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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1947)
0 WEATHER UHKduN--larllv I'lmiily Imlav nil lei main, fpw llilil almwaia I'nrllautl In Ihr Morili coaal. Tliiuailwy i-lnmly Willi llilil mini Waal piiitliin, .lightly warinai In u-aat putllim lulls anil aaal piirllull llullailay. Iwal fin" higher alavalliina aaal pnrlUin Innlsltl. iiiinlarata auiilli v.l wlnila nil unaal liat'uinliii auutli lala lunllhl. VUlturs- H. W. "Kd" Vminlrc, for niiT Kluiniilli I'lills inmiliiiiil mill iiiiriilor of the tlolili'ii Hille slum linn riii- ninny yeurs. wiu uiiwtliiii Irlriuls In Kluiiuilh I' ii lln Turndny iillrriiiKin mill lliln iniii'liliilf wlim lin mill Ills Iwu smis, 1 Jolt mid Hub, niiipiiril uvi'i' iii route limn Omul Pus to limit on u bimlni'Mi irtp. Vuliiili'O In upi'mltim loin III Ml. Vermin, Wimli. Hob la Imj III Ml. Vi'inon wltli liln iiurr lit mid Don nnd Inuillv mn IIviiih In I'orllmtd. ' Vmiiilii' lull lino Hulil ynirs into. Hi' ri'iMirlid till' it ri Iv ul of III llilnl miimlrlillil, linby riiiiiKliter born April 20 to 1 Mr. mid Mm. Htmilry t:rh ul Ml Vermin. Mm. C'wh l In Ih" (orinrr Oru I'n Vminlce. Tills l Uirlr rirnt ililld nnd lis boon iimni-il Hiilly. IJhii Viinnlir, la now In the rcul pilule hiislnrss In Port lund, with Hurry Wmim. realtor. Itrarrvnllon llruilllne llrmerva llnni, (nr the Kulfn mid Km club dlniirr Wednrhdny nluht, must be III the lunula of I'rrd Houlhwell, srorn Ury by p in. Tueailiiy, a only IIM) prisnim citn be iimiintiHMlntcd. There sin u:i mriiibrra unit ciicli la en tlllrri to brliiK ft uurst. Thrre lire o iiimiy non-ini'nilH'ra itcMrliiH to I lend thla illnurr Unit 11 la uerea iii y to know liuw ninny nirinlir-rs ate pliiliiltiiu to I'ullie alilre they will, of ruiirae, be nccriininiHliited first. Ilrirrr Mrmlwrs of the Women of Hie MiMwe, 4117. who have re eivet liivitntliuis fur t lie Irlrmklilp flruiro, may tlikc the flrnrcr ul 1:30 (i m.. Hullilnv, nl the C'orvallli KlooMi hull. Thoae planiitnit to no are aakrd to cotiiart Hie aenlor irarni, Aunea Vawik, to arraniie for lntiiportallim. Kirn Child Mr. nnd Mra. J ark Hurhiiiian, former Klmnutti Palla rrMtlrnta now IIvIiih In Portland, ate ret-rlvhiK roiiitmtiiliuiuns on the birth of their flrat fluid, a aon. who arrlveil fiiuulny and haa brrn named for lila tiiinilfnther, Timothy J. lliu hunan of Pellcnn City. , l.rfflonnslrrs Party Memliera of the Amrrlrun liiliin are Invited to brum their itiolhera and wlvea to a iintlut-k aupiirr al 0:30 p.m., Sunday, Miiv (I, in I lie U-uion null. In com iiirmornllnn of Mmher'a Day. for rearrvatlotia telephfine Mri. Eliza beth Pclerateiner. 3BDS. I.unrliean Npeaker At the Ki ll aula hini-henn Thursday noon at the Wllliertl. (.'harlea Heavey, man aurr of the Parllic Telephone and Telegraph company will apeak on the current telephone strike. Pro- tram chairman for the day will be awrence Slater. Hook Relieved" The Edith Cun ning Book club met Monday night at III home of Coral Halw, 13 Pine, wllh 14 preaeut for dinner and a book review Catherine llriimbaiigh reviewed "The (llnaa llouve of Pre Judlce," by llnruiii. Hpeiial gueata present wert Hoae Poole, and Oer irude Moore. In Clly I.utile Tweed la In 8an Fraiu-laco nn bualneaa trip. She motored down. ISITORS WILCOMI Amr Pit, EvtalHfi, AMniara cm rutn rum Hmrftj Uitk Mfteh A Klamath Flower Shan mi i. ib Grocnhouiei rhm ut l1 mmmmm Stefion Ho """" jult