin Gordon has none to San Francis co to meet her husband, S 1c Mclvin muster) Gordon, who Is returning from the Philippines. Gordon will be discharged at Bremerton, wash., before return lug to his home at 231 N. 6th, Raturn Mrs. Harry D. Bolvln and two children, Robert und Kathleen, returned hero this past weekend to resldo after an ab sence of the past year spent in San Jose, Calif. Bolvln went south to bring his family back. Auxiliary to Meet The Eagles auxiliary will hold a regular meeting Tuesday at 8 p. m. In the lower FOE hall. Entertainment and refreshments with tho aerie will follow. Fire Alarm Tho city fire ruck was colled to the W. D. Mann home, 1402 Owens, at 3:30 p. m. Sunday when a roof fire was reported nt the residence, There was little damage.. Back From Vacation Harry Panning, 223 N. 6th; has re turned from a two-week vacation In Snn Jose. Mrs. Panning Is remaining in San Jose lor a longer visit there. 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THE WORRY WART Chambtr Meetings Klamath Merchants association will hold an importunt meeting Tuesday at 10:20 a. m to muke plans (or buildinK tip successful sules this lust week of thu war bond cam pulun. The tourist committee will meet Thursday at 10:30 a. m,, to consider the luyout of advertising leaflets. IMP EMPIRE IWS So Gomo Mr.' and Mrs. Hal West and daughter, Jean, of Mer rill, Annls Struthers, Klcnora Wcathcrord and Mrs, Wlnnifrcd Clllen were among the Klamath people who attended the Univer sity of Oregon-Oregon State game ut Eugene this weekend. Drlv North Mr. and Mrs. Paul Angstcad, accompanied by Hale Scarbrough and Paul Haines of The Herald and News staff and Harold Shidlcr, drove to Eugene early Saturday morn ing to attend the football game. To Eugene Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison were among the Klamath folks to Hee the football game ut Eugene this past week end. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Edouurd Priaulx of Chiloquin, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chilcoto of Klamath Falls. Drum Corps Members of the Indies drum corps of tho Eagles auxiliary will meet for practice tonight, Monday, at 7:30 o'clock In tho lower FOE hall. All mem bers aro urged to attend. Shrlners Matting T o m m y Luke, prominent Portland florist and active in Shrine affairs, will speak before Klamath Falls Shrlners at dinner Wednesday at 6:30 p. m at the Willard hotel. Horn Ec Members of the Midland Grange Home Econom ics club will meet Tuesday at 2 p. m., with Mrs. Hoy Huff at her homo. This will be a Christ mas party and gift exchange. From Seattle Florence Mc Connhey, executive secretary of the loeai Girl Scout office, re turned today from a weekend trip to Seattle. Masting Postponed Zion Lutheran ladies will hold their annual tea and sale December 14, Instead of December 7, as previously planned. Rtturni Horn Mrs. A. W. Jackson, 235 Commercial, has returned to her home from Hill side hospital where she received medical treatment. Sprague River Mr. and Mrs. Mario Carnlnl have returned from a recent visit In Portland with her moth er, Mrs. M. Figinl and a daugh ter, Mrs. Gloria Flsanl and hus band. Mr. and Mrs. C. Morse and family have moved here from Klamath Falls. Arthur Hill, Bryon Thurma.n and Bryan Parks are home from a recent trip to California. Mrs. Robert Hagan came home Tuesday from Hillside hospital in Klamath Falls. She Is recov ering from a recent operation. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDonald and son David Patrick have re turned home after a visit over Thanksgiving with friends In Susanville, Calif. Mr. ond Mrs. E. Grafton from Midland Grange All officers and members of the Midland grange are urged to attend the grange conference to be held at Altamont junior high school gymnasium Friday evening, De cember 7. To Meat Junior Matrons of the First Methodist church will meet with Mrs. M. H. Mclchert, 1728 Johnson, at 8 p. m. Tues day. Assisting hostess la Mrs. Eldrcd Putnam. Roturn Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hicks returned this weekend from Eugene where they attend ed tho football game. Hicks also attended the meeting of the Ore gon Council of Hospitals held in Eugene Friday. Yreka spent the weekend with their daughter, Mrs. Andrew Ortis and her husband, Theodore 'A. Crume T4, Is homo after spending three years in the South Pacific. He has been discharged from the army. Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Moore and Mrs. Anna G. Wolford spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lahoda and son of Malin. Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Pankey were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gowan and daughter Helen from Bo nanza. Bonanza Man Taken On Bad Check Charge John A. Logue, 30, who gave nis address as Bonanza, was ar rested Saturday afternoon by city police at the Holly notel on a charge of obtaining money and property by false pretenses. He was placed in the county jail under $500 cash bail and this morning waived prelimin ary hearing in justice court. Logue allegedly gave a check drawn on a Merrill bank for $20 to an employe of Rickys jewelry store on November 26. He received $15 in merchandise and $5 cash. The check was no good. The complaint against Logue was filed by E. w. Ware, Rickeys employe. You may call Hani Norland anytime for insurance service. Phones, office 6060. residence 3827. Auxiliary Members of the Suburban League auxiliary will sponsor a card party at the KC hall Tuesday at 2 p. m. The pub lic Is invited. NUT COAL for Kitchen Ranges, Trash Burners, and Heaters Buy Nut Coal Today! Our Nut Coal is oil-treated, makes i hot fire, is long lasting and low on ash. Buy today for cold winter weather . ahead. PROMPT DELIVERIES! Fred H. Heilbronner "Fuels That Satisfy" Plus Service Since 1919 821 Spring Street Telephone 4153 Branch Yard Merrill. Oregon, Telephone 50 What makes these peas taste 100 " HERE'S HOW WE DO IT! Grown from our own special strain of seed, where sol) and climate produce the finest quality. They're horveifed just when they're ready. Day or night ! Flavor won't wait. They're bfenoW for flavor balance. A quality selection of just the tastiest peas in the pod. They're fori-packed right after picking. For nothing's more Important In canned-pea quality. read the quality peas with the Wt fiiiC blend Alturas Man Rides In Tokyo Rodeo ALTURAS In a letter re ceived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Morgan, Cpl. Ron D. Morgan, paratrooper, tells of his riding a bronc and bull In a rodeo held in Tokyo, Japan, early last month. Morgan was one of the first paratroopers to land on Jap soil out of the sky after V-J Day. He enlisted in the cavalry but was transferred to the paratroop division. . Over 55,000 marines, soldiers and sailors attended the event, according to newspaper clip-! pings sent to ni parents. FUNERAL SQUIRE HENRY OODDARO Funeral tervlcsa for tht Ute Squire Henry Goddard. who passed away in this city. Friday. November 30, 1B4S, will be held in the chapel of Ward's Klamath Funeral home, 925 High Tues day. December 4, 1943 at 1:30 p. m. with Rev. Godfrey Matthews of the Commun ity Congregational church officiating. Concluding services .and interment will follow at Linkvllle cemetery. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend. Classified Ads Bring Results. Man Draws 30-Day Sentenct For Thtft Pleading guilty to the theft of tools from the JSouthern Fa. ciflo yards, Robertson BUI Adama was sentenced to 30 days In the county jail Saturday in Justice court. Both Adams and Vernon Sllva were charged with petty larceny. Silva pleaded guilty to taking a canvas tool bag, property oil the Southern Pacific, and waa, given a 10-day suspended tent--once. u it a wiin,, ascu, a utm Don't wait up for the next time: it won't hnnnpn Herein 4m inn f I a aw -v. years. , Write out the date today and it reads: 12345 straight numerical progression. it happened once before this year: 12345. The next time will be Janu ory 23, 2045, , When loeal coagMtlti brines eheit mut eliaohit, Irritation, andtlghlmiaf COLDS' COUGHS Oet after that earuieettea the Penetro way. Bute , Penetro on cheat, throat, and back. Penetro help ' (1) Break up loeai oon-, (cation, cue chest tight neaa (2) Rcliava pain at nerve ends In the akin. , (3) Phlegm loosens , couching lessens as va pors help you breathe easier quickly. Acts fast; too. For Penetro la Grandma's famous mut ton-suet rub-Idea made) , better by modern scl" ence. Favorite for chllV' dren, and family. 23e Double supply 990. Get PEI1ETI10 Woman Files Check Forgery Charge Charges of check ' forgery have been filed by Doris Sabo i here against a man who gave, his name as J. Johnson, who I has been picked up in Portland! and freed on $1000 bond.. I Johnson allegedly forged the name of V. K. Alexandra to a check drawn on a Klamath Falls bank for $37.80 early in No vember, and Mrs. Sabo cashed it for him. He was arrested in Portland by request of county officials here. The Army Signal Corps has developed a standard radio pro gram distribution system for general hospitals. DIVIDENDS A Dividend is something earned on an investment be It in VICTORY BONDS GOOD DEEDS, or carefully planned care of your transportation equipment. When you purchased your car or truck, it represented a substantial investment and it will return you a Gen erous Dividend only to the extent that you keep it in first class operating condition. Regular Lubrications and Timely check-ups will head off serious trouble. 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