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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1948)
( fRIDAY, JAN. 2, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE FIVE WEATHER h i. A i in n KLAMATH KALI. AMI VICINITY I'hiuily wlllt ahuwria rliaiiflliia In aiiuw lluirlea. Haluiilay I'lmnly lu pailly rlutlily Willi It law allow lllillliia In IMOI n hi lllah Intluv ill. Luw Umlallt llll High Nahllilny .14 tlHKUUN Oi',a.lulial r4lll llillny mill Inlillflll. Nlmwala I'HUihl. Nluiw naal aiaai laal luilMy Mini m 4mm Halmilay. Nil Imiiiiaralui I'lianga Frr.h In ui ta.liinallv llniliM aijually anulh III aulllll Wa.l wind nil I'lmal NIIHTItrillN 1,'AI.II OMNIA I h-i'a.lulial lain liwlay anil loiunlil, HHuwai. hnlm iIh)' tiarimiliia lair Haltinlav ami Kiniilay. Hnnw anil rnlilcr In high liinniilalna Miflarala In Itaali aulilliaily vvlml nil ouaM, Iiafniiilni ainilliwa.lai y litiilalil Cltllit Improve - I'Tli'iul i( the Hunt iiiuh Iiiiiilly wlilrli llvnl lino (in inuiiy ymira mill net now o( I'lirlluiul, will li liilrirntcil to Iruin Hint ll'.-ynir-olil Jmly, iIuiikIiUt il Mr. unci Mia. Ili't IIiiMIiiici. liua Ijrcu urlllrnlly III In DiMrntirihrr linlllltl bill In HllOWlllK IllllltflVr)- nirnl. The II L t In mil bmiiue vrry Hi lual Hiiliiitluy itntl una muvrri to t)urriiliri:hrr uhcro iimiieri) wiia Irll lor hrr rrrovrry. Win la llm only urnnildnuithU'r nf Mr. mill Mrn Hnlllrn C. HnnllllKH ot 11115 B. W Hkylliie boulrviird, Pmlluml. Urn MlnlalrrUI (irimp A breiiktnal miitiLliiK la plumed lor the Khun nth MlnlnUirliil umiihiIiiUoii for H :)0 u. in. Moniliiy, Jiiiiimry 6, lirv. H. M. Tolliaa, llllialilnlll, IllmMllll'rd toiluy. Tliri incotliiii will hi In Hie Wlni'inii hotel, ltrtv. (Jixllrey Mnt tlii'W, pimUir of the Coiiiniunlty ConurrKiilloiiiil church, will pi will, Ihri dnvollimiil topic, unit Kohrrt l.iinifiU, liny Hcout rxwiillve, will apnik on "Currrliillnt Youth Ac tum in Church and Community." VUllnra - - Mr. in id Mrn. Wiillnce Brurc in id iliiuiihtnr Mnrllyn arc uponillnu the Nrw Yeiir holiday hi re a iiui nln of Mr mid Mm. Mor kiiii Johnnou of Kldmudn nlirrji. The lliucr fiunlly realdi'd Iwro lor aev prul yrura whrn III lice wan iniiniiiter nl the Klninulh Fnlla MonlKomerv Wurd ntoie. He Ik now dlatrlia mull lu.rr for Norlhern California wllh lii'iidiimrteiii III Miuruiiinito. lluiiir After Huriery Klliel "Hliiriny" Uordeii, owner ot Mod elliptic lirnuiy hhop, In cunvuleavliii lit her home on Oreiion nveiuie, lol lowiiiu a major operation Ihut eon SP Employe Dies On Job William J, Btephcnii, 62-yeur-iil1 Houlhern I'ui.lfle employe, died and drnly at nild-iifteirmim Thuradny, New Yeiu'a Day, J lint, a he had eompliried work on a hot box at Cliiiiiiilt where he wan culled earlier In the day. HlepheiiK, who him been employed Willi the Houlhern Parlflt! for the I hi nL 30 yearn, made III" home here for 21 yearn. He hud prrvloualy worked on the Anhlmid and Goon Hay num. He and hln non. Jamen, 10, and Matt A. Dennett, HP employe IIvIiik at lift!) Johnnon, drove north lo take care of the Job, HU'iiheiu wun puttliiK away hln tooln when he feel dead In Die hiiow. A bll..urd wun rnuliiK nt the time and It wax necewiaiy to lirlnit the body here by train luit nlahl. The Hlephenn family renlden at '2T2H Vine. At the lime of hln death, Htephenn wan em ployed nn a carman. Deulh occurred al II p. rn. ThurMlay. final rllen will be announced by Wurd'n. In uddl tlon to hln non, Htephenn In nurvlved by hln wife, Helen, of Ihln city, Extension Unit News "perfect would have your be brown atew I Next, cover the meat with liquid, neanon It to your own fancy, cover Unfitly and cook nlowlyl until It'i tender and navory Imont atewn re- 1 uulre about 2 hourm. 'the vegetables are added durliiK the cooking of the ntew. lie klirn to arid them IllnL far By HI I.1N F . HUNK I enough before the atew In done to Budget balance problcmn In the ; that they are at the barely-tender buying of family food are urgent ! atage. thin monlh-enpeclully ao after Uie Herve your nlew wllh atyle. Ar Chrlaliiiaa and New Year'a dinner, i n,,ige the meat and vegetable, on a md partlen, ! planer, with the rich gravy In ft for thone who are coimioua of 1 gravy boat, fluffy hot blaculta ars lanlliiBn l alleiidlng the UnlverMly "'led her to the honpltal for of Oregon ni-hool of medicine. ttuapel leelluiaA nelicn gupel inectliiun which began New Year'a Kvc will conlliiiie lor neveral nlghtn al the Union llonpel min alou, aM