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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1946)
In - Klamath Leichton Height, who has served in the II. S. navy the past three years, i..,nH - horn this week from Ponnnnnln. Fla.. Slid JllanS tO inter business in Klamath Falls. His wife and two daughters, . t.. -i.. : Qiicnn - will bn here ext Tuesday after, visiting with their parents in uhucukiv ind DcPere, Wis. Mrs. Sleight ,u nl.ro of Mrs. Dean Os- jorn of Lawrence street and Das spent quue some ume his city , where she has made many mends. ... : - ' Dane Succesi Malin Fire Chief John Hershfeldt ana ...:u In (nonlr thA nllhllC II wuil iw , . , c Its support which made the fire mens Dan, jeoruurj m. ...nmeo Pnnnv Onrdon s c chestra' furnished music for the . ... nttmhprpri close to 1000. Proceeds from the dance were added to tne funa tor t new '."d",i. . 1 -- ment. The engine -has already been ordered,, . .; Concert Next Week The T .. Wntcnn nnnnf rt third k .nlae ennnenmn hv the KlHIYl K j,. 1WI tth Community Concert asso- : - . : ...111 v.a nrncftntnri Wed- nesday night of next week, Feb ruary H(, al me x-eiittm uico tre. Admission is by member- rtiip only and no nonets wui be sold at the door. There are no reserved seats. , Moving to Portland Mrs Diff. rilKort n n H riaushter. canra .Trvon 1 RflQ Rirrh. are leaving for Portland about Feb ruary id, 10 join ijuueri, wnu u been transferred from the Klam ath Falls J. C. Penney company ; 4n 4Via Portland stare. He IIU' HI kill- . " . tills the position ot assistant manageF. ine unuuia nave , told tneir nome nere. Transferred John Schroeder, senior employment officer at the U. S. employment office has been transferred to the Portland of fice where he will act in the same capacity. He came here irom roriiana lour years s and nis wile remainea meie making frequent inps to ft-iam nth Falls. Henley Dance The public is invited to attend a dance at Henley high school Friday at 9 p. m., sponsored by the Henley K1A, -ine neniey jiayinanei!, will provide music. A small charge is being made for adults and students. In Kihlnnd Mr. and Mrs Stephen Sabo" of Pine street re turned nome laie xuesaay irom Ashland where they have been with Mrs. saDO's moiner, mrs. Elizabeth Carter, who has been 111 for quite some lime. Here Again Lucy Oss left her position at the U. S. employment Ollice. nere apuui iwo uiuiiuia ago and moved to Portland. She is back in Klamath Falls again, now with the soil conservation service. Returns Home Barbara Eearles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Searles, is improv inff at her home. 22 Lytton, after receiving treatment for an illness at Hillside nospuai. Leiden' Meetino There will be a meeting of Girl Scout senior and intermediate group leaders Thursday from 10 to 11:30 a. m. at the chamber of commerce. Professor Will Speak The SoroDtimist club will meet in the Pelican party room Thurs day noon to hear Dr. J. w. Elli son, head of tne nistory Depart ment at OSC, who will be the guest speaker. Bosworth to Sneak Lt. Col H. P. Bosworth will sneak to the Kiwanis club Thursday on his experiences wjtn tne army in .urope. Pinochle Club Fannie God dard will entertain Ye Olde Pi nochle club at the home of Vio let Vance on Shasta way Thurs day. ' R Seeking , mm' elieF from -j. Itching Burning Skin Misery? ALMOST frantic from the fiery itching of simple piles, minor rashes, dry ec- . xema or similar skin irrita tion, externally caused? Try smooth, soft, soothing Resinol for blissful relief. It is highly effective, due to the skilful blending of its valued ingredients with an oily base, that prolongs beneficial action. Proved by 50 years' use. Apply Resinol freely enjoy its comfort. For bathing tender skin, the mild, fluffy Jither of pure Reiinol Soap is excellent, RESinOL'iis FILMS Developed and Printed In by 9:30 A. M. : Out by 5:00 P. M. DUD'S 1031 Main Open 9:00 A. M. 9:30 P. M. Servicemen in Chairs Four major ritualistic positions will be held by past exalted rulers who are also ex-servicemen when the Elks lodge initiates Thursday night. Paul Sharp will be exalt ed ruler, u. is. van vactor, lead ing knight, Robert . Thompson, loyal knight, and Lawrence Slater, lecturing knigm. utner PER's who will serve on the rit ualistic team include C. P. Van Doren. esauire: J. P. Linman chaplain; Malcolm Epley, assist ant esquire: Burge Mason, inner guard; t . u. Aciams, tucr. Committee to Meet -A com mittee meeting to plan for the annual observance of the World Day of Prayer will be held in me parlors ui uie rirst l-resoy-terian church on Friday. Febru ary 22, at 2 p. m. All churches of the city are invited to unite in this observance and are request- ea to nave a representative at this planning meeting. Further information can be obtained from Mrs. John Yadon, general cnairman, pnone ooutj. Broadcasts Beginning Tues day, February 26. at 8:30 d. ra the 108th edition of Peiicana broadcasts will be heard over KFJI. The broadcast is made by English