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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1946)
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HUB U poslponcd until Jununry due to uic wui-iHuiviiu vm. this next meotliiK the group i iiuirr In the KU1IS audi ium for mimical program l prnentcd by members of i chapter. UitIbo Mr. and Mrs. Chest P.rman are lenvlns Monday L- Detroit, Chicago ana ui foue. Wis. Hoherl Crcnley. rv sor 01 Craig s inc., will bile the store during the hmani sosence. i ni is a va- 'jm for Mr. and Mrs. Herman. cfnl y returned from serV' Is the pacific area with the S.irmy. It Porlllnd The Itov. F. C. Iiuenbich of St. Paul's Enlsco I: church ll expected back to- ihl from Portland whero lie ritxnttd the clergy of tho kc of Eastern Oregon at It 10th snnlversary of Bishop umn u. uagweii s conse- I1U0R. Uiie Klimath Falls Mr. id Mn. E. H. Crawford of 111 Lincoln, left Klamnth Folia riiidiy for southern Callfnr. lor Crawford's hea 1th. Ha Great Northern conductor. Clide Msttlng Dorcns circle y nn prcbylorlnn church 11 Oleet In the nnrlnl rnnm nf araurcn mursdny at 2:1.1 p All members are Invited to Cllltt.fl Mr. EJ T 1160 Crescent, second pde teacher at Fremont school, Ihom It, 1,1 .j i mm, (lames "Wtr Is substllullng during I Horn rA ti t l IIU 'S name to Philippines with his tlu.J a. . . FWlIni Of Ihn nu .(.. , j tntiv p i. "-'""""vc DiiHro la iiy!kFru"ry 19' " 2:-S ll It ShastB anlinnl A ll r, ... -v. ....... IIIUIII1 ""urged to attend. Nn From Poand M, r mrs. r,iri . f!-i.i (k.. '-niimi oi hd .L." r" "' from Port- c 'mom . MLUNERYl "n& KFj A. M. On Lattva Jnck vx rlullo ti'cliiiluliin 1c, Him or Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. i'l'x ul 2UM Vinci, in homi! on Iniivu iinlil MiiicIi 2 Ho rvnclii'd Sun I'limclscii from Jiipmi two wwks iiko. AniiUiiT son, Hiihi'i t I'ox, Iuim rcUii'iii'il to Hun Miitco, unci will ho si-nt to llomiliilu soon. Ilu In cniiloyvd by l'liii Aiiifilciin Airwuys. Hoturn Mr. iinii Mrs. Ki-ith Moon rottirucd Krldiiy nlKht from u huylng mid pli iiiniui; tril In southi-rn Ciillfnrnlii. Tliuy wero goiio a month mid visltud Itoy Hdki'I's' riinuh whero thuy suw his horse TrluKirr 1 imcl the coll, Trigger 2. Tliry nlso spent somo time In I'nlin SprlngN. Woman of Moos The home, milking euinmltlro of tho Women of tlm Moose under tho direction of l.mini linimhle, chiilrmiin, will hold u pntliiek luncheon In tho Mount! hull Frldiiy ul I2::iu p. m. iintl nt 2 p. m. Unit lifter noon thorn will lie u public; curd ptirty, fifth of tho series. Auxiliary Mealing Tho In dies' uuxlllnry to the Brother hood of Itiillrnnti Trainmen will moot In the KC hull Thursthiy nt 8 p. in. Following tho business nicotinic Mrs. C. L. Jones, Mrs. Lewis I. union anil Mrs. Willlnm Nnwinnii will serve refreshments. Booster r" " " --Tir- - Poter Gorlg, general chair man of the expansion campaign for tha Bhaata-Cascad Wonder land association, says that ha is lntoroatod In tha development of tha entire area because It Is the fineat aectlon of the Pacific coast and he wants to help make the association one of tha best in the west. Gerig Is a promt nent rancher in the Big Valley section of Lassen county and has been county supervisor for 25 yaars. He is a civic leader and ardont sportsman. From Ban Jos lliiymond Ridgewny with his business pnrt ner nrrlved In Klmnuth Fulls this morning from Sun Jose, to look over business opportunities here. They ore visiting with ftltlgewny's briilher-ln-lnw unci .fiimlly, Mr. mid Mrs. Uerford llyutt. Visiting E. E. Spencer, for mer cnreliiker lit Moore purk, is visiting friends nnd rclntlve In Klmnuth Kiillx. Spencer is now employed by the federal forestry service nctir Aberdeen, Wash, St. Paul's Guild There will be a regiilnr meeting of St. Piinl's Oulld lit 18(1.1 Melrose Thursday at 2 p. in. Mrs. Itnliih S. Hop. kins nnd Mrs. D. V, Kuykcntlull will be hostesses. Stingerett Party There will be a regular Stlngeretie public card party In the KC hull nt 2 p. m. Thursday. Hostesses will be Mrs. Lorene Hinuinussen and Mrs. Doris Kelley. Committee Meeting Thero will bo a meeting of the truffle safety committee nt 7:30 p. m.. in the city hnll. To Tacoma Hoscoc C. Ken non, Great Northern fireman, was called to Tncomn yeslordny by the dcnlh of his sister. Ill Mildred Williams, assis tant secretary of the Girl Scout