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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1947)
WEATHER KLAMATH rAI.I.M AND VICINITY -Cl.ar tonight: llli'lait.liiit It I jg la I'lullilliii'.li Kllilayi gentle In iiiiiilatMt Miirllivrl; wlllll. lli'rimllitf tulllllll, lllflll liicluv : inw iiiiiturinw morning yni lugii ' loiitixntw tin WAflllimiTON AND (IIIKIION- rlr tunny, tonight anil Friday fiMi'il cult, .lil.mlil riiNilnl fug nr low ulmiilltmai. t.llllr Chang In Uinlirrglurv. tlnnlle tn nitiiltriilo w.l lu mii'ltiwa.l wind ufl uim.t. NOIITIIKIIN CAI.irOIINIA Mii.lly rlMr Onlay, tonight mill Kiltlnv xi'ol mm- log mill low t'ltmila along riia.tl llghlly Haulier Mflerniiiiti; iiiinlerulll noiltiwtt.lally wiml. nil i'ila.1. Return Homt Stove Sliinv, nun of Mr. mill Mm, L. II. Stone of I SOU (Jiuihy, unci Itotliiey Mur my, son ul' Mr, mid Mm. I'tucy Miii'iu. Dl I'uclflc 'I'urrucc, uru iiriiioiiu thu Orviioii Slnlii uiilloiiu atuclontn homo lor spring vueu llon, Tim two iinlvt'd Tiicmliiy nllflit. AIhii hoinn from OSC (a llnlpli "llulily" KiJKli-r. idur Pell emi rnothull pliiyer now nllutxl Inv school u( C'orvullli - Paranti of Son Mi1, mid Mm. JiMi'ph C. Piitrlck, Connor rest (Ii'iiIh of K. I ii u ii 1 1 1 Kill In, nri' iur rnlit of n nun, Jommh Mlchuel, burn Miiri'li 1:1 nt Jiicksonvlllo, Kin. Tin- little hoy In their fiml child. Mm, Patrick In tin- dinner Muiy Cinldi'ii. I'utrlck wu mil I luned nt the Murine lliiiTiii'k mid will hi' remembered by his iniiiiy frlrndK n "Put." From Orsaon 'IVd HeevoH. i nun of Mr. and Mm. Toil Ituevca, hind Cienrue Underwood, on of I Mm. C'hiri'ncc II. Underwood, uro uiiioiik lliu University of Ore- R.'lf ,,.tlll, lllfllllT UHI ly IlI spring vueuloln from Eugene, rretl Iteeven. Ted's twin hoiiher, Will mrlvo the hitter niirt of the work after exumg. Rtlurnt Horn Verlond Ah ford, young ton of Mr. und Mm. Khiti-h Allurd ol Stckviiri uddi lion, him returned lu hi homo (loin IIIIMde honpltiil where hi' Iiuk received treutinc nt lor In. Juries mmliihifd wvcriil weeks n mu when he It'll under ll ncllnol lii Tim child wn critically Injuird nt I hi lime hot i tiiilu huprnvi'il. COiiiimlt Molllmj. .- Inc. luiiiK'iniikiiix committer of the Uunicn ol Iho .Mim.e will meet t 12:30 p. in., fr'riduy lor ii put hick luncheon. Inlinenliilely (ill- iilWIIIti fl 'J II Ml III., fl'l...,.!!,!.. rniiiniittce will hold II rc-milnr weekly nict-liug. All menibem til the Women of the Mnosi' nre inviled to hiilh icMlnn". Wsdnsidsy Shoppers -Among (.luiii iown shopper In Kluiu- Hi Kill In Wednendny wero IJnn kid Mu .lilug, llurold llotiek, A. It Uickion. Mri. J. W. Uoliin. nil ot route 1; V. C IJrown of mule 2: Mr. und Mm, L. K. Ilolzhoimer of I'op vulley, und Don Itiilph ol Unminii Rtturni Homi lliinv T. S Jomoh, 127 I;. Mill, returned to hi homo Thumiluy after recelv Ink mrdlcnl euro ul llillsldc hot. pilul. Jonoii l the father of Mm. AvU McConncll, iiinnniior of the I'ollcun enfp. fn MaftDltMl llilw.ii fi...... ..r .Iho Hurt hotel. Soulhem (nclfir V I I'Min'in ill rblllllllllll YMue.v itoniiiini wiiere no im re rolvln trontmpiit for Infhienn. Trlmtnl.WIH)t,r Prtt of 'lonnuiit. Cnllf.. Lons Bell I.nnibpr enmpnny employe. In in Klumulh Vullrv honllnl for Irentmenl. CARD OP TMAV W u l -i I .... .. .,..