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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1947)
1 SI Per Day ; Steel Pay I Hike Okayed PITTSBURGH, April 31 WJ Agreement on wags Increases of 11 day (or 140,000 U. 8. Steel Corp. workers today cheered the entire Industry with the prospect of a year of strike-free production. . The pay hikes agreed upon yrs V terday by Philip Murray, president -f the CIO and the United Sleel , workers, and J. A. Stephens. "Bit Sterl" vice president won ejulok approval of fire major producing subsidiaries and are expected to set the wage boost pattern for other steel companies as well as other industries. The agreement comes before the Union's no-man wage and policy committee today for final approval. The union said signature of the pact could be exiwcted tomorrow, "Great Victory" ' Accord on a new contract was hailed by some executive -board members as "a great victory.". President Benjamin P. Falrless of the steel corporation Issued a state ment in which he said he hoped the cost of the Increases could be taken care of in the present price structure. He asked employes' co operation in absorbing the costs by improving efficiency. U. S. Steel put the direct cost of the wage Increases at $76,000,000, in cluding pay boosts for fabricating companies expected to sign similar pacts. The steelworkers' announce ment estimated the cost at more than $43,000,000 but explained that figure applied only to the five sub sidiaries Involved In the present agreement. Ganong Named To Law Honor Roll UNIVERSITY OP OREGON. Eu gene, April 21 (Special) Willi am Ganong Jr. of Klamath Palls was among the IS law students named to the university law school's honor roll for winter term. ' Ganong Is a senior and the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ganong Sr. of 724 Main street In A Morgue ON A SLAB Look at that dead body all cold on a slab in the morgue. Just as that man is dead to us, so are all dead to God, who go on in sin. STRAYS All we like sheep have gone astray, we have turned every one to his own way and the Lord laid on Christ the sins of us all. Christ who knew no sin was born into this world to become sin for us. - LIFE FROM VINE Receive Christ Into your own heart as your own Lord and Saviour and then and there Ood fives you new birth. He becomes your eternal Father from that instant. You can now see your name in his Book of Life. You are born again born from above God's New Creation. You are now to draw your life from Christ who said I am the Vine, you are the branches. And Just as the branch has its life from the Vine, so also Christian has his life from Christ, his Lord. I can do all things thru Christ who is my strength, said the Apostle PauL Yes, Ood has - saved -people here on earth. The Bible is their guide, Christ their strength and their reward is sure. Who-so-ever will may come. And may that Who-86-Ever be you. Bow shall we come, up out of death into life if wa neglect so great salvation ; S. W. McChesney RL, Portland 1, Ore. : This space paid for by a Port land family. Complete line of Preservative PAINTS And Painter's Supplies ' Plenty of OUTSIDE WHITE FY0CK-M00H INCORPORATED 121-125 So. 9th Phone 5400 IATIS SHOW" SALE! LOAFER JACKETS Voluet to NOW 24.50 21.50 15.85 . 13.85 31.50 26.50 22.50 J 6.50 This Is all new spring Kerchftn dlte. We simply hsvo tee sunj! - Maw 1U 1 LDREW'SJ MANST0RI TSlMelasH. Good Old Days In Public Health Nursing rr-1 - if I T i. .. . The first public health office In Klamath county was established in the old chamber of commerce rooms, located (n 1921 In the basement of the Early hotel building. Mrs. Lydla F. Howard (then Lydla Frirke) is shown here beside the old roll-top Public Health Nursing Marks 70th Anniversary By LYDIA FRICKE HOWARD This week, April 20 to 26, marks the 70th anniversary of pub lic health ' nursing in the United States and 26 years In Klamath county. - Lydla Fricke Howard, R. N., graduate of Lutheran hospital, St Louis, received her public health training with the school