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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1947)
( WEATHER OHICflON- ClmKIV today, tnnls"! and loniiirrtiw Willi auine anw or ruin In aolllliwoal. anil llurilra lUuilwrl. I'nlilar liHluy ami lunlahl. rr.ah l ilniMM .tltilli.rW vvlmla nil coaal Itai'oni Ilia utuililata lu fiaali aaalarly lala Ut day NOIITIIKIIN CM.IKnilNIA- Nlmwara In nitilli anil aaal liMluy and In thai null) t lala aflarniMin. Hhuwara (onlalil and lminrnw Hllahlly I'lmlar. Ki.all In admiM wralaily wlnda nil nnrtharn and ranlral cnaal and (riall auutliarly off aolllliarn vnuat tnday, nelurni South Wilbur W. Jones or I'lllHbum, Calif., ru turned by truln Monduy ulKlit til Ills llOIIUI ufUT II Wfl'k-MI(i v)nlt hi'i'u with IiIh uiirtmts, Mr, uiid Mm. Wilbur A. Junes, :io:i lllKli. Till! older Jtmi-s Is report ed dolnit nicely In Klmimtli Vul lev IiomiUuI wlirro ho will be coudiiL'd several mtmlha for trt'iitincnt of a fruuliirv. Also vlnltlnK hero Sunduy were Jones ti'imon, Attorney Don Newbury uiul family of Medford. They pent tho ilny, returning to Uio valley Sunduy cvenlnu. Improving Penny 11 1 a k c, dauwbter of Mr, mill Mra. L. V. Upeiievr of Tulelnke, continued to allow Improvement at Klam ath Vulley hoapltal Monduy. Miss Uluke, 13, suffered second dcureo burn on the. body In a fire which dealroyed tho Spen cer home, anil took the life of her atep.brolher, Tommy, Hi. n. A. M. Grand Chapter Of Hear Vlalla Auuuat J. Stunite, M. K, uruud hluh priest of the uruiKi L'himtor of Hiival Arch Musiins of Ureuon, will make Ilia official vlalt to tills dlatrlct nt tin II o'cluck meellnK Wednesday, Jtt-mnry 20. All coinpunlona Invited. Leave for South Mr. and Mr. Koderlck Smith and Mr. and Mra, Stanley llajicek left Saturday by train for a week or 10-day visit in southern Cali fornia, Includlnu Kan Du iio anil l.o Auiii'lea, where they will visit with relatives. Vlsltlna Sister Mrs. Sydney Kvuns led Saturday by train for ban niello, cnlir., whi-re she win spend several weeks vlnltlnK with her sister. Mrs. Will llnsen- beek, and before returning home will also visit with a brother, Ralph Culler, and other rela tives residing In and near Los Articles. Bio Mnting Over 180 reser. vutions have ulready been made by chamber of commerce mem bers fur the big general meet ing to be held at the Wlllurd Wednesday noon. The stale sules tax will be discussed pro and con ut the meeting which Is open to all members of the chamber. Successful The community chorus Monduy night had n laruc turnout and a successful reiieursal. preparations lor a concert to be presented soon are well under way and the date will bo announced in the near future. Historical The Klamath His torical society will moet at tho chamber of commerce Wednes day at 8 p. in. and discuss pending activities of the group. Anyone Interested Is cordially Invited to attend. In Hospital Ncla Eck. 3204 Ilurlun drive, is a patient at Klumuth Vulley hospital where ho is receiving treatment. Eck Is an employe of Howard Coop er company. Woman of Moosa A special meeting of Women of the Moose who are attending the confer ence nt Corvullis Is culled for 8 o'clock tonight at Moose hull. All womnn planning to make the trip arc requested to be there. Improving J.-K. Penrod, 415 N. 5th, who had surgery at Hill side hospital lost week Is great ly improved, according to word received today. CARD OF THANKS I cannot find adequnte words to express my gratitude to nil those who sent beautiful flowers and messages of cheer during my illness. Mr. Pnull Joins mo In (hanking Mich and everyone with our deepest sincerity. ROSE PAULL, . WILLIAM PAULL. . .Ip-.' IGHTWlfff A SMLE"I Saa w baaMUal aoV tiaaUaa la laa anaaaa RAINBOW LINE OREGON GRANITE CO. Since loos Box 308 Madford, Ora. I-EADS Packing Crating Shipping Local Moving Office and Warehouse 553 Market Phone 8271 STORAGE I Haturns To Madford l'urker J. Woods, mcrchundlae muniigcr of Leona Tota-to-Teens stores, returned to Ills home in Medford Monday lifter conferring here Monday with Mra. CJwen Ever lit, manager of tho Klumuth fulls store. In Eugane Mrs. Krcd W. Ab bey of Lincoln street la visiting In Eugene with her daughter's family, Mr. und Mrs. Arthur Larson mid sous. It la understood here thai Mra. Lurseu has