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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1947)
WEATHER WANIIINUTON ANO DNKOON - :iuii(lv with Hghl rain Imlay, tunlslit mil Wailna.ilar In waat li'irllun mill hnwaiy t'limlltlont ovar and aa.l f au-aila., I.ltlla rliansa In lalntaralura rfmlaiala lu f rBil luulh lu UUlllWMf vllifla uff diall. NOIITIIKHN CAUCOMNIA - Ml f tliiiiilv In imrlli, partly rlt.utly In auulli inlay. limUlit nd Wadnsarlsr, wild limit llihl "In In aaliama nurlh u.ir Jon Ihla tiKiriilns mil WailMa.clay. I.HUa iltansa In lamparaluia. Uatnla lu iiiimI trata wa.larly wlnila off tioa.l. aai-apl KiiiHiarlv (rum Ilnl Arana "!'., KI.AMATII rAI.I. ANI1 VICINITY rinillly Willi iwi-a.lmial rain nr alliiw mil.) and Wailna.ilar. Mull InUay 4:1, uw 31, Family Togolhor Mr. unit Mra. Wuircn Whltluck unci tluuuliti'i' Joyce spnnl KimUT Siiniluv with Mi', will Mr, fciirl VVhltltick III Kliimulli Kull. Mr, and Mr, Don Kvc-rltl unci Shu ron l.i-o Evrrltl enjoyed Kiiatirr hrr-ukfusl Willi lu fumlly, In the nflnrnoon un euK hunt wui held In-Memory iinrUen for the chlldieii mid dinner win en Jovnd In the evening lit the Log Clihln. tUnchtri In Town Among (urniem mid rancher In town on huslnes Mondnv were J. t. Tuylor of Merrill, t". E. Lilly of Hnniinr.li, Mr. mid Mr. J. A. Udell. Mr. mid Mra. It. J. Udell mid Mr. und Mm. J. A. Udell Jr., of Tulr-lnke. E. J. I.uhodu Jr. of Miilln, Kit Ault of Miilln mid J. W. O Kccte of Silver Luke. Kptng rit Klwmiimik- will he enli-rtuinrd ul their ri-gulur Tlinrsduy noon meeting ut the Wlllurd with ii tu Ik mid demon trntlon on kce)ihi fit given by Juek I'ecbler. Chuirmun for I lie duy will he C. W. Uurnlnghum from the bureau of rccluimillun. Essttr Vlilt Mr. und Mrs. O. II. Tlce of Med ford urrlvcd Knitter Sundu.v, spent the nliiht mid relumed home Monduy niornlim, vltillnii with their sonln-luw mid dmiuhler, Mr. and Mr., y. W. Mcltcynulds, 80(1 Jetfrrion. Star Meatlnr Putt matron and punt putrona' of Ihe Order of Eastern blur will be specially honored at a meeting thin Tues duy ut 8 p. m. In Ihe Masonic temple. Puat mutron and patron will put on the Initiulury work. Expsctsd Horn Mr. Emma Hue Fltzpalrlck arrived home Monduy night from Sun Kriin clseo where ahe has been at tending a Welcome Wagon rourae. She ha been gone about two week. Royal Arch Meat Klunwilh Chapter No. H5. HAM. will hold It regular meeting, Wednesday, April I). at 7:30 p. m., at which time Ihe Murk Mauler Degree will be conferred. All Com panion invited. " ' Ltavo Hoipltal Mr. Her bert Savldge, well known Klam ath Fall matron and Lakehore drive reildent, wa able to re turn to her home Tuesday morn ing after mujor urgery at Hill ode hospital. Vacation Spike Berber, ion of Mr, and Mra. Ray Bcebcr of Birch atrect. spent hi Easter vacation with hi parent. He I a college (tudent at Pullman, Wash. On Trip Mr. and Mr. D. It. Spencer, 6:10 Pine, are on a trip norlh. They will villi in Seattle and Pluso, Wah., and are ex pected back In a week. Now Home Mr. and Mr. Oeorge Oaten moved Mondnv from 174S Lnkrviow. Into their new home at 302 Pacific Ter race. IT ISITORS WELCOME f An ray. Evanlnia, Manlaya Cat rtawara . riaala Nuraar lark Maak Rata Klamoth Flower Shop in . ii Grconhouses nana 3iipS!i;lllS2iS FOR DRUGS Jf "Thr I'rlandly Drill Hmr'1 nd Main I'hnna I.MI UalSSSMasssssxasjaass M r I EVENTS m m advance mm W MEDICAL m April 7 Knawn aa "PtF iViW Ilia world'a (raalr.l ir.!n ttinKl mad Ir-al hlilorlan, Arn;:r Oiiiul "r- llry Email ffr'MiS iSfrfil NlarrUl barn, Iliiil. I flii.