Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 25, 1946, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texti l7 Mwilna Tlio Worn- .'(ho First Methodist f, hold u gonorul To church parlor j I" .!'..: 211. Willi W It. ul 10:30 u. m., PSk luwh at noon. lha i board w . . - -in.d the Fa'.,.. nntl program whoso ehulrmnn It ""'in ClIloBllle. will In . " ICS. We no'any St lier Smi'tHhK the week- wllli her piiroins, iwr, if r. 'silo Wright. Her L, is reported ns hnvltiK K Jowl nimit Suiiduy ui K."t .... ut nl w hum .nml f or a KSbrM, received In Giobllo incident Thurs- La-Mr. unci Mm Luco r?.i ,ii,ni!liter. Jocly Hue, WT V, . i.,. nnr. fe", K ' ' BIB B. Mum Mil llii" ." " !.... crry. o" ,t I Fur iiiow. i,YU L , lot on Eul MiHn where L, In tlio m'lir 'u,uro- - ... M.MmlttAaThAr FT ...... n.m.thlv tti net L Ihe Klamath district Hoy m., In the chnmber of arce. JiMnc -"" thilrmon, announce tnnt , will DO rii .m. ' .i--u . nt in ,,u, Sti-nllf L uiil Cub pack, and plum &C0Ul cirvus in Lrti Hospital Donald Ply- oun ion oi mr una mm. ni..mr.u wlin rrrrlvrd fctnt for head Injuries nflrr kicked by horso no wns . m-aral works alio, win ved sufficiently to return home at route 3 box 405. Klamath Valley hospltol fdiy. fans to work cnroitne . .1I.a innnn..i Hi Klfim. frilley hospital, was ablo to 3 to work ftionony morning half day alter oeing con to her homo at 4704 Ilnrlnn the pnt two week. She :td i severe case of Influ- Yrtki Mn. Verull Nel WYrcka. Calif., formerly of tith mils, spent tne wcck here with her pnront5, Mr. Mrs. Carl Llndbcrnh. Nolaon BKently purchnacd acrvlco fen In Vrcka after upending fcber of yenra in the uimbor-fciuMry, fir Eiit Mrs. Hnrry k the former June Dick- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. UlcKson, will lenvo tomor- from Mcdford to fly to X Va., where alio will her husband who la sta ll there with the nnvy. Iters Ltar Cpl. Hnrold and wife hove returned arflcld, Utah, after vlnlt past three weeks with ents. Mr. and Mm. G. H. J of 1620 Crescent. Mrs. N Is the former Joyco r. Nsi Army Mclvln E. Coop II, son of n. Cooper of Pie River has Joined the "my for n threc-yenr pe- Choosing the nrmv nlr mm. to European thentcr. Coop- m TuesdayAlohn chnp- vTder nf Fnvtnrn Coi- mAnl. May nlEht at D n'rlni-lr' In im ic temple. All members mlted allCnd "nd vislt0 " To Moot Lndles mix- '"the Canton Crator, will Thursday nt 8 p. m. In nail. Refreshments will 'Ned, b T.V"dl?Y Tho Klumnlh Tu i'c.nl aoclely. will pr of commerce, G T 1 weekend Huests "Lcslor Robin of Bly. R MiOtln- Ti . ru rh.u . cnls ana PmY."1 Tuesday rtki mi" " i"lU0 neatro iff Ml KetratJ llllrk...... .1 Bin. Stimulates Ilia ehast and bach "rtaciillkaanlu, w "11111111 poulllct. Jhh'"8 'cllcf-grand 'iratlnS" bedtime. Its nstrul . "uura. sn- s mow mi' ftnd oftcn by a i,uwondo-'. .--v.M.o Tub. tru -mothcre pan hL. ' 'proved yicKS Vlillora Mr. imd Mrs. I'eter Crny of 2H20 lllsbuu have been onturliiliilnu roln lives unci friends from Sun Francisco tills pnsl week. Visitors' Included Mr. unci Mrs, Tlionius Chccchl unci twins, It oso Mury unci Konnld, Mrs. Mlko Lunuitli, Mr. iinil Mrs. Demi Sheldon, Lcnord Ol son unci Suliner Olson, Cliecchl Is Mrs, amy's brother unci Mrs. Liunuth unci Mrs. Sheldon are her sisters. Tlio droup left Kliunulli I'Ulls Hunduy nlKlit to return to tlieir homes in Ihu buy ureu. Banquet Tonlnht Mr. nnd Mrs. Urul E, Freomuyer und yeiir-old son. Ulcluird. of Mini. ford, mrlvetl In Klamnth Fulls this urtcriioon to utlcnd the un nuul biinciuel of SoiiIIhtm f)n lioii Life Underwriters iimsocIu lion to bo held ul Sari's this eve iilnu. Tliey will bu house uucsts of Mr, itiid Mrs. Jiimcs Putter son, 1KI2 Crescent, durlnu their siny, l' (inner residents of Klum nth Fulls, they moved to Mcdford lust July, Final Rltoi I'rlvulo funeral services were held Monday at 2 p. m. from the Perl funeral homo In Medford for Robert C. Hurt, well known Medford resident who died Frlduy morn ing. Ho wns a former Kliimuth Fulls resident. The Hcv. Gcorito II. Tumey of St. Murk's Episco pal church officiated nl tlio services and nt Interment held In Siskiyou Memorial park. To St. Helens MV. nnd Mrs. Duvld T. Uullis left this morn lug for St. Helens whero they will comploto nrrungemcnts for the purcnuso ot a new home. They wero accompanied us fur us Itoseburg by Percy Webb who will visit his parents, Mr. und Mrs. Percy 13, Webb of that city, lie