Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 24, 1948, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVE WEATHER KI.AMM'II rAM.h AND VH INI I V: Patllv i Ion Iv luiilslil TIiiiisiInv iillv l'lillllt . Ill'llllllll I'lllllll)' ll VVfMlMII High Injur alum' .HI. liw Imilalil 3-1. Illglt 'IlimaiUy 411 Null I'lir.liN CAI.irOIINIA llnlil III amilli anil linwi III imrlll Imlnr nil limlglil. I'mlly rlomly In 1)1,1111 mill Ininria III aiiiln Tluiisilav Hlinu hImivs 4.V1I Irrl. l.'imlai rili aullltiwesl vvlllila lilt lllsl. WKHTKIIN UIIMKIN; Mill)' I'ltitlilV Willi rIiiiwi ill lulu lit vallrn mill mmw III intilliilullii IoiIh.i mul limllllil. Ill t lrft'lug i liinllll with lain TIHIiailav. Mlldlilll let In llollli Imlnv Willi nlll liu.ili lilmia ill 4.1 Ii. all Irfiwa limlalil .HI In 411 AIimIvinI In im'i-hiiiII ll,ll Miiillimial minis nil riakl. r.ANTKIIN IIIII'IJIIN: Miwllr l-lmiily lllt Itimvia il rmn ml aitnw Imlay, IimiInIii anil TluiMiUt I. nil i-hatis in lniivraltlii' AlUtliiiiill JiltfU M I" 4a. I.11W, HHI.glil till ! XI II was Weeper Tllcll--TllC allllW u a liil iliTiirr 24 yews ugii to liny lliull now, uniilillliil lu llildlo Hicyrra ill llir I'lllc Hlrrrt lliulkrl. Mrvrra rrllirllllicls Occliilar lie nunc In Kliitimtli Falls with lua iniillirr, Mia. Mury Howard, mul brother. Ilriuiie Meyers ul Uircnt company, on Mulch 34, IUJ4 Meyers aiiya Hie allow Willi about 18 or 80 lllrliea deep when lliey unlml III lown nil Hint (In)'. Hililliiliicr Salr Till- Altlilliolll Indies arwllill illlb will llnlil a aalc il iii w hikI used clothing lu I lie llalMgcr Motor iiiinimny showroom llin Krliliiy mid Hiiturduy. I'nrt f llir procccda will u Hiwnril (lie nlppled iliildirna hind Dniiiilloiia cil liotluiiu mill "Hi" rtlrlr lor llir mill- will In- wrliiiinc through Fllday Ilium HI ' liom USO a m lu 4 p in . Friday, mul Irimi S in in II in . Huluiiliiy. I..rr III W II KiiIU. 11" fli.iiiinria lanr, in iltaplaylng llir ir mill ill mi nun rllml "I "lie "I III" llllla, nil rgg 'IWC UIHl Ollr-quarlrr Imllra III dlullirtcl mill acvcll mul iinrxiuurirr null" III rlirunitrr r.iir Foil nald he did mil know villi li nirmlirr ol lil limit ahuuld rl llir i l "III Nun llurn Mr. mill Mm. .lulnr. II. Ivoarun of lilllgclir urn piu'enls of a mm, llii'lr Hint ehlld, burn Mini II VI In Kuiii'iin ut Hiicrrri llmrl hospital. The buy haa Iwn nuiiiril Ainu Ili-iii'a mid wrIKlird 7 ioiinilii lu uuma'ii Hi bliili. Mm. Kiwrmi In Din luriiirr Miirln liirliiiiir ul Uili city mid llir dilld'a Ki'unlimrnlii iiit Mr. mid Mm. A. J. Umliuiiir n( Kllillililll Kulln. Thin In tlln M'limd urn t Kli'l 1 1 It) fur lliu IJurliuiiirn nil dmiKliIrr wim burn liml AiikimI to Mr. mid Mm. Ill 1 1 K. CI 1 1 1 Hit l id . To llrml Joe V. l.iiClnlr. dlrn lur ul uudlo vlmiul rduriitlon of llir Klullllilll rutin rlly ".chimin, will tnkn liml III a Unlvrrnlly ul Onvoli rx IcliMiin uiumr nt llrnd (liirlnn llir KnMrr vmiilliin. Murr limn 10(1 mhoul Irnchrm limn the ftriul mrn urn rxprcird to rnrull In thr uiiic whli li will cmry rollrm rrrrtil. oiuiiiuiiliin Muiindy Tliuriuliiv Cuiiiiiiiiniiiii wrvu-r will br hrld at 7:3U in. nt thr (.'oinmiinlly Con- lirmntiiiiiiil cliurcli. Miirlln mid lliirdrn. Al llir clour ol nrrvirrn, ' iliuri.li inrmbrrii will Ik. miKrd to Vutr nil tlir liruuunnd uirrurr nl