-.TiS iMinrl Author el an awa- fl I;U-X! fig; In.plrlni alirll nl I KHp'Ji i i&Vj kiili, namnhlrta 1 TTir4:. rij fi-!'i-7anil Irr.ll.c, hl IVf'Jvtl 311:! mail limon la Ivi' U !lf "Man and Mrdl- llW if rlnr." A mllll a n I eV';i a, rriitadar for tarlal J Tfl; fddn ft) For prompt, r'a- ISFT" ,ubl iclen ' iKjjjJv praac r i p t i o n M f jSfSl aarvlca, call on Jf t tfiSi! u. Wa'rt pre- J. i Ktlfii'J acrlption , p a IS: 4 clalUt.l J PCURRIN'SlS Buck from Trip Mr. mid Mra. Tommy Hopkins (Slmroii Wllllti), huvo returned from u honeymoon which took them to the Oregon und northern Cull fornlu const and home throuith Eugene whero they vlalted on Ihe University of Oregon cumnus. They ure now at homo In the Llndti Vlata apurtmenta. Mra. Hopkins reaumed her posl lion In the office of Hillside hos pltnl and Hopklni returned to 1 1 In work ut the Klumulh r'ull Creumery this week. Methodlit Clrclii The four circle of the Womun'i Hoclety of C'lirlstlun Service of the Klrsl Methodlat church will meet Thuradiiy us follow,' Ruth circle with Mra, Ooruo Boyd of 1527 Kane; feather circle with Mra, Vlirloi Anderaon, .o;i3 Cannon; Murthii circle with Mra. Murk Tuylor, 2027 Oregon, and Mury circle with Mlrlum Smyth of Bu:t Front. All meet at 1:30 p, m. for dciuert to be followed by the bualnea meeting. In Hospital E. P. "Put" Ivory, Kliimnlh Kail tlmbcrmun, wn moved from hi home ut 1011) Munxunlta Monday night to Hill side hoipltal for treatment and obaerviillon. Ivory auffcred piilnful liijurlca when he fell from his horse Sunday afternoon at the Homer Stllwcll place near the full grounds. He was knocked unconscious but wa able to re turn to hi home. Return Home Mr. and Mr. Clyde Jumps, 1305 Avulnn, hnve returned from the norlh. Mrs. Jump and children spent purt of Ihe spring vacation In Port luud with relative and Jamc ullcndcd a aUle farm luuor em ployment session In Corvalll, Joining his fumlly over the week end and bringing them home Sunday, Vacation Trip Mr. and Mr. Sydney Wclnstcin of 1421 Ei plunude huve gone on a trip by cur to Nebraska and South Da kota. They will visit Mrs. Weln stem's siller and family, Mr. and Mr. H. Green of Omaha and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Welrmlein of Wagner, S. D.. and plan to be gone two week. Visitor Clarice Cooklngham. home demonstration agent of Yreka for Siskiyou county, who has been holding meeting in Macdoel, Dorrl and Tulelake, spent Easter with Mr. Wlnnl fred K. Gillon and daughter Sheila. They visited Crater lake Sunday and enjoyed the skiing. Cula Foot Edgar Lumpkin, 28, employed by the Weyer haeuser Timber company at Cump 6, Is a patient at Hillside huspilul admitted Monday night for treatment of a badly cut foot, suffered late yesterday at the cump. Easier Vacation Bette Cham pagne of Ihe Klamath Vullcy hos pllol office staff has returned from a brief Easter holiday spent In Medford visiting her parents, Mr. and Mr. E. J. Champagne, formerly of this city. Social Club The Social club of Prosperity Rebekah lodge will meet In the IOOF hall Wed nesday at 1 p. m. for a no hos tcu potluck luncheon and busi ness meeting. Friendly Circle Nona Hall of 919 Eant Main will be hostess to the Friendly Circle on Thurs day. fa, ar u 5 it : ? m Pfl f?!(IJrf.r!.;.L A e- " u ' t 1 . THI OlYMPIA Fire District Election Set Due to technical (iucnIIoiih on the first election, another vole will be held on the aolnctlon of five director of the aubiirbnn fire dlHtrlct on Muy U, It wu an nounced toduy. Voting pliice will be at BS 12 South Sixth street. Cundldute may file ul the county clerk', office any time up to 10 day before the elec tion. L. E. Judd, fitifttt Denver avenue, has copies of the candi dates' petitions. Thoso who have Indicated they will run Include Judd, George Williams. L. Alva Lewis, Wil liam Mi ller, C. R, Bird, R. Grif fith. C. L, I'rnthcr mid Clyde II. Wlllliuns. Time clement In the legal pro ceeding of culling Ihe previous election reaulted In the technical (liiestlon, und it was decided to hold another election. Recovering Bus Thompson, well-known Klamath resident who suffered critical Injuries In the filial plane crush which took the life of Tex Ruiikln on Feb ruary 23, I now improving fol lowing an attuck of ptieumoniii. Thompson wna able to leave Hill Hide nospllal for his home a short time ago but pneumonia developed and he was returned for treatment. Treatment C. H. Underwood, well-known Klmnuth Falls busl- nekiman, wu moved from his home