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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1946)
Zell Boyi VUlt Home Leo T. 7,'ll, AHT 1c, hud Just returned (rum Koilink, Alaska, lu visit hla parents, Mr. unci Mm. E. V. Zoll, UUU California uvunuo. Ho Ik Iioiiio on IIU dayn' Iciive and In to report to k'umiuut.. Zoll waa In tho Aluutluns (or 17 monlha. HU brother, U. It. Zell, 8K. 1c, ro turnud from tho South I'uclflc und In now In i'liiludulplila after visiting thu Zoll homo hare, Ho wont ou.it by tho l'nnumn cunul on tho cruiser Chester, RIbv nhantar Aluha chanter of thu Eaaturn Star will hold 1U rogulur mooting Tucadty at 8 p. m.p In tho Masonic temple. After chapter tho Sunalilno girl will havo churife of tho program and refreshments with Norma Uurllnga and ueuy iiumcr ai co-cholrmen, All vlalting mem bors are welcome to ultond. Expected Lt. (Jg) Thomas Hosluy, USNH, son of Mra. Maul iioHloy of 823 High, ad vised his mother that he loft ShiinHliol on January 10 and wim duo In 1'onrl Harbor on tho mlnoawoupor SI which linn boon operuting In Pacific watora. He expects to orrlvo ahorlly at a I'uclflc count port. lloslcy'a wife in tPHChliiK In the Loa Gates, Calif., hlilh achool, In Antloch Mra. Ermel Hoa loy and two aona, Richard and Frederick, are In Antloch, Calif., with Ermel Hoaley who In being discharged from the U. S. navy. Hoaloy recently re turned to till country from the I'uclflc. Hla plana for the future are IihIoIIiiiic mil mo ramiiy will arrive horo aoon to occupy their homo on Crecacnt avenue, Dauohter Born Mr. and Mra Don Hunt of Roacmead, Calif., formerly of thla city, are par ent of tlwlr first child, a girl, burn Kubrtiury 7. The duughtcr, fthondu Moo, weighed 7 pounds 0 ounces at birth. Tho lumny uclrlrusa Is 1620 Guess avenue, Roacmoad. At one lime Hunt was secretary of the junmatn Fulla lilks lodiie. Eagles Auxiliary Members of the Eugloa uuxlllury will hold their regular mooting at 7:30 p. rn, Tuosduy In tho lower FOE hull. Thoro will be Initiation of cundldutca und officers and drill team are asked to wear durk dresses, A Valentino party will be hold after tho ceremony for members of the acrlo and aux iliary. Leave for Portland Charles R. Stark, manager of the Klam ath Fulls chamber of commerce will leuvo tonight to uttend the Oregon chamber cxecutlvca mealing In Portland Wednesday and Thuraduy. He will devote hla time Tuesday to making busi ness contacta of Importance to the chamber. Senior Hosteasea Mra. George Moorhcad, field secretary of the division of social hygiene educa tion at the University of Oregon medical achool, will apeak to the USO senior hostess group tonight at 7:30. She will spend on the topic, "The Need for Volunteer Workers In Other Flclda." Return Joan Campbell and Iturbaru Hood, atudonta at the Unlvorslty of Oregon, returned Sunday night to Eugene after spending the weekend here with their pnrenta, Mr. and Mra. Hugh Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hood. While home, Barbara obaerved her birthday anniversary. Brother Diea Mra. H. J. Sav idge of Lakeshora drive has re ceived word of the death of her brother, Louis Martin, at Eugene Saturday, February 0. Mr. Martin was a long time res ident of Klamath Falls and had many frlenda here. For the past several years he resided at Oak ridge, Ore. In Denver Mrs. Marshall Cornell la visiting relatives In Denver Colo., and while there will attend the golden wedding anniversary of tier brother-ln-Jaw and aiater, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Snyder. Bala Planned The Welfare society of the Seventh Day Ad , ventlat church will conduct a an! r. t fnnA Minrlu inn taniv. I work Tuesday at Safeway store, N Bth and Pine; J. C. Penney's, Sears and Roebuck and Pine btreot Market. Coming Horns SSgt. Ralph Edwards, 125 N. fllh, left Yoko hama January zi on the uss General Aultman to return to the United States. MSst. Hardlson J. Prnmley, 333 Martin, left Jan uary IB on the Ub3 General Gordon. Meet Tomorrow A regular meeting of the Odd Fellows will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow at 41. t.nll K t U .1 Hjt.tn . i. unti, uui niw .i.aii,,, ,ui nvm In the first degree. All members are urged to attend and visiting brothers are welcome. , Return Home Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Youngling and son, James, relumed Friday night from Su sanville where they attended fu neral services for their nephew who wua killed In an airplane accident. i Announcing A Complote Selection of Windsor House Toiletries For. Men Masculine shaving accessor ial that the man will like. Come In, today and see thla new