lli, Ciiliurruiilluniil rllllrillrii ul llir I Unilrd Hlntrn with the Kvumrllrnl j and Krliirnird cliuri h. j IimicI Nalr-lllvriiildr IT A will i iKiimnr a 100k rd lood nulr nl the I 1'iuuly Wliiuly niurkri nil dny Hut- : I uidny. Cuukrd IihkIii nl nil kinds, an : i HI a I'utmrd frulla. Jrllirn mid j p'.rH-rvra will br nil ulr Anynnr ; wlrlilnu tn dniinlr fiKid may rati ; Sin Ilimrn Mmrr. lilll. and It will ; b. plckrd up. IMniiiUm'd - IXin Phrliin, empluyr ot Dirk llrrder'a, who nuffrrrd n rluua InirU In a truck collision on Hun inniintnlii month mio. u ii lilr to Iravc Kliimulli Viilliy hunpl. t il Hiindny. Wnlly Mum, who wim Willi I'hrlnn at the llnir, la nblr to lw nrounil tlir hoapltiil. Ilr rccrlvrd brukrn buck In thr crunh. Muna In a riiiidldnl fur Klmnuth county Khnlir. ('iinilltliin Fair Thr condlllun ul Jink Almrtrr. 3:i0 Urlln, mil dr ixrlliid u fair today by IlllUldr honpllul aitiMidiinU. Almrtrr, whu la wrll-knowii hrrr na iiimiK'r ol tin; Orruon alalc riiiiluyiiirnt o( flit:, liua brrn iullr III with n lirnrt n.lidltlnn alnce March 10, when he wn admlttrd to thr lionpltul fur lirulmrnt. Ilauilitrr Horn -Mr. and Mia. ClrnrKr L. Oatrn nrr rrcrlvlinf cun Hintulntlnm on tlif birth of a diniKlitrr, tlirlr firm child, burn nt Klamath Vullry hunpltnl on March 'iJ. Tlir lltllr Hlrl wrIKlird 0 auundi H ouncrn. Outra la prnducr nimiu lirr lor Emll'a nt I'hir nnd tllh. Vlallinc Kon-Mra Wintlrcd K Cook, inrinbrr of thr trnchliiK atnlf In Oakland. Call!., la apriKlliiK Kuatrr vaiutlon lirrr with hrr mjii. Krith, rmployc ol Thr llrrnld nnd Niwa phnloKrapliy drpurt iiicnt. M.ijiir Hurirry Mra W u 1 1 r r lllllaarau, 310 Mian, la rrinvrrlim linin major anntrry iirrlurnird j Vrdni'Mlay at lltllaidr honpiml. Hurarry Mra. Hrnry Tuckrr, 11,0(1 Delia, had major auriirry WrdnrMlny at Klamiith Valley liua pltnl and la rcuortrd riulng nicely. Homrry Mra. J. U. Chmiry. KIIIB i V.'hlle, la recmrrliiK nicely at Klam ath Vullry hospital from major aitr. Krry prrformed WodnrdHy morn Inn I in p r ii v I n Treaalc Hunt of KprnKue Hlver, who aullered liurla In mi automobile accident Bunitay. t Ii rrcuvcrlim at Klamath Valley liunplliil. i Imiirovlnc - Mra, Tliumaa Onrdl nei of 113ft N. 3rd, who ell laat Fri day mid fractured her hip, la re. polled Improving at Klamath Val ley hoapltal. Trralmrnt-Jnmrft flnae. Pelican C.ly rraldent and tlinlwr employe. In recelvliiK Iriiilmeni fur a fool In jury lit Klumalll Valley hoipltul. Lafayette Closes High School I AI'AVhT'IE, Mllicil 24 IT'. The IhkIi ai liool here will be clone'' next fall uud aiudentji will go to ad jacent diatrlcta. Votna approved the aunpennion 03-.r!i. Next month a proimanl to coii'iilldulr with the Dayton dlntrlct will br on the ballnt. Smith Speaks At 20-30 A proponed city recreation pro gram for the ne: t 10 ycara waa out lined for the 20-30 club at the meet- lug TucMluy night. 