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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1948)
TUESDAY, JAN. 27, 1948 HERALD AND MEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE RYS Wf ATHER KLAMATH rAI.IJt ANII VII'INMY -Fair hmlshl ami Wplnily. Iilali to day IHl, luw (onlltlll 'ii, IUHll Wailnaatlay OUKllliN Fair IihImv, litnlghl anil Watlur.ilatr, Willi lot'ttl VNllvv lul III waal WrililvailMV. HHalitly wurindi' III Wlt WllllFllMV. (iVIltlP W llltla Oil caal, IliiutlV aailaily Kigali aailprly wlmta al luniilli i.f I 'nlumliia NUIITIIKIIN IAI.IUNINIA Clrar to day. lonlMlit ami Wadnro'lav; itilil al itifllit Willi I'fal filial, Manila vailabl wlltila off I'nail. In Hospital Mm. Hnmurl Aikrr mun, whose litiilimut was klllnl early Himriiiy morning whin llirlr car aklddrd mi Urn highway iicnr Crnlral I'olnl. was admitted lo Klamath Vullry hospital this niiirn Inu to remain fr short time while aim l given medical care Inr Injuries whlrh she sustained III Ihli accident. Mm. Ai kcrninii la nut prriiilttrtt visitor today. En Itiuilc Hinilh -Mi. T. W. O'llrlrn Icll Mniiilnv lor her lnm In AllKi'lrs, Calif., following Visit Willi llT ftlatlltlltf r Will Kill-Ill- law. Mr. mid Mis. II. It. Ilurrlll .it Fit finni-la pink. llefnre coming to Klumnlll Falls "lit visited ii anil unit duuidiiT-ln-lnw. Mr. unit Mm. Al len O Hllrll "I New Haven. Conn. Imiiruvlm-The cimilltlim of llt tlti Mickey Marie oilder. yuung daughter of Mr. mid Mm. Lewis nildrr ul nrur Modoc I'nlnl, was re , ported Improved thla morning ul lllllalde hospital. The child was bndly biirnrd about the rin when she stulfrd paprra In move unci the tinmen Backfired. Plane Trip - Bob Henry nl the Reliable cleaners lell TueMlny morning by plane lor U Angeles. Calif., on business. While In Moiithern Culllnriiln he will visit wllh hU iniuhrr, Mm. Minnie L. Henry, mul an mint, Mm. A. J. Voye, both tnrmerly of Kliimalh Kalis. He will fly home Hundiiy. Improving ('urn Howell, Barred Henri academy student who m pnlnftilly injured last week In an mitomoblle accident, was showing some Improvement t lllllalde lion pltal todnv. Klie hd lurther aur grry Monday due to shoulder In jury. I.unrlieon - Hojnurnera w ill meet t 13:45 p. m. Wednesday al the Wlllard hotel lor no-lmntew luncheon A business meeting will he held at I 45 P m. followed bv rards. Newromem In the city are cordially Invited, In Hlllalda-UIII Long Jr., Houth em I'urlllc. employe who win badly cut mid bruised In an automobile accident shortly after midnight Hal uriliiy near Merrill, wua dome Im proved thin morning. mil father, Hill Long Hi., la eiuployrd 111 The llrnild mid News composing room, OI K Chapter-There will lie a regular Hireling of the Alului chap ter, Order of the Eastern Blur, at 8 o'clock tonight, Tuesday. All mem lirm and visitors are cordially In vited. Alum li. Cletr. and James Hunter aie worthy million and pillion. Tonsillectomy Donna Caldwell, I-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mm. Robert J. Caldwell, 2M Orchard, had her tonsils removed at Hillside hospital TueiHlay morning Meeting Tueaday Young Repub llrans club will meet tonight. Tuea day. al I o'clock In the Vrteram Memorial building. Farm Bureau The Henley Farm bureau Will meet Wednesday at B p m. In Uie Henley grange hall. To Lskrvlrw Mrs, Peail Thump arn, Lakcvlew matron who wim painfully Injured when the fell and at i uck her head while nhopplug In a Klnmalli KnllM drug atore lute lant I'rldiiy afternoon, wna aclieduled to leave HlllMde hoapital Uidny for her home. Drum Corps Menibei ii of the Euglm auxiliary drum coipa are aaked lo meet at 1:16 p. m., Wcdiien day, at the Karl Whlllock Punrral home for the funeral of the line Hum Ackrrman. They are to be in uniform. Tonalllrcloniy Patty WIImiii, eight-yeiir-old daughter of Mr. and Mm. Jiimra II. Wllaon, 328 McKln ley. will go to lllllalde hoapltlil Thurafliiy to have her UiuMln re moved. Hhe la a second grader nt Conger school. Autlllary The Kimlra nuxlllurv will meet at o'clock tonight, Tues day. In the lower FOE hall. Enter tainment and refrenhments will be furnliihrd after the aeulon. Kpcakrr -Harold Anhley, county lu lionl supertnteudent, will ajieiik at the meeting of Henley PTA to be held In the school al 7:30 p. m., Thuraday. MHIUrr Kervlee There Will be a meeting of the city military senile commute at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday at the request of the national guard. Ilixlras