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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1945)
5. SHOPPING 0g VS-mWfWVW ahtfaMUMMH From Anchorage Mra. Hop ncn limine of Anuhornuu. Aluska, linn comu to apond tliu holiday with liur luisuunu uurotua Mr, and Mm. Clinrloa llodgo, 2111 Ouk. nnd other relatives and frlonda in Klamiilli Fulls. Hor brother, Tony Zupim pluns to return to Aluska with hor. He hua a contract thcro with uluiol motiil concern. Her slater Anno Zupun will go north In the spring, Wsddlna Belli Mr. nnd Mra. Goorge Wood were murrlud in Itono December 17. Sho la the former Mulbo Hyatt. A frlond, Clurn Erlckaon, und Mra. Wood'a noil by a former marriage, Alfred "Snooky" Anderson accompan led the couple to Tieno. Tim Wood plan to nutke their homo at 20U0 Vine. Ho in a burtondcr t tho Canteen tavern. In Ban Dlsgo Cpl. John D. Neller, U. S. murlno corpa, la in Sun Diego now after spending two yeur In the South Pacific wur zone.' lie In expected in Klnmuth Fill In whero he will make a abort viait with frlcnda before going on to Cascade. 1Ih., to visit hia parents, Mr. and Mra. Swan Bokvlat. Celebrate In Seattle Mr. and Mra. J. D. Lemlro loft on tho train this morning to spend the holidays in Seattlo with their daughter and family, Lt. Cmdr. and Mrs. W. B. Martin and two sons. Mra. Martin will bo re membered here ai tho former Jerry Lemlro. Bualneti and Party ' Senior circle of the Congregational Community church will moet in the social hall Friday at 1 p. m. for dessert and business. Instal lation of officers will be held followed by a Christmas party. Mrs. W. C. Little and Mrs, FrlU tYsnce will be hostesses. ' Wreaths for Barracks Mom hen of the Klamath Falls ardon olub are asked to meet the small library olubroom it 10 a. m. Thursday to mnke 4vreathi for the Marino Bar racks. Paper sack lunches will be served at noon. Co-Hostesses Mrs. L. Ben son and Mrs. Judd Brown will bo hostesses at a Christmas party nd gift exchange for the ladles of the Immanuel Baptist church Thursday night at 7:30 in the Benson homo, 1138 Pino, Ski Club Active Tho Sun Mountain Ski club, with a limit ed membership of 29, has been enjoying tho lino snow on the slopes of thoir private hill every Sunday since Armistice Day. The club now lias two good rope tows. 1 Married In Reno Sgt. Robert Stradcr of the Marine Barracks and Betty Cooper, a nurso at Hill side, Calif., were married In Reno last Saturday. The groom la a son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Boggs, 4818 Shasta way. Christmas Leave Jack D. Miller, BM 2c, Is spending his 20-day Christmas Icavo here visiting with a friend, Evelyn Thurman. Miller has Just re turned from 22 months spent In Tokyo. Back In Town Foy Morris and Charles "Chuck" O'Connor have Just returned after serving In tho armed forces. Dance Sat. Dec. 22 nd Rlalin Music by THE Chicagoans Arrives Home Pvt. Bill Wil son of tho U, S. army ulr corps, flow from Lowry fluid, Denver, to Humilton fluid, Cull., und continued huro by train ut noon yestorduy to spund a 15-duy Christmus furlough with his puronts, Mr. und Mrs. Porry Wil son of the Marlon apartments, This is Bill's first furlough slnco his enlistment. From Stanford Peggy Keat ing arrived homo from Stanford umvcrslty last Friday, und brought another college sonior, Constunco McQilllcuddy of Aber deen, Wush., homo with her for a visit. , Mlsa McGllllcuddy luft Moruluy to apond tho holidays at her homo. Business Trip George Elvd rud, son-in-luw of Mr, and Mrs. Arclilo Bogus, 4018 Shustu way, and two frionds from Redding spent tho weekend at the Boggs residence whllo In Klamuth Falls on a buainess trip, Christmas Danes Women of the Mooae aro sponsoring a Christmus dance at the Moose hull this Saturday night. Mem bers aro urged to come and bring guests. Santa Clous will distrib ute gifts. Sportsmen to Elect Klamath Sportsmen's association will hold a mcotlng Friday evening at tho Wlllard hotel. Election of officers is on the agenda. Tom and Jerrys will be served after the business meeting.. Meeting Set The IWA auxili ary will hold a business meet ing and social program at 7:30 p. m. Thursday at 234 Main. DO THIS WHEN COLDS' COUGHS Tit KNOTS IN TIRED ACHCY CHUT MUSCLES iiifHjw hud reneiro on cheat-. tor. For Penotro (1) KaM that cheat mus cle lortnon, helps break local ooofeUon. (X) Hallavea pain at ntrva nds In the skin. (3) Lflotoni phi earn, couching lessens as vs pors help you breathe easier in seconds. You find the children will Ike Penotro. Grand ma's famous mutton suet Idea made better by modern science. 