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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1947)
f WEATHER OlirdON. '.ii.ly Willi illi.i.d .lliim. r. liHlay snu loulltt, rrld.y iilly ilmidy Willi wlilvly aiNll.teil aluiw.r.. Mil t.nit.ralui rhatisv, l.till lu linil.ral. auuUi.ily wlliil. oil fituM. HI. AM A III tAI.I.H AND VICINITY lIlMtly t'llllllly Willi tM'OllUM.I allUW.ra ...lay mill ttmlahl. I'ailly ilniiily Kit l.v irmrnlH. wlllt ltiratna olnudlnaM mil tnln liy .v. ulna Mutl.ial. ninth ily Hindi. Mlli luuay U3. lnw 411. Illsli runny oi NIlllTlirilN I'Al.lyullNIA M'nllv tiiUily Willi aluiw.r. In Minlh luilav. Miwlly yluuily Intilalil nil rrlrtny. Lull, li.li. III l.tnii.i.lliri. O.lttl. lo imift tl.l. aolilhvllt In .Milttlw.al.lly WIihU l( I-II..I I'urrlmanl lliuluma Mr. mill Mm. Keiiiidh Cllnvr of Aiililniiil Imve iiiiniiiisrd Hood's I'nlurn n( Hwoxta, litis Kani Mniii, (nun Mr. nnd Mm. A. I.. Hood mill nro oioiutliiii It its bnfurp wllh mill drinks, candy and olHiireUos. Tlicy uponttod tlm Hlua lllril (null luill III Ashland Ijoforo I'liliiluu line. The Roods liuve moved to I lir Victory apnitmonta mitt are going lulu nuothor business. Klula "Uoy HcimUi" M ini I lie liinihroii Ihrnm lur Klwnnl at the i luh niri-iiiiii nt the Willunl today iioiiii. Juliil II. lloiMton won clmlr inan mid Hob IjiiiiiiII. Hcoul eseiU tlvv, spoke nn present and future plans (or Hcuutlim. Klwnnl haa born sponsoring on troop. Jarrlul Mrelllll-Thcre Will bo a lirrlnl mooting o( the Ori'Uon Male Nurses aasurlntlun. IJIalrli'1 8. Tues day. Juno 10. nl I p. in. at Uia public health unit. Ooiievleve Waplr. tii-ld representative from I'orilnnd. will Im hero lor a mooting. All graihiulo nurses are urged to i n Camporoe Mr. and Mm. Har vey Avres took several Hoy Hroul and their leader, J. Hubbard, to t'amp Abbot Krldav for the Hoy Hcoul Cnmnoree. They continued on to Powell Unite and Prlnevllle to visit relitllvea and returned Hiiiiflay afUtriHHiii bringing the group back doin llnid WW Kalea A ward. -Two Klamath Kails buyera were luted on the latent overniiienl release of hard-to-fot romlnirtion machinery. Klamath KalU lirlrk and Tile company waa awarded a bucket and shoyel for Uiiul. and Oliver K. Purketi got a tractor for 3JoO. " To City Mary Alice Ray left Wcdiicodny night for Han Francisco where she eiecta lo visit a former classmate. Mm. Charlea Itolh, tor t week or no. Dog Found 10 Miles At Sea oroch.n"' I iStonaWd Polk Colli . . . roMkoth, tool Leave Kluinalli Mr, uml Mm. Lowell J. Iliulloy, Mr. and Mm. Ilniiii Hum and Koiuioth KoMlrr. all of Vnlo, huve returned to their hoinea after niiendlng the pniit wuek hero with their duiiKhter-lii-litw, Mm. Harold Hadley, Mm. P. W, Mnllli, Mm, Hudley'a mother, haa alio returned to Porllnnd but Mm. J. lii'Piiniiuulo of Uiillliniiin, In re limlnliig here with her Mntor, Mm. Heilley, IbM CallfornlH. Young Ccililiinr Hndley returned to Vale Willi her urniidpareiila who were culled hero when Hnrold llndlev, In ternitl revenue officer, lulled to re turn from nil Odcll hike finding trip. Pinochle Parly Members of the Menlur circle of the Community Oungi'i'iiiitloiiiil church lire enter IiiIiiIiik meinbem mid friends nt a pinochle piuly Frldiiy nt 8 p.m. In the community hall. Oiirden ueur Mnrllii street, Pilends wishing to attend nre nsked lo pliuno Mrs. L. K. Ilenrv. X2U2 Oiirden. 4403, or Mrs. W. V, l.lltle. ''444 Orchurd wny, phone 1til4. HefreshmriiU will uo served Committees The hoiiicmuklng rommlllce of Hie Women of tho MiKe will meet ul U:'M p. m., Prl ilnv. In the Indue hull for B uothlck luncheon and meeting. Immediately following, al 2 p. ni., will be n meet lug of the friendship commune. Iluys Market The Chicken Ccn ler. ma K Muni. Is now owned and oerated by Tom Brown. Uruwn, who u wllh Emll'i for two years and Pine Mlreel Market five years, will change the name of the market to "Brownies Market. With Daughter Mm. Jessie Moore of Medford 1 recuiwratlng from broken arm nt the home of her duughtcr. Mm. Albert Cosel, 2415 hberleln. Bhe broke her arm about six weeks bko and will go back to Medford Juno 11 lo gel the cast off. Camp Klre i Iris The Camp Fire Olrls all-city overnight trip, which was scheduled for Prlday and Satur day, ha been postponed due to the weather. It will be held as soon as