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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1946)
Goes North Dr. Alluu Priest left Sunday lor l'ortlund where iiu will tuliu special eurdlno work, Ho it on lurniiiiul luuvu from the United Stales uriny mudlcul corps und on Ida return here pluna to pructlco in tho Kliiniutli biiHtn. Ills wife und thrcu children will remain lioro vlaltlng Mrs. Priest's grandmoth er,. Mis. Clnru Shaw of Homo dule, und also Mi, Priest's mother, Mrs. J. Frunk Adum of Morrill. December Wedding F. M, Dmiglus, timekeeper lor thu of flco of the U. S. bureau of rec lamation, wus married Decern her 22 to the former Helen .liminii rliiiiuhlur of Mrs. Lvdla Jnmea, 243 ICust Muln. Douglas wua discharged from the ormy in November alter serving 37 month oversell. Before enter ing thu service ho waa employed by the ntuto highway ihopa. To La Grand R, W. Coznd, right-of-way mun for tho Oregon ntuto highway department and . litre for several momns in con iini-llmi with Unit office, left Sun day for I.a Grande where ho will rnt4 a ho.ipltnl for trcutment. Uarv Coad drove his nephew north. Coznd will be absent from the city lor aeveroi weens, From the Fort Seth Dixon, j well-known Fort Klnniiith ranch' or, Is spending thla week In the Fort and Kltimitth Fulla on busi ness. Ho and Mra. Dixon have been In Sun Francisco alnce mirlv December and plan to ra. muln in the aouth. They will apend aome time In Arizona and aouthorn California. Daughter Born Mra. Dora Ooddard, aecretary to Sheriff l,hyd I,. Low, has received word of the birth of a daughter to Mr. in id Mrs. C. A. Ilruns of Somcra, Mont., on December 13. Mra. limns ia the former Itoamond Goddord, und the daughter, who hua been nuincd Luurlo Lou, la Mra. Goddard'a fifth grandchild. In Oakland Mra. Walter Weat, who left here Just before the holidays, la now muklng hor homo at 2010 Shutter avenue, Oakland, 11, Calif. She Joined Mr. West In the Boy city and they will remain permanently in Oakland. They are long time rcaldenU of Klamath Falls. Takea Training William J. Kuiu. munaitcr of the Swift and coinpuny local office, will leave lor ban i-rancisco many to at' tend the one-week training pro gram for Swift inanugcra. Iligh llghta of plana for up-to-date meat product merchandising will ua aiscussoa si tne classes. Vt, ml Wain tv. lien . nouncca that there are a large numuor oi piacea lor volunteer ' woritccs open ai inq aervice ciud from 0 to 7:30 p. m. Indivlduiila may nerve reguiariy or aa aim atltutea. Interested people arc asked to conluct the USO. Sojourners Meet Sojournera, womun'a organization, will met Wedncaday at 1:45 at the Willard hotel. It will bo pre ceded by a no-host luncheon In tho hotel dining room at 12:30. All newcomers to Klamath Falls are welcome. Home From Vacation Mr. und Mra. Stanley Hnjlcek, 015 Delta, returned homo Saturday from u two weeks' vucutlon spent In Sun LulM Obispo, Pismo beach, San Francisco und other bay cities. While In San Fran cisco they visited with llajlcck'a brother und hla wlfo, Mr. and Mra. Henry HuJIcck. They olao attended the Kust-Wost football guino thero New Your's day. New Secretary Puullnn Mc Douuld who wua employed with Suburbun Lumber company for flvo months hua taken tho posi tion aa secretary to the county axon!, which waa loft vacant by the recent resignation of Clara ilomoycr. League Auxiliary Suburbun League uuxlllury will hold a pot luck luncheon Tuesduy at 12:30 n. in. nt the KC hull. All mem bers are urged to attend aa there will be election of officers. Thla will be followed by a public curd party at 2 p. in. In South Mr. and Mra. Shel n ,l.,,i,lt iinrl vnimo ami Alex, uro spending aevcrnl weeks In the south and today, Monday, wero In Phoenix, Ariz. They plan to return In one week. Vlalllna llenrv N. Moe. Well- known Klamath resident, la spending a time In Son Francis llli I.t rnl. and Mrs. Bovd Yndnn and later will be with his niece, Mrs. Bert Nokloby of Oak land, coin. Baby Boy Mr. and Mra, Ern eat J. McGoron, 800 Uphom, are parents of a baby boy born In momain valley nospit.nl uecrm ber 13. The baby weighed 7 pounds 4 ounces at birth und has been numod Joseph John. Office Open Tho farm labor orilre which was closed last week on account of the illncaa of Clyde James, manager. Is open again this week with Mra. James In charge. James is expected duck in anotner weex. Sugar Booki To Be Issued Servicemen OPA officials announced to day that new augur books are oniy oeing issuca 10 ininme anu servicemen who have not had ra tion books. Theso now ration books may be applied for at the local office and will bo mailed to the appli