Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 05, 1947, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextA . . HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE SVEN Henley tra. llurold Delillngor eiitortiiliird il week, honoring her niece, Whil. Mil, on her 14th birthday. Those MJuyliiK Hie evening were Mr. mid It a. Clarence Onber, Winifred, llrt tf, Wallace, liurrrl and Johnny On Mi , Mr, and Mm. Hurrrll Blunt, Mr, igd Mia. Prod lloynier, Mike and Hte Hcymrr, Mr. and Mia, Harold Orhlhuor, Drluert and Hmniny Ujrhllngcr. ;lnei Milruliy hue Iiocii nuikliiv Im- iMveinrnta on hla properly located Mi Airway avenue, 1 3 Now plionea were liiMiilled lor the Olrnn Uelinnvera ana me rrea rymora Saturday. Nr.tr. and Mil. Otla Jolnmon ol EfJrenU Pan were week-end menu ' . . . . ..... ,, n n II ,,,, , I "II. nmi mm. v,. mm v tended the comiiunilty plcnln Sunday p the grade ncliool ground. iOulaldo coiulructlnn haa been fpilnhed on the Al Stone reaklence IB the Pine Grove dlntrlcl. Koy l.a Unrle, Mr. Stones Inthrr, la bullrt UK the houae. ; Archie ItuUrr wa a vlaitor at the M.irold Wlllille home over the week- la Itoarburg during (he aumnier. 4 Carrol Howe returned to llrnlry Vtiirday limn a two-duy trip to ftilrni. llurold llrndrlrkann acioin- nled Howe on tne trip. Mr. and Mra. Ira Urrni arrived jfc.ni Port Klamath to apend Bun- r at their home In the llenlry trlcU Mr. and Mm. llurold Wlllille and lighter, Dctly. and Carinelle aVluitu ent Sunday at Crater lake. Brtty and Carmelle will work at the If lie thin summer. Mrt, Floyd llarrett and ioiu. Pal nd Mike, of Omnia Puiu vlallcd ftlouday In the llrnlry dlntrlct. t Mr. and Mrt. Vrrne llrrry und daughter, Lona. of Prlnevlllo were ifi.iiinrn at the Client) Mehllniter home H Wdy. Berry drhverrd a new 1 fceioer nedan to Mr. and Mm. Clyde ;Ilillnger. ; tylvla Ilobrrl and Loin Wimi re lluiiied Sunday from the Old Scout j. tnOip at Lake o' the Wood. (I Carroll Howe and O. I). Herder tuade a bualneaa trip to Poe valley htfj urduy. A lurue crowd attriulrd the old f-time dunce whirl) marked tile open glut of the new Chevron oervire at- $1 ifjn and garage at Henley Saturday i)Hlit. j! Following Uie coinnmnliy picnic f isiyiday a lante group gathered al Bine Olenii Orlillnirrii for a awlm In t'lUeir new pool. Thuriidny afternoon Mm. Cur roll .(.Howe entertained the "Country Cou Eairu Drldiie club" at her home. Prime for the afternoon were won by Mr. nob Dehllngrr, huh, Mm. Harvey Wine, low and Mm. Vernon Uurnnt, traveling. During the afternoon the gurMa eompllmented and aurprlard Mrs. ti Howe with a handkerchief ahtiwrr. MemDers or tne club are laauel hllliger, Uila Mills. Dorothy Drill- igrr, vera uurnnt. Stella Uehllniter. iMrotny unnri . ucjiunger, Moule Rcrder. Fay Welmer, Cookie Dehlln gar and Marlorle Howe. -Wedneaday evening Mra. Maxlne Jon rue n entertained at her home oq Arthur atreet with a atork shower for Mra. Raymond Albera. Tlioae Friendly Helpfulness To Etry Creed and Pun Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Sons 92S High Phone 3334 ' A Awr, aai, Mi MIIMlp aSarllia lit u ftclMI yw alaiiilaa, Mau, tel. dr., i,am JMy 4ilrall?a aaib pain r. Is apriaala 4-lh,. tU,l m4 caHi lift-tall? wtl at. HAUL aUHACH lat It taan aru a. will avra raffwII-RI aft amartUKa aiatlaaa fcit ffbUaa) aalpal nalkt Dial ta liaaa aaar U4. . . I ill Claaa MaraUtt. U tlaaaly ftltiar Caa aoa mm MI'ltPIIKYH HKEM STORK 834 Kliimath Cl?3n, jlfstciini white I i 1 from the Henley district attending the ahnwer were Mra, Olen Dehlln- ger, Mra. Fred Ueymer, Mra. Hybll Wullln, Mra, Henry demon and Mra. Wullnce Thoinpaoii, Mra. Clyde Roberta left for Ban Frunclaco Tucadny morning. Adele Neeiie of Oraiila Puna apent Inht week with her brother and ala-ter-lu-luw, Mr. and Mra. Wnlter Nceae. Mr. and Mra. Nrcne look Adele home yealerday and were plr.nnliiK on picking aome bluckber rlrn before they returned. Mr, und Mra. W. II. Hyera and diiuuhter, Hetty, mid Donnii llumcl are gueata of Mr, and Mra. Jeaa Joliiiaon. Mra. Hyera la Mra. John- aon'a alatar. 