class students from K.UHb and the program is cal culated to offer students experi ence in radio. Charles Wood- house, KUHS radio English class instructor, said today that he considered tne programs of in terest to all civic-minded ner. sons in uie city. VFW Meeting Pelican post 1383, VFW. will hold a reeular meeting at '8 p. m. in the KC hall, Thursday. A large class of recruits will be present for initiation and refreshments will be served by the ladies' auxili ary. , ' Civilian Flight Officer Wil liam S. Burness. Lakeshore drive, received his honorable dis charge at McCIennan field, Calif., after two years' service as navigator, bombardier and ra dio operator for. medium bomb ers. Drive South Mrs. Rose M. Poole and her daughter,- Mrs. Prentice Yeomans. left this morning for southern California where they will spend the next two or three weeks. They will visit for some time in Los Angeles. Medals Awarded Flight Offi cers Andrew A. Silani, 1019 Jef ferson and Dallas L. Vernon, llie Main, have been awarded the Air Medal with an Oak Leaf cluster for service in the India China division of the air trans port command. Brother Dies Word has been received from' Louie Polin of Reno, former Klamath merchant. that his brother, Harry, died February 17 at Santa Monica, Calif. Tau Chapter Members of Tau chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet in the USO - clubrooms Thursday at 8 p. m. All visiting members of the sorority are in vited to attend. Birthday Dinner Women of the Moose will hold their an nual birthday dinner at the Wil lard hotel Tuesday, February 26, at 7 p. m. For reservations call Kathleen Hepburn, phone dial or ask for Agnes vasak, phone 5101. All reservations must be made by baturday noon. In Corvallii Percy Murray, assistant manager of the t Klam ath Falls creamery, is attending the 35th annual convention of the Oregon Dairymen s Manufac turers association being held in Corvallis February 19 and 20. ne is expected nome tomorrow Improving Michael Jenkins, young son oi mr. ana Mrs. r . is, ueuKius ui no a. main, is im proving at Hillside hospital where he has received treatment lor a severe ear infection. Mich ael has been given penicillin dur- nig nis imii-aa. Leaves Hospital Mrs. Myrtle Joplin, 2450 Bichn, was dis missed Wednesday, from Klam ath Valley hospital where she has been treated during a serious illness. Mrs. Joplin is owner of tne wniie auto court. Child 111 Clyde Alan Ham- street, 1-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Hamstreet of 300 Riverside, is receivine treat- ment at Hillside hospital for pos sible pneumonia. Goes Home Mrs. A. C. Backes of 428 Pacific Terrace has left Hillside hospital to return to her home. Mrs. Backes suffered a fall several weeks ago and re ceived a fracture of the right leg. Hatnvn KT. nrtrt HjTxb Tank a three-week visit with Mrs. urawioras mother, Mrs. Harry vy. -uainiany, at naroor. To Marffnrri Hoi Vntmn,, in. cai usu director, is in Medford tnHnv visitinit thA TTSf"! thorn nn a short business trin. Ho will return tonight. He was accom panied Dy soo curgess, usmi. To Portland E. P. Ivorv. E.'C. Brandeberry and George Butler left this morning for Portland where they will attend a lumber meeting this week. - Officer 111 State Police Offi cer William J. Colbert is home in the Audlev aDartments where he has been ill since last Friday. Surqerr Mrs. John Thomp son, 939 Alameda, is improving at Hillside nospuai where she had surgery Monday. FOR GOOD HEALTH! ff.MOfrfcofds Hmttal and Cfat Affmaitts N.mfa (Rupitrt) Ooifrlc Uc.r Trastxl without Hoapltal Opratlon MnuUj Ihnuib fruUjI 10 A. M. f S P. M. Bwnimtu MtmUf, WtJmnJsj, FruUy 7 H 10 Dt. C. J. DEAN CLINIC ... , Wiyjefon and Surgeon N. I. Corner E. Bamtld and Grand Atcqim Tlephon Ast 3918, Portland. 14, Or?on Extension Unit News Henley extension unit1 will meet Thursday at 1:30 p. m., at the home of Mrs. W. M. Wil liams. Mrs. Winnifred K. Gillon will havo charge of the demon stration in the "Conserve You" scries. Everyone attending is asked to bring a favorite veg etable peeler. BACK AT WORK . SANDY, Feb. 20 (') Crew men were back at work in the Koch sawmill today after re building a bridge washed out by rain.. . . , Meet Thursday The St. Paul's woman's auxiliary will meet at 2 p. m., Thursday, at the home of Mrs. Roland Wright, 635 Alameda. The re view of the study book, "God Is Not Dead," will be continued by Mrs. Horace E. Getz. Cookie Monty Girl Scout and Brownie leaders are re minded that money from the cookie sale must be turned in by Thursday to the Girl Scout office, 412 Main. The individual troop's share of the money will be refunded after the total amount is turned in. Son Born Word has been re ceived of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Carter of Eugene on January 17. His grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Carter, live in Klamath Falls, and Ross Carter is well known here. This is their third son. To Portland Dick Reedcr left for Portland on a business trip