( iu ft-nii iiiii 111111.1.1C. . tliiinkM nnd appreciation to our! Imnny friend for their kind ex-l prcudniui of nyinpnthv and beau-1 llful floral tribiitea tendered us ' 'dnrhiK our recent Dcrcnvement I in the 'death of our beloved! wife mother, daughter and lis ter, j Mr. George llcnniniier and I family Mm. Ida K. Clcmentx ' . Tlic nrothern and Slstem , Camp Fire Girls Hold Big Council Tile lurKCxt affair of the year und the hlhliuht of birthday week for the Cmiip Klro Olrln will bo the Kriind council fire of the Klumulh Knllx council ut 7::i() p. m Krliluy, In llic Km mont ncliool iiiidllorhim. Ciii'.n will prcnoiit ii prourum in addi tion to rcceivliiK nwiirdn und npeclul biulKua for lliiilr ycur'n work. Motif of the council lire thin yeur In the Kcucrnl theme of the Cmiip Kiro 3.1th birthday week, "(joinil l'lacen." und the v,r have huned their prourum on the United Nullum charter. About 173 uirln from Klumulh Fulls und nutlyinu communities will attend, some in ceremonial Kowns and others in reifulur Camp Fire uniforms. . The procrnm features anil se quence are the entrance to "The Walkinn Song"; an address by Mrs. J. W. Leonard, Camp Fire executive director; The Camp Fire Inw; nolo by Harriet Lave nik: prrnentatlon of symbols of the (our corners of the curth In which Cbarlene Loomis will represent cnst, Cornlic Blicken slnff. south; Mnry Euan, north, and llnnnlc Coodc, went; award inn of ranks and special baditcs; "The WckkIs Son": the pream ble to the United Nations char ter, read by Mrs. Leonard: and the recessional to the tune of "America, the Beautiful." Bev erly Kohn will be pianist for the evening. Flu Epidemic Lessens Here Gralapp Leaves For Conference Influen.u und severe colds i which reached epidemic force in isiainain runs anil the misln area hud subsided tills week und the city schools reported nor mal attendance UKIiiti thin week. llospituls also reported less flu und pneiimonin pulieiits as uond weather Invaded tills section. Public Housing Job EndeH For Oreqon POMTLAND. Miircli 20 ll'i The federal .public housinx no thoritv has completed Its work In Iho veterunr' oiricrKency lunis liiK proiiram In Oreon. Ko said Jesse F.pHtein, Seattle, reKlonul director, here yester day. He added flint the FPIIA hud provided 372(1 temporary units for 1(1 educational institu tions und 24 cities In the stale. It was the first of the pro Knims to be completed in the five slutes of the region. AdmllOd Jim Hinging, em ploye ut Weyerhneusor Currtp 4. was admitted to Hillside hospital lute Ibis morning for treatment of pulled i!ment H (he leg. Arnold L. Gralapp. superin tendent of Klamath Falls schools, left carlv Thursday morning for Senttlc to attend Die Northwest Music Educators conference being held In the northern city the remainder of this week. Crulapp will take part in a panel discussion on mu sic in the Junior high schools. Andrew Loncy Jr.. director of music education in the schools, with members of his music staff und students appearing at the ' conference, left for Seattle Tues ! day. CARD OF THANKS m kai h m.hh. kiuuii i.iu. or, tiiikhuai. ni , mi: r.i in. Klamath falls Firemen wish to thank all those who attended the Fireman's Ball and helped make it a success. Klamath Falls Firemen. Blister bettles, ground into powder, once were used by phy sicians for blistering patients. A FEW FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Ar Now Available At KLAMATH FALLS CREAMERY Phon. 5101 City Delivery Service. Ph. 1417. Crab Feed l.udles of the F.Iks will meet tonight, Thursday, for the annual crab feed In the K.Iks temple. The first nerving