on N. 7th rorly Tuesday morning by ambulance to Hill side hospital for medical treat ment. Ladles Aid The Zlon Luth eran Ladles Aid will hold It annual silver tea Friday after noon from 2 to 9 at the parson age. 102S High trccl. Mrs. H Pctrick and Mrs. V. Schulze are hostesses. Luncheon and Meeting The Women' Council of the First Christian church will meet 'at the church Thursday with a pot luck luncheon at noon, follow ed by a program and business meeting. All women are Invited. Appointed Editor Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Henry of 336 Martin have lecelved word that their son. Sgl. J. M. Kelly Farris. has been made editor of Service Knight, army newspaper at Oak land army base. Oakland. Calif. Improving Friends of Mrs. Reginald Thomas of Langcll val ley are happy to learn she Is showing improvement at Hill side hospital and was to return to her home today. In Hospital Tom Kosmos. Ar cade hotel resident and employ ed by Weyerhaeuser Timber compapy, was admitted to Hill side hospital Tuesday morning for major surgery. Operation Howard L. Kirk, former justice of the peace at Lukevlew, had major surgery early Tuesday afternoon at Hill side hospital. Frozen Food Lockers Avoiloble at 4707 S. 6h St. Inquire at D & H Food Market All sttel and sanitary most modorn plant ln Southern Oregon. FEHLEN'S Millions of temperate people enjoy BEER, the light refreshment beverage I M Ml J . IW ihe Water ' THI, ORIGINAl ilttHT TAtll IMWINO COMtANY, OtYMPIA, WA5HINOTON, U, I, A, FRUITLESS ARGUMENT KANSAS CITY, April 6 (A1) The Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. plugged automatic phono graph devices Into switchboards here which Informed callers: "Because of a strike, we are accepting only emergency calls. If your call Is an emergency, please flash your receiver hook until an operator answer." Said one irate customer, who finally got an operator: "I listened to that man (the recording) for 20 minute and then he took my nicked." The company then changed the record so thut It begun: "This Is a recorded announcement . , ." OFFICER ANNOYED, TOO SPRINGFIELD, 111.. Apl. 8 MP) VlrgH Lathrom, 21, obeyed again und again an order of Patrolmun Fred Mt-tzko to get out of a res tuuruiil becuusc he was accused of annoying other patron. After going out the revolving door Just ahead of the officer. Lathrom went right back In and out, and in and out. But Mi-tzkc kept up the futile chase ln the doors until Lathrom fled down an alley. When the patrolman returned to the restaurant an hour later he found Lathrom already there. He took another look at the re volving door and called two other officers to take up stra tegic guard position. Lathrom was booked on a charge of dis orderly conduct. Major Surgery Mr. Robert Gritman, 1705 Prince, had major surgery at Hillside hospital Tues day morning. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our many thank and gratitude to our i friends for the beautiful flowers iand cards, their help and klnd ! ness shown to me during my , recent operation, also The Help ) ing Hand Society of Malln for 11k remembrance. Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Vogcl and Son. Be Proud of YOUR Garden Use Butzcr's' seeds the kind that grow. ''You can't keep them in the ground." Send for our free cata logue, everything for your garden. . Expert advice on garden problems. Write BUTZER'S SEED STORE 1040 S. W. 2nd Ave. Portland 4, Oregon S SI Gram Blampa aa All larcUaaaa IEEK , I Cars Hamper Fire Engines MERRILL Automobile driv er who answer fire sirens an soon a the fire department docs, are getting In the hair of volun teer firemen and some ort of action must be taken to put an end to the practice, If the de partment continues to give satis factory service, department heads observed toduy. Curs purked close to the fire truck ure a hazard and hamper handling of hose and other equipment, and endanger both lives and property. Members of the department toduy asked the public to park at a safe distance