been quite HI fur tho past several weeks. ThlmbU Club The Thimble club of Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet ut 2 p. m. Wednesday with Vera Reeves of 437 N. 2nd. Those attending should bring their acwhig, and refreshments will he nerved. All members and friends are Invited to attend. Degree Staff Members of the Rcbckah degree stuff will prac tice Thursday at 7:30 p.m. In lOOF hall and all are requested to be present. Hasblns lliublns of the Eagles auxiliary will meet Thursday ut 7:30 p. m, at 223U Radcliffc. Sure But Where's The Cow? m-Yi ' If I Jt'' -1'Jbi mill - , hi r a si law mmU if i-- JTalia& Girl Scout News Fairvlew Brownias with Laadar Mrs. J. Martin Adams ara shown above, visiting tha Lost Rivar dairy plant. Tha childran ara Judith M. Braunar. Cristina RutlaMgs, Mary Harlan, Elisabeth Robartson. Beverly Nalson, Dorothy Klint, Diana Smith. Mary Lou Williams. Halan Puckatt i Sonja Funk. Patricia Ann Wilbanks, Carol Con gar, Phyllis Dannelley. Sharon and Sandra Adams. Rov A. Schleiieimen, plant manager, ana nay women, assistant manager, conouctaa the tour through the various departmenta and Mra. Adams was assisted in keeping tha group to gether by Mra. G. Robartson, Mrs. Robert Braunar and Mrs. William Parry. Troop 9 had a very successful Christmas party. Mrs. Olesou und Mrs. Crawford und their group of girls were in charge of entertainment. Shirley and Su zanne played a piano duet, ufter which Ihu girls presented a play. The second group led by Mrs. Swanson Frel pro ded refresh ments. Marv Jo, Donna, Jean, Hetle, Delorea, Marion, Ueverly, Shirley, Jonelle and Sharon brought nine delicious cakes which they served to the moth ers, teachers. sionsors and girls. A lurgo box of candy was pre sented bv the group to the Isola tion hospital. A father and daughter dinner will be the next activity of troop 9. Keno Child Struck By Car Clinton John Meyer, 7-ycnr-old son of Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Meyer of the Keno highway, is in Klamath Valley hospital suf fering from multiple Injuries re ceived lute Monday afternoon when he Is said to have dashed in front of u car near his home. Driver of the machine. Walter Eugene Weaver, C! rants Pass, told Investigating state police that he saw the little boy stand ing ut the mall boxes on the right hand side of the road and suddenly the child run in front of the car toward his home. . Weaver applied tho brukes and turned to the left in nn attempt to avoid the boy but struck the child and a telephone pole. Of ficers sold they did not know whether the boy wos thrown by the Impact of the car or whether he was carried a distance by the machine. Clinton's condition was de scribed as fulr todny by the at tending physician wh'o said the boy had a fracture of the left leg, head Injuries, and internal hurts. The accident occurred at 4:43 p. m. nine miles from Klam ath Falls. Woman Fractures Arm In Fall Mrs. Myrtle Rhea, employed I at Black and White service sta-1 lion, suffered a fracture of the left arm when she fell early this morning, Tuesday, while I preparing to go to work. Mrs. Rhea slipped in the snow near her house. Following treatment at Klam ath Valley hospital, Mrs. Rhea was dismissed to return home. School Board Takes Action Routine business including the naming of two teachers to fill vacancies in the city school sys tem, took up the time of both bourds of district 1 and 2, in ses sion Monday night. Mrs. Helen Johnson, who lias had previous teaching experi ence in California, will take over the fifth first grade at Mills, and Mrs. Corumuc Feinting, for mer Nebraska teacher, will in struct In the second grade ot Pclicon where conditions mode it necessary to divide that class room. Superintendent Arnold L. Cralupp advised the bourds that a new boiler was being installed at Mills school. The boards es tablished the tuitionul policy in relation to the Saturday after noon art classes for grade young sters at KU1IS. Charles McLin was named to two periods of generul science at KUIIS, relieving Joe LaClair who will devote full time to audio -visual education. McLin spends the remainder of the day at Fremont Junior high where he is dean of boys and physical education Instructor. The boards continued the study of teacher salaries