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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN s WEATHER KLAMATH rAU-K AMI VIIINII V: rlr lonlght ami 'riiiiiiilMy. Ilih l,.iy atMiul 40. Iw Imtlihl III. JIlKlt Thui d.y 41 fcHIHTHMIN I'Al.irOIINIA Clut ImlNr, Inlilalll NMil Ttilltiiluy tmclil niitv lililll 'liitnlhii tit Mlii'in iiiiitli TliuitiUr- Mllihtly wMiir In nmlli tittlRy mihI (ivvl Mith iia 'IhuiatUy. nliiilvtiil mil lliwralri ly wlhtli ,,f I'tioal WEHIKHN (Hir.lluN. rlr wllti mil rtiahl Hi IviiiftflNlili IihUv mimI IomiiM iiihiii mi i mi. iimi iniutfiit 'in in m i'lliHBilny nillil Willi InriBMiliiM ilmiill al. (Mll 'RllMhl WllllU tl ilM V ! I'tniilnif nmilvtalr tuiilliaily 'I'ltiHMituy. tSHTMIN OIIKIiON. rlr Mil Mill wutiiier lutlay. Illtflia :i!i hi 411 i'lrir Willi IIIH IMINIIRV lit Iffitittvi Hltll !! IHMliI Minimum liplwetMt W Itt .111 hnrartay mint Willi llu-lrailng t-lmn. lltt llrlurna llnliln KrlrmlH of Mrn. Jiimrn M. MrC'llni l t Klnmuth KnlU niitlniii, will Imi InloirMcil to Imin alio iiim rduini-it to the Ihhiih t( lirr ilmiKlilrr. Mrn. Kriiiiiln It. Ollln, nt 44(1 KlvrrnlilK. (oIIiiwIiik lour days npelil In Kliomilh Viillry htm pltiil whnc alio wan Irrulrd for thrmiUrnril imiMimnnla. Mm. Olitn rclnrtirri I lin curly purl of thin wcrk from it vlrtlt lit ('oiiN Buy wtth hrr rinUKhtrr'ii fiunlly, Mr. mid Mrn. Itntirit Hlmw unit rlillilrrii, Htrpli anlc mid yiiunu Mrntt Doiiitlua, born ir-rnlly nt Kri.rr Imijilliil In North Hi td. Mrn. MrChnu limy nut rrcrivr vlHllnm at thin tlinr. t-'rrmont ! TA 'I'llP bourd of ill iii lorn of Krrinont achiMil IM'A will imrl In tlir iiudllorltiiii nt 1:30 p ni. mid Ihr Mx-litl hyKlrni ntuily liioup I'll by Mm. C. II. I.iirkm will inrrl nt thr Mtinr tlinr In tht arliwil rjfrlrrm. The rniuliir lTA mir-tlim lli bv hrld nt 3:311 p. in. In the auditorium with Mia. Paul Hui-k an gtlrat aprnkrr. VKW Aiulllary Tlirre will Ik- a niFctlnu of the auxiliary to the Vrt erana of Knrrliin Wnra Thumdiiy at B p. m. In Uie library tiuliromn. Ol flirra will be rlrcted und pliiiu iiinde for tho dinner and Joint iiuttiillntlon of tho auxiliary and Velernna offl cera In April. Improving Klmmtth Valley hoa pilul reirted today that Clrne Ijihr. lllnt kliHil Indlun ahul on the Klam ath Indian renervatlon hint rbruary II, ta conaclotiH and la ahowliiK im proveinent atlhouuh there U aome pnralyalK of the body. Ithr had a bullet removed from the brain fol lowinit the hIhkKiiie. Lravlni Mr. mill Mm. KIlHwortli Klein and ditUKhtera are IrnvltiK Klamath Fulln to iitiike thetr home In Tat-oma, WaMi. Klrln hn been uiierlnteident of the Knlplne I'ly wixkI compnny and will lake a pl tlon aa production nuinniter of the CellultiAD I'riKlth-U roinpnny In Ta ronia. I. e a v r a llinpllul Jm kir 1 Lowry, aon of Mr. mid Mn. Klmer Ijiwry of Prllniii City, wim able to leave llilhldo hoiltnl 'niekdny for hlit home. He had additional aurifery foilowinK a leiiKthy lllneu m the reult ol Injurlea recelvrd before the holiday. Tuiullectomy Hnlldra BonnOn, , -year-old duuuhter of Mr. and Mra I Porter Iteinon of 3!I2 Crem, had her tonnllj removed at llllliilde hos pital Tuesday, Kummaie Kale The Venture club will hold a riimmnite sale from 11:30 a. m. to 6:30 p. m. this Satur day at 111) 8. Oth. In Hospital Mis. Helen MrKall and baby dauiihter Iiih are at Hill side hospital lor treatment. The baby has been quite 111. hurgery Mrs. Karl Clentry ol Ttilelnke had mnjnr surnery Tuesilny t Hillside hosplutl. e f 'tmry Smarting of minor Chiirk use ol this soothing ointment ive wonderlul relief. Keep it handy, RESINOL TIES 5 for Bofony-Wambloy WOOLS AND SILKS Regular 1.00 and 1.50 Thursday Only Oregon Woolen Store 8am Neslln, Mgr. th