Received! Large Shipment ROUGH RIDER CORDS 6.50 Popular yellow aharie. Yea, they are In (fork again! llll. J LlHlKW'S MANSTORI MS Main 8. Curie Clothes Crowned Hiu bum Jemi McOniw, formerly of Klmiuith Full, waa crowueu "Olympic yiirpn" of Him llllllll lllgll arhool ill lllilllllbiil, Mo., Friday evening, April !IU, uccordlnv to word received here by Iileiula to day. Dm but ii Jean, a aopliiiiuore, waa griidiiiili'd from Fremont Junior high ami intended the flral aemealer of her fiealiuimi your at Klmiuith Union high achnol. At llminlbiil high ahe la a member of "Y Tecna," Italnbow cm la. Junior King1 Daughter and the Kiiiinlljul high achoul band, Huiiday Plenle The Huiuliiy Miiool vluaa of Klmiuith Temple en joyed an outdoor picnic over near the flah hatchery on Hundiiy utter noon. There wore about 111 lecn agera preaent. Father lllea Word haa been re ceived of Hie death of Tom Hurke, lather of Put Uiirke. who waa em ployed by the Cullfornla Oregon Power compuiiy laat full and winter. California Week-end Mra. Ony Plerucelnl and dniighier Kdlth, IM 1 Hoy, hmi( the paat week-end In Hun rrauclaco, returning Monday nilllil. Ilualnea Trip Mr. and Mra. Prnnk Drew and family are In Portland thla week on buMucu and vlaltlng Mra. utow'a purenta. In Portland Mr, and Mra. N. B. Drew, 033 N. "Dill, are on bualneaa In Piirlluiid where they expect to be gone a week. Pinochle Club Ye tJIdo PhiCK-hle club will meet Thuraday with Ag nate Ixiwe of 820 N. vth for luncheon and carda. Pelican Po.l-Prllr in Mt 1383, VPW, will meet Thuraday at B pm. In the KC hall. All member are urged to be preaent. fmA P.rlw 1'ltM PiiiiIm anvlll. 'I ary la having a pinochle party to- I mulil Wntlltf iylu v Mt a tl m 111 Ilia 'I ltr liall ami Ik lj.twlliia a. aninimil 1 1 to the public to attend. In Independence Wllliird Ward pi una to leave thla week-end for liiili'peuilence where he will Join Mra. Ward mid their two aoua, Jim my and Dnvld, Who have been via IIIiik her family there. Mra. Ward went north to greet her brother-ln-lnw and alater, (Jiipl. mid Mra. Carl llnlin, who have recently relumed from Oermany where he aaw aer vice with the United Btutea army. Iteturna lly Plane E. J. Murray, well known Klamath Pnlla bualneaa mmi, returned on the lute morning flight today from Portland where he ha apeul the puat aevcrnl daya. Murruy vlalted Ilia nephew, Francl llunnon of Tulcluke, who hud major aurgery at the veterana hoapllal In poriluiid, lliumcm I reported lining nicely. Improving Kliimutli Vulley hoa nll nl reiiorled today Hint Donald Kelley, 16-yuar-old aim of Mra. Oli ver Dnvla, riiulo 1 box I OHO, wua aomi'whal Improved following a ne vere throiit Infeitlon. Donald, aev enlli grade aluilent al Hlveraldo, I not permllled vlalUir u yet, Haerainenlo Trip Mra. O. H. llnmllluii and daughter Joan, Mra. Kiiiinu Hamilton mid Mra. Kiln Whlaenanl, have relumed from a two weeka' vIMl In Hacramento. Dinner Time Member a of the Knife and Pork .club plunulng lo attend the dinner Untight. Wed lieaday. are reminded thul the time la 8:46 p. m by Fred Southwell, club accrctary. CAItK (IP.TIIA.NKH We wlah to extend our heartfelt thtiiika and appreciation for the acta of klndneaa, the meaaugea of aympathy and many beautiful floral offerluga during our recent bereave ment, the loaa of our loved one. Mra. Ouy'Mundlln and aon Tommy Mr. and Mra. R. W. Mundlln Mr. and Mra. R. W. Mundlln Jr. Mr. and Mra. Robert Mundlln Jay Mundlln Newton