Commercial, conducted by Kldcr Holiert Hearcle. pntor of the I loune for I'ruyer tor Nalionn in I'orlland, Theme of the meelliiKa are "Come over into Macedonia and Help l a." Illble achiail l held fucli Huiidiiy at 10 a. m ; worship nervier, II a. in.; evening nervlce at 7:30. and the goniel meetlngn at 7:30 each evening. Mia. C. M. Tlmina la pa.ilor. week. Hhe In recovering natlnlac torlly but will be uwuy from the wj nnop lur uil iiioei iiiiio ifi urn. Shortage Of Rubbers Seen r'ann llllreau The Klamath county farm bureau will meet at 10 a. in , Monday, January 0, for an all-day meeting at the Ulene com munity hall. A politick luncheon will be nerved All memben and anyone Interested In the farm bureau la urged to attend. With the flrnt real "galoah weath er." the necond day of the new year, mcrclianin looked ruefully mrr llieir mock of galonhen, rubbers and ovrrnhoen. The greatest shortage In thce Hues seems to be in small children's this problem, the following auggea- tlonn are made by the home econo mics department of the extension service. . A wcll-organlcd shopping ex pedition on Hnlurduy will lake care of monl of I he shopping for the week. When you're doing your shop ping buy only the food the fumtlv will actually eat during that next week outside of ntuplin. Thla eliminates the danger of spoilage. When you have the grocerlei home, store then carefully, each under the conditions that will keep them at their best, The meat ahould be unwrapped from the paper in which It was wrapped, and placed on a plate uncovered or loosely covered wllh waxed paper In the coldest part of the refrigerator. 'f'he next point la to cook the foods carefully ao that they will be at their best. It la Important to cook meal slowly -fast-cooked meat shrinks more than that w-hlch la slow-cooked, When you're serving Hie fumlly you certainly don't want to limit Ihrm, but at the same time you a good accompaniment In fact, with crisp tossed aalad and bev erage, they complete the meal. Potti Smith To 1 Head Beef Club Pattl Smith was elected president , at the reorganization meeting of the Mil 1 In Beef club at the home of Karl Wilson on December 28. Other j officers elected were Illya Bmalley, vice president; Barbara Cornell, ; secretary; Kathleen Wilson, news reporter, and Jerry Mackcn and Eddie McAullffe, sergeant-al-arm.s. It wim decided to hold meetings once a monlh, have Initiation for new members at the next meeting and have fines on absence and dis orderly conduct. Mrs, Wilson served refreshments to members Illys Smalley, Pattl Smith, Jerry Macken. Marvin Mackcn. Eddie McAullffe. Elliot Went, Roxanne Wilson, Olen 8ty skal and Kathleen Wilson. Teachers are Earl Wilson and Gerald West. Quests were Mrs. Gerald West and Cheryl West, Mr. and Mrs. George Harry and Vreckage Of Train Searched SEDAUA, Mo., Jan. 2 ( Mis souri highway patrolmen today combed through the tragic debris of death battered baggage and wal let that told of guy holiday trips seeking further Identification of passengers killed In the Missouri Pacific train wreck SO miles east of here. Many of the women had Jewelry and party dresses wllh them, mashed toilet kit and broken pocketbooks testified to the force of the terrific Jolt when the locomotive on one train rammed the rear car on an other. A ribbon of tooth paste was nqueozed from one kit, In another, a broken box of pills wan crushed Into a tin mass. Home of the watches were In ruins. Others were undamaged, A shiny gold pocket watch. Identified an that of former Ambassador Alexander W. Weddell, seemed In perfect condition. Weddell'a Phi Beta Kappa key atlll dangled oa the chain. When excited, or In pain, the hippopotamus actually sweats blood. KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Free Demonstration Telephone 9200 don't want to give them so much food mat iney can t eat It all. A Bmalley, Mackcn and good way to handle this problem ! Tarrell Wilson, to serve only moderate servings 1 ' lust the sl you think they can i nre nicompletc In nearly all styles, .r.,u,,ra ill nieei-rriiiiurn ' ; it,rre Bre (,ll)(.y for-ltned, fur Uoodcrufl will meet In the KC hall , , ri,,r..iiIirri fur hoot, im Monday. January i, al 8 p. in. There will be Initiation and all offi cers and guards will wear formala. Entertainment and refreshments will follow the business meeting and Hill In t Ion . The potluck dinner ori ginally planned for tills lime has been postponed until January 10 Church Hervleen Members and fried da of the Coiigiegatlonal church arc uigrd lo be present it Ihe Hominy 11 a. m. nervlce. The children's choir and the chapel i choir will unite in singing the lltur- i gv and leading In congregational his wife and children to Ashland on singing. Mrs. Marie Casjriw will lye ncw year's Day where they will a' the organ console and will sing visit wllh Mrs. Mack'a folks until a solo. Itrv. Godfrey Matthews will Huiuluy when he will go over and preach the aermoti. "What Kind of j bring Ihem home. The Macks live Hecurlly Does Christian faith Of- . nl arI 8. 