'Die Byera plan to visit here for a month. Construction on the lurge modern chicken Iioiimj on the Hoy Ooodlng ruurh on the Lakevlew hlghwuy will be completed thla week. The chicken limine la of red tile coiuirucllon, la I (XI feet long and hue a 1600 chicken cnpuclty, The building la equipped with electric llghla and haa a modern automatic- wiring ayalem. Al Hie preaent lime the Uoodlnga have 4500 egg producing chlckeua on their ranch, They dlnixme of their egga by wholesale pickup. One floor In one of tho bulldlnga la ripilpiieil with ultra violet germ killing llghta. Vlmtora are Invited lo ace tho new chicken houe thla week. Weyerhaeuser Mr. and Mra. lien Houdck and on. Nuiuuin ltraoii, moved out ol camp thla week. The Houdeka have bought a aervlce atatlon and atore on the Keno ijad. Good luck to thrill In their new venture from their (Jump 0 frlriida. Mr, and Mra. Tommy Thompson and children have moved Into the Houdrk houae. 'Die Card club met at the home of Mra. Thomas Thompson, Thurs day, July 24. Durrel Wlnnliigliam. eon of Mr. and Mra. Leo Wiiiiiliighnm, la home again alter ieiidlug the last two monlha on the Applrgate. Little Jerry Mnrken hua apent the lat threo wreka In Ciimp 8 with Ilia aunt, Mra. Gordon Clood. Hobble Wlndfirld, " rold Wlnd fleld, Oene Hrnderaon and Fred Weal are endlng thla week at Scout camp. Mr. and Mra. I-con Brown and children apenl the week-end In Medford vlalling. Marvin Brown will remain with hla grandparenta In the valley until school atnrla. The heavy ruin Hunday night was greatly appreciated by e iryone. The Blandard Oil company put on a moving picture al the cook house Thurwlay night. It was well attended and much enjoyed. Mra. Mnbc! Wlndfleld la under going medical treatment In the hoa pltul thla week. Mr. and Mra. Courud Borallng arc the proud parents of a baby boy, born July 19. The young man has been named Conrad Rhodes, Luke Baikal. In central Asia, la said to be the only land-locked water containing eeals In the world. Proves Wonderful For Itching Skin! To promptly soothe Itching, burning akin of Krxema, Pimples, Athlete's Foot and similar akin and scalp irri tsllonadue toexternal cause apply Zcmo a Doctor's highly medicated. inritibtt liquid bseked by t)& years' success I Zemo ALSO aide healing. Over 25,000.000 package sold. First trial convinces! In II aiiea. All drugstores. a y J Is Your Watch In Good Voice? See TOM DALTON Licensed Watchmaker 901 Klamath ' - 1 V u ' I 'I, &JlmftvK C.i Merrill Bunny Tonneson of Blrda Land ing, (Jullf., apent a week with Mr. and Mra. Hilary Wlneburger. Hla daughter and gon-ln-luw, Mr. and Mra. Joe Dixon, and their daughter, Mnrle, came to take him home. Mr, and Mra, K, C. Burkoa lire visiting John Otilinon ul Coos Duy thla week. Oulmon formeiiy furmcd here. Mrs. Joe Bully and son, Mlchucl, went to Klamath Fnlla Wednesday to attend the birthday parly of lit tle Becky Huron, llccky Is the daughter of Mr. und Mrs. Virgil Baron. The purly honored her ono year birthday. Mrs. Tom Chntburn Jr., spent lust week visiting at Burkenfcld, Ore., with her sister. Mra. Vic ixiuslgiiont. Mr. and Mra. Klmer Bttikel. Mr. and Mra. Victor Hhuck und Chuck Loualgnunt left Friday morning for a throe-day