Herald and news., January 15, 1948, Page 5, Image 5

PACE FtV
THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 1948
WEATHER
(imkoon rir luiiav, I iii ami
PiMay, murtllns liitf In wnl, ItillD
ehaiisa In t.imiai aluie; gantla, va.larly
wlmll nit I'limt.
Kt.AMATII rAI.I.H AMI VHtNITY -fall
tonlglil ami I'lnlay, hint) Imlay milt
Irlilav 4.1 lnw tiinlMht VII
NIlM'nir.HN fAt IKIIIINIA Pair In.
U. li.niglil mill rinlay; lull elians
In tiiiialilp, griilta vallalila wlllUa
off t'lia.1.
Hrltlrns I ruin Hiililh Ml. J.
Krmik Adiilim u( Merrill returned
Huiiinluy Imiiii h himpliiil lii Ouk
In ml, C.'iilll. v. In in nhit win u pnllem
uvi'i' llip holidays. Mi. and Mih. Ad
mm Willi her iiitiihcr, Mm. (Muni
Khaw nl thin i lly, u i id Mr. nml Mm.
Unlit West nml ymiiiK daughter Hum
nf Merrill, ii ii i in 1 1 ! I li m pinna lor
Hun nip to Ilir IIiiwiiIIiiii Inlands.
Tliry will fly f ruin here 1 11 Hun
I'lniiilM'ii on Jiiiiuitiy XI, nml will
Ihrn lake tin' (;iliii'r unit lly lo
lltimiliilii In sieuil n mimtli or nix
Weeks
lllrlluluv I'lliiiiln u( II H. "Ilmk"
(i iirnliy, Kliiiimtli pioneer, were vis
Itlim Willi 1 1 1 tit WrilncMlny In 1 In
hllAlllcs dlalrlrl. "Murk" irtlirllr'l
levcntly (rum Porlland where lip
had rye siuucry In 11 hospital there
hut he In tpiltp recovered frnm his
llll'riv 1 irr l.lll cclphrillP lllll HWi
I mini. iv mi Jiiiimu v sn, nnd hi
rdaui.hlcts will he Willi linn nl tlvu
I line Mr. Kllr.ubelh Hitllllrrn nl
Portland In pxpeded hrtp fur Ihp
( ili'nrallon
Al Hume-Mrs. Nlnn W. Currier
l al her luiii.p. IM:i Pine. Hhp wu
flsilmilted frmn Kliuiuith Valley
hospital this wrrk. nnd In rriovcr
InK from hnru received In ml auto
mobile accident.
'lu l.os Angeles Mr. mill Mm.
Fred Klin n( 1'iirtland. airolnpnll
led by Mr. II. W. Uitkc of Kluin
lll Kails, left tmlny lor brief vlMl
with rclnllvm mid friends In ls
Angeles, Calif.
r'rum lluiianiulr- Mr. O. V Wil
liams mul Mrs. J. Vrnnskv n( lluns
nuilr drove lo Kliinmlli Kalis Wed
nesday to spend the duy shopping.
In Hillside -Clyde Darlty nl Wcy
erhapuser Timber company, Ik a
pmipiu at Hillside hospital nlifn
hp Ii rpi'PlvliiK nirdlcal care.
Visitor Karl Ager nf Tuleliikr
was a Klamath Palls bunlnrsa vlsl
lor on Tuesday.
Medical Carp Mnlllr CllllP. wpll
known Illy resident, la a pallpnl al
Hillside hospital.
Nun Hum Word nf the blrlli of
a aim, Michael Alfrrd, on January
ID to Mr, and Mm. A. K. ItPinlllniiii
of lJavvnpurt, Wash., was ritcnlvrd
hmo tlila wpi'k by frltndi. ltfinllloiiK
wua ttuff amnciiiil alntlonrd at the
Mm Inn llurracka diirluK tlm war
mul hp mid hi" brldp, a Nrw Zru
liinil ulrl, llvpd In Klniiiutli I'ulla al
thfl lioimlnv unit. Ilo la now In Uiiv.
pi, pin I with Uia BOVPliiniPiil In the
iiuillllliK ili-piittinriil, HrinllloiiK la
a broihpr of Mm. John Kuykcndiill
of I'luiii'iiv, wi'll known hi'in, and lip
vlMlrii hrr frpipipnlly at the U. V.
Ktiykiiniliill homo on Cnllfninla ave
nut. ( ollnl l...lMr. und Mm. W. It.
Kllloli und two rhllilri'ii. Curol Ji'iin
mid Tiiitiiiiy. left Juiitiury 7 for
Htipprlur, Win., tiilled by the nuiltlen
di'uili of Kllloll'a brother Wullrr Kl
llutl. The KIlliilUi rpMde al 1UB7
Atibiirn. Klllntl I nlKht yanlinunter
tor Hip CI r rut Northern here.
Miiraery Mr. and Mra. C A.
