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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1948)
PACE HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON Bly New Pine Creek Buntlny, Mny t. was recently vnled Churcli Dny by the Ennl Wile Binuue when the orKnl4ttlin will attend III church mi iniiase. Kul IowIiik Uio mcctlnK nt nlmut 1 n'rlok ill In ulliiilitiiiu will run vim nt Ilia Cliniitia hull where bit politick dinner will lie enjoyed. A aluillnr occnnlnn ni planned litat yenr which n wrll ntlvuded mid mtitunlly benefited both nritnuln tlnna. A IniKe attciKlniire I nntlcl linlcd. Tim Cullfornln flnhlnx aenaim opened meekly Inat Hul unliiy and for the moat part even ihmiKh cool cr weather hnd cli'iiri'd und aul durd Ihe alrrniii ciilialilcrnliln "Mil Ihn opening dnv wnn a "wnah-nul," for miwt anulcra. Very lew llnillii were even hrnrd of In Oil vicinity nnd only cnllerlnu cntihr of live (IMi or lea were reported. Mnny who hud built IiIkIi hupea on a nice catch nl I.lly mid Cave Inkra were mclly dlnnppolnlrd. Hupervlaor Omnia I'riklna hnd hnd bin rond new workliiK hiird nil week previ ous to rlcnr out the up to five fret of annw thnt blin-krd the rond nnd had mircrrdrd In clearing out the allow up tn the Cnvr Inke dcarcnt. Milt nlnn, Ire nnd four ur five frrl nf anow ulnnkctcd the Inke nnd fotn-cloncd nil rlmni'ea for the fish ermen tn el to tile full. At n spot or two In Cuve hike mluuown cn vorted nt the niouthii of the two trickling atrcnmlcla feeding It, nnd teneed n few nnalcra. It mny be anteral weekii before anything like good fliihlni l tn be hnd nt theae Inken, or In the atrcama either for the wnrmer wenther will rlln nnd awell them for two or three week piobnbly. f A reuulur meeting nf the YOA club waa held laat Tuesday eve nlnn nt 7:30 nnd a the club hiu derided to meet every oilier Tuca dny the nest meetliiK will be Mnv II' Itefreihllient will lie nerved to nil memliere present, nnd It waa voted thnt ench peraon will tnke hli turn In order on the refreshment roninilttee. Kenneth Hutler atnrted It off by nerving aodn pop to those preiieiii, Hlnre the rluli hn voted to clenn up the granite, ynrd, nil members nre urged to be present Krldny. Mny 7 nl 5 p. in. The more thnt come the qulrker will be the tlnl.h of the Job nnd tlie more fun nil will linvr. Tlie group will nlao prnrtlce omsi nong for Mothrr'a Day program Holiday. After the meet lug Ihe rlilh members practiced drIIU nnd folk danrra. The Happy Hour club met nt the home of Mm. Hnwl Hnnfnrd with II meinbrre. six children and one turat. Mil Uuna r"nrla. present. After the bttatnea meeting ad journed the hiMtcM preaeuted a flower contest by the memhera nnm Ing Uie moat flower In Uie rouriie of one minute. The high prise wu won by Myrnn Unrrnwn nnd Allle Hammenily won low. Dcllcloua re frrahment nf fruit Jelln with whip ped crenm. anndwlrhea nnd rnflee were aerved. Meeting adjourned to meet with Mnnlue Robnett on Alny U. Three cnaea of niumpa hnve.been reported In New Pine Creek. Ixonn Rnbnett, A r 1 e n e Tuxhorn nnd Dwnynt St. Clnlr. They do not aeem tn be of the aevere variety but enough to be quite tmcnmfortnble. Mr. nnd Mra. Hnbe Dltirtnn rnme br.rk from Portlnnd Inat week, bringing Roy niurton with them who hna been released by the doc tnra. following n partial pnrnlrttr condition of Uie Uiront, for which be underwent treatment. The trou ble aeema now to have been brought on by n atrnln which broke n small blood vrascl In hla throat. Thla In turn formed n clot of blood thnt blocked off n nerve thnt control led hla iccrh. After atnylng over night. Mr. nnd Mra. Roy Illurton were motored on to their home nt Alturna. lalla nnd Delnrla Benton of Loa Angeles arrived on Monday for n few dnya' vlalt here with relative before going on tn Merrill, Ore., where they plnn to locate. They are roualna to Olen Tucker. Cliff Scrivener arrived a few dnya ago and la attending to pre liminary detnlla prior to hla taking mcr of the Oooch gnrnge which an nouncement will be mnde Inter. linn Norland ('Ire Inaiirnnre. 