fishing trip al Btelns mountain. A large crowd uttendrd the bingo guino sponsored by the VFW al the community hall Thuraduy night. The VFW auxiliary served coffee and siindwlches from tho lunch bur In tho nioiuunlne. .Tl.e grand prize was a hammered aluminum electric broiler. It was won by Mra. Hob Adama, There will be another bingo game at a date lo be announced later. Nora Cushmun made a trip lo Murphy, Ore., thla week to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Barry. Mr. and Mrs. Von Holdrn were guests at Ihe home of Mr. and Mra. Victor Hhuck Thursday after noon. Hen Fuu, former realdent of Mer rill, la visiting with friends here and with his duughtrr, Mrs. Mona English, and his son. Hob. In Klam ath Falls. Fuus flew from Denver, Colo., lo Beuttle two weeks ugo to visit his son, Keo. Prom Klnmath Falls he will go to Ban Francisco and back to his home In Colorado, making the entire trip by plane. The ladles' aofibnll team played a game on the high school diamond Friday. Both teams were from Merrill and were formrd by count ing off, the odd numbers playing Ihe even. The evens ber.l the odds. 23-20. Men 17 and uin-r 31 years of age can earn In the navy the equivalent of 882.40 a week. The navy recruit er haa full Information on enlist ments. See him today. HOME GARAGE 218 Old Fort lid. Phone 7031 Bring your car where all work Is guaranteed. We aperlalixe In Motor Rebuilding and Tune-ups Valve Grinding Reborlng Brake Work Generator and Starter Rebuilding aiaani tiaaninf Aula ralnliat PRESERVATIVE PAINT PLENTY OF OUTSIDE WHITE Get our prices! FY0CK-M00N INCORPORATED So, 9th Phone 5400 Klamath Business College 733 Pine St. Enroll now for Special Summer Study for a Complete Business Course. AMERICA'S ACE DRUMMER MAN l(tl f ARMORY Ts I MONDAY 1 Langell Valley Mr. and Mra. Bill Burnett I and family and Jim Womack were dinner gurats of Mr. and Mrs. Lea Leavltt and family on Wednesday evening. Frank Zlck and Mra. Joe Zlck and children of Bun Francisco are spend ing a few days with Mr. and Mra. Owen Popple and other relatives and friends. Mra. Albert Dearborn and children lefl Friday morning for Lone Pine, Calif., to visit her mother and other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mra. George Smith and aoua of Yuba City, Calif., are spend ing a few days In Bonanza and Luugcll valley. Mr. ai.d Mrs. Ted Hmllh of Santa Monica, Calif., Mrs, Frank Dearborn of Klnmath Fulls, and Mra, Mary Dearborn of Bonanza were dinner guests ol Mr, and Mra. Les Leavltt Thursday. Owen Pcpple Is convalescing at his home from an operation performed Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Olft spent several days In San Francisco last week. Mr. und Mrs. Kd Jones have moved lo the 1 lor ton ranch where they will make their home. Elaine Jones Is spending a week at Fort Klamath with her brother. Herb and family. Mrs. Joe Zlck and children and Mrs. Joe Potucek and son visited Mrs. Mike Dearborn and sons Wed nesday. Mrs. Peggy Clruy of Portland la visiting Mrs. Ella Roads and Mr. and Mrn. Joe Roads. Mr. and Mra. George Fcrnlund and sons spent Sunday at Medford with relatives. Mr. und Mrs. Pete Hodges, Mra. evening with Mr. and Mrs, BUI Burnett and family and Jim Wo mack. Mr. and Mra. Eddie Rupert and family entertained Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Femlund and sons with a Having Trouble Finding the Suit YOU Want? OUR FALL Made to Measure SUIT LINE Just Arrived 200 Samples Expert Measuring 3 Weeks Delivery SATISFACTION GUARANTEED lOVS Win ma Haul Hldff. T Phone 4760 Boyle's Column Old Time Paper Proves That News Doesn't Change By HAL BOYLK ANNAPOLIS, Md