6lh. fer?" Sunday school la at 0 4S a. m. ' lllamlssed John Dunn, young CoiHlllliin Kalr Klamath Vallev : son nf Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dunn hospital reported the rondmon ot j of Bonanu, was able to return lo Mrn. Ijdcna Wlnrgar of Merrill as his home Friday following treat only fair Ihln morning. Mrs. Wine- ! "lent al Klamath Valley hospital tai nulfered a akul1 fracture In Ihe 1 for Inflammatory rheumatism. Drcemlier 31 accident near Merrill fell or fleece-lined fur boots for women lo be had In this city, thin I line having been ao limited that j shipments received a couple of ; moutha ago have long since been ' aold out. Toe rubbers are nil. Rubber overshoes for flat-heeled i ahoea seem to lie plentiful and come ! In colors red. brown, black and ! A.hland Vl.lt-Charlea Mack took 1X1,1 '"r w"mf" n,,d '"' M" j seem lo sun nave a cnoicc in niyics ' of overshoes and most of the stores carry the four-buckle boy's type, so , popular this year. j which took the hie of her husband. Virgil Wlnrgar. Hubert Tafl "Red" Moore of Merrill, driver of the car. was said to be In good shape. In Town Again--Jim Ivory, neph-1 e- of K. P, Ivory of Ivory Pine com- ; pany. Is bark lu the coniiMiuy office, 1 734 Mum, since the mill he was managing' at Myrtle Creek has been Z""y- Jn'u'"y V- Cards Saturday The women's auxiliary of the CIO Is sponsoring a pinochle card party for Saturday at 7:30 p. m at 234 Main. Hefresh meniA will be served. Tucirfay .Mertlnr The Mldlam Home Economics club will meet al the home of Mis. Joe Mlln.nl on All aold. Ills wire and daughter are hem with him and they are living at the'iinimng project. Ivory will be In this office until June. (iue.t Speaker llillie Sllpp. na tional president nf the Overcomera of Open lllblr Standard churches. of llnyton. O . will be guest speaker al Klamath Temple. 1007 Pine. Fri day, tonight, at B o'clock. members aru urge.! lo atl-'nO . Clrele Active The Golden circle of tin first Baptist chui-n will meet : al the home of Mrn. Bessie Alex ander. 2105 Hope, from 2 to 4 p. in.. : Monday. ' Leaves Hospital Mrs. William I Marshall of Olene and Infant I daughter were dismissed from 1 Klamath Valley hospital this morn ing lo return home. Tant Nnlile Oand Club The Past Noble Grand club of Prosper- I ,. . , ,. , . , Itv Rebekah lodae will meet In ihe' ( rd rr-1 he CIO Auxiliary IOOF hall Tuesdav Jnnimev a for I ' r1 !",r,:v' originally slated for to a politick luncheon at I p. m. fol lowed by a regular business meet- ! Juveniles Juveniles of Neighbors i of Woodcraft will meet In the KC i hall Monday. January S. at 4 p. m. night, will be held Saturday, tomor- I row. at 8 p. in. In the IWA hall. In Hospital Cornelius and Dwlght Ilinry, grandsons of Mrs. Alfred Crane. 1003 Delta, had Ihelr tonsils removed at Hillside hospital this morning. They are doing nicely. slws. Women's high-heel galoshes I handle. And men II tncy want are l.n limiiert m.rl ihe .!- rimurs ! more, be sure that It's available. a iiiuh step in saving is to maar use of every bit of left-over food. There's no leftover too small to be Included In another dish. Often times the leftovers are greater favorltea than the original food fiom which they're made. Slew Is one of our favorite Ameri can foods, yet many lveople don' know how to make this delicious dish. Slews make good meals In these winter days and they're budget-conscious at the same time! First and foremost la the meat you use. Everyone knows that the kinds of meat most commonly used are beef, lamb and veal but do you know what euu are best? This Is where the economy comes In, because the less-demanded ones have the excellent flavor for stew, for example, there arc the breast stctlons of the animal In other words, the beef plate, and brisket, and the lamb and veal breast. Then there arc leg or shank sections of all animals, and the