will be at 7 p. m. nliurp. Member of the lodge will conduct the reg ular meeting upstairs with danc ing to follow. T ISITORS WELCOME ' An ra ranlti. ft a Nrttrr Vltx-fe Klomoth Flower Shoo . iik Grccnhousei re w Dr. Raymond W. McNoir wishes to announce the OPENING of his DENTAL OFFICE 206 Boivin Bldg. 110 No. 6th St. Phone 8421 PARTS and SERVICE For Maytag Wettinghous Easy Montgomery Ward A. B. C. General Electric Kenmore Norge Speed Queen Dexter Conlon Apex And All Other Mokes of Washen MERIT WASHING MACHINE SERVICE 111 So. 6th Phone S669 No Reserve Fleet Moving PORTLAND, Ore., March 20 ii'i Ctpt. E. E. Thorre, reserve fleet superintendent, said yester day there is no plan to move any 'reserve fleet ships from Olym ipla, W-sh... to Astoria, Ore. ; He said the maritime com mission would kccD about 300 sbiij In Cnthlamet bay near As toria and 300 at Olympia. "STETSON HATS JuHt Arrlvettt Large Shipment of FIELD BOOTS 12" and 14" Tops 16.50 17.95 Slip-on stylo with strap ever Instep . made for solid comfort. 3 ! EiUkllikrS Itis 733 Main Nunn-Bush Shoes Eagles Drill The Fugles drill team will meet tonight. Thurs day, at 7:30 p. m. All. members are requested tn be there as there are only two more drill nights left before the district convention March 30. Please be there. ' Suburban, The Suburban League will hold a business and social meeting Friday at 8 p. in In the Sha.ita school imn. Me. freshmcuti will be served, and , isaies ire rnikoa to bring sa,nd wlcbtJ. Bingo will be played. In Hospital D. O. Wllfhun 127 N. 8th. is receiving medical care at Klamath Valley hospital tid was reported Improved to day. He was moved to tho hos pital by ambulance Tuesday morning. , Improving Freddy Bacon, young ranch hund at the William Kitlredgc place on the Klamath marsh, continues to improve at Hillside hospital from Injuries suffered several weeks ago when his horse fell on him. To San Francisco Mr. and Mm. Kugcno Uailio of 522 N. Mb. left by cur Suuduy for Kichardton Sprints and San Francisco, They plan to he away lor h week. Returns William Kitlredgc of Klnmuth Fulls returned from a business trip , to Red Bluff this morning, lie has been gone since early this week. In Hospital Delbcrt Coolidge of Sprngue River, employe of the Bly Logging company, la patient at Klamath Vulloy hospital. Patient Mrs. Mnry Clark, .118 Broad. Is a patient at Hill iildc hospital where she was moved by ambulance at 8:40. a 111 frmntlnt ' From Medlord George S. Lewis, formerly of Dairy and now living in Mcdford, visited in Klumntli Falls Monday. Rebekah Lodge There will be a regular mooting of Pros perity Rebekah lodge Thursdnv at p. m. In the IOOF hull. From Lakeview Henry Al hci'lvon ol Lnkeview was n bus iness visitor in town Wedncs day. Major Surqery Mrs, Iriur Griffiths. 1517 Donald, -Is recov ering from major surcery nt K'uninlh Vulley hospital. ... ulj V...... ". ImORC UieTI.Y? UNOt' STAND THAT I HAVE flURGLARV IN9UOANCF FROM MM Presents The "Prince Albert" SUIT 4999 Handsome Gabardine -- Royal Blue, Kelly Green, Pink. Sizes 9 to 20. Others 29.99 .and. up . 4. ' : . i 1.. V .t. 7' jM PRINT DRESSES 10" Jerseys, Bembergs, Butcher Linen, Navy and Black. Others from 8.99 to 25.00. Just Received Large shipment of youthful large sizes I6V2 to 24 Vi Use Our Convenient Layaway Plan SHOP 707 Main St. sitorc Hours 9:00 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. 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