anil Main Phone, 6R7H vk cnvK sn fiiti:i:N stamts Wiinmn'a Auslllary-Tho woiuan'a mislllury ol HI. fmil' Kplneopiil I'huri h 'wlll meet ui 1 1 is. m. Thurs day lor coiporiite C'omiiiiinloii, fol lowed by it sink luncheon, At 13 noon members will work on Ihelr unlit project, mid at approximately II p. m. will lii-nr the fourth of a series ol I.cmiIimi lectures by llev. I'ledrrli k C Wlssenbiich. Mid-Week Kervlcea Mid-week I-nten services will be conducted lo nluht nt H o'clock nt the Zlon t.uth einn church. "Jesus on Trial" Is Hie topic ol the sermon by the Hev. Vic tor A. Mi'liule. A conllnl Invitation I- extended to all to attend the serv ice. OHIeera' Nomination Pellcull post WHS VKW will meet Tliursdny at II p. m. Ill the K(J hall tor noml nntlon ol post olllcers to serve dur ing the entulllK yeal Klectlon ol olllcers will Imi held at the post nipelliiK on Muri'll ID. All members ntr tirifcd to be present. lirange VUlls -Mrrrlll muuge 717 will meet on Monday at 8 p. ni. In the Mrrrlll KM)F hull lor a rcKulnr srtslon. Members ol Merrill Kraime rill brlnit pie lm the dessert. Henley Kiunue will visit on the visitation schedule between granites and will ci.liducl the program. Cards Lost Klvrr Kniuue will have Its card party this Haturday at 8 p. in. In the Cilrno community hall. Hosts will be Mr. und Mrs. A. It. Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Campbell. The party to have been held Inst Haturday was postponed. Class Oprn The hnme-llghtlng and lampshade class at OVH still has a lew openings, but today la the last day lor registration. The class Is held Irom D to 12 a. m. Thursdays In the store building. It Is open to the public. Amateur lladlo The Klamath Amateur Itadlo society will meet In the radio department at Oregon Vocational schixil Krldny at 8 p. m. 1'ilday Is Introduction Day at OVB. and all KARH members are urged to attend. Hume Again Mr. and Mrs. Har old Chase and daughter Iou Ann hr.ve returned to their home here liom Portland where they have been the past 10 days due to the Illness and death ol Chase's mother. Art Group To Take Over Old Building Here The acceptance ol building Irom the city for an art gallery, meeting place and work shop, was part ol the business ol the Klamath Art association Tuesday night. The group met at tho nUIre ol Hl.eldou Brumbaugh, architect In Pine tlrove with Verne Hwansen, president, conducting the' business meeting which was followed by a ti. IK by the Hev. P. C. Wlssenhach, The building which was oflered by I he city lor the use of the associa tion on Die condition that It lie vacated wltliln 30 days If requested, If a hlslorlcul landmark In this county. Made ol stone with thick walls, the building locutcd between Central and the I. Ink river bridge on Matn street was used aa the first lideral pott office In this region. Afterward It was used at various times as a lull, a doctor's offlre, a commercial building, a law office and a dwelling. The art association plans to fix up the building and landscape the grounds mid a work party made up ol volunteer members will do the Job, It was agreed. It Is hoed that Hit work of relurnlshlng the prop erty will be completed by early April when open house will be held. Anxious to get to work on a project, the Junior group of the aruiclallon Is eyeing the possibili ties of pushing a clean street cam paign to beautify the city. Robert llanlsler, advisor for this group, will outline the campaign In the i:rnr future. A rrixirt from Mrs. A. D. Burnett on the recent art exhibit In Port land wua heard. From San Jose Mrs. Bertha Knudy, a former resident of this city now living In Han Jose, Calif., I. here on a business trip and l ngutrrrd at the