Mundlln Mr. and Mr. Ralph Mundlln. fliHliira Callera Rancher and cattlemen In Klumuth Kill la on bual neaa Tueaduy and Wedneaday were H. W, Hclimoe of Dairy. Vic O. llrown, Poe valley; Clarence Parker, llmililizii; l.iiwrenc.e P. Oruy, Mid land; Richard Craven. Mulln; Mr, and Mra. John Tofell, lliiiiunji: Mr. untl Mra. II. W. lluhrlg. Merrill; E.J. LiihiKla Jr., Mulln; Blaiiley Johruon, Mulln. Meet Poalponed The meeting of Fremont KI'A. elated for Thuraday, haa been poatoned until Prldny, May , at 1:31) p.m. Mr. R. W. Rickholt, who la to be Inalalled aa prealdent of Fremont PTA. la now attending the atnte convention In Portland. Next week member of the executive board will hold a no hoalea luncheon ig the Pelican prior to the regular meeting. Attend Ma Catholic Daughter will attend a. m. maaa Miintlay and receive Holy Communion. After wind they will have brcukfaat In a group at the Wlnema. Thoae who have not. been contacted ahould cull Mra. K. A. Moore, 3578. not later than Thuraday. Home To Waalilnglon Mr. Ina linker, a gueal of the Michael Ri ley', Alpha apartment, for the puat two weeka, haa returned to her home In Pasco, Waah. Major Hurgery Mra, A. J. Lam bert. 023 N. 8th. had major aurgery Wedneaday al Hlllalde hoapltal. Bile I doing nicely. Haa Pneumonia Joseph Iwla, employe of the Ralph L. Smith Lumber company, waa admitted to Hlllalde hoapllal Tueaday night for treatment of pneumonia, Convaleaelng Mr. Wayne Bar ic!, route 1, box 1082, who had major aurgery at Klamath Valley hoapllal on Monduy, la getting along nicely now. Paat Recent--Member of Paat negenu, Women of the Mooae. will meet al the home of Mabel Ward, 434 Torrey, at 8 p. m. Friday. JC's Slate Plans For Big Regatta A gala program of event for the flrat poet-war boat regatta to be held June 22, waa tentatively out lined at the Monday night Jaycee meeting. Thla will be the flrat regatta held here for about five yeara. It will be ffponaored aa In previous years by the Jaycees, and la expected to top all previous regatta. During at leaat part of Regatta Week a boat how will be held In the showroom at' lialalger Motor com pany, where the latcat typca of mo tor launches will be on dlaplay. Various race have been planned with several divisions In the out board claw. Hall boat will also be entered In a race and an amphibian airplane demonstration ana water ski exhibit are being discussed. Plans for a parade In conjunction with the regatta are being talked and there will je the log-bucking and wood chopping contests which have always had a place In these events In the Klamath basin. The always popular "egg-beater" race, with any type of boat powered by a motor, will probably also have a place In the 1047 regatta, and the U. 8. navy Is expected to enter var ious sea-going craft. Entries In .every class on the pro- Gas on Stomach tUUnU la I al m rW am; kill IVI-ra um iiiMBwa ftrut iiuw painful. itjftVit lu in. ar Maita in4 haanaum. docuri awallr Biiwll Ibt fuiatt'trtlnt awdlrlBM kaowa lor inpioouilc rHtWaMdbuwi Ilka ibfiaa la sll-aaa TaLlaia. Na lallla. Ball-ana brtan eanroat la a Jv falufu IwUia u aa far dauala bmbmv back. Ska. gram are expected from California, Wnahlngton, Idaho and Oregon and are now being received. Business for the past year was wound up at the meeting Monday, and plana concluded for Installation of new officer to be held Friday, May 2, at the Wlllurd at 8:30 p. m. IIIBAI D Nr.W. Klamath