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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1947)
News IP T A Notes Milli Founders Day wim (iliai-rvud ly Milln l'TA on Wednesday afternoon with Mra. Qcoiko l'hll llpi In churKu of tho prournm. Tlie school orchestra pliiyocl "Hcltool I'nrnuo" mid "Murry Widow Wult." iiikI wii dlruulod by Mm. 1'iilrlclii Until. Onry StronK played "Sharp itliootrrtt" mid "N i n p o I 1 1 u n Nluht" on tint accordion, A pluy, "Tho Slilnlnu Koiid," was Klvcn bv Mrs. Ken Ulrlch, Mm. C. A. Khoop, Mm. Phillips, Bonnie O' lliirni, Beverly Fuller, Marilyn Jliirdln und JJimnu Phillips. Honored kuchIh (or tliu after noun were puat l'TA jiroitUUintH Mm. M. F, Shrecve, Mm. Frank Liimbo, Mm, Geoi'Ko I'llllllpa, Mm. Mnyine JdIiiikoii, Mm. Irene Kt.riter und Mm. Hurt lliiwklna, flral county nnd Mllla l'TA ureal dent; Mm. W, 8. Metier, present county president. Mm. lluwkina mid Mm. Pouter poured in tho Hllver ten, from a very ultractlvcly decorated Inble. Tho builiicmi mcetlitK wim con cluded by the president, Mm. O'. llurru. Mm. Foster, school libra rliui, allowed the fiuo books hI in Inn piirchuscd with the l'TA Horary dnniitloil, Delia Itccord's serud knicIo room hud the hlxhenl roll cull, Verno Kpelm Introduced Mm. Helen Johnaon, now first unida teacher, and liuve a report on leulalutlvo meusurea to cimic be fore the votera. lie it Iho ex plained the mnmiKemenl of the achool citfeterln end the blatory of It, Hpclray Mm, O. E. Matthews end Mm. E. L. Hnrkee were up pointed for the tiomlnaliiiK com mittee. The study group will meet at the borne of Mm. V, A, Roue on February 20. Joseph Conger Condor l'TA conlhillv Invltoa nil piiionlH to attend u apecliii Foundern day prourum to be pro auntcd at tho regular mcctliiK to bo held WodnofKUiy, February ID at 2:30 p. m, In tho achool. Mra. Glenn lliumljUi la In chiiruo of tho program. A allver nooilwlll offerlnw will bo taken In obaerv ance of the day. All parents with boya v to 12 years of owe, are uiKod to at- livin with Ihoir Bonn a mcolbiK vailed for Friday, February 21 at 7:;iu p. m. to oi'Kumzo a cub pack for Connor achool, Tho nieetlnu will bo hold in tho achool baaumont, Shaits Simula PTA will have an exe cutive board meeting Tueaday, February 18, at 2.30 p. m. In the Shasta achool. Rooaevelt . Tho flooaevelt Parent-Teacher aaaoclatlon will observe Found em day next Tueaday, February 11) at 2:110 p. in. In the achool auditorium with Mra. A, A, Moutuoniery aa program chair man. All mothcra and thoao In tereated In the achool aro urged to attend. Court Upholds Controct Marriage BOOMSnUIKJ, Pa Feb. 14 (P) A war veteran' marriage to a llcrwlck, Ia woman by contract In abaentla la valid tinder rcniv aylvanla law, aaya Judge C. W Urelaher. Hla ruling waa handed down In domeatlc relutlona court yea- terday on a petition by Mm Ituth Evcrhart that Harry Agua- tua Everhart (homo town un available) bo required to sup port tier ana two children. She told tho court ho aigned n contract of marriage In Orange Texan, March lfl, 11)44, and that Kverhart aigned it In New Guinea May 7, 1044. He ordered the couple to ho pear February 24 on the support claim, What la aald to be the world's only achool for explorers is at Harvard university. Saturday Night --9 to 1 "Music As You Like It" by the DANCEMASTERS Admisilon, 749, Including Tax Sponsored bf Post' 1383. VT.W. Coal For Londoners Lift $f Standing In line in below freealng temperaturea, Londoners wait to draw their cost ration at a London coal depot. London announced thousands of industrial plants have been closed to ease the fuel shortage as troops were called out to aid In the struggle to open rail lines, blocked by one of the nation's heaviest snowfalls in years. AP wirephoto. Police Launch Hunt For Escaped Cons WILKES-BAR RE, Pb Feb. 14 (IP) Pennsylvania law enforce ment officials, pushing a search for two long-term convicts who escaped from Ilolmcaburg prison five days ago, sought today to recapture two more convicts who engineered a successful break from Lur.erne county prison. Three Inmates of the Luzerne prison attacked a guard, took away his keys and wallet and fled through a prison door. One was quickly apprehended. Seventeen other prisoners Greer Garson And Husband To Part HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 14 (ZD- Film Star Greer Garson and Richard Ney, the young actor she married in 1943 when he waa a naval ensign, have parted. . "The decision was hard to reach. ' she Said, but we con. aider It best. We have had our problems and our difficulties. were In the exercise block with the three but ignored the oppor- I (unity for frcdom. TRAPPED LOS ANGELES, Feb. 14 UP) Six police officers, answering a radio call of a burglar ir. a mar ket, followed his trull inside through a ntgn window and over three milk crates. They found their man, his arms loaded with liquor, but discovered they couldn't retreat the wuy they came because another policeman left outside hud driven the combination pa trol cur and stepluddcr out of shouting range, and all the doors were padlocked from the out side. They telephoned the owner, who gratefully came down and opened the door, FRIENDSHIP" GROWS BLOOMINGTON, III., Feb. 14 (IP) Jacob Shinabarger, night fireman for a heating plant, did n't know what he was starting when he adopted two mice to help him while away the lonely hours. The mice would come out of their hole and eat bread from Shinaburger's hand. He named them Susie and Tommy. He called them out again the other night, as usual. Out came Susie, then Tommy, and then two squeaking offspring. "I don't know," mused Shina barger. "Guess vou can overdo a good thing." However, they're still friends and Shinabarger shares his lunch with all four. In Japan, when a dog barks at night, his owner Is sentenced to work for those whom it disturbed. IUKAI.D 4 NEWS, KUm.lh r.iu, Ort, rainAt, r, H, ISO. ri mu Few Insects are capable of see- - One much relished Chines ing farther than six feet. I dish is made portly of octopus. PACKARD-BELL PUTS A IN THE PHONOCORD A 8MALL WORLD CHICAGO, Feb. 14 (IP) Two Chinese girls, unable to speak English, became lost last night while en route to their home in suburban Oak Park. Tho girls, Helen Fong, 19, and Mary, 18, wandered aimlessly about the west side before they met an eldcrlv woman who suc ceeded in learning of their plight. She took them to a nearby Chinese laundry. The owner, the girls learned, was their cousin, Jim Fong. The longest elephant tusk on record measured 11 feet five and one-half inches. Refinish Your Car With "GLASS-COTE" 1. Sprayed On 2. Water Clear 3. 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