and to refrain from following too closely to trucks as they leave the fire hull. Postponed The meeting of the Oregon State Nurses' associ ation, district 8, originally sched uled for Thursday, hag been postponed because of the Com munity Concert presentation on the amc date. The meeting will be held at 8 p. m Friday. Gene vieve Wople. field representa tive from Portland, will speak on structure study. All nursea are asked to attend. AMVETS 8 o'clock KC Hall. For Alterations and Clothing Repair SEE Lillian Downs at the Anita Shop 707 Main Phono B353 1111 Walnut St. TRY It's 'HOMOGENIZED" CREAMORE does not contain as much butterfat as whipping cream or table creom. However, the "Ho mogenizing" process makes it toste as rich and look as rich as thick cream! About half the price of table creom Contains 10 Butterfat It's Fine for COFFEE CEREALS FRUITS Try Creamore Today At Your Grocer's or Call 3181 for Home Delivery QQOQP OQSOCX30S Bankrupt Sale of Mac's Grocery & Market 911 Klamath Ave. Complete new stock of staple groceries, and meat market fixtures including electric power saw, hamburger grinder, meat cases, sausage machine, frozen food cabinet, cash registers, scales, meat scales, etc. Bids will be received for the above groceries and market equipment as a whole or as separate units. Store will be open for inspection, and bids re ceived on Thursday, April 10. Hours 9:00 a. m. till 2:00 p. m. All bids subject to rejection. Inventory can be seen at store on above date. WALT WIESENDANGER, 1 Trustee Dairymen To Form Improvement Group Klamath dairymen met Satur day in the county agent' office and decided to form a Dairy Herd Improvement association in coopcrution with Jackson county. Eighteen herds were (igned up Saturday, representing approxi mately 500 cuwa. It was decided to cooperate with Jackson county as Klam ath county didn't have suffi cient number of herd signed up to form a full time associ ation. Raturn North Mr. and Mra. Clifford N. Colson (Joyce Cox) spent Easter weekend here vis iting her parents. Mr. and Mr. Joe Cox, 2138 Wiard, and left the first of the week for their home in Portland. Colson is a first year medical student at the University of Oregon school of medicine and Mrs. Colson is em ployed in Portland as secretary in an inaurance adjuitor's office. Air Croup Meeting The Klamath Air Search and Rescue unit will hold a regular meeting tonight, Tuesday, at 8 at the air port. "JUST RECEIVED Metal Frame HOUSE SCREENS Galvanized 16 Gauge Mesh Wire STANDARD' SIZES Mesh Easily Replaced Telephone 9200 5TORER Weather Strip Company Life assurance the saving that mature, even if you don't. Wm. R. Elliott SUN LIFE OF CANADA Phone 7777 IIEUAI.P Si NEWS. KlainalU falll, Ora. On Business L. M. Hanklns of Bonanza was a business visi tor in Klamath Falls Tuesday. Monday Visitor O. E, Os borne, Bly cattleman, wa ln Klamath Falls Monday on busi ness. AMVETS 8 o'clock KC Hall. new easy - PASTE SHOE POLISH 7 TEuiD DYANSHINE Liquid Dyanshins n i becaux ot sc.. .-- - v ir coodino- a.alar will hava mors iuit a km V. I"." uriaU r avaiuuM"- RETURNING: FRIDAY, APRIL 11 "THAT GENIAL KING OF WESTERN SWING" BOB WILLS AND HIS TEXAS PLAYBOYS ARMORY FEATURING TOMMY DUNCAN AND THE McKINNEY SISTER! $1.50 Par Person Including Tax Children Under 12, 74c DANCING 9 TIL 1 STORK STYLE YOUNG MATERNITY DRESSES For the style-conscious mothers-to-be these orttu v desianed. Riaht. a , - . discreet block faille midriff sets off the attractive print on aqua, pink or blue. Left, diagonal stripes in coral powder and aqua form a bright controst to navy or black.' Sizes 10-18. Tt'KSDAY, April . IM1, rail H SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING - Isparl, Uuaranlaat War ' I All llil.il Raaaanalla prlrjaa Fraa K.llmalti Sewing Machine Service Vaur IndasanSant Oaalar ehan. m sua Skill aM to - open can Z I SHOI POLISH ' TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT -DERBY'S MUSIC CO. DOORS OPEN 8:30 i I i 1 SKETCHED FROM STOCK i g mi 'V HL I - I