LI ii 1 1 1 1 urn 111 I'urlliind where Uiinn
hii hud major numery. He will bp
In the hohpltul aniitlipr week mul
thru one wepk al the Impprlnl hotpl
wheie liU wlfo la atuyliiK, before re
liinilnit hump.
Auxiliary llura KuKh' atixllliiry
ilueh immi not be paid to the .erre
ury nl her plare of btulneaa but
may be .iil(l elllipr at the lixlae or
nml to Mia. C. T. Klrrliwul, 1B0A
ArnJeiuy ahp ailvlnpd today.
rrartlce-at'hp KhkIpii Dunn corpn
will inept for pnu'tlcp Monduy at ft
p. in. In Hip lower VOX hall. At 7:10
p m. the auxiliary offlepa will hold
a meeting In Hie inline plnre
Chapter Launches March Of Dimes
POT
i vXm m
Iniurovlnf Tht many friends
of 11 -year-old Karen Porter. diiUKh-
U.T of Mr. and Mm. I.loyd Forur of
Van NeM atrcet, will be happy to
liuiii Unit Karen will be able to
return to her atudlea In the fifth
(trade at Roonevelt school this next
week. Karen has been milte 111 at
the fuinlly home this fall and has
been absent from her classes for the
p,uit six weeks. She celebrates her
1 1th birthday today, January IS.
In Norlh-E. M. Chllcote. well
known Klamath realtor, Is spending
several days In Portland and Salem
on business. Last nlnht Chllcote
attended the annual banquet of the
rJalcm Board of Realtors, lie Is ex
pected home this week.
In Hospital Robert Piatt, nlnht
cleik at the Metropolitan hotel, was
moved by ambulance from the ho
tel to Klamath Valley hospital last
nlKht after he was stricken with a
sudden Illness.
Kurery Loyal Lu.it, 711 Mitch
ell, had major surgery at Hillside
hobpJlal this morning. Lust Is an
employe of the Klamath county road
department.
In Hillside Mrs. Elsie Rowe. 1737
Wall, Is a patient at Hillside hospi
tal where she had major surgery
this morninR.
To Lake A party of Klamath
(elks made It Into Lake o' the Woods
last Bunday but on their return dla
ciurnged travel over the road. Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Merrill and two guests
took the Merrill Jeep to the lake
and Jim Elledge nnd Mra, Noela
Phaneuf, a summer home owner,
went up In a truck. They all re
ported the road good to the foot of
the hill but beyond that point travel
was very difficult. The group was
entertained at dinner by Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Morse, summer home care
takers. Vet To Koseburg The Profes
sional Ambulance service left this
morning for Roseburg, transporting
a young veteran to the hospital
there for treatment of paralysis.
Ralph Rust mado the trip.
Moves Mrs. Elsie Siemens of
the county tax office has moved to
her new home which she recently
purchased at the corner of Fremont
and Eldorado.
Rrroverlng Mrs. Joe r. Bellottl
of 2467 Vantland Is recovering at
Klamath Valley hospital from
major surgery last week. She Is
able to receive visitors.
on ALL
ODDS & ENDS
CHILDREN'S i
WEAR
NOW AT
SPENCER'S
619 Main Phone 5497
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ItecuperuJng Mrs. Recce Bailey,
nee Mary Lou Gray of Lakevlew, Is
recovering In Hillside hospital from
a recent Illness.
.Murill uf Dimes drive niirkrrs brtii in e.irnrst IimIii), the first day of the polio drive, to work for
donations from Kl.iinutli ruunlv proplp. Tlinugh no deflnllp goal has bpni set, the plan is it) surpass
Hie SHUOO rmilrlliuted last tear. Kmm lefl, Mrs. I.pna llennls, a menibrr of the Klamath County (Juuta
club and chairman of the project of placing eoln runlalnera In rentaiirsnla, slurps and ollipr gathering
places In the illy; Doris Thompson. March of Dimes office secretary, and Alice Vitus, president of the
Quota club and a worker In the drive.
Telican Post Members of Pell-
! can post 1383, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will meet tonight at 8 p. m.
in the KC hall.
Illalallalliin Prosperity Itellekall
IihIkc will inert at the IOOF hall at
8 p. m. today, Thursday, for Imlalla
liut. uf nffitrrs. Itefrpshiupnts will
bp iprvpd.
From Illy Mr. und Mrs. Krilpst
Pndilixk of Illy were visitors in
Kluniaih Fulls Wednesday from
Ihelr rnnth home.
.fivYOilR HANDS
K1ND
FOR DISHES, LAUNDRY
INI CENERU HOUSEWORK
CALL Ol WtlTI
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2221 Rpplamallon
IMioiip 5M5
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Treatment Earl S. Bhcrldan of
5042 Miller, salesman for Pyock
Moon. Is receiving medical care for
an Infected foot at Hillside hospital.
THE DEMOCRATIC CLUB
WILL MEET
Friday, January 16, 8 p. m.
in the
CIRCUIT COURT ROOM
Important matters will be discussed.
ALL MEMBERS and DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS
ARE URGED TO ATTEND.
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