and heard a report from Garry Rob ertson, chairman of the teachers salary committee. The boards re- Iected a proposal made by Ralph .. Morgan, state supervisor of agricultural education, for par ticipation on farm training in agriculture for veterans. The re mainder of the session was spent in studying with A. W. Hoston. clerk, a report on bond and serial levy funds. Zion Lutheran The Ladies Aid of Zion Lutheran church will hold a regular monthly meeting at the church Thursday oflernoon. with luncheon at 1 p. m. Mrs. Jack Cisler will be hostess for this occasion. City Delivery Service. Ph. 8417. Quickly ReKevei Distress of SOscmSfuHy CoGdColcis T uC '"' Va-tro-nol up SPrLfiuft ch nostril promptly I fkuli''lilJ,i relieves anlBly. study Vus$V'trs distress of head colds- makes breathing easier, Alia kilps ffmitt many colds from developing It used In tune. Try III You'll like 111 Follow directions In paokage. V1CKSVATROH01 1 Ronclta Dine & Dance Bar Open 10 a. m. Daily On Highway 39 Calif.-Ore. State Line Coming Horns M. E. Jones, 005 Victory drive, is expected home from Hillside hospital within the next few days. He has been under care for double pneumonia ' but is greatly improved. Named Director A. A. Rick biel, Klamath Falls jeweler, was named one of the directors of the Oregon State Jewelers asso ciation In session In Portland Monday. Rlckbiel Is owner of Rickys Jewelry store here. Police Search Man's Family The body of John Stevenson Colette, 31-year-old night club entertainer who was killed in a plane crash January 13 near Marysvllle, Calif., remains un claimed in a Marysville morgue and authorities again appealed to The Herald and News to lo cate the man's wife Alice, thought to be here or in Lake- view. A cull was received late Mon day afternoon by The Herald and News from the newsroom of the Marysville Appeal-Democrat, advising that Colette's body has not been buried and no trace of any relatives could be found. All of the entertain er's personal belongings were apparently In the plane which burned in Nevada county close to the Yuba county line. Col ette appeared here as "Johnny Stevens" at Lakeshore inn dur ing the holiday season but left Just before Christmas to fill an engagement as master of ceremonies at the Casablanca club in Marysville. It is understood that Colette was en route to Klamath Falls "to meet his wife Alice," leav- II1EAI.D NEWS. Klamala ralll, Ora. TUESDAY. Jaa. IS, !. Pas tin Modoc County Rancher Dies ALTURAS, Calif., Jon. 27 Jessie Essex, well known Modoc county rancher, died yesterday in the Alturas hospital from In juries received when the vehicle he was driving was struck by a Klamath Falls bound OCN stage. Essex was driving a jeep with a trailer load of hay attached. It was reported that he attempted to cross the road about IS miles ing the Marysville airport un der protest of officials there due to weather conditions. Alice has not been heard from. west of Alturaa on tha Reddln highway when tha bus craahad into tho side of tha Jeep. Essex was rushed to tit ho, pitol immediately, but suo. cumbed on the operating table. Proves Wonderful For Itching Skin! To promptly soothe Itching, burning skin of Enema, Plmplaa, AthJate't Foot and similar akin and scalp Ini. tationa due to external cause apply Zemo a Doctor's highly nwdicaUa, intitiblt liquid backed by US ye ara It auccesat Zemo also aids hailing. Over 26,000,000 packages sold. First, trial convinces! In 8 afswi sizes. All drugstores. JJi jjll atft Sit I PIN-WORMS CAUSE FIDGETING AND THAT AWFUL ITCH Om of tht wsrnlnr mignm at Pin-Worma i ft nwrlQK rtctaj itch which ofUn tuM ftdcatinf and broken steep, and M7 kftd to vn norm mtriom dtatraM, It te no tenser tux try to put vp wHh the trouble caufttd by Pin.Worms, becmxum etene ham at last foond a wax to iiek tiM ctabboro pesta aacilr and safely. Gt JAYNf S f-W atts flrattisn ot Pin Worm. PW to ft medically aound treat ment based on an officially reeorniied 4rog eiemcnt which has proved Tery effective In dealing; with this turiy Infection. The tmail f-W tablets art In ft special way to destroy Pin-Worm. f-W zocaas Pia-Worm relief t Winter Service Special! Wash and Vacuum Car Lubricate Chassis Complete Check Transmission and Differential Oil Levels Clean and Repack Front Wheel Bearings Inspect Brake Lining Check Battery and Clean Cable and Terminals Clean and Re-Oil Air Cleaner Clean and Reipace Spark Plugs $50 3 We Pick-up & Deliver $50 3 OLDS-CADILLAC DIVISION 7th ft Klamath r C1EAN$ AS IT SHIN 5 1 Ifl PASTE SHOE POLISH fl aeWWws- m WtfffAV V? 1 yJsaOiiAW. . . SKJi LIQUID PTws"- Uquld Dysnihine n. , --jl.!.