Inst Saturday, and is ex pected home today. His son, Steven, accompanied him and will visit with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frigaard of Col-ton. Lady Eagles Members of the Lady Eagles club will meet to night at the home of Mrs. Mary Lewis, 4815 S. 6th. Members are asked to bring quilt blocks. WHEN COLDS' COUGHS AND CHEST MUSCLE ACHES MAKE YOUR CHILD MISERABLE DO THISI Give tut relief by rub bing throat, cheat and like it It'a clean, white and melta quick ly. Its .medication brings fast relief for muscle aches and ains: vapors soothe ronchlal irritation. ease coug hlnff, loosen ?niegm. unuo natural ly feels better. Pentm is Grandma's mutton suet Idea Improved by science. A favorite with Srown-upa too. 23c, ouble size, 35c. Get PENETRQ Dinner Planned The Sheriffs Posse will hold a dinner meet ing Friday of this week at 6:30 p. m., at the Winema hotel. All members are urged to attend as business will be- conducted fol lowing the meeting. 6r how AER0MIST makes windows clear as crystal Jeni wan"t rtolty crystal eax-, rt was ftrtt that Atromitt mad her windows to cryital'iporkly tht lovd to gai Ihrovgh tfitm! Brighttn yovr outlook and tightm yovr work with this mogie glass dtantr. On whisk and windows, ptetvro fllais, glass shtlvts, tic. Of dqiiltngl Coirs ooJy a dime. 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' - i C&?s I Mi I Lislta lo Assochltd BaittlMI Sporlcmtl Teachers Hold Training Meet A two-day teacher training conference on secondary school social studies was underway this morning in Kliimuth Union high school und Superintendent Arnold L. Gralnpp reported an excellent response, D, A. Emerson, assistant su perintendent of public instruc tion, served us chairman of the opening program and others taking port today and tomorrow include Mrs. Mildred Williams, associate in education, Univer sity of Oregon; J. W. Ellison, head of the history department, Oregon State college; F. Glenn Macombcr, professor of educa tion, University of Oregon, Attending were Instructors In social studies from both city and county schools In this area, CONFAB SLATED CORVALLIS, Feb. 20 W1) The 33rd annual older girls' con ference here Februnry 22-24 will be attended, by girls from throughout the state, Josephine Tate, president, announced today. By JOAN O'NEILL Tho freshman and sophomore classes hnvo been having their pictures taken lately, The two lower classes do not luwo indi vidual pictures but huvo group pictures ' according to homo- rooms, , Home- hud their pic- & JT tures tukon f mill, tlml,. .- f. with their re spective home rooms. Four or five groups live groups were sniipnua w- Ai each hour. The f -" y4 pictures yestor- ' n, A-isf i day were orlgl- nally ached- t n-M.in tiled , to be tok- Jon N,m en out of doors but plans were changed because of the weather and the classes were photo graphed in the cafeteria. Selene rtovlew The science departments up at Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS SIX school uro some of tho must In teresting ones In school In tluil they huvo novul happenings ouco in a while. Tho gunoral sclunco dcpurtinont has been studying machines and so under that phase several students In Genevieve Oppon's classes with the help of Al Sinclair, scionco tcuchor, huvo constructed slmplu motors tliut run. "Wild" Life at Bchool All sorts of memburs ot tho nnlmiil kingdom huvo been in vading the clussrnom In the biol ogy department. In Pcurl Teulo's cliisscN hnvo been seen bills, frogs, moths and mice. The mlco uro quito a major InturcNl, They were given to the biology cliiNses by the Murine llurrticks, Twelve whltu mice und it) brown mice mti Itu up the selection. Mrs. Tenia litis stutud Unit thuy inuy try cross-breeding uniting tha mlco as one of their experiments. Not long ago n moth (whnsa given iiiimo Is CciToplu) broka from his ciicoon, Tho room teinpiii-u-lure and sunxliliiu fooled It Into "blossoming" eiiiiy, Toduy the classes woio scheduled to tiil't studying nnlmiil bruins. And Incidentally The biiskutbiill buiituut for the Pelican and Wlldcnt smiutls Is to bo held tonight in tho high school vufcterlti, Tho only rohmirsul for the Jun ior show was gouu through after school tonight. Thu Junior show Is to bo given tha 20th. LOOK! ROMEO SLIPPERS Brown With Elastic Sides 3.49 Oregon Woolen Store 800 Main St. P Commttt:. A-L.UOl . . "YOU know something Join Smart ssid to me -set tne think ing btrd. She wis getting Hal that's her youngest an after school snack from her refriger ator. And I said kidding because I've known tha Smarts for years I don't see any 'bottle? there -where do you keep 'em? And then Joan said. Of course, Sally, you know we don't keep 'em anyplace but if I did, I would be ashamed to open my refrigerator to tha children. I would feel like I was actually running a liquor store in my kitchen ... and inviting minora to participate. And may be that is something for all of us parents to think over hard!" 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