Mrs. lister Plllley will be hostess for Salon 3ti of the Eight and Forty, at her home, 1301 Wor den, on Wednesday at ( p. m. I'rnm Chlloquln-George need, one of the owners of the Merea at Clilluquin. was admitted to Hillslilo hospital for medical care Monday. Surgery Mm. Ervan Coffman of Keno had major surgery Tuesday morning at Hillside hospital. Lodge Merllng-The Hoiiul club of I'ronpmity Itcbekuh lodge will iiieiit for dessert at 1 p.m., Wednes day In tlio IOOl' hull. There will be a business Hireling afterward. Hostesses are Uernlce McCracken and Cliuie Jrrrue. Iteliirns to Hliup-Kthel "Htorniy" llorden, owner of the Modernistic llenuty shop, who underwent an operation In Ueceinber, has now recovered and Is again taking ap pointments at the shop. I'TA Hliusta PTA study group will meet Wednesday al 1:30 p.m. Ill the Hhusta school cafeteria. Any one Intcrcsled III this group la wel come lo attend. School Eyes USBR Land Members uf cllxtrlcl 1, meeting In Joint session with school board 1 lust night, discussed the U. B. bu renu of reclumiilloii proiierty at 1 1 Hi and Washington at the gov ernment cnnul bridge with the Idea of obtaining the hind for high school use. The bureau has called for bids on removnl of the old buildings on that laud. WiImhi Wiley, attorney for the boards, reported on the boundary election which will be held In lale February, liolh county and rcsl drms of district i. will participate In the election which will deter mine boundary lines for students. liuslness for bourd 1 Included the assignment of Mrs. Golden Brown as third grade liarhcr at Pelican school lo hiiuille the Increase In registration at that building. Prog ress was also reimrted on Conger school, and plans were set for fur ther study of the Mills school proj ect Including the auditorium on which voters approved a new 1100. 000 auditorium at the June, 1046, election. Hansen Speaker At- Quota Club Ted Hansen of the Tonstmastem club was guest sjieaker at the month ly dinner meeting of the Quota club Monday night at the Pelican cafe. Hansen urced support of the March of Dimes and told of the work of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and of the dis ease ljelf. Quota club Is In charge of dis tribution and collection ,of March of Dimes coin containers placed In sUires and ri'suuninta In the county. li shopping is fi e iimi Medical ( are Ivan Eggers. Olene i a store operator. Is receiving medical I care at Hillside hospital. , jj min WITHOUT fk SNOtTMING P-sX FATS m" aaaaday Ulilirer'a Bakery j Ok iisiii y mi o . Sumk tin and some ilmi't. Buy Leslie, that it. Can't figure l,llt All nnr people ilo the iti rial on the carton line, the electricians, me chanic!, boiler temlcis, pressmen, iheniisti and office boy. They love it. Suppose they'ie ptej Forj;et annoyances in the rich goodness of Golden West. There's enjoyment in every sip. i grinds -drip, silex, regular. Try Golden West Coffee ! ays . . . Something to enjoy W?! - 'CiSttS m ia ,fS From Coast to Coast In America with mothers, It's NUCOA margarine. So good It "melts in your mouth" that's what they say. New-churned the year round, on order only-Nucon always tnstrs io sweet find fresh. And no churned sprend, nt any price, is richer in food energy, or a finer yenr-round source of Vitamin A. No wonder families like Nucoa and thrive on it And no wonder mothers are glad there's more Nucoa in the stores now. That means they'll never have to mnka substitutes do. Now you can ask for and trt Nucoa. Oif I tour.,.. !ve5W;i.&,!r J I tl. ,, M. 9f. c Wonderland Meet Slated Directors of the tihasta Cascade Wonderland assoclHlloii will meel with cliambrr of commerce directors for lunch at the tliuinber building tomorrow al noon, then will have their own meeting at 2 pin. Out-of-town Hhasta Cascade rep resentatives who will attend the meeting are O, It. Mllford, Tehama; D. M. Otiiest. Trinity; John Flt. palrlck, Hhasta: Lester D. Coffin, Lassen; Harry Utley, Lake; Chester O. Porter, Hlsklyou; President Nor man II Itolxjthain, Hhasta; L. K. Taylor, Tehama, and Tom L. Htan lew, general manager of lieddliig. The Modix: council of natural re sources will meet tomorrow night at 6:30 111 the Bportsman's hotel at Tuleloke. Hosts will be O. W. Osborne and sons, diet Main and Dan Crawford. Alley Paving Out Window In answer to requests for paving alleys In the city. Councilman A. F Condrey snld today thai clty-fl-nanced paving Is not even a remote possibility