123 N. 6th m. Kenneth Heater apeut a few dnya III Anhliind recently due to IIIiichs of hla tiiother. Mra, Ili-rt Johnson and Mra. Chile Mnrali of l.nkcvlrw vlalted horn for a almrt lime on Monday, Hurry Lauipliriir of Klumutll Kalla, waa a bunlnraa vlaltur here on Thuraday. Curl I'rocbatcl, Allen Cuiiiiiilnga. Cecil Nli holaoii nnd John Uellnvolr nttrnded the Knglea liKlge meeting hi Ijikevlew Thuradny evening. Mr. nnd Mra. Hnt I'ntr.ke, John Delluvolr and dnughter, Noriin Jenu, June Cuniinliiga, Jnck Hurrl ami nnd Mr. and Mra. Dreg Vlck eininn were bualiiena vlallora In Klnmnth Knlla Inat week. Mra, Herbert Johnaon left Hiitur dny to apend a few dnya In Tort bud. The MetlKHllal church l.ndlra Aid met nt the home of Mra. George Hutler nt Ivory Pine Wrdiiradny of Inat week. Mr. mid Mra. L'hnrlea Mnrtln were In Klnmnth Knlla on bualncMi Wed tieadny of Inat week. Mr. and Mra. Cleorgo Miller and Infant aim returned home Inat week nfter n week'a vncntlon apent In Idnho. Mr. nnd Mra. Robert lwla, Mra. Hubert Wet, Mra. Hlilrkey, Mra. Paul Ollbert nnd amnll dnughter nnd Hullrr Ilnugh went to Hherl dnn. Ark , laat week due to lllneaa In their fnmlly. Mr. and Mra. Jim Miller nre vn cnl lonlng thin week In Cullfornln Mra. Jnck Hope hna returned home from a trip in Uie conal where ahe vlalted relntlvea, Mra Kurd Franklin and amnll aon nre vlaltlng her pnrenta, Mr. and Mra r. Morrla. for a few weeka. Mildred, Oiwy nnd lleule nilln voil were btlnlneaa vlallors 111 Klnm nth FnlU lnl week. Bevernl memtiera of the lily home eMcmlon unit attended the Mnv ! Tny feativnl for the county In Klnm nth Fnlla on Friday. I.akevlew la aKnaorlng a I.lona rlub here. Nine local men have already Joined. Fifteen member nre needed for n charter. Tlie next meeting will be held nt the Hmmer atiillon Mnv 10. Men from Qunrt mountain to Hprngue river nre eligible. Mr. Ilert Klllott of Thief River Fella, Minn., nrrlved here Hnturdny foi n two-montha' vlalt with rela tive. Tlie Millr nrnmnllra club met at Ihe Old Home grocery building Wednefiday. April 2. There were Ji preaent. Hntcea for the evening were Mra. Jerry Chnae nnd Mra. C. W. Ilntea Anna Handera and Paul Oel bert furnished the entertniiiment which rmiMatcd of dancing nnd dueia bv anme of Uie membera. Light rtlreahmenta were aerved. FRIDAY, MAY 1948 TOONERVILLE FOLKS S (5ranpaw Fink sfc J . A - o M--.-.M .iaiiii. h, O MY PROBLEM IS TO HIPE THIS POOftONE HEAVY FLANMEL UNION SUIT SO MY WIFE WON'T KNOW I'VE TOOK IT OFF hand waa operated upon and the doctor pronounced It a brulM and Infection cuuaed from aoine bark or liver. Penicillin I being adminis tered dally. Dan 1 Improving but will not be able to work for ten day or two week. Veater Wllburn I taking hla place at the Puckett and Sclierer mill. Pete Peteraon, of Weyerhaeuaer camp 4, brother of Otto Peterson of Keno, la at hla brother'! home here. He 1 atlll on crutches a a result of having been hit by a car Christ mas Eve In Keno. Den 1 of the Cub Scout now ha a new den mother and den dad. Mr. and Mra. Karl Hcherer have cm sen ted to act In that capacity. All parent and other lnlerestd people of thl vicinity are urged In ' build thl den up to It former strength. Heavy Duty COLUMBIA BIKES Leather neat, heavy frame, 120 gauge tpokea 55' Alio Soma 20" x 24" Junior Biket "Taylortot" Boby Walker POOLE'S Bicyelet & Sporting Goods K South 7th It Pays to Use the Want-Adal !: For Mother on Her Day SHE'LL ENJOY DINNER AT THE LOG CABIN! Chicken Dinners Steak Dinner. Barbecued Crab . . . and a wealth of Sea Foods! She'll Enjoy it! OPEN FROM 4 P. M. SUNDAYS Poe Volley Mr. nnd Mr. Vic Brown nnd Mnry Wells sent the past week-end nt Cnve Junction. While there they en Joved n visit with Mra. Mildred Lnmphenr, dnughter of