oondllloni permit. Members nre asked to watch for nn announce ment. Prom Milwaukee Mm. Joseph L. Yurclch, formerly Bhsron Dnrmody, of Milwaukee, Wis., In to arrive In Klamath Palls this week-end to spend several weeks with friend and her parents. Mr. nnri Mrs. Michael Dnrmody, of 2i Owens. Publle Invited The public Is cordinlly Invited to attend a piano, violin and cello recital lo be given by Mnrllee Crawford mid Nell Olson In the music room of the Altnmont junior high school Prldny evening nl ( o'clock. Out of Danger Lamar Townsend, Klamath Palls attorney who under went an oiwratlon nt Barnes Gen eral hospital, Vancouver, Wnsh., was reported out of danger and Im proving last night. Reienta Meeting Past regents of the Women of the Moose will meet nt 7 30 p. m., Prlday, nt the home of Blanche Dixon, 0J3 Pre.tcoll. Those unable to attend nre nuked to cnll 33PX ! Move Cattle Mr. nnd Mis. Jerry Whlllnlch hove moved their cattle from Payne's creek near Red Bluff, Calif., lo their place on the west side of Upper Klamath lake near Mnloue springs. Dismissed Cnrol, young dnughtcr of Mr. nnd Mrs. T. J. Alberts of Bo- i nsnra. has left Hillside hospital to!- I lowing treatment for n broken erm. i Bhe went home Thursday morning, j To Bulherlln Mr. nnd Mrs. Archie Boggs have moved from their former home. 4016 Shasta way. to Suthcrlln, where Uiey will make their home. Jobs Daughters Members of Jobs Daughters will meet tonight. Thurs day, al 8 o'clock, In the Mnsonle temple. hi! .iir. V i . V' (r MnGV,j.fh VT1"t s1;' V t, i- i '-. v .. r-'v t vv. -. f Vt ! rvillCO IJJ7. Every fesiuie yoa in a namluime full'lIKO coniolcl Thrilling power Con cert (innd SpesVer foe glorious tojielHsndsomeTilt-I'ronicsbineU ,a,y t..m 282.50 Other Console Comblnstlons i up to $3.9.5t LUCAS FURNITURE IM E. Mnln Pred Llnditrum iiolds a eocker spaniel which he hauled oat of the ocean ID miles orfshore. While returning from C'sUllna Island Llndstram Investigated a "seal" and found It to be a dog. lie couldn't explain why the dog happened to be swimming 10 tnllee out at tea. He took the dog lo hie Beverly Hills, Calif., home. AP wlraphoto. Knife. Fork Names Chosen Tentative selection of speakers for the coming year's program was made at a meeting of the board of direc tors of the Knife and Pork club, held Monday night. A nominating committee of re tiring directors, MnlColm Epley, John H. Houston and Vern Owens, ha selected 14 name from the member ship list to be voted on to serve for three year as director. These three directors served two year but herenftcr all directors will nerve three. Ballot are being printed and will be mailed to members, who are re quested to return these Immediate ly. They have the privilege of re newing their membernlilp In the club and should Indicate their plensure In mis matier with ine returned ballot so that the board may know If any new members can be admitted. The best spenkers possible will be chosen for the comma program and n list of selections will be nnnounced as soon as completed. Pred South well, secretary, stated. Quebec province, dominion of Cnnndn, I six times the size of Great Britain In nren. Quick Action On School Bid Urged Klnmnth County chamber of com merce haa sent a telegram to the federal public housing authority In Washington, D. C urging quick ac tion on approval of the conversion program nt the Oregon Vocational school plant east of town. The chamber action wa ordered by the board of director after It was learned that the bid of Plnnlger and Watkln of Klamath Pall to do Uie work hnd been found satisfac tory by the state, but that the job could not start until PHPA gave the green light. Howard Penrln, architect In charge, told the chamber board that PHPA delay might mean cancellation of order for some mnterlnl nnd other difficulties thnt would materially slow down the Job of providing liv ing quarters for student nnd In structor at the school. Manager Charlea Stark said today he hnd not had a reply from PHPA, Ho nsked the agency to give It ap proval before Friday of till week. The chamber board also went on record a protesting the name given the new educational Institution, and Instructed Manager Stark to convey It sentiment to member of the slate board of education. RKNT DIRP.CTOR IIKRP. E. Daryl Mabee, area rent director