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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1947)
Merrill Girl Writes About Her Experiences In Japan MERRILL, March II Belh Robley, former Merrill girl, now in Tokyo as government cm- uipitsi mnmrn Intprflstinff information on life bs he finds it In Japan. Miss KODiey, wnu nerved during the war ih the WAC in both England and c ..nniA ! nnw nnvmll cleric She left this country last Scp- temner. She and a roommate, a Klanv Tulelake Dorothy Thomas, Junior at the Univeraity of Nevada, Reno, has been elected vice president of her sorority, Delta ueita uena, and is in charge of all pledges. Her house recently took first j..' e in outdoor decorations ar ranged lor a ski pariy. uoromy is majoring in home economics. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scott re turned last weeK irom aama Crui where Scott attended an agriculture allotment committee meeting as a rcprescmauve fmm SiKkivou countv. Secretary jpf Agriculture Clinton Ander son was present ior pari 01 uie sessions. While south they visit ed Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Turn baugh, Tulelake residents who are vacationing this winter in the south. Turnbaugh is re covering from an extended ill ness and with Mrs. Turnbaugh has been seeing much of the state. They were at Monterey. Mr. and Mrs. Scott visited also at Pismo Beach. The Turn , baughs plan to return here, probably in May. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Klatt left Saturday for Los Angeles where they will visit with Klatt's rela tives before returning here Later in the spring they plan to seek another location, either in Alaska or Nevada. Mrs. Klatt. the former Dora Schindler, em ployed for more than two years with tho Bank of America, has been prominent in musical cir . cles here. Sylvia Stratman, who' has made her home with an aunt. Mrs. Clarence Schott, has moved to Klamath Falls to reside with an aunt, Mrs. Jack Elie. She has been an employe of Coy ner's variety store. Mrs. Frank G. Rhodes has as sumed responsibility as city li brarian following the resigna tion of Mrs. Trixie Genung. Airs. Genung plans a change in residence in the near future. Li brary hours will remain the same. The Winema Welfare club will meet March IS at the home of Mrs. Julius Tschirky. with Mrs. Myrtle Miller as co-hostess. Plans for the spring tea and book review will be taken up. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wilson and family returned Monday from Portland where they spent a few days. Wilson is California highway patrolman for this area. Police Chief Frank G. Rhodes spent Monday in Yreka on busi ness, i . Mr. and Mrs. George Long" were called to Susanville Mon day by a death in Mrs. Long's family. Long is police judge. Announcing Dear Customer: We base our business on fair methods. Exchanges and refunds made cheerfully. ath Falls girl whom she did not identify, get The Hcraia ana News and although it is usually weeks late they keep up on what Is happening in Klamath county. She writes that she attended the public appearance of Em peror Hirohito on the day that Japan was declared a democracy. The emperor and empress, ar riving in a horscdrawn carriage, were nearly mobbed when 80, 000 Japanese broke through po lice ranks and attempted to touch their rulers. Beth, armed with a camera, was pushed up against a stone wall and used for a stepping stone by many of them who climbed to the top of a stone wall for a better view, Her companion was shoved be neath the horses that drew the emperors carriage but emerged unscathed, She has attended several per formances of the Nippon sym phony orchestra which for the first time since before the war is again playing the music of great world composers. Food and clothing in Japan is very scarce even though the rice crop was good this year and the contrast between supplies avail able for the Japanese and for the Americans m tne country is startling to a westerner. During her residence here Miss Robley was employed in the telephone office and the post office. Poe Valley Mr. and Mrs. George ReilinK returned from a two weeks' trip. visiting relatives at Harbor, Ore., and Richmond, Calif. Mrs. Lillian Aiurdock and teo. Calif., are visiting with her Drawer and family, Mr. and Mrs. emu wells. Martha Ann Tubuck. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Tubuck, has been seriously ill at Hillside hos pital. Mrs. Mary ureiwaupt. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Breithaupt and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stover have returned from a trip to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Brown and granddaughter, Mary Wells, are visiting relatives in Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kester had as their guests over the week end, Mr. and Mrs. Marian Gard ner from Grants Pass and Mrs. Emma Gardner from Napa, Calif. I :. and Mrs. Hugh Bamett RED ITCHY SCALY mmm Doctor's 'Invisible Liquid Promptly Relieves Misery ! First applications of woadfrf ul sooUuBf medicated Zemo a doctor's formula promptly rellev the itching and buns 1st and alio kelp heal th red. scaly akin. Amaxinf ly 111 l ifill for oxsr 35 years! First trial of Zemo eonTineasl ImuMt doesn't abow on akin, ay AUdruf stores. In 3 sue. kf.1l hi BStBBBJ SjpT 'Oregon's -.... Apparel Shop" Now Under Direction of Mr C. E. HEIMARK who will continue to render the high type of service typical of Craig's Shop and Compare! 