of social economy in St Louis, pioneered pub lic health nursing in Klamath coun ty, beginning her service on Jan uary 20, 1021. Mrs. Howard served with the Army Nursing Service and with the AEF overseas during World War I. She also did public health nursing with the St.. Joseph Lead company at Bonne Terre, Ma, be fore coming to Oregon. The Oregon Tuberculosis associ ation at that time was maintain ing the bureau of Dublio health nursing, and had as its ma lor project, the placing or public health nurses In the counties of Oregon for a demonstration of several months. The chamber of commerce, the Red Cross, and the American Le gion, were the sponsoring agencies m procuring puouc neaiur nursing service for Klamath county. The nurse's office was a small space In the chamber of commerce rooms then located in the basement of the now Earley hotel. The steno- grapner ana oince clerk at the chamber of commerce took tele phone calls and messages for the nurse. A roll-top desk was loaned by the late Captain O. C. Apple gate. This desk was shared with the part-time Red Cross secretary. The Red Cross proMded ' transportation for the nurse, which was a real pioneer Job; but it was also an em pire awakening. There were few Check Albums Featuring Piano Q Boogie Woogle By FREDDIE SLACK ri Piano Reflections By JOE REICHMAN The Piano Man ZDDlE- HXYWOOD "Fata" Weller FAVORITES r Ten Talented Fingers ' JACK FINA -S3.SO -S3.15 MAIL and TELEPHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED 0 - " " FT 5r"T1 desk. I naved streets and very few high' ways. It was not an unusual thing to have the little old Model T, driven by the nurse, pulled out ot a mudhele. ' The duties of the nurse were 8ut llned as follows. She demonstrated public health nursing in communi cable disease control and Immuni sations for prevention, tuberculosis follow-up on cases reported as con tacts, assisting with applications tor those needing hospitalisation, in spection of school children, prena tal, infant and maternal Instruction care, teaching of home hygiene courses, investigations of county Indigents, making reports and rec ommendations to the county court for assisting the needy, and many other problems were handed to the nurse. In 1924 the office was moved to room 12 of the courthouse. The staff consisted of a full-time health officer and two publlo health nurses. Two serious epidemics occurred in Klamath county, one of menin gitis In 1925. and the other of polio myelitis In 1928 and 1934. The value ! of publlo health .nursing to the I community was now definitely es tablished; and her part in assisting In the control of these epidemics is well-known. In 1936 the health department : was moved to 6th and Pine streets. ' At that time a city school nurse was added to the health department staff. In 1938 the nursing staff In creased to five public health nurses, with a supervising nurse. In 1944 the department was moved to the , present location. 1949 Main. At present the health department staff consists of Or. J. Martin Your RECORD NEEDS Popular Hits Speaking of Angels Swing Low Sweet Chariot PEGGY LEE S3c Th Man Who Paints the Rainbow In the Sky I'm It Can Happen With You FRANKIE CARLE S3e Q It's Dreamtlme That'a Where I Cam In . . DICK JURGENS 13e rj Midnight Masquerade It'a Dreamtlme CARMEN CAVALLARO 70e I Want to Thank Your rolks X Wasn't Meant for Love IKK SPOTS e Western Hits Brain Cloudy Blues Sugar Moon ' ' BOB WILLS - .4Se ri Down at tha Roadside Inn Mr Love Goes With You AL DEXTER 63c ,, rj Don't Look Mow So Round. So Firm, So Fully Packed ERNEST TUBB We n Tell Ma Now or Tall Ma Never Waiting tor My Call to Glory ROY ACUFF : S3e You're the Only Star Mexican Rose GENE AUTHY S3c 12" Records Clair de Lune Passepled WALTER GIESEKINO S1.0S rj Rhapsody In Blue Summertime AL GCS2DMAN S1.09 Q Warsaw Concerto PHILHARMONIC ORCH SI. 00 rj Cole Porter Selection . nnnnu ..... r . rj Concerto for Clarinet ARTIE SHAW -SI OS Super DeLuxe Dormeyer Mixer Includes Juicer Parts Double Action Mixing Stain-Resisting