Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 26, 1948, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JAN. 26, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN! Bonanza loin Null spi'iil Hiindny Willi Mr. mid Mm, I'iiiiI Mum ijc mill Ail, Mr, nil Mm. Hurry I,,. Iliuy mid 1 v it 1 1 llulil wont lo Huli iii lust week fur 1 1 to liiiwllnu 11111111111110111, Mr. ml Mm. limy wont from tlirro Hi Cmm liny mi u flihnm trip. Jurk mill Jt'iisn Mi-l''ull spent srv oi nl dnys liint wrok nil h Iiiimiioiji 1 1 1 1 ni'iir HiuTiiini'iiln. Now I III' owners III llnllllllll In clude Mr. mill Mm. I.. V. Hohks, Mr. mill Mm. Horn Holiinlitl mill Mr. mill Mm. Coiil limit Mill. Purl lllnwn In Mnlllnv nt Co. nullle Willi lii'i duiiKlilrr. Mr. mill Mm. I iillno House mill Hllsllll sprnl Hllllllliy III l.llliui'll V 11 1 -loy with Mr. mill Mrn. Hlllott llmina nil mni. Mr. mul Mm. Don Hons spent Hiiiuliiy with Ml. mul Mm. l.riimiiil H, liuuloi Mr. mul Mm. Jnlill Mi Full rwnl srvrriil diiyft lit Cottonwood vlslt IliK the Al Cirrrns. Mm. Inlor IIukks nnd Mm. Jnlin Horn vtstlrd In l.miiifll vnllry nil Wriltirniliiv nt lust work. 'I ho llniiitnm I'TA l spmiMirliilt n Viilonlltir intiMiioriulr bull ut thr now c viii mi iviiriiiiiy 7. A klnx mul ltlorll will lie crowned mul pi'lM-s ulVPIl. Iti-ln-nllllirntN Will be nerved nl inliliilKliI I luiu-liut In fiinn III until 1 a. in . Willi tin' Mer-i;- Mukrm six-pircr ori'lirstrn fur- lllnllllll! Illllslr. Mr. mid Mm. Tutu l-nvrliidy Inivr mild tlioir pluri Hour Hoiiiiiimi mid plnu to move tn Kiikoiio soon to ho 'ni nr tlioir rinuiililrr Dull livolndy Irtt lust work for I'rtlnnlllc lo lie with Ills wife mid il.iinihtrr. Mm Oulr Hiowii mid fninlly Sprague River Madrlrrii Htliroiichiii. v,Iio him brrii vrry III III Mut InplUtl lor tlic jmaI novruil wrrkA, trtui tint homr till- urrk. ISMr him tukrii ft turn fur ilia wor"r. hourvrr, uixl is not (liiinu too urll. Mtv C'ltuit KutK'tK lutn hrrll mil Iinnl lo hrr homo with n vrry OiuJ (old. 1.11 Mr iJniititr lUmtis Inn Imtii oul of (IuhiI with bud cold and aoic ih tout. lJw.rn Ktddlr hua taken to 'In roiim, Wtiilt , by nmbutiima wlirre he will imdrtito nkiit uraiunu. He v. ma budty burnrd ChrintimtB Kvc. Huy I'liituo uiit on Uic hick Uti IoaI Mrrk, Mr. mid Mib. Monty Mimiucimrry me In bwlrin where Monty wrni lo drlriid hi boxliitf rrrtird. lllunrhe Hrhum hlh Ik krrpinK their mui whllr thry mo nwny. Hobrrl CIuum htoptn-d ovrr to vuil hi muttirr, Hom? C'uitiini.on luit wwy to ir purl (or ttimy duty, llr in a nrriirmit mid will be BlullunrU 111 CmilnriUu lor thr piur.tnt. Mr. mul Mr. Jm IjiIiucIu uie I IX Ing up tltrir homo in pre puni Unit lo moving in. Mr. mul Mr. ClifKml Welch hiivo brunt; hL tht-ir new dntiKhtrr home Irnrn thr hoApilul. Mrit. Chfl WillinrnA hit just ic covcrrd from mi IUiifm. V Mobilgas SOC0NY-VACUUM Copyright 1948 General Petroleum Corp. Chiloquin Mr. mid Mm, Jny Urliiim nt On liuik, Orn., worn iTt-rnl iftirntfl of tholr mui mul Iinnlly. Itov. mill Mm. A, C, Clrlnim nnd iliiuklilom, Mm, Jo.no Mnnuiim worked III tlix nchool ciifi'ii'i lu. II mo (luy thin wook, diiiliiK I tin ubionce ul Ho v. Mm loy ,1'lln'. Hov. llmioy Zollcr mid Hcv. Jnineii .cIliT nl Urn two inoiliiHlUt cliurchm woio In HnM'buiii nil biinliicui Ihli Wrok. Joiry Hood mid l,on llnhiick lire biiok finm n 'lli llirnimh Oitkimi mid Win liliiiiliin. Cliiind Cnilloo ln in wiih ulvrii us tholr Intruded drntl iinilnii. Wiiltor Cnlllnn pluyed honl on Miimliiy inula to group of mrn who were nil fnriner inemberi of the Otruoii kliite Kiiurd. Mr. mid Mm. John Unit mid Mm. I.nlln inolhrr, Mm. Murll