615-17 MAIN had as their guests over the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss and family from Med ford. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Roberts have returned from trip to Medford. All grange members are urged to attend a meeting with the Lost River grange, Wednes day evening, March 12, at 8 p. m. The valley extended to. Mrs. Ernest Breithaupt and family their deep and sincere sympathy in the loss of their father. Malin Matin Parent-Patron club will meet Tuesday, March 18, at the high school. Mrs. Loyal Wells, director of the Oregon school lunch program from the state department will speak on the school lunch program for Klam ath county. Helen Cowglll, as sistant state 4-H club leader of Corvallis, will also speak on the 4-H program for Malin, Louis Kallna recently return ed from a business trip to Port land. Denny accompanied his father as far as Springfield where he visited with Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kalina. ' . Malin grange degree team put on the first and second degree for Malin and Henley - candi dates at Henley Tuesday, March 4. Malin members attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mock. Mr. and Mrs. L. Petrik, Mr. and Mrs. Don Macken, Mr. and Mrs, Merle Loosley, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Warner, Mr. . and Mrs. George Smalley, Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Evans, Mrs. Effa Johnson. Mrs. Frank Paygr, Mrs. Wilford Dixon, Elmont Kenyon and Joe Chotard. Henley degree team and can- Lace Dinner Cloths On Sale Entirely Hand-made in Marguerite or Star Point Designs Size 72x90 Regular 22.50 .... 16.50 CAVALIER CROCHET CLOTHS Size 72 x 90 uT..... 6.98 Size 54x72 Reg. 6.98 4.98 .Fine Linens Tots' Apparel 619 MoJn St.,' Phone 5497 Klamath Falls, Ore. Smartest 1 ;ri Chiloquin Mr." and Mrs. Newton Winkle, who have lived in Chiloquin for the past eight years, moved lust Tuesday to Redding, Calif., where Winkle will be employed In lumbering. Willi them went their young daughter, Belly, and Jack will join them when the University of Oregon dismisses for the year. Sunday evening dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hall were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Wolff, Cards as enter tainment were voted down in favor of operating a model elec tric train. Mr. and Mrs. Freldman Kirk and their two children left on Thursday morning for a short visit with friends and relatives in Lapwai, Idaho. They were planning to attend the Plensnnt dictates will visit Mulin to put on third and fourth degrees on Tuesday, March 25. Elizabeth McVey recently celebrated her birthday when Joan Dragcr, Barbara Cornett, Barbara Havllna. Patty Smith and Barbara McCullcy arrived at the McVey home and sur prised Elizabeth will) oirtnnuy gifts. The girls enjoyed a din ner at the Sportsman's hotel in Tulelake and later attended a show. The guests also spent the night at the McVey home. 3 PARTS and SERYICE For Maytag Weitinghouie Easy Montgomery Ward A. B. C. General Electric Kanmore Norge Speed Queen Dexter Conlon Apex And All Other Mokes, of Washers MERIT WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Sll So. 6th Phont 5S69 ...and finds out why PHILIP MORRIS is so much better to smoko! ; ,J to PHIUP MORRIS! Amrica's FINEST CigaroMl I ll o j 1 IruiJUliilJir lAJUlSUUQLIllLIDLI lHU-ChlloquIn baskatball game in Arlington before continuing with their Journey. Mrs. Van Winkle, wife of the doctor at Klamath Agency, re turned the first ot the week from visit to her daughters in Wooduurn and in Portland, Ore. Mrs. a. D. McKell and her aunt, Mrs. Oeorgo Hurts, who has been visiting from St. Louis for several months, left on Mon day for a short trip to Eugene and Springfield, Ore, When they returned on Thursday, Mrs. McKcll's mother, Mrs. J. E. Lin-dor,- accompanied them. Shu will remain for several days be fore she returns to her home in Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Frcld were Monday evening dinner guests of the Rev. James Zeller. Mr. Zeller, whose skill as a chef is well known, served a de licious fish which won the ap proval of all. Mrs. Ursula Bond had as Wed nesday guests, her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Wickersham of Yakima. Wash., who were returning to their home from a vacation spent In Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kink of Bellingham, Wash., were house-; guests at the home of Mr. and l XSmZLmCSSS ' M r I? 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