office, Is at home, (II 1 Addison, today with a bad cold. Jayeeettsi The Jnycecttes will hold a regular meeting to night at 7:30 in the USO club-rooms. Klamath Basin Men Released From Navy Latest navy discharge lists in clude the names of u number of southern Oregon men who nro returning to civilian life. From (his urcn nrc, Dclbcrt E. Cone, CM 3c; John Hnllmnrk, M 1c; Jumes P.. Orr, SF 2c, Kt. 1, box S88; George McDon ald. F 1c, 1310 Pleasant; John T. Mullils, Lt. (Jg); 3841) Blsbec; Lowoll N. M. Hurley, SP 1c, Rt. 1, box 1)117: Clarence E, Cornell, CM 3c, 2042 Lavcrnc; Bernard T. Schullz. COX, Apt. 1, Pon dosa apartments; Coleman M. Greer, SSM(L) 3c. Rt. 3, box 850; Arthur W. Hansen, Y 2c, 303 S. 8th, Klamath Falls, and Lcslor Fleck, AOM 2c, Merrill. SURPRISE! SPARTA, Wts., Feb. 13 (VP) After Everett Sopcr, a veteran of the European theater, received his discharge at Fort Sheridan, 111., he hurried to his old home, arriving in the middle of the night. He dnshed into, a bedroom, turned on tho light and yelled "surprise" Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Luke awoke, and were very surprised at the presence of the ex-soldier. Explanations followed. While overseas, Sopor's parents had moved, but loiters telling him about it had failed to catch up with him. Classified Ads Bring Results. YOU CAN BE SURE HU JoMph means gtivan food quality and economy. Demand 8k Joseph Aiipirin, world's largest seller at HH. By JOAN O'NEILL Tho Chess club is sponsoring u noon movie serial entitled "The Clutching Hund.' movie win run r,. !...( in reels and ijp shown ul vnr- V ' lous times, Proceeds from these movies will go to the The m' lW Chess club. X rjf Admission is 5 pw-T t:'ul tents The , (, , mI funds will bo tyS xvfi , lixerl tnr elnH " needs und for Joan O'Neill tiie aitnuul banquet which Is usually held in the spring by tho chess fans. Mury Jane Mason Is in churgc of the money mutters for these uhows; Mury Havens ; Is presi dent. The serial started at noon yesterday. t .' TAC Valentine Party The Teen-age club is having a . party tonight in honor of Valentine's Day. The club opens at 7 o'clock. Because of the basketball game that will ap pear at the high school the real festivities may. not start until Inter. The student committee has planned several mixing games for the club and tho club has been decorated in the usual led and white color of St. Val entine. All high school stu dents arc invited. Junior Bhow Replaces Amateur Show In past years the junior class has sponsored a Junior Amateur show. This year the juniors are again giving a show on some what the name order, but it Is not an amateur show. The participants in this show have been chosen by their past per formances. The bill is already filled. Participants are now to lime their own number and to turn in the results to Bud Sel by, Junior class, president. A finnl dress rehearsal will be held about three days before the show. The show will be given on the 26th of this month and promises to be quite enter taining. And Incidentally The a cappella choir will sing at the Willard hotel for the Kiwanis club tomorrow. 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Each contributes lu full share to the surging, cxtra'power to the brilliant performance that makes AroTanb so outstanding among all gaso lines today. '. That extra power Is the secret of Ak'o Taws exceptional mileage. And when you pile up the miles, as you can today wheth er it's In daily, around-town driving or a long trip to a desert or mountain resort you can tell AkoTanb-s superiority all the way, from the instant response to your starter button, through traffic, on to the . long open stretches. Try AitoTAmlot ACTION! AroTasb is sold for a price no higher than other premium gasolines, by Friendly Associated Dealers everywhere In the West. . ' , JSSi listen to Associated Basketball Sporlcasts 42 Fines Paid In Single Day Forty-two $1 traffic fines were paid to city police yester day, the largest number of parking tickets paid off in one day In years, us the police clamp down on traffic irregu larities in the city limits of town. Wultcr M. McKccn, Talent, Ore., posted $3 bail for having no muffler on his car und Jack McCartle, Bonunzu, put up $2 for making an improper left turn off Main street. Eight drunks and one vagrant appeared In municipal court this morning. Scout