neck and shoulder sections, and the flank cuts all are very flavorful, and when cooked In a stew, nothing could be better! Have your meat dealer cut the meat In I'i Inch cubes that way they'll be Just the right size for eating. Next Is the matter of browning There are two schools of thought on this subject some say a stew should be a rich dark brown and others think a light stew Is best. However, we'll talk a bit about browning, and those who like light stews can Just omit the process. The most Important thing about hi owning Is that It must be done slowly especially If you want It to li.st throughout the cooking process. Flouring the meat first helps with Iht browning, but Its possible to brown the meat without flour. Some experts say this browning will take as long as half an hour but the most Important thing Is to do It slowly, browning the cubes of meat thoroughly on each surface. It's this brown (hat is going to affect the flavor and color of the entire stew when it's done, so do It well If you Preserve Those Valuable Papers and Documents Let Us Copy Them I p to SV'lll" 60c Underwood's Camera Shop 727 Main Phone 7063 It's A NEW YEAR They nay a leopard can't change hia spots hut at least here's a new picture of an old face. 'i? ., .1 My grateful appreciation of a most successful year. Sincerely, Paul A. lee START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT WITH GENERAL ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC DISHWASHERS GARBAGE DISPOSALS KITCHEN CABINETS POP-UP TOASTERS Immediate Delivery Reasonable Terms On Display At SWAN LAKE MOULDING CO. A- Your Franchijcd General Electric Dealer 3226 So. 6th Phone 3169 Hoover Joins Gl Probe WAS1IINOTON, Jan. 3 i,1'i Vet erans Administrator Carl R. Clray Jr.. said today former President Herbert Hoover is arranging for a committee of Insurance experts lo investigate Die veterans Insurance program. Kranklm D'Oller. chairman of ihe board of Prudential Insurance com pany, will head the Insurance men. Hoover Is arranging for Ihe study as chairman of a committee which cungress established lo survey the i organization . - of the executive branch of the federal government and recommend steps lo promote efficiency. Gray, who took office u successor to Orii. Omar Hradley last Wed- I nesday. said he has already received numerous complaints about the lil- ! surancc service provldrd to war vet erans, "I am determined Ihe veterans shall have the best passible Insur- ancc service," Gray told a news conference. Toitsllrrtnitiy Shirley Moora daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Moore, .1027 rtlsbee had her tonsils removed earlv Friday morning at Hillside hospital. Surgery Karl Weimar of Weyer haeuser Timber company la In Hill side hospital today and reported re covering satisfactorily from major surgery. Meillral Care Robert D. Mitchell of Pelican City, Klamath Falls ac countant, la receiving medical care at Hillside hospital. for a regular business meeting. Ilrluriis Home Mrs. Rodney Haney, route I box 800, left Klam ath Valley hospital with her Infant daughter today.. io Home Mrs. P. 11. Hill and In fant son Paul, left Klamath Valley hospital Friday for their home. 3628 Crest. Surgery Mrs. Florence Knight. 1118 N. 8th, had major surgery at Klamath Valley hospital Friday. The time lo find out whether your pulley la properly written la BKFOKE the fire, not AFTKIt! Consult Hans Norland, 113 X. Oth 81. Motorists Using Chains Today The first while weather of conse quence this winter occurred the first day of the new year In the Klam alh basin and by Friday roads were 111 such a condition as to require chains. Rural mail carriers aro all sup plied wllh knobby tires now' but Ihey also carry chains In rough weather. When they left the post office on their roulcs this morning at about 9:30 the snow was begin ning lo get soft and no difficulty In making deliveries was anticipat ed. Postmaster Burt E. Haw kins again advises residents to keep steps and sidewalks clear of snow and Ice. Shop AT HOME with the FULLER DEALER For the compleleU fa r line of FULLER "" BiuihM, Mops and Btoomi and other cleaning aidi. CLEM JOYER 14115 Martin Phone 5677 In Several Years of the Famous Qlecttamaitei ELECTRIC RANGES $16375 Ideal for Apartment Dwellers Wllh Timer ami l.libl $189.79 LEACH 123 South 6th SERVICE COMPANY Phone 6842 DIVE RIGHT IN That's what we do to your moving day problems. 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