will continue to St. Helens lutcr. With Lis Vegas Band Made line Mnhoney, daughter of Jus tice und Mrs. J. A. Mahoncy of Kliimuth Fulls, Is leaving New York City where she has been appearing with Ted Flo rtlto's osclicslm and on the radio on un American Air Lines pro gram to go to Los Vegas, Nov., where she will sing with an orchestra. Initiation At the last meet ing of ladies auxiliary to the Canton Crater, No. 7, on Feb ruury 14, two women wero In ttlntcd, Lady Thelmn Culllmore and Lndy Goldle McClurg. Pot luck supper wns served beforo initiation. Social Club Tho social club of Prosperity Rebckuh lodge will meet In tho IOOF null Wcdncsdny, Fcbruury 27, for dessert nt 1 p, m. Eva Rich ardson und Alice Goellcr will be the hostesses nnd the after noon will bo a sociul one, with an Interesting hour planned. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. El bert Lennox and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lcuvltt of Medford were visitors in Klamuth Falls over the weekend. They attended the Shrine Potentate's ball and vis ited friends and relatives here before leaving Inst night. To Portland C h a r 1 e s R. Stark, manager of Kliimuth County chamber of commerce, plnns to leave tonight for Port land where he will appear before tho stute highway commission Tuesday In rcgnrd to the Lnke o' tho Woods road. Return Mr. and Mrs. Rich urd Post returned Saturday from Portland after Post re ceived his discharge from the army after service In the Pa cific. They are at home at 801 Eldorado. Friendly Circle Members ot tho Friendly circle will hold a politick luncheon nt the homo ot Estclle Smith of 419 Pacific Terrace nt 12:30 p. m., Thurs day. Auxiliary Members of the Euglcs auxiliary will hold n reg- ulnp tnnntiniT Tllpfidnv nt 8 U. m. In lower FOE hnll. Enter tainment and retresnments wun the aerlo will follow. nitiMa Hmifth Mnranrnt Pcnrl Hnlley, dnughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. L. Hnlley of 1528 Etna, returned to Sftn Francisco Sunday after spending the weekend . here. To San Francisco Barbara Adams of the naval housing milt will lnnvo tonlnht for San TTtnnr,larn whplf RllG Will at- tend a laboratory technicians' school. She will ocgin ncr clnssos on March 4, a.iM...i Thn Rtlnffcr- etto's club will hold Its regular monthly pollucK luncneon m 4U vn Itnll Whiirsrinv. nt 12:30 p. m. Mary Galo and Mario Mntllck are hostesses. In Hospital Joan Zander, 12-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Zander of 1714 Johnson, Is receiving medical care nt Klamath Valley hospital. To Portland Doris Arnest, secretary in the Boy Scout office, was called to Portland Sunday by tlio death of her grandmother. Hans Norland Fir Insurance. Phone 6060. I0M0M0W XUiOHl Dtptndabt 4-VIOITAILI IAXATIVI ClOtlOM- lM OH" UK" on. 25-box ifnik Victim And Suspect J m 1 f B A man Los Angeles police Identified u Robert L, Bier wlrth (below), 31, was booked on suspicion of murder after the bludgeoned body of Mrs. Rae C. Krohn (top), 32, was found In closet of her home, AP wlrephoto. Centennial Plans Key people of this community met at tho chnmber of commerce this nfter noon to discuss the advisability of a centennial celcbrntion this year commemorating the open ing of the Applcgate trnil 100 years ago. Weekend Visit Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bennington, Pino street, spent the weekend In Merrill visiting with her sister, Mrs. Gnr rison Mitchell. Mrs. Bennington is tlio former Phyllis Liskcy. Buying Trip Rlchnrd Hibbs left Sundny for San Francisco and Los Angeles on a buying trip for Hibbs clothing store. He will be awuy about 10 days. Cattleman Ed Topping. Bil lings, Mont,, cattleman Is in town on business, staying at the Wil-lard. Tuesday Meeting The regular meeting of the apprenticeship council will be held Tuesday at 7:30 p. m., ln room 203, KUHS. Malin C of C The annual meeting of the Malin chamber of commerce will be held in Malin tonight. Both School Boards Will Meet Tuesday Both school boards, 1 and 2, will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. in Klamnth Union high school, instead of tonight, Monday, in order not to conflict with the Knife and Fork banquet. At Tuesday's session there will be appointment of elementary principals and further study on the leave of absence plan which will probably go into effect in September, 1946. Classified Ads Bring Results