News TROOP TWO Troop 2 has just had a com plete change of hands. The new sponsor is the Klamath Luke Moulding company, owned by Loren Polmerton. The new scoutmaster is Dick Pearson, a recently released veteran. The assistant scoutmaster is John Yakel, from Klamath Lake Moulding company. The com mitteemen for the troop are Noel Turner, Joe Bliss and Har old Hurley, all of whom are from that company. The troop is practically being born ngain during Scout week this year. Next year, during this week, we shall see how much troop 2 has grown backed by the new sponsor, the Klamath Lake Moulding company. will be honored at a banquet given by the Home Economics club on the 20th of this month. A game will be played tonight between the Kansas City Stars and four Klamath Basin league teams in Pelican court. The Kansas City Stars arc the former Harlem Globe Trotters. Ad mission is 40 centa for students and 90 cents for adults. The Wildcat and Freshman basketball squads played a game at Chiloquin last night. The Pep Peppers are planning a novelty drill for the game with Albany which will be next week. Classified Ada Bring Results. 'Civilian' Jeep On Display Here The "civilian" jeep, a peace time version of the army-navy workhorse Is on display in Klam ath Falls Thursday for the first time, according to John Selby of Selby Willys Motors, local deal ers. Selby Willys has received a carload of the jeeps and is show ing them at the company's show rooms at 401 S. 6th. Selby ex tends a cordial invitation to everyone to view the jeeps here. Death Claims Klamath Man Myron Willis McVay, 53, for the past 20 years a resident of Klamath Falls and operator with Carl Young of the McVay shop on the Keno highway, died at Hillside hospital at 12:20 a. m. today following a brief illness. Mr- McVay suffered a heart at tack at his home In Riverview Sunday and failed to rally. He was a native of Hornbrook, Calif., and was a member of Kel so Lodge No. 94, A. F. & A. M., Hillah temple of Ashland and Klamath Consistory. He is sur vived by his wife, Pearl, and one son, Myron Willis McVay Jr., both of this city- Final rites will be conducted by Whitlock's. iOSNA To Meet There will be a regular meeting of district 8, Oregon State Nurses associa tion, at the public health unit Thursday at 8 p. m. Contractor A. Redmond, Lakeview contractor, with his wife are in Klamath Falls on business. They arrived Tuesday and stayed at the Winema and plan to return home today. Friesen-Welman Co. 1715 Main Phone 7043 PLUMBING and HEATING General Repair Work on Plumbing and Heating Friesen-Welman Co. J. E. Fiiason N. A. Welman GLOVES Soft Horsehida 2.25 Buckskin 3.50 ft up Goatskin 2.25 Leather Faced 75c Canvas Gloves 29c Stoa lilt. Ldiuew'sJ MANST0RE T3S Main St. Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS FIVE Forest Timber Cut Announced A total of 130,118,000 board feet of timber at cost of $667, 772 was cut on the Rogue River national forest during the calen dar year 1945, it was announced today by Karl L. Janouch, forest supervisor. Approximately 90, 000,000 board feet were cut in Jackson county. This was the largest cut from any national forest in the north Pacific region, Oregon and Wash ington, and although it was a slight decrease under 1944 it greatly surpassed any other pre vious year. He pointed out that 25 per cent of all national for est receipts is paid in lieu of taxes to the counties in which the national forests are located, and an additional 10 per cent is spent for road improvements within the forest. In Hospital Mrs. Clifton Ongman, 2360 Vine, was moved to Hillside hospital Tuesday to receive medical treatment. - Ample Supply LEE AND DISNEY MATS Sugarman's 6th and Main tit, "u. Mali Ul(e Through die yean, William Peon has been a great name in whiskey because it always has stood for fine quality and honest character. Mora than a century of experience is back of the careful distilling methods which faithfully bring out the rich flavor and mellowness of its fine ingredients. One drink of William Peon will tell you why this whiskey keeps old friends and constantly gains new ones, GOODERHAM & WORTS LTD, PEORIA, Hi. Blended IVhuiry, 86 Proof 65 Cram Neutral Spirits v com. iMt ooonmHAM a, wotrrs wo., pcoria. nx. New style . . . new luxuries and conveniences . . . 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