from the Portland office of rent con trol, (topped briefly In the local rent office Wednesday, to discus possible change In the setup. He wa here from the Medford rent office with his administrative assistant, Mary Prultt, and they went on from here Thursday to Eugene, From where I sit ... Joe Marsh How fo Go to Sleep JgBAt Ngwt. HIsmsui falls. Or. THURSDAY, Jsas t, hit, patt rtvs Young Army AWOL Taken To Fort Lewis Andy tout Preston, 19, who has been held In the county Jwi! for sev eral day a an army deserter, I on hi wsv back to Fort Lewis, Wash., this afternoon. He 1 accompanied by two army MP. Preston was located by state police at Bonanza last week-end. ' Council To Talk Three-Year Levy PORTLAND, June S (-A two mill three-year levy to finance omi struction of the Sullivan Cluli'h throiiKhwny Unking the Columbia highway directly to Mtdlown will come before the elty council today. The plan hnd Informal approval yesterday. Two Trusties Make Escape SALEM, June 6 W Two South ern Oregon convicts, both tnutlea working as waiter In the prison guard quarters, escaped last night. Prison Warden Oeorge Alexander said today. The men were missing when the shift wa changed al midnight They are Roe Leon Seagrave, 33, Roseburg, serving nine month for auto theft; and Wayne Robinson, II, Medford, serving two years for for gery. Seagrave would have been eligible for parole next July IT, and Robin son was due for parole next Novem ber J. We were sitting around BUI Web ster' parlor Friday evening and the talk tamed to the beat way of over coming elepleeiea...llk breath ing real alow and deep, Imagining that yoa weigh ton, of simply throwing nway the pillow. The consensus favored counting heep. But right away wa the question: what kind of sheep? There were some vote for eountin Merino, Shropshire, Oxfords and Dorset. Ed Mape said he had best lock counting crossbreeds. Plnstly, Bert Chlldera spoke ap with hi formula: A light snack and a asellow glass of beer at bed time. Sort of pot yon in the mood for quiet thought nnd peace of mind. Lets you relsx . . . nnd "bo hum," off to pleasant dream! From where I elt, there's noth ing like a temperate glass of beer to smooth away the crease of the day, relax a body, and pav the way for a good night's sleep. Try it, and see If I'm not right IFnirim(mE nDIEIElE Closing out our entire spring and summer stock of formats. None are held back ... all must be sold . . . two prices only . . . Values are ' to 34.95. 1 7 525 Main Battered Car Found In Water ASTORIA, Ore.. June 1 (Pi The discovery of a battered car In 32 feet of water at an unused mill dock In Knappton. Wash., was re ported today by the coast guard. Coast guardsmen said the car, empty and Willi license plates miss ing, appeared to have driven off the pier into the water about three weeks ago. The dork has been aban doned since the mill burned In 1941. Classified Ads Bring Results. Returns Home Mrs. Hit In KlKcr, 433 Pacific Tcrraco, has returned to her home following medical treat ment al Hillside hospital. TRANSPORT HTRIKE 8ACRAMENTO. CALIF., June 8 wPi Transportation service at Sacramento. San Jose and Stockton rolled lo a halt today ns drivers nnd shop workers of municipal bus sys tems struck for higher pny. The three city systems nre oper nted by the National City Lines. I1 ISITORS WELCOME A'iv Par. 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Ousrsntee covers tnrnl.h of moiinllnns nnd Inns or stone. TIiskb nre .oen on dLplny In smsrl .hop windows on Filth Avonuo sod Hollywood Boulcvsrd st much lilsh.r pries. Limit You mny buy one to four MEN'S RINGS ARE 1.I9 UP Bolter Assortment of Gold Over Sterling, mid Solid Sterling Sliver Rings and Dlrthstoncs i f I.TT lit up Mall Order, soneptrd ns 1st. n. f'rlilny, I'lrs.a Innluda redersl Tax. At.ntlon alt. or enelnae itrliis.' WALGREEN DRUG STORE Va 0 'i f V LEE ...... BON VOYAGE" V.J V. $10.00 A Hot Stow It So Soft You Con In Your Pocktt Like Your Pipe! "Bon Voyage" is the most ver satile hat that ever graced your brow. It's new I It's smartl It's lightweight 1 It's rollnble, fold nblo and comfortable . . . flex ible as a fly ,rod. Shove It in your pocket . . . stow It in your bng. See It In our windows . , , ready for you today, In tan, grey or brown. 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