I aw ; THE SUN . f 1 NEVER r wv sL V Service PAUL A. LEE Phone 7777 111 N. 9th SUN LIFE OF CANADA Rumors Fly As Tulelake Vote Nears TULELAKE, Feb. 25 Rumors new Here tins week in political circles us the dale lor the city election, April U, upprouches. Votes ure set for three coun cil seuts und city clerk council und trcusurer. Two long-term und one short-term of four and two yours on the council ure open. Registration closes at noon Tliursduy. Retiring members of tho coun cil ure Muyor Clarence Schott; Al lJorter, un appointee tor tho four year term, und Arthur Prince, Porter is up for re-election and Prince, who is leaving for tho south, will not be In the running. Churles Curd, co-munagcr of the Tulelukc hotel, is mentioned us a possiljlo uspirunt fur coun cil. Hold-Overt . Hold-over members are Dick Moore, Tulelukc druggist, and Rulph Fuusctt, electrician, both two years to go. Two numes, Victoria Thaler, incumbent, and Mrs. Naomi Kurtz, are mentioned for clerk. Mrs, aura Welsh, Tulelake news puper woman, is snid to be ln the running for the trcusurcr's of fice, resigned recently by Alice Micka. The proposed street Improve ment program which called for flouting of a bond Issue will not be blocked out in time for a place on the ballot. It is expect ed a special election will be culled in the late spring. The is sue will bring to the attention of tho voters a 3-point plan the surfuclng of Main street, installa tion of curbs and gutters, and a storm sewer system. Amount of the proposed issuo has not yet been made public. John Burke, city engineer, is in the bay area this week check-1 lng on final plans. Judge Denies Parole Motion Judge David R. Vandenberg in circuit court this morning de nled a motion to revoke the pa role of Arthur Cordcn Robson, Klamath Falls youth whose ac tions since ordered to report for Induction in the army were un der study in court Saturday. Robson is still on three year's probation from a larceny charge and Is still waiting to be draited. The youth, who will be 19 years old the last day of Febru ary, went to Canada for a visit two days before he was to be in ducted last July and was re fused admission back into this country by immigration officials until last week on the grounds that he was Canadian born and had been convicted of a felony In this country. Monday, rb. 23, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS FIVE The battleship New York was the first naval vessel to use ra dar equipment. f-ij.l "' IsLk t - AT IIADINO D1PAITHINI, - ' OAOCMT ANO MUO 1IO.IS. WOOlfOAM CORP., NEW YOK 10. N.r ARMY SURPLUS NEW FOLDING COTS $6.75 Constructed to Army's rigid requirements. Used Metal Spring Cots $4.50 PRICED FOR QUICK SALE. The Gun Store 714 Main HARTFORD Accident and Indemnity Company- INSURANCE T. B. WAITERS General Insurance Agency FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE 615 Main St. Phone 4193 NOTICE! ; --AEROSOL-- For direct explication of fine penicillin mist to Infections of nose, throat and lungs. . (Asthma, Bronchitis, Colds, Sinusitis, ' Hay Fever, Etc.) ' ' McATEE' CLINIC , 122 So. 7th Phone 5535 Planning a Party? CATERING Cards Showers' Teat . 12:00 Noon to 5:00 p. m. Call 6409 for Reservations : 4-Hour Notice, Please Dinners Served After 6:00 P. M. : Every Day Except Monday Alma' Pound St. Francis Park SPRimsmPMSES! It's time to think of . cottoning up In pretty dresses for spring" and summer' days. Hanging in your closet colorful as bouquets and waiting for spring they make you feel that balmy weath er's here. Worn about the house they're an indoor prelude to bright sunny days. Checks, stripes, plaids and solid colors in flattering styles that run the gamut from Tailored to dirndl. ' Sizes 9 to 44. CRISP HOME FROCKS HELP YOU LOOK AND FEEL YOUR BEST! CHECK THESE PRICES AND SAVE .00 2io 260 J Cottons are charmers to make a lark of your home duties! Prints bright as window box pansies in spirited stripes and bright plain colors. New spring cottons are ready for you. Sizes 1 2' to 44. Flower Sprigged Rayons Flower sprigged rayons for your at- tk 'JLL' home hours. Pastel and darker shades; Ar" pretty for out of the house, too! In U sizes 12-44. JUST ARRIVED at Men's Plaid Sport Shirts . 2.10 Cotton plaids . , . Sizes small, medium, large. Boys1 Bib Overalls . . . 1.25 pr. Big Mac quality. Sizes 4-16. Boys' Sport Shirts 1.49 Quality cottons. Long sleeves. -VCX,',: