Herald and news., May 14, 1946, Page 5, Image 5

I Phont Call Demi Muaun, El.
M 3c, lllyeur-ulil aoii of Mr.
and Mia. llnl Muaun, it 3 II 5 Vino,
plumed hla luutlier friiin Limn
jariicii Dummy, lie iiiiu jum
rived from Yukiiluiimi iifti-r ueluif
overaeiia u yi'ur. He hua u flve
duy leuvo hefme unlnu tn Phila
delphia nuvy yunl with hla ahlp.
Muim rxpreta to ho dlseluiiKed
liout July.
5 To Conduct CUaa Florence
MrC'onuhry, loi'iil Cilrl Ki'oiit ex
ecutive dlri'ctiir, la In Miieilncl
ConduutliiK triilnhiK clnss (or
Girl Scout lenders there. Sim la
the house miesl of Mr. und Mra.
J. C. Stephenson Jr. She rxM'Cta
to return muraiiuy.
Raturna James Illulr or 1327
Oreiioii returned thla week lifter
apciKlhiK aeven nmntha In Ne
brnaka vlaltlnil relnllvea. He wna
culled mere niai winter ny ine
lllneaa of hla brother.
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Vlilt Hart The Hev, und Mra.
Lawrence tl. Mltuhclinoie of
Jiii'kaonvllle, Ore., with their
twin sona, two und u-hulf veins
old, vlalled Moudiiy with their
omenta, the Kev. und Mra. IIukIi
T. Milclielmiiic, on their wuy to
Atluntle City, N. J., where the
Hev. Mr. Mltehelinore Will he
commissioner from Houlhweat
Oreuon iircahytery to the licncr-
ul uascmhly of the I'rcsljyterliin
church, Muy 211 to HI). The twlna
will aiuy Willi I lie in ii i i-T iiii I
iiriiiiilinolher, Mra. Louise Krlck-
aim III Kpokune, The older ami,
nine ycura of uKe. will reinnln
with friends III Jnckaoiivllle. The
Itev. I.iiwrcnre Mltehelinore wua
formerly piiator of the Presbyter
Inn church of Merrill.
Dances Slated The Overaeua
Veteruna bulldlnuj commission,
operutora of Oiiucelnnd, Klniniilh
uveime, uiinouiii'ed toiliiy Unit
lii'KliiiilnM Weilneadny, Muy IS,
there will ho u dunce every Wed
neaihiy nluht In Hdditlon to the
leKiihir Suturduy night dunces
now In effect. DiuicliiK aturta Hi
H:45 p. m. until nildnlKlit. These
dunceaiire sponsored by the local
poat of the Veteruna of Korean
Wura und ull proceeda are pluced
In the biilldinu fund for construe
lion of u poat liomo und I aervice
center. The public la cordiully
Invited.
From Session Mra. Louie
llenaon, Mra. K, K. Jenklna,
Hubert C'oen and the Hev.
Chiirlea Hundatrnin returned
thla puat weekend from I'ortlund
wheie they attended the Oregon
Diiutist atule convention All are
ntf.mlu.rt of Ihrt linniniiiifl linn. '
tlat cliurch of thla cl'.v
Unuaual Tulip Mra. Mlchuel
Diinniiily, 1)24 Owens, la proudly
dlapluylnu a tulip plant with
four hloaaouia these duya. The
tulip la u xriift mid hua four vi'l
low lilooma from one alem. The
Kl'iifllliR wua done on the bulb
und the bulb plunted the hitter
part of September, DMA. Mra.
biirmody didn't know wliut
colora the blooma would be.
Paul O. Landry
this question:
"Suppose I neve an ac
cident whlla driving my
car. la It trua that by add
ing an Inexpensive 'rider'
to my preaant auto policy,
coata oi my madical treat
ment will ba covered, or
death benaflta will ba paid
my helraT"
For Information on any
tnaurance problem conault
THE LANDRY CO.
419 Moln St. Ph. 56l2
Serving Klamath
20 Year
The Courthouse la Now
On Block Down The
Street From Our Office.
Home In Wlaconain Mr. and
Mra. Joaeph Yiircich, 3:i.'t Com
merclul, are Icuvinif Wedneaduy
for Milwaukee where they plun
to iniike their home. Yurclch la
:ohi Into bualneaa there. Mra.
rtirclch la the diiuKlitcr of Mr.
und Mra. Michael It. Unrmndy,
VIA Oweni.
Ha Surgery Victor Taechl
nl, well known I'ellcun Buy
Lumber compuny employe und
reaident of I'elicun City, hud
surgery ut lllllalile hospital Mon
duy. Today hla condition wua re.
ported good.
Camp Registration ReKintro
lion for auinmer camp at Cuinp
Kstlier AppleKute la open for ull
registered (Jlrl Scouta. HeKlalra
tlon muy be made at the local
Scout office, -412 Muln. The
registration fee muni accompany
the application.
Pool Site
Purchase
Deferred
A recommendation from the
it-creation committee advisliiK
the purchuae by the city of the
Will Humphrey property on
Muln In the HOIK) block for the
aite of the propoaed city swim
ming pool wua considered und
tallied for further atudy hy the
city council laM nlKlit.
The property la nrlced ut $12.-
000 with $1000 of thut mm do
niited, leaving a net of $11,000.
