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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1947)
WEATHER OBEOON ParUr cloudy today, In rea.lns lonlihl and Sunday, with tght rain on eoavt and aouth of lugetie Sunday. Mot quit ao cold on ua.l and from Xugana to Medford onlahl Strong eaitarly wind! In Co umbla gorge; gentia eaal to aouu rind, off coaiL NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Morning tog near cnaat Pereiitent fog In valley. vlth cloudy aklal today, tonight and lundoy. Little change In temperature. . lentla to moderate variable wind off toait Shower A shower was held lor Mrs. Brent Deitrick at her aome, 1604 Nimitz, last Tuesday evening by the employes and wives of employes at Lakeshore Inn. Attending the shower as lift bringers were Mrs. Chester Voting, Mrs. Edward Gordon, Mrs. Clifford Nelson, Mrs. Val Davidson, Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mrs. Lew Taylor, Edith Bartels, Maxine Golden and Frances Smith. Dinner Meeting The Saddle club held its February meeting last Wednesday night with a dinner at Sari's. Around 20 members were present to dis cuss 'coming activities of the club and plans for the Saddle club birthday party. ' Song Published Rilla Stout, 1816 Logan, has recently had one of her latest songs, entitled "Go 'Way Kid Don't Bother Me," accepted for publication by the Success Music Publish ing company of Aurora, 111. Card Party The Ladies Aux iliary of CIO will sponsor a card party tomorrow night, Saturday, at the CIO hall, 234 Main. Awards will be given and re freshments served. The party will start at 7:30 o'clock. - Gift Show Jack Hooks, own er of the Cameo shop, plans to leave Monday for the San Fran cisco gift show after which he will go to Los Angeles. He ex pects to be gone about a week. .'.Woman of the Moos Offi cers and escorts of the Women of the Moose, lodge 467, will meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. in the Moose hall. All are asked to at tend. There will be drill practice. Pythian Meet The Knights of Pythias meeting will be held Monday at 8 p. m. in the IOOF hall. Initiation will be held in the rank of Knight. All members are cordially invited to attend. Reminder Church and Li brary club members are re minded that the play to begin Monday, February 10, at the Little Theatre will start prompt ly at 2:30 p. m. . Catholic. Daughters There , will be a business meeting of S Catholic Daughters of America .Monday at 8 p. m. in the parish hall andall members are asked In Hospital O. L. Brown, well known Olene rancher and long time Klamath resident, is recovering satisfactorily at Klamath Valley hospital from major surgery. - Business Visitors Mrs. Lens Garrett and her mother, Mrs. C. A. Lenz, were In town Thurs day from the Lenz ranch on Klamath marsh to buy tires for their jeep. - Son Born Mr. and Mrs. Al vin Culver, 1132 Crescent, are parents of a son, their first child, born Friday night at Klamath Valley hospital. Mrs. Culver is the former Louise Patterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson of this city. This is the first grandson for the Pattersons. The little fellow, who weighed 6 pounds 14 i ounces, has been named Dennis Alvin. Card Party Catholic Daugh ters of America are planning a pre-Lenten card party to be held in the parish hall Friday, Feb ruary 14. at 8 p. m. Nora Man ning is chairman of the commit tee for the party and she will be assisted by Florence Pickett, Helen Euan. Caroline Joans. Louise Vaughn and Bonnie Van denberg. The public is invited to attend, and for information call Florence Pickett, 8231. To Washington Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Stockdale, 1530 Wiard, are leaving tonight, Saturday, for Centralis, Wash. They have been called there by the death of his mother, Mrs. Margaret Stockdale. The late Mrs. Stock dale was a frequent visitor in Klamath Falls in the past and had many friends in the city. Clothing Entrance! The 9th street entrance of the First Christian church will be open every day of the week except Sunday to receive contributions of clothing for shipment to Eu rope, it was announced today. The Klamath Falls United Council of Church Women is sponsoring this clothing drive. Aloha Chapter Members of Aloha chapter, No. 61, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet Tuesday, February 11, at 8 p. m. There will be initiation of candidates and a Valentine par ty. Mrs. Howard Listoe, worthy matron, and Joe Kennedy, wor thy natron, invite all members and visiting members to attend. New Spud Grade Potato growers in Klamath county will express their opinion in regard to an additional potato grade at a hearing Monday, February 10, at 8 p. m in the circuit court room, Klamath Falls, the county agent's office announced today. . Surgery Bob Sproat, head of the Klamath Furniture com