line. - Shaving Sett 1.80-2.80 Shaving Lotion BOe Shaving Powder 90c Cologne 1.00 Perfumed Hand Soaps 4 for 1,00 ' ft If you wish to pleasa him for Valentine's Day giro him these items. . ttnso 1111 um MANSTORC TBI Mala St, Mathodlst Circles The four circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist church will meet Thursday, February 14, as fol lows: Ruth circle at the parson age with Mra. Victor Phillips, Mra. Joe Kennedy, ajislstlnii; Esther circle with Mrs. J. D. Gil leaplo of 00 Nevada, Mra. Thorn an P. Windham, tho co-hostess; Martha circle at the homo of Mra. C. H. Barnatable, 123 High. Mra. A. W. Cowman assisting: itebekah circle at the home of Mra. Lee McBrlde of 407 N. 0th, Mra, Harry Johnson, tho co-hostess. All will meet for dessert at 1:30 p. m., and tho business meet ing and siuuy nour will follow At Conference Howard R. Perrln, Klamath Falls urchitcct, left Monday to attend a 4-day building conference aponsored by achool officials at the Unlvcr ally of Oregon, Eugene. Perrln haa been selected to present a do. sign for a junior high achool to the conference. Fred Pclorson. county achool superintendent and Arnold Gralupp, city achool auperlntondenl, are aiao attend ing the conference where Gra lupp la chairman oi in Monday meeting. Congregational Circle The Son or circle of the Conarcua tional Community church will meet Friday, February 15, with Mra. Lt. j. urink of n orchard, Aaaiatlni her will be Mra. M. Dexter and Mra. Glenn Stlvera. Dessert will be served promptly at 1 p. m., followed by the busi ness meting, study, and a social nour. . Canlon Crater The Indies auxiliary of Canton Crater 7 will meet Thuraduy at 8 p. m In tho IOOF hall to Initiate new mem bers. All members should wear uniforms. Initiation will be fol lowed by a potluck dinner. Swim Meet Postponed The Girl Scout swimming purty orlgl nullv scheduled for thla Satur day has been canceled because the Murine burrocks pool is clos Ing thla week. Governor Coming Gov. Earl Snell will be present March 1 at a dinner meeting at tho Wll lard to present awards for serv ice to selective service Doera personnel and appeal board in Klamath and Lake counties. r lOUiU Stacy SKI TOGS A4maThmpfB, Otrber BfM Ikl AeeMrUi SUGARMAN'S Ik Mala Social Club The Rebekah an. clul club moeta Wednoaday,' Feb ruary lil, at tne nome of tana Penny on Frieda street for des sert at 1:30 p. m. Pollyanna sis ters are to exchange valentines. and all members are urged to at tend. Monday. rb. II, 1948 HERALD AMD NEWS TIVK Knights of Pythias Klamath lodge 00, Knights of Pythias, will meet In the IOOF hall at 8 p. m., tonight, conferring the rank of page. Refreshments will be served. rrlendly Circle Velma Mit chell will ontcrtain the Friendly circle on Thuraduy, February 14, at tho home of Nona Hall of B15 East Main, and luncheon will be nerved at 1 p. m. Date Changed The Happy Day Sewing club meets this week on Tuesday Instead of Wednesday evening, and Alberta Allen of 2401 Orchard way will be the noatcas. Brownie Training There will be another meeting In the aerlea of Brownie training classes for leaders from 10 to 11 a. m. Thursday in the chamber of com. mere. Luncheon Planned A lunch eon haa been planned for March 4. In the Pelican party room, for visiting newspaper reporters touring the state to study recon version of industrial plants. Correction The newly-elected aecretary of the USO Junior hostesses ia Mildred Williams, not Louise Mitchell as previoualy announced. Board Meeting The master plan of the chamber of com merce lumber committee will be discussed at the board of direc tors meeting Wednesday noon. Office Open W. H. Fleet. In ternal revenue officer, Is buck In his office In the post office build ing after spending a week in Lakevlcw on business. Schoolmates Member of Schoolmates club will meet with Mrs. E. H. Lawrence, 3308 Anderson, Friday at 2 p. m. r LIU Insurance Needs are not uniform There Is a BUN LIFE Policy to fit every need. PAUL A. LEE Phone 7777 , III M. Bth SUN LIFE OF CANADA Ccuqhing ftlflA- .. .IX V Penetrates to eppar bronchial tubas MMHssooUlUig isaoWasI wpors. Stimulate tat chart and bad suffacas Ilka nlcs, I analog pwiuot. GrtH!p to Mothers Best-known home remedy you can use to relieve coughing, congestion in upper bronchial tubes, muscular soreness or tightness due to colds is to rub Vlcka VapoRub on the throat, chest and back. Right away VapoRub'e penettating-atimulat- keeps on working for hours to Drmg sucn wonderful re lief. Try It. WICKS V VapoRub OVERHAUL Y0UcarR7ES?ent YES! BECAUSE- e prospects for new ears are not bright. 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