Karlry hotel. Wocus Meeting Vt'ocus Commu nity club will meet Saturday night at 7:30 at the home of Paul Buck. A business session will be held, fol lowed by a card parly and refrejh-imhts. T The Dalles Mrs. A. A. Myers of S02B Applegate left Tuesday eve i ng for The Dalles to enter the sanitarium. Myers accompanied ner and will return on Thursday. Visitor Mrs. O. II. Hampton ol Pi ndleton Is here on a visit with her sister. Mrs. I'rnnk Ira White, 70 Pine atreet. Pythian Past Chiefs club of Pythian Sisters will meet with Char lotte C'anoy, 818 Walnut, nt 1 p. m. Thursday. NMV MIII'MIA'I COI IIMWIAKMIT SWEATERS ALL COl.OHS DON'S Wlnrma Hotel lllitr. 1125 Main I'll. e,ViO -.sLs.sk.aLa"a. Condition Unchanged Klamath Valley hospluil attendants reported Hi condition of Hansom Cowan, Chlloquln Indian, as unchanged. Cowan was admitted Monday to the l.oapltul for Internal Injuries re ceived when he fell or waa pushed from a truck near Chlloquln last Hundny. He underwent surgery Mon day night. Officers at Chlloquln said no charges had been preferred III the case. Toniilcrtomy Vernon Oillette i ' Newell, member of the USBfl gov ernment police at Newell, had his tonsils removed today at Hillside hospital. lJ MUSIC CO. IT n rin Mailral Inalramtntt I f I no North 7th Your delight will double... Richer whisky, finer whisky COBBS Blended Whisky If ol taaaaWj kOBBsl MjM MASTER j bSStES; , BLEND ii ri v TOONERVILLE FOLKS " Tbarim' thb Seat out your new Pws is the VERY WORST 7HIMOIH THE WOKt-P TO PP LICKED ro. International Trucks Shown The new International dual drive tiurks, adaptable for both on and oil highway hauling oiwratlons, are now on display at Juckcland Truck Hales and Kervlce, Inc.. 11th and Klamath. The new dual - drive tl ticks are available In either gas or dlesel engine equipment Irom 150 tj 200 horsepower, and from 22.000 to 90,000 pounds gross weight. Most ol the dual drlvea for West Coast use are built in Emeryville, Calif., end are specifically designed for West Coast logging and hauling op-ciatlons. Elks Lodge To Honor Past Rulers Past exalted rulers of Klamath Pull. Elks lodge, No. 1247. will be In the chairs for the annual PER'a nliht to be observed Thursday nli-ht. Jack Linman, president of the Elks Past Exalted Huler's club, will be presiding officer for the evening aoslon, which will follow a 8:30 p. m. dinner for all lodge members. Linman headed the lodge In 1944-45. Other chair officers for the eve ning, with the years they were ex acted rulers: leading knight Paul Sharp, 1&38-37. Loyal knight Robert A. Thomp- n, 1937-38. Lecturing knight Lawrence Sla ter, 1941-42. Becretary L. Orth Slsemore, lK'8-39. Esquire Malcolm Epley, 1943-44. Chaplain Charles Van Dor en, 1040-41. Assistant esquire Prank Peyton, 1942-43. Inner guard Ray Ruger. 1945-48. Tiler Wlllard Ward, 1948-47. A special feature In honor of piist exalted rulers of the lodge who are deceased nas been planned by Linman, and will be carried out by the officers. Nomination of officers for the coming years will be a major event of the business session. Past exalted rulers to be honored include, In addition to the above: E. B. Hall, 1011-12-13-14: W. O. Smith, 1917-18; Wilson Wiley, 1918 19; C. H. Underwood, 1919-20; George W. Houston, 1920-21; C. A. Hayden, 1921-22; P. O. DeLap. 1922-23-24; O. W. Splker. 1927-28; John C. Boyle, 1929-30; E. 8. Veatch, 1930-31; Burge Mason, 1931-32; A. W. Schaupp, 1932-33; L. J. Coble, 1933-34; John H. Houston, 1934-33; D. K. Van Vac tor, 1935-38; V. C. Adams, 1939-40. Former heads of the lodge who have died are: Hunter Savldge. 1912-13: J. J. Parker, 1914-15; C. F. Stone, 1916-18; C. J. 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