Beaters $30.95 CHARGE IT. (All prices include federal tax. Harwiws RECORD DEPT. Adams, aotlng health officer; Annla 8 truth era, supervising nurse; Lydla F. Howard, Mlllrent West, Nnoml Miller, publlo health nurses, and E. Mas Snelrs. R. N.. cliiuo nuree. The county Is divided Into nursing dis tricts as follows, Mrs. Howard. Wey- ernaeuser, port KlRtnnin, n. e n o, Fatrhaven, Chlloquln, Crescent Lake, Ollchrlst, Henley and Bhav lln. Mrs. West, Bonausn. Bly, Sprngue River, Merrill, Maltn and Fremont, Mrs. Miller, ShnstM. Summers, Altamont, Sncrod Heart academy and Roosevelt Miss Struthers, Mills, Riverside, Conger, Falrvlew and Pelican. Due to advances In medical prac Opening Saturday, April 26- Lake 0' Voods Resort O Cabins for Rent. O Restaurant Open. O Grocery Store cMht: O New Outboard Motors. T"0' Boats for Rent. f) iiv: 1 fv I' -. '2 ,r - -! f. v (1 mi I, Unpainred Chair Thriflcraft Wood 98c Smoothly sanded selected Thrift, craft wood (hair. A handy extra . chair that con be palnt.d to match any furnishings. Seaf l3x15xH-m. KLAMATH THEATRE GUIDE Monday Night Esquire "It's a Wonderful Life," starrlnf James Stewart. Pelican "Love Lauths at Andy Hardy," with Mickey Rooney. TOWer lfs a Wonderful Life," starrlnf James Stewart. PJnA T "Woman Chases Man," with Miriam Hopkins and rine I res? Joel McCrea, plus "Riders of the Desert," BMf nlksji "Tn Bowe'', starring Wallace Beery and Georje ItainDOW Raft. Also, "Trlffer Tom." ' 'ISht&Jkdfr tice through sclcnttflo research and the changing philosophy ot educa tion, there has been an evolution In publlo health nursing practice. The publlo health nurse today Is a grad uate rwtstered nurse with sixh-IhI preparation In community lieultli education, and usually has a bache lors or master degree. She Is rec ognised In progressive communities as a family health teacher who In terprets the physicians fttidtiiiis and Instructions by demonstration' and care. She la a liaison person be tween the hospital and the home. She assists the teacher as a con sultant The publlo health nurse serves Lake has been recently stocked with Rainbows. AT SEARS ! " r lil J -0m.?mmmwT';-i 'aSSSUlt jljrjSjfaaa WB f'Tv Bridge Lamp, Sha.d,-4 1988 tf Swing Arm VI - -1 Were 19.95. Reflector type, heavUy V-K,' weighted bronze finished base. Cor Vr "' parchment sited thade. 1 29.95 Floor Lamps With Shade J995 Three-way indirect Ilfhtink! Heavy welf hied base and column In bronso finish. Cloth covered parchmentlsed shade. , Steel Utility Table 24x1 6-inch Top - 3.88 AN steel fable with heat, stole-re-rsiilanf glistening white baked-on enamel fop, legs. R.d or black. Legs Dared af bottom for greater rigidity. ptutumftetrtytm mmep 6eu& EflM (lie oomnumlty best wltoit spon sored by a community nursing com mittee. Classified Ads Bring Results. r NOMMTMHOVVWe ARRANGE THB UP.NITUAC, 1 STILL FEEL 80NVETHIN( IS LACKING." V t 4 ' tfc bIU er ..irsl.. provide ADf OlMff Wf-INO. ELECTRICAL DEALERS OF KLAMATH FALLS Modern Bed Divan & Matching Chair Regularly Priced at 169.95 Both pieces have coil spring seats and backs, sagless base, doweled and corner-block frames, printed tapestry covers. Divan Is quickly opened out to double bed. Big roomy bedding compartment. Drugget Rugs from India 54.95 Sears Easy Terms til ft. 9.50 ill ft.-14.95 lit ft . Hutja shipment arrives! Those 'rouejh-tnd-tough1 all-wool rugs, so useful in any room of the home, and in offices. Fasci nating patterns in bold and tan backgrounds. , , 36-inch Matting ' i 'jWafarproof 73c Live rubber matting Is corrugated. Prevents slipping and protects floors. Useful In halls, on porches, before laundry tubs. IISMAI.P J NKWS, Klamath Falls. Ors, More use bf retrievers while hunt ing would prove benedt-lnl In sav ing gnnio. Sports Afield, colors on gray 133 9x12 ft. Zrt&Asfll MONDAY, Apr l, HIT, Pise Two DANCE Nalin Saturday, April 26 Muilo bf Pappy Gordon Dancing 10 Till 2 Admission 11.00 29.86 Down Sears , Easy Terms JOIN Store Hours 9 to 3:30 So. 8th Phone S188 4 ARROW SHIRTS. 701 Main "Happiness Headquarters" Phone 8821