2Sc. Double supply tec. Get PENETRO ISl', 1 South for Holidays Mr. and Mrs, Bornard W. Zollmun, 014 Lincoln street, loft Tuesday for Sim Francisco and other bay cities where they will spend a vucutton until after the first of the your. They plun to attend tho Eust-Wcst game at Sun Fran cisco Now Your'i day. Patient Improves Mrs. Bob Tcnnunt of Dorrla, who has been employed at Moe's store, is re ported slightly Improved toduy ut Hillside hospltul. Mrs. Tcn nunt hus been critically 111 and tins recoived several blood transfusions, Visiting Mrs. Bert Noklcby, (Lllu Moo), is hero from Oak land, Calif., to bo with hor undo and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Henry N. Moo of Pacific Terrace. Friends regret to learn that Mrs. Moo Is quite 111 at the family home. . Has Operation Betty Lou Crawford, 10, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W, D, Crawford, 1882 Academy, is recovering from an operation for appendicitis at Kluniatii Valley hospital. Recovering Blaine Theroux, 3140 Cannon, is recovering from an operation for the removal of his appendix at Klamath Valley hospital, Theroux is a Great Northern employe. HSme With Flu Mrs. Dora Goddurd, secretary to Sheriff Lloyd L. Low, Is ill at hor homo on McKlnley strcot suffering from an attack of influenza. In Hoipltsl Norma Puckctt, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Puckctt of Kcno, is recov ering from an appendectomy at Klamath Valley hospital. Classified Ads Bring Results. Expected Hers Lt, (Jg) Mary Loncy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Loncy Jr., is expeoted hero Friday to spend tho holi days with her parents at the R o o so v c 1 1 apartments, Lt. Lonoy, Waves, has been sta tioned for tho past two years at tho Seattlo, Wash., naval air station. To 8an Diego Mrs. Esther Noul of. the city police Judge's offlco plans to leave for San Di ego to spend Christmas with her son Don, who is stationed there with tho U. S. navy. Another son, Jimmy, Is home from the Univer sity of Oregon and will spend tho holidays hero. He is study ing at the university's school of dentistry. Courthouse Christmas A Christinas party and Jlft ex change for the county employes at tho courthouse will be held in the courthouse Monday, A treo has been set up in tho lob by. Tho community tree on the courthouse luwn was lighted for the first time last night. Renew Friendships Mr. and Mrs. E. W, Merscrcau Jr., of Los Altos, Calif., are visiting frionds in this city, en route to Washington. They are at the Wlnoma, His parents are now living in San Jose. They were in tho lumber business here sev eral years ago. Council Thursday The city council will not hold a regular meeting Monday, Christmas eve, but will meet for the usual week ly session Thursday, December 27, at 7:30 p. m. Gothic art is distinctly French and in its narrowest and purest form is restricted to the lie de France. ftfCa Ompamt, Long ICand City, N. J Franchlsed Bottler: Klamath Falls Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. LAST-MINUTE DIPT SUGGESTIONS CWs him a gift for his car CAR MIRRORS 88c to $2.65 1 AUTO HORNS Single Trumpet . Double Trumpet i - JS -off a Iff TABLE g andCHAlR i SET l ytf Upholstered Seats jSm . $7" J?- Vfi JTg Children's how m tfVf iif l 1J. JlWn . Range of Sires JW OAK rtk siqm to 1250 jfif TABLE and 7 m . CHAIR SET A w.s t . 7e Wot Not m "f W Shelves ' jEI JC? ' Glass Corner. O OQ : sSatttSSCS. ' ' . J& shelves............ W child'. o.k Men's Ties I CHAmSET I m, now j End Tables $6.95 to $12.95 Steering Wheel Handles 49c - 63c - 80c Tennis Rackets $4.98 - $6.95 $9.95 LEATHER JACKETS Men's Slses Brown Leather $10.50 ' 11TH AND MAIN KLAMATH FALLS Tire Stocks Larger Here Tire stocks at most local re tailers are generally larger at present than a few months ago but inventories still are not up to pre-war levels. A shortage still exists in heavy logging tires, a survey showed today. While most dealers reported a fair number of passenger auto mobile tires in their racks, one store manager advised that his stock was at its all-time low, and he didn't look for much im provement for at least another month. Radiator antl-freeze, another snort item, was still hard to get, and' locul outlets reported only small incoming shipments which are generally sold out as soon as they arrive, Alcohol for radi ators, while a little more plenti ful than the non-evaporating type antl-freeze, Is available at most service stations and auto, mobile accessory stores. 14 Phones Out When' Workmen Sever Cable Fourteen telephones, all but ono business telephones, were out for several hours today after a communications cable was cut Wednesday. Dae. 19, I94S . HERALD AND NEWS JTVH in the course of construction at 11th and Main streets. The accident occurred when workmen were installing a heat ing pipe. They severed a phone cable emerging from an under ground conduit and going up pole. 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