ll'i N e w s doesn't change only the men who make the news. To prove this you have only to glance back through the files of old newspapers such as "The Maryland Gazette," a weekly that has been portraying the American scene with a few forced Interruptions alnce 1727, Take, for example, government experiments In crop control In re cent years. In 1728 somo 218 years ago Maryland planters protested heat edly that the London dealers had sold their tobacco below agreed prlcea. The London merchants, as report- spaghetti dinner on Thursday eve ning. Mr and Mra. Reg Thomas and Margaret Jane and Albert Dearborn were Friday dinner guests at the Leavltt home. H8. PSPP ISM T POV(M TW$ MPRWIMS, CMUIN ikCY. W FACT, MOST THS EICV HOME SICK IN BED WITH THE DOCTOR.! Pipe WHAOOVUH MEON.JERPy COM3 CN OO PLENTV O pouors? you'RE on honest BUSINESS MAN-WHfflT F.0BS O- HrS CAN ffiU rlcco : , . H'trfW E MIPIWrj S&StIdI THlSOP 'OWATCHTrtEBOPtJalHs &rV TOWN. C -nffli 11 f TnE HlfCrtlrSS RAM. ltf THS HOSSES r --rfTO ! I P0.!0 1aAi TO TSU. MS Y TmEUeS NO OTHEB ( s OW. ITU. PB39BLy1 f .BUT wr DOMT HM-arLS Ai5'X?JIN? y OU ON 5E6 OOP jkiifiA I ROB'N.ITS TlOE.'ANVAV,IT THKT W6V6 eiOT J OtOTT t6 -H-A, IXX r l A BEACSNg t?.SHT fr-u'i y.j Eg TOO BAO V.E OceSerT MATTES, EACH OTMES1 OUKVtCApSw ' lLll alliaaar T nTTf I duo, HtaV Immwo I oowr .oon mow. 1 1 oonttI f vod otcri I II f He etfi o onSTTT VftJ ""t S(W?Wtl W WeJOV I WWW I Wta,TrftT I OOKVT ttftt CW WNt I I W? alttl RO,A OOT: WEPN? I 6ftCKl mr-rrj LOO. I VWAVXM VUO 4 f Rod ftocrt., WWSt C.' II S WTTry EJTI 7? zvr?wTrVyrwrSJt 1 J oRWeVa wax. I eew. ouo cft ' ewxT p v1 wpt f IPUFWADIUS A LIOW.' LWOW IVS DOME EVERYTHING.' jl I cd by the Muryluud Gazette, sent back word thut morket was over I stocked and made these auggestlona I U tho planters to hold the prices ' stable: I The Old Hong I "First, by planting less tobacco every yeur. "Second, by destroying every year all trash and mean tobacco, "Third, by forcbearlng to plant every fourth year." Does that sound familiar? Although printers at the time were customarily under 8400 bond 'big money then I not to publish news embarrassing lo the colonial governors or the king, William Parks of the Gazette printed both sides of this commercial controversy one of the kind that flowered later into revolution. Animal stories were news even In those long ago days. An Issue of December, 1728, contains a dispatch about a cat reported to be 140 years old and adds In proof that "several persons now living remember her OOWM FOR A T - . .n. 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They were principally about rum, real estate (housing was hard to find) and runaway slaves. The price of Jamaica rum In An napolis on March 11, 1728: per sin gle gallon, 78 cents. Lemonade costs more than that now. The Gazette, like other colonial newspapers that served as well springs for American liberty, ran from one to four pages. It had a subscription rate of only 83.18 a year. Leading colonial figures con tributed to It, and It had special correspondents in London, Paris, Prague, Lisbon and half a dozen other European countries. There were no glnnt press asso ciations to speed information. A headline of October 21, 1762. an nounced a royal birth the previous August 12: Great Joy to the Nationl JL'NIOK BIZE BICYCLES FOR 6 YEAR OLDS LP P O O L E S Wl Sooth 7th 98 liikT cat shcxxo have I Yeah, but Hrt so fl hope tmosc SHOWN UP BV NOW OLD AND FEEBLE KID3 WITH THE" - -, . . HE CANT MOVE DRUMS DOMT MiCOFK. 1tt? BY M-A 5ERVICL. 1KC I. M. ma U. 8. tAT. OFF "TI I EH? OH. SURE-! 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