1 Hum Hlnllli, recreation director, addrcMing the group, aald ttie awlm j mil ill pool building tia been aide- i trucked again and arrangement are i being made to re-open the pool at j the Oregon Vocational achool. Tim would Ik for the uae of older chll- ! drcu mid adulu while younger chil dren continue to uc the KU1IS uataUjrlum. Plaiui were dlacuaacd for thr Weat i.n KnlKhUi meeting to be held next Weducaday at the armory. Klamath Palla will get the North went district 20 - 30 convention on June 10 and 20. I94B. Tentative plana were dlacuaaed by the group and further plana will be made at a later meeting. The cancer drive, ajKjnsored by the local chapter, will get under way April 1. Io liny. Hell or Trade il luy.n lo read Herald and Newa Classified Ads It paya to Advcrtiic! J. L DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor New Office Location 30S North 1th St. Phone 6346 New lllirrlnrlra R M !.ura with a ere "I Irlrphonr rniplnyri llnlil Pnrtlmid haa arrived al llir Winnna hotel The men will be here about Hirer weeks rmiipliing dala lur Hie IDIR Klamath couniy lelephone bonkj. Ilrmonalrallon Mra Vivian flnillh ul !. Alllielea will be here Iwo ilaya. Wixliieinlay and Tliuraday. lo give Irre demiiiifttrallnn.ln der mactilturr al llir Klamath MttMiiitr parlor. 10.11) Main, Irom 10 a. m. to p. m. Combined Meeting The three (roua ol thr Wnnien a eouncll of Die Flral Chrlallan church will meet together at 2 p. m. Thuraday In lha church, combining their regular merlinga and the pre-K.aatrr aervicr. There will be a tprcla! Eaaler oflrr Ing. Rrhalaalle Record Jack Pex of Klamath Palla waa one of four atu denla al Eaatrrn Orrgon rollrgr. La Orande, who made a straight A average during winter term which ended March II. No Meeting The mretlng of the aiamp club which waa alaied for tonight, Wrdueaday, at A. J. Dor laour'a rraldener o n Lakeahore drive, haa brrn cancrllrd. It wa an nounced today Returned Mra. William Rurge.u and ami Donald have returned to their home at 005 N. 8th. after vlall Ing for Iwo weeka with Mra. Ilurgeaa' later and fiimlly, Mr. and Mra. Carl Kdbnrg of Portland. Charter Review The annual charter rrvlrw of Cub Scout park No. 3 will be held at Roosevelt achool Wrdueaday al 7:30. All com mitter membera and unit Iradrra are aaked to be prrarnt. Food Hale A pre-Knatrr conked fund aale will be aponaurrd by the Orrgon State Nurses association, district 8. on Saturday In the Bal Iger Motor company salesroom. Vacation Over Mr. and Mrs. P. t.. Johnson of Tulrlnkr have returned home after vacationing for two months al Lamina Beach, Calif. No Proi rain There will be no ; I'naier priHtrmn at the Merrill Prea- bylrrlan church Sunday arlwol. The ; pr mnry dr)iariinrnt will remain in ' j tin uwu room for a ajieclal Kuater i observance. ! i Patient Mis Kltlle Klelimii of; Aliiuaa. an emplove of the Modoc ! hotel Iheie. la rrroverliiK from ' i nuijor aureery al Klamath Vallev j iho-pltal. ! - I Frlrnillv t Irrle - piuinle ri'Hlilnrd will enterliiln Hie Friendly circle on Thuraday. and Helen Wnrdle j will br the rn-hn,slrsa. l Paul's Group The recular meeting of 81. Paula Woman's . auxiliary will br hrld Thuraday at ; 2 p. ni. In the pariah house. i In Klamath Falls it s Ppsri3 Call i.J Lee, O 7777"! W for life iniuronc ond lecurity 731 Main St. , l s ;t NO EXTRA RAIL FARE! Whtm you no wit you might well get all you can for your money. And it'i pretty hard to find bigger bargain than this: On your roundtrip ticket to Chicago, New York and moat other MRtern cities you can go or return via California for not le mart rail far than you'd pay to go $traight east and back. See San Franciaco, Loa Angelea and the colorful outhweat. 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