-. Your teon ' tci . m her Silver Anniversary and the return of better baking with this country-wide : ONS l' 'z5?? mv ,JOYl . SJ ' f fk ' S"V VH Heaven Russian Braid ' 'A " obbleTiy DouWc-QucJk "New Method" 'tip wCS-V C V ' . ' " rr srw WAr V li M InA WHILE THEY IASTI w r.a it v . int.,n.n.i.mi".!nu a Crocker. Dept 60, General MlUa. w Silver Anniversary recipes for 5 excit ing Betty Crocker "Carnival" bakings ...each tested and perfected to put a new "lift" in your midwinter baking... now that groafnGold Medal "Kitcotn Usui" flour ia back! Ask your grocer! If your grocer hasnt these "Mid winter Carnival" recipea. write Betty Crocker. Dept 60. General Mills, Minneapolis 1. Minn. Party cakes to golden-crusted bread . . . bitter baking's back wlfh Gefd Medaff The biggest baking "spree" in history is on! Because superb, snow-white "all-purpose" Gold Medal is back . . . bringing back betltr baking country-wide! Here's a pedigreed "oil-purpose" flour so white, so fine that you can successfully turn out everything from delicious rolls and bread to Betty Crocker "Double-Quick" New Method party cakes. Party cakes? Yes, the most delicate! Because Gold Medal's so versatile ... so silken-fine You see. Gold Medal's actually sifted tbnmgb silk ... the last silk cloth being to fint that every square inch has over 12,000 openings! So when you bake the glamorous Carnival Marble Cake . illustrated ... or use any other Betty Crocket "Double-Quick" Mew Method recipe . . . expect a cake that is lighter, finer textured, more delicious! Use Gold Medal "Kitcbeu-ttsftd" Flour In all your baking. With the General Mills Betty Crocker recipes In every sack, It's your easiest, surest way to baking success. v , Central Mills "Betty Crocker" and "Kitcheiflcsttd" are ref. trademarks ot General Mills. Sift together into bowl . ft Vftfot, ''0 I MAOC IT UTTY CSOCKEI ov6f(?'"'cf MM METHOD Cuts your mixing time Yil no creaming ... no etjg-beatlngl Hv all ingredients room temperature (70 to 73). (Short ening should be soft, not melted.) Preheat oven to 330 (moderate). Grease generously- and dust with flour a mmat Uyer fm, 9-ns. diameter, 1 foin. deep, te I tUmg pan, 9x13 2-in., cr I square pan, 9x9 x2 in. Sift COLD MEDAL "Kitchen tested" Flour before measuring. Measure all ingredients ac curately (level) before starting to mix. ' 2 Vt npi (2 ctipi plot 1 tbfft.) fjfraet OOID MEDAi "Kirckaa-4ailad" lavldwd flour 1 V cups tvaar 1 Vt tap. alaMfcla tH Mtiaa Mwatar . 1 tap. salt i cva hlali grad vaaetakla sasertaslaa ' Add . . . loipaillk I tap. Ravarlaf at vigorously with spoon for 2 minutes by dock (about 130 strokes per minute). You may rest a moment when beat ing by hand; just count actual beating tune or strokes. Or mix with electric mixer on slew to medium speed tor 2 minutes. Scrape sides and bottom of bowl frequently. Add ; . . H to cup enWertaaoai whites (4 large) Continue beating 2 more minutes, scraping bowl frequently. Pour about of batter into prepared pan or pans. 1 sq. uniwaatanad chocolate (1 es.) I . Mlraxl, anlKod with 4ttp.sodo 1 2 tbip. warm water I Vt tap. rod food cotarlnf, If doilrod Mix until well blended (about Vl minute). Pour chocolate batter here and there over white batter. Cut through batter several times with knife for marbled effect. - , ako layers 25 " 3 minutes; oblong cake 35 It 40 minuttti square cake 50 to $5 minutes in medtralt mm (330). (Square cakes often "crack.") Delicious uniccd , . . warm from the oven ... or frosted, when cool with your tavorite white icing, TO SAVI ON SUOARs Uao turn woar and Vt ma white com ayrop. ledac aallk to Yt tap phii Add aynip wrrii aillt to dry latradlaata. It you use BeU-Rtilnt near, omit batons powder and salt 1 If you live at an altitude over 3000 ft., writ Betty Crocker, General Mills, Inc., Mlmvaapolia 1, Ktatk, for recipe adjuata ments. Please specify recipea wanted. (Cllf . . . f III IN MOtUIAf HOTUOM) T niMliiliif batter add mm t! i , 1