cant from the Portland office. Stamp 3D in book 4 is valid now for sugar, and If sugar re mains on the ration list another stamp In the same book will be designated for use for this purpose. Potluck Tho Lady Eagles club will meet Wednesday at noon In the lower FOE hall for a potluck luncheon. Working members aro cordially invited to the luncheon, tho .committee said. Delphian Delta Gamma chap ter of Delphian will meet Tues day at 0:45 a. in. at the homo of Mra. Dean O.iborn, Lawrence street. The topic for discussion, "Charles Kinsley, Christian Socialist." Nile Club The noxl regular meeting of the Nile club will be held Wednesday at 1 p. m., In the j'encan puny room. For rosorva tlona members are asked to call Mrs. M. E. Jones or Mrs. Bert Miner, Auxiliary The Eoglcs auxili ary win noid a regular mcetln, Tuesduv nt 8 n. m. In Inwnr FOl hall. Entertainment and refresh ments will follow tho session. 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TAX ' .. ; f- We finally got caught op.1 RECONDITIONED EXCHANGE MOTORS GENERAL REPAIRING MOTOR TUNE-UPS by Specialist BUD ANDERSON ELECTRIC and ACETYLENE WELDING Prompt Service JIM KALER'S AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SERVICE 2110 Whit Dial 7279 Car Equipment Said Stolen Robert Hafflcr. 210(1 Gary. roported to police this mprnlng that somotlme last night tho fen der skirts and all hub caps were removed from his Bulck sedan while It was narked on Muln in front of the First National bonk. The thieves also tried to take his fog lights, Hafflcr said, but couldn't let them disconnected. Dorris Wilcox, 1234 Adams, has reported that a cabin at that address has been entered, ap parently through a door left un locked,, and a Zenith battery modoi portaoie radio stolen. Raymond Foster, an Indian residing at Boatty, was fined $25 for possession of intoxicating 11' auor in Dolice court this morn Ing. Robert Woodward, cab nnver, ana uon uypcrt, Tule lake, each Dosted $10 bull with city police for violating tho basic rule ovor the weekend. Seven drunks and ono vagrant appeared In court today. Four drunks and one drunk und dis orderly) balled out and four parking tickets were paid. Junior Farmers To Hold Meeting Junior Farmers will hold their January meeting at the I'ellean cafe Tuosduy at 8 p. m. with a ladles' nlglit dinner. New officers elected In No vember will take charge of the mcctlnir with Chester D. Enmun relinquishing the presidency to Wulluee Thompson. Earl Wilson of Malln, In charse of the program, has or- rungnd for members of the Isa Dorah Moldovan dancing school to entertain with a few dunce numbers. Mulcolm Eplcy will be guest spcuKcr of tne evening. The Junior Farmers have been organized for the past four years and at present have about 40 members between the ages of 20 and 3B. Resigns Mrs. James Burncss. note clerk at the First National bank, hns resigned her position. Mrs. Durness has spent a part of the holidays in 8cattle. rafsOosepK IHllHIIiM'lll EIP I N aasts s lskcisi iiuis t ia Bureau Eyes Rate Action The Klumath Basin Rates bu reau is watching with particu lar interest the actions taken by the Intercoastal Water Carriers In Issuing new and increased rates through permission grant ed by the Interstate Commerce Commission, Paul Taylor, man ager of tho bureau, disclosed to day. The Increase In rates is ex pected sometime in mid-Januarv. Taylor said. j "The rates from Portland and San Francisco to Klamath Falls! arc largely based on these water compelled competitive rates which have a very controlling effect on all rates to and from this area," he stated. The effect of the ruling, ac cording to the weekly newslet ter of the Portland chamber of commerce, Is to compel the rail roads to increase their rates in the corresponding manner that competitive water rates are in creased unless the advance means upsetting the present fixed water-rail differential. TWKf MANT...TWICI OOOO raw LAVE! eonsii ies email isei tOtorIM Sfert "DUUIbolad kr Ffenaer Tobacco Co. a oolS br mil II itaUn." THE FUTURE INSURABILITY of your children ia asaured with JUNIOR Adjustment POLICY PAUL A. LEE Phone 7777 111 N, 9th SUN LIFE OF CANADA Monday. Jan. 7. 1946 HERALD AND NEWS FIVE Junior Hostesses Junior Hostesses are asked to sign up at the USO for the skiing party on Sunday, January 13. The weath er will determine the final deci sion about the trip. Three R Club Members of the Three R club will meet with Mrs. Francis Killian, 5718 Har Ion drive, Tuesday st 1:30 p. m, for luncheon. All members aro urged to attend. a - ; , 11 I n - j TfT 'Tr'iffl "Tllll HorfaPSj! 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