Tellrvlk, mi il ii i ii 1 1 iu to move to Coon liny nlxiiit the middle nf next week, 'the l.niu hnvn been Chllixiiln renldriiln for ovrr 20 yeiim. Mr. nnd Mm. C'hiirlei Wurrrn loft mi TuoMluy for n vmoilun trip Into' Citllfornln. Mr. mid Mm. Curl Miiiniiinh mid tholr duiiKhtrm will move Into the luitt reniilpine when the uwiii-rn leiive for C' JJny. Kov. A. C. Clrlmrn minauiiceil pliiiin fur uii(iiiiI.iiik i coniinunlly Mint lo lie hold In the lllblr btiind iii il chinidi on the Inal Kruluy eve mini of oui li inontli with the public lordmlly invited. Vounii people nre o ,ii', hilly uiurd to nllend. Mr. nnd Mm. llr mo Miller me pui rut of n buby Kill, born on Jiiniiury 1U at Klmnuth Vnllry lion pliul. the child weiuhrd fl ponndii. Mm. Juiiien I'lir Jey wun nbenl ft tun nchool mi '1 uc.wluy. Muiifiiiel Mohior V.H3 iiniiblc to return lo hrr truchlim (wMtlon nl the Inciil hliih mhool dm to ex tended lllnr.w Hhe wna nbneni all hint week. Hrr position la being filled by Mm. Allim Uulbruith of Kliunnth AKonty. Mr. nnd Mil Cyril Cook nttrnded the wrddliiit of Wmidn JnckMiii lo Wlllimn Joiirt in Khumitli Kul l.i on Htindny nl the lluiiti.it church. The gloom It n brnthrr lo Uie Cook' miii-lii-lnw, Karl Jonen. Mm. June wn in rhuiiie of the gueni book ul the reception which followed llio nervlce. Little l.lluli Joiioa was n thrre dny Riienl of hrr Kmndparenu, Mr. nnd Mm. Cyril Couk. lunl week. IiivllntloiM hnve been received for the wedding of Brrnlce Oehrlng. 211 Forum llhli. Kurramrnlo 14, Cnllf. NOINI life cm be length, enrd. expensive repairs andrrplarementsdefrrrrd because bearings, cylinder walls, and piston rings take n longer lease on life when protected by skilled MobiLubricatinn Service. nation y . c Vcry -,-,,oU( sPceo 1 rccora-"'"" TOONERVILLE FOLKS (jRANPMA FUTTY HAS MOVEP THE ICE BOX OUTPOOR5, diiiiglitcr of Mr. mid Mrn. l-'rrd CJrliMiig of Klmnuth KuIIk. The Ochrhign nre former residents of Chiloquin. V oid u us received tills week of the jiaftslnii In Klchmond, Cnllf., of John lClrund, B5, n retired itrocer mid resident of Itlchmoud for the 1iiM 2i ycum. hut Hulurdiiy ul his home. Mr. LeUriind wus the father of Mrs. Jnmcs 11. Hiinillloil Ueiiu lllukei of Ullchrlst mid wils known to ninny local coplr. lrOriind wus n nuilve of Donin.irk but had lived In the United UUites for 81 ycum. In addition to his daughter. Mrs. Hum tlion. LeClrund la survived by his wlte. two mms. Uirrc duuxhlern. nine Krnndchlldren Including ttlcwurl llluke of Corvnllls nnd Warner lllnke of KiiKcnr, und four greul grundchlldren. Mrs. Hamilton was In Hlchmond nl Iho time of the puAMng nnd returned north on Krl dny. Mm. Walter Collins kept hrr tiny niece tor several days lasl week while the child's motlirr. who lives in Klmnath Kalis, wus In Portland. Word was received from Glen Hale, former grade school principal In Chiloquin but now superintend ent in Eagle Point, thai his wife ts recovering from major surgery per formed hi the Good Suniarltun hos pital In Portland. Mm. Hale will be In the hospital for noma 10 days yet. -CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO PAftY TO CHICAGO 1 Nw k -(or your car wlm lj& counts most mi GEARS function more effi ciently to cut down drag on the wheels, stand up longer, hence reduce oper ating expense, when gear oils are changed on sched ules recommended by the ANSWER MAN your Mobilgas Dealer. .- a& Mt. Laki Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jcfferi of Bhouldlce, Alberta, Canada, visited nl the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. R. Dickson nnd family last week. Mrs. Jcffers mid Mrs. Dickson are sisters nnd hud not seen each other for 18 yours. Mrs. Madelyn Griffith returned to her home nt Ashland Inst week. The community extends the deep est sympathy to the Korrest Brell hnupt family In their bereavement, the death of their Infant son, Thomas Dewey. The Mt. Lukl Ladles Aid will meel nt the home of Mrs. Gus Hllynrd ednesday nfternoon, Janu ary 28. with Mrs. O. L. Brown, the new president. In charge. Prc-dntlng Oregon's establishment as a territory in 1848 by perhaps two centuries, legends say pirates burled treasure on the sloties of Nenh kahnle mountain along the const highway near Seaside. To this day treasure hunts are continuing lor doubloons and pieces of eight which have persisted In remaining hidden, despite all the modern contrivances of man. MOTHPROOFING Plus Quality CUaning AU gormcntt cUonvd by tn or mothproof d with th nw U SAN-O Imurad mothproof cUonlng iytfm that protect! your clothe! agolmff tnolhi for tlx month. Try It today. SUPERIOR-TROY Laundry Dry Cleaner tot . ik Uf Klamalk At. ehnna SIIS Ptiana YS1S tlARlNGS-whecl. steer ing, and other bearings that are the running gear of your car enjoy longer life; you have less replace ment cost because dirt, grit, and other foreign ma terials are eliminated with Mobi Lubrication Service. , added to Langell Valley Mr. and Mrs, Roy Davis and Hugh havt Just returned from a two weeks' trip. Thry visited their on Merlin nnd wife nt Oakland, nnd nre going on lo Los Angeles to visit her sister. Mr. and Mrs LrAlrr .rt, u.m dinner guests of Mr. arid Mrs. Harry Frailer und Mrs. Bmlth on Hunday evening. Mr. and Mn full Iln,.n.n H...i family. Jlrn Womack and Ernest Walker, spent Bundiiy at Crnler lake. Mrs. Charles Purtrldge enter tained at dinner Tiii.hI:, v i...in i.. honor of her husband on his blrth- uay. uuests were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dear born and sons, Miss Lois Null nnd Art Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Don if.... Wednesday and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. (toy Hodges of Tulelake. John Bunn spent Monday with Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. House nnd family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prazlcr nnd Mrs. Bmlth were dinner guests of Mr. una Mrs. o. c. Johnson on Wednesday. Deepest sympathy Is extended to Viola Dearborn, whose husband, Writ RiNSSO "Traces her u WCCfs! 1 Cut U H0R5E fC(? ON v CPA -JiFFEREkJT cccfsV tfifaVWfri) rWlv R065ERY LOOTiM COYOTE p'.j WJPfif' :-W-:yHoii i m rz rids to t7ToOT KHOW HOW OO fO 'N m OSCAZ V.FBE AFFECTED J rtl BV TMi5 BBOKEM CONNiX' V I IV TICM...BOT WED I n kBETTEJl. CHECK IT. rT TtM rz (JrVW UUAT TUT "TutC A lAn il rIATTEtt, HILDA f SET' HOW Mn, I rTT a J a I .tt. m mm MEJ XOOVt'. V4VJTT IrVW VOOM6 OC6Lt& WW) IS VlfsVXWM. ill wv nt oPWRTUMELywaTTWE;' sX7 r i 1 chance tok fame AWmEeRKSHoaptfreHARif ivw wi r I r I.H nt ncin jr eaoasN arm? rr isnt to much r rK IKOUBLEI JE Al YOU .luST t UA55I5 . II ,r I UFLf 1 i ( rV6 BEEN f HE WNTS REMEMBER TUDHTT!oUGrrr HECOUlO II re OjaN Y OtK LOOkf-V VEAH-TW6 BLOOIV ) FOflSyieO- I fl LAWYER- WHEN JACK I LET M6 OT HIM I 1 POOL U, EH? J STCJWIOHT I HIDDEN Jj POKER NO THE ) WONT a LFWVER- N- " .r NUBB 1 IL "'RateaTajL taan-wsgl HERETO k HERE-. S BLOOD SCaSTTEPEO Siusy -rue 1 IcSSm I "lXSMPC5!5 If TRIED TO PN IT ON A 'VZ'' I ' Frank Deuborn, passed away Tues day after nn Illness of 10 months. Mrs. Elliott House, Mrs. Don Ross and Mrs. Jerry McCartle spent Monday at Bonanza with Mrs. Leonard Bchoolrr. Mr. nnd Mrs. Bill Hodges nnd Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hodges