pany, is recovering from major surgery at Franklin hospital, 14th and Noe, San Francisco. Mrs. Sproat is in San Francisco at this time. , Lions Auxiliary The Lions club auxiliary will hold its regu lar meeting Monday, February 10 at 8 p. m. in the Winema hotel. Leave on Trip Mrs. Alice Capozzolo and son Tony left by plane yesterday for Washington, D. C, where they will visit with, friends. Mrs. Capozzolo will re turn March 1. HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND BUGEXI ORE. MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr. and lira. J. E. Barley aai Joe Earley Preprlctere READ . "Chiropractic Presents Its Case" in the February READERS DIGEST Your Home . NOW! - Clean, glistening white ROCKWOOL WILL NOT DISCOLOR YOUR CEILING. Our agents carry credentials. ' If anyone representing himself to be our agent can't furnish these credentials, please call ut immediately. We can now insulate the attic of the average 5-room home, full 4" $QA thickness, for about OU Terms to Suit Your Convenience We Specialize in Commercial Jobs Phone 7709 for Free Estimate Suburban Lumber Co; "Choir Of The West" To Sing Here , ajiwe ltaaiqi.aejelMaaji&!aM "The Choir of the West." an a cappella group from Pacilic Lutheran college. Parkland, Wash., will present concert' it fine music at the Klamath Union high school auditorium Sun day, February 16, at 8 p. m. Tickets are on sale at both the high school and by members of the Klamath Lutheran church. The choir is made up of SO members and the director. The 20 men and 30 women are students at Pacific Lutheran college and this Is the 30th annual tour made by the choir covering Oregon. Washington and California cities. Crater Lake Weather Good Clear skies with a few scat tered clouds covered the Crater Lake national park area today, promising fine weather for skiers and tourists. The morning radio reports from the park indicated 100 inches of snow on the ground with an icy crust. Between 11 a. m. and 4 D. m. the skiing is reported good on the slopes, but unless there is a good fall of snow the trails will be rough and rutted. The minimum temperature for the last 24 hours was 24 degrees. the maximum rose to 48. The thermometers read 27 degrees at 8:30 this morning. , Roads in the park are all clear and in good condition, the re port said, and no chains are re quired. Drivers were urged to carry chains with them, how ever, in case of emergency. . CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our heart felt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, messages of sympathy, and beautiful flor al offerings lor our oeioveo brother. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Roberts and family. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Trafton and family. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mectvam and family. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shoup. New Cafe Owners Lloyd S. Berry and Ernest Chadwell of Portland have purchased the Night Hawk cafe. 629 S. 6th, and will reopen the cafe Mon day morning, after naving re decorated the building. They will feature 24-hour service. U. S. farm output rose one third between 1939 and 1946, prices doubled and farm income tripled. ANNUAL MAUN Fireman's BALL Sat., Feb. 8 Benefit Malln Fir Dept. Music by PAPPY GORDON And His Oregon Hillbillies Admission $1.20 Person Dancing 10 till 2 Happy Hour Club The Hop-1 .' Easter Lily Mrs. C. S. fcob-. py Hour club will be entertained ertson. 322 Lincoln, reports that Tuesday, Febrary 11. at 2 p. m. Sho has a potted Kusler lily now at the home of Mrs. Maud A. i in bloom. She will take it to her Hosley, 623 High. , I church Sunday.. -'.. Mayor Back From Meeting Mayor Ed Osloiulorf reported today that hto two-day visit to thi" stale capital was vory suc cessful. The mayor said Hint he appeared before the state's sub committee on nprnimutirs in re lation to four bills ponding be fore the legislature, to ulvo his views on' the legislation. . Ono of the principal-bills to appear before the aub-committca whs uvTAanu caning jur reorgan ization, of the statu aeronautics board. The bnnrri Is now com posed of either airport managers or flyers with a certain iimoutit of experience.- The proposed chauge would give t ho cities having an Investment In the IIKKAI.D NKWi, Klamath tall., Ola. SA1TRIIAV, ree. I, lull, fin Tar. fields mora representation on the hoard. . Also discussed was a new bill providing for planning and soil ing around city iilrporln, mid n bill nuiklng It lllin( to drop any nrtlclo from an airpluno flying over land. The mayor pointed out that the Inllor bill would prevent food from being dropped to wrecked or Isolated persons and that his group from the League of Oregon Cities hits reconumqidcd certain amend ments to the act. 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