A petition from a group of
people owning lota on Mortimer
appeared on the council docket.
The properly ownera requested
thut the city approve an alley
behind their lota for "conveni
ence mid fire aufety precaution."
The petition pointed out thut
when drivewuya ure blocked it ia
impossible for the fire depart
ment to net lt equipment be
hind the property. A aeriou
fire broke out in September,
11)44, when bulldinxa belonging
to the petitionera were burned
because firc-fightlng equipment
couldn't rench the rear of the
property. The mutter wax re
ferred to the fire chief for re
port and will be aludied by the
council.
Taxi Application Contaatad
Action on an application by
Jease Kiiighteii to locale a cub
stand, the Terminal Cub com
puny, at Hie Pacific Greyhound
hua depot, which hua been pend
ing for aoine time cume up
ugiiln. Lawrence E. Nush of the
Yellow Cub compuny preaented
statistics showing that the rutin
ol cubs nerving the population of
Klamath Kalis in considerably
higher than in moat other cities,
mill thut there ia no need for un
additional cub line. The mutter
i wux referred last week to the po-
lice committee, and a report la
expected next week. 1
I Communications concerning'
i the clty'a request for certain in-1
stnllutiona ut the naval air sta
tion, recently taken over by the
city under an Interim permit,
were read from Guy Cordon,
llurris Elsworth, Lowell Stock
man and Homer Angell. All
stilled their Intentlona to coop
erule fully with the city'a re
quest und do all they could.
The Veteruna of Foreign Wara
und the Americun Legion were
granted permission to sell Buddy
Poppiea in the businesa district
of Klamath Fulls, Suturduy, May
25, The Legion alio requested
the clty'a okuy on parking a car
on Muin ut Hth ull duy to use as
headquarters. This wua turned
over to the chief of police with
power to act.
Hana Norland Auto Inaurance,
123 N. 8th St.
HtaAi.p a nawa, m.-.ia r.io. on, tchoat, my u, in, ru "H
127 S. Sixth St.
Phona 6842
Leach Service Co.
Electrical Contracting . . . Household and
Commercial Work. '
Small Motor and Electrical Appliance Repair
Fluorescent Lighting for
Home. Office or Store
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Returning Home Mra. Kver
elt Jackson of 2U4 1 Blstx-e la ex
pected to return home Wednea
day after recieving aurgery al
Hillside hospital.
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Tulelake Kd Roller, vice
president of Arden Farms, Oiik
liind, Calif., spent the weekend
at the Tulelake Boat club, Tule
lake. He ia a frequent visitor
there.
From Harbor Mra. Grace
Evans of llnrlior, wna a guest of
Mrs. Grace Wells Monday night
at the cookery school and wua
presented with a nut pie.
WOMEN! WHO SUFFER
FIERY MISERY OF
HOT FLASHES
It the functional "mlddla-age"
period preuliar to women caumee
you to sutler Irooj hot Ituhes, ncr
voua u-nslon, larltablllljr try fam
ous Lydla K. Flnkham'a Vmrtabla
Ofmxund to relieve aucb armptoma.
Pink ham 'a Comtiouiid la one of the
brat known mrdlriuea for this pur
pose. Also a fraud itouiaclilo tonic I
Treatment Donald Blair, 6-monlh-old
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Boyd Bluir, 4S44 Boardmun, ia
receiving medical treatment at
Hillsldo hospital.
Horse Show Mra. Clyde
James, 15(1.1 Avalon, attended
the horse allow in Eugene over
the weekend.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to our many friends
and especially to the members
of Klamath Lodge No. 77,
AF&AM, for their acta of kind
ncas and sympathy during our
recent bereavement.
Florence Huateiid and children
Mr. und Mrs. Clifford Huatead
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Huatead
and family.
Mra. Sherman Brock
and fnmlly.
Mr. and Mra. t rank Huatead
and family.
Mr. and Mra. Deloa Huatead
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Hickman
and family.
DINE i
At The Sign
Of The
RED ROOSTER
Klamath's Finest
B14 Klamath Ave.
Open 6 A. M. to 10 P. M.
rfaa IVti Ur rarlr aarvillnt
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I Bluea clothes dialing 1
' whit whilm you waMh.
2, Ends bluing spots, streaks.
5 No harsh Ingredients safe
I for everything waahabla.
For Safety! Sake
ii Vta. " Jrr
HAVE YOUR CAR
Overhauled Now!
If you have not had your ear thoroughly
checked over by a competent mechanic recently,
have it done right now. before you atart on any
summer trips. It may need only minor re
pairs, if so, we'll tell you. But DO IT NOWI
MEET:
A. . "CHRIS" CHRISTY One of the very
competent mechonict in our shop. He's a
specialist on general overhaul work, and will
do a first-clots job on your car.
IUdPSIE M0TDII& C(0.
YOUR PONTIAC GMC TRUCK DEALER
4th and Klamath
Phona 8184
YOU CAM TRAVEL
BY TRAIN TO
CALIFORNIA
Five trains every day.
Plenty of room now.
Just telephone us for
tickets and reservations.
The friendly Southern Pacific
LLOYD STITT, District Freight and Passenger Agent
Ticket Office Phone 3111
y aw i wj"' - k at
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