spent Monday nt Alturas. Mrs. George Ttialn Is here from Waukomls, Okla., visiting her sister, Mrs. Ivan Welch, and family and her brother, Bill Phillips. They had not seen each other for 23 years. Mrs. Thaln, Mrs. Welch and Phil lips left Tuesday for Grunts Pass lo visit their mother, Mrs. Kate Phil lips, nnd another sister, Mrs. Herb Marchunt. Mr. nnd Mrs. Darrlngton nnd family of Henley have moved to the ranch they purchased from Mr. nnd Mrs. Eddie Rupert. Mrs. Mary J. Bmlth received the news that her first great-grandchild was born at Lone Pine, Calif., on HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr. sua Hri. 1. r. F.srUr and Jo Karlcr Propria trs AW. DONT T SORE 1 OOP YOU WoHEy IT ON YOueSELF.' YOU'LL kJUST HAFTA WATCH voua. TiKHje.' PLENTY.' r T-YVE UP H A PLACE WHESE FAN TASTIC TMlSMrS HAPPENFCs: rAMPl.E. CC. PLEA5ED BY THE SUOOEM APPEARANCE or FOOt? 4A10TLL BS A MONKEVS UNCI" ArO PHESTO.' OuO. HW5 IN TSCLSLC AOAIN.' MAM s.V0 5 UVt to . T.' I ' N1 - XJO! AKOUT inn . V . If MR.TU865! fOO MAV HAVE NO RE6ABDrOtf fTp P0M1 BE SHOeUSIiSWTEP, MR.TU685, AS ; I VOVtt SUeviWU. BUT I DO! PVVlDOtnv VOOCBACK- A FIFTEEN-fCOTdlANT, VdR FAMa I : j TEMPT JAMAJOASAIMrr 1, J W BPAINED FIEMP! Will CIBCIE THE 6L0BC! CIBC06 I i. ; r, r i kiy not asbve so i t h i sa Ha few t s resHovys wb.l f U5HT fob m. i 1 OkY. BE tike That.' I can- On. w Rift! , you're Call a ( I OUCH! I BUSTED Ji 1TS FRACTURED.' j NOT I Tow CAR am SOMeTHiNS ja GtT A OOOOR I J HURT. MILADYS II 'MMMa,r7.A IP- , j rm.Lz.s-- I vjwi I I i ivw, 1 r . S M FULL FASHIONED - GAYM0DE Women's Rayon Hose 45 GAUGE AOa- SIZES 9- 10 Vi O C Choote yours today The name tells you they are the best Wear them for every-day and save your nylons. Color, Sunnibrown. MAIN FLOOR January 23. The little girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Flitch, has been named Mary Collctte. Little Mary Is also the first grandnlece of Mary Dearborn. Bessie Frnzler and O. C. Johnson. The Relief society met at the home of Cora Leavltt on Tuesday for an all-day meeting. Gucsta were Vesta Boggs. Mary Dearborn, Thel ma Jones, Rebecca House and Sudlo Bray, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Malone have sold their ranch In upper Langell valley and moved to the Plcketl place until school la out. when they will move to Klamath Palls, where they have purchased a place. BACK AGAIN! HEAVY DUTY COLUMBIA BIKES 105 Gauge Spokes, pa f pa Leather Seat 3d POOLE'S Bicycles nnd Sporting Goods 222 South 7th LUCX.T 1 FOdMOYCU,50rON)r-' sonegoDr took a box fro.-n te -j nnr-i- WERS I IEFT vaj pev uTTLETfwvvfLCOMi. stbano?, TOTaeseaCT'C APE, IU-... OH! AJ T HUVBLS ABOOe OP Vgu. v-MATT TLJ sA5 THV s?OOViO M WWt slfsV tVst TtA ViVCM T vvi f SOCiWi piA.RvCfsri I Ts-V tAWVVOM1. , ? BMl. 1 1.., ' Ttf r. VWCfs5'Vrs' 'Kj Mrs. Bob Boater In In Hlllsld hospital. Her ankle Is broken nml her leg la fractured In three plnoM, She will be In the hospital several weeks before a enst can be put oa her leg. Small Jimmy Bonter It with his grandmother, Mrs. Bessie Campbell. Tn the United States navy you will receive higher pay In shorter time than can usually be obtained In civil life. Phone your Want-Ad to the Her ald "d News, BUI, or bring your nd to the office at Pine and Esplanade. Pay In advance, get 10 discount. HARTFORD Aeill mm4 lautasaaily Caaapaaf INSURANCE T. 3. WAITERS FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE , General Insurance Agency 107 S. 7th SL Phone 4193 DOrVf KiO M WHERE' Tn BOY' NOT gAVVY pox Ten i YOJr YOU'RE THE ONE WHO'LL ajpFn & irvjj clo m r CAN LAY MY H1NOS ON A TOU it'