at this time because of the Buncruft act covering street Improvement. Coudrcy said thai the law pro vides that Improvements for al leys must come from projierty own ers. He said Hit c'ty will grade al leys If proiierty owners will finance the graveling. He said that he has contacted rock companies In town who said the approximate cost to each prop erty owner will be (12.50. He urged that proiierty owners take steps to gravel the alleys Condrey added that the city urges proiierty owners on unpaved street to petition the council for pavlnf. Ten signers from each block Is nec essary. He said the city wants lo get Its year's paving project lined up and would like to hear from property owners now. City Schools To Give Report Cards Tomorrows trie day. Students of the seven elementary schools In Klamath Falls and Fremont Junior high school will receive their report cords showing progress or back sliding as far as their grades are concerned. The report are for a nine-week period at Junior high, and are based on a six-week period l,i the giiiucs. At Klamath Union high school, indents started on a new semester this morning with necessary changes made In various schedules. The last semester ended on Friday and grades were Issued Tuesday morning. Ceramics Classes Set As soon as the Klamath Union high school art room Is remodeled with a potter's wheel and kiln In stalled, ceramics classes will begin. Ham Hmlth, city recreation director, said the kiln and wheel have ar rived and will probably be Installed by February 1. Night classes for adults Interested In ceramics will begin soon after the first of next month. Smith added that all Interested women are Invited to attend the women's physical education classes held each Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. In the girls' gymnasium at KUHS. This Wednesday will feature call dances, and those attending are invited to bring partners. Steele Final Rites Set Thursday Funeiiil scrvlcos for the late Robert W. Hteele, who died Sunday in Klamath Falls, will be held al 10 a m. Thursday at St. Augustine's church In Merrill. Vault entombment will be In Lin coln Memorial park In Portland at 2 p m. Friday. Pallbearers are M. A. Bowman, Warren Fruit, Riley DcLap, Robert Walker, O. D. Heedcr and Tony bilva. Honorary pallbearers ore E. M. Hammond, Hugh O'Connor, Clarence Bailey, Jess Trotman, Lewis Kandra and J. A. McDonald. Electric Motor Theft Reported Three electric motors, all one horsepower, were stolen from the R. A. Campbell potato cellar near Olene In the past few days, Deputy Sheriff Marlon J. 'Barnes reported today. Tuo of the motors belonged to Campbell, the other to Basil Brown. One was t General Electric, the other two., were of Westlnghouse manufacture. Barnes said apparently the thieves drove up to the cellar In a truck, took the motors off their mountings and hauled them away. They are valued at about ISO each. Also taken was about 25 feet of extension cord. Grand Jury Probes Murder The Klamath county grand Jury returned lo active session today and the first cane taken up was that of James Elza Wyatt, accused of killing Robert Theodore Mclaas at a rail road Jungle shanty last Friday. Wyatt is formally cnarged with second degree murder, but District Attorney Clarence A. Humble said he did not want to rule out the possibility of the charge being changed to first degree murder on an indictment. S:cral witnesses to the wine j party and cniulng fatal shooting i were being questioned by the grand Jury today, including Henry Nelson, I Joe Butler, Ray Willsin and George I Rlcha. Butler and Richa are held I In the county Jail on drunk sen I tenccs, while Willsin is booked for vagrancy. Also a witness In the ca.se Is Jim Sullivan, who was within 10 feet of Wyatt and Mclaas at the time of the shooting and who disappeared before he could be questioned Fri day. He was located yesterday morning by state police. Classified Ads Bring Results Societe fine chocolates like Cupid's arrow hit the spot! f IT'S AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR MARGARINE UST RECEIVED! .rAII HOURS 9.30 A. M. to 5:30 f. SI" IDS" PliICO SHEETS THESE SHEETS SHOULD HAVE ARRIVED EARLY THIS MONTH-BUT WERE DELAYED IN TRANSIT - THEY'RE HERE NOW FOR YOU Penney's famous 140 Type PENCO SHEETS 2r No wonder they're hard-to-gel everyone wants them! Superb Pen co quality sheets are magnificently soft and smooth. 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