ralla, Ort. WgDNKMDAT, Aaill ia, 141, Fait rta Hherlff Poaae Members of the Klamath County Sheriffs Posse will meet Thursday at 8:30 p. m. for din ner at the Wlllard hotel. All mem bers are urged to como as Important business will come before the group at this time. Vacation Tour Ray Wyrlek, n glneerlng aid with the U. 8. soil conservation here, returned Mon day from a week'i vacation which took him through Eastern Oregon, Western Idaho and Washington on a sightseeing trip. by " Dutch' One of our good customer. Mary Parent, Jual brought In the following lop-hole plere which 1 am aure I her tralht from the shoulder Idea of The Palace Market. Take off, Mary, you're on your own: The Palace Market I good : place to shop, A handy location and a very , flna dork Of the beat the anarkrls supply. Vegetables or Lap and clean never any waste, Fralta In araaon to ault a queen' taale. The dairy product altrart the eye Oae Jual ean't pan that dlaplay by. Froaen frulla, vegetables, Juice and lee cream It' hard to deride Juat which j one ara best Because they all paaa "the i teate" tot. The meat you get there la not 1 only A-l. It' diaplayed In a way that make shopping (un. That much for the store for the product they sell. But the staff there Is Juat one word. 8HKLL! Bob Poleet, the manager, al- there wllh a smile; Eddie MrElroy, the butcher, to hare him serve me, I'd walk a mile: t'orlnne Mauldln. never loo buay to help you ahop. Whether It' soup, oap, or a menu that- about had you lopprd; You very seldom see I.loyd Murphy, but he's there Jual the same, Busy as a bee out In the back room; Now there's Just one more of the Palace crew, Charles Poteet, Thank you t'has. You've never been late In de livering my slew! The above gave us a thought. We believe the Boas thinks our writing I pretty bad anyway, so we prevailed upon him lo make the following offer. We will give away each week lo the Housewife who writes the beat column for u Ino. not two new Chevrolet) but two nice thick. Juicy and tender grain fed T-Bone ateak. There' very Utile difference In price be tween them and the Chevrolet al thai. Kidding ailde, here' a chance lo peak your piece and get paid for It loo. It' a rlnch you ean't do any wone than I do. and I don't gel any thing extra for It either.. In the meantime, we will be flattered In have you come In and look over our fancy meal, vegetables, fruit and groceries. We want you to see for yourself why they all aay It Pavs lo SHOP PALACE. The Palace Market, 524 Main. 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We need used tire foe fti and that's why we'll give you this big allowance for year oid, ; worn, unsafe tire. Don't put k off! COME IN TODAY : YOU SAVE 3 WAYS; Sat BY THE FIRESTONE LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE Saoc MORE ON MILEAGE AND SAFETY (3) Save TIME AND TROUBLE . . . USE THE CONVENIENT FIRESTONE BUDGET PLAN WASHING : i2aS MA",NE ill f YOUR WATCH OR CLOCK P For Accuracy 1 11 11 V U r Vision Wl ; i .X . Ill Watch Timer. M r.&SUi S X JL I H 111 h DAY SERVICE WM I llllllll III WLU V"CT!af I I X I RtcmrtltffM f the mr tkt mke ef f ' ' J J- r " TL JV I -43. JkS ' J yr elrk r watcb, we eftft ial II a t . Y ' lii, '? m m f ejrU working erdcr, Th w M g.Mm - 100"" . m,r2ziaaB&-JiL t'Ill ' jaiuraay, . F1N1 NG,AV1N(i .v c tfiKy , . WHILE TOU WAIT Wotl, I Hy AilSllfJ tfi V I Admission $1.00 rffih . 701 MAIN ST. 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