Mr. Brown, nnd nlao vlalted Mra. Ed Wright, mother of Mr. Drown. The Poe Valley-Olene home ex tenalou group waa well represented nt the very auccessful hnmemnkers feativnl held on Friday at the First Methodist church. Thl group had a very nice display on cotton dress flnlshra nnd time nnd labor saving devices to be used In sewing. For their hobby tnble they had excellent display of textile painting and shell craft work. Mr. nnd Mra. Jnck Hnlr.houser, former residents of Ihe valley, hnve left for Portland where Jnck will undergo nn operation. During Ihcir nbseuce their son, Ulen, will stay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Robert. Friends wishing to write mny send mnll In care of St. Vin cent's hospital. Portlnnd. Ore. Mrs. Krnr.it Strunk returned home on Wednesday from Woodnrd, Okln., where ahe was called by Uie serious Illness of her mother. Mrs. Beaale Hammel, of Oregon City, la visiting at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilbcrl Anderson. Mra. Ilnmmrl la a former resident of Klnmath Falls and has many friends here. Mra. Rex High was confined In the hospital one dny last week but Is home now nnd feeling much better. Mr. and Mrs. Ulen Hester enter- Add to the comfort of your HOME with these SUMMER SPECIALS! INSULATION (Any Type) WEATHERSTRIPPING (Metal) ROOFING (Composition) ASBESTOS & CEDAR SHAKES INSULATED BRICK SIDING Terms Available Up to 3 Years to Pay. NEWCOMB-PALMER & CO. FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 9969 or 5227 tallied a group of friend on Wed nesday evening with a demonstration dinner party. Ouesi were Mr. and Mr. Wlluerl Anderson. Rob Ander son. Mra. Bessie Hummel, Mr. nnd Mra. Eddie Robert. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kddle Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Don Robert and Judy Roberts. Congratulation are extended to Mr. and Mra. Taylor High who were married on Saturday. Mrs. High Is the former Betty King of Klamath Fails. Tlie Brdfleld Mutual Burial asso ciation met on Tuesday evening at the Community hall to discuss furth er plans fur Uie Improvement of Iledfleld cemetery. Tlie new well has been drilled and a pump will be In stalled next week. Keno Mr. Charles Bnowgoose 1 under the doctor's care for treatment fol lowing a hard full he sustained at his home on the Worden road. Mr. and Mrs. Lane Smith Sr. spent two or three weeks on the coast at Oold Beach salmon fishing. As Is the custom, they are having the almon canned there. They arrived home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lane Smith Jr. spent the neck-end with them. Dan Webrlck Is under the doctor's care with a badly Infected right hand. Sunday, on first examination, the doctor was not certain of the cause. After several days treatment the Weyerhaeuser Two delegates from Uie Weyer haeuser Camp Four Parents and Teachers association attended the suite convention in Klamath Falls last week. Mrs. Crulkshank and Mrs. Cogswell brought back many new Idea for their association. Hie May meeting of Uie Regulnr Cnrd club will be Thuradny. Mny 13, nt 1 p. m.. nl Mr. Vern Olbbs. Tlie Saturday 'night parly was wrll nttendrd and a good lime was reported. Tlie library will be open Wednes day evenings from 7 to S due to the first aid course. Mrs. I.yle stone cut her hnnd with nn nxe Frldny, requiring It stitches. The executive bonrd of the Par ents and Teachera association held it monthly meeting Friday, April Itfl, at 7:30 p. m., at Allen Howard's. Plnns for the May meeting and sum mer chairman were discussed. Tlie Red Cross flral aid course has started with Mr. Mnx Ruby In structing. Those enrolled are Mr. and Mrs. Cogswell, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Clone, Mr. and Mrs. Crulckahank, Mrs. Roaella Thompson. Mr. L. Prescott, Mr. E. Smith. Mr. C. Low, Mr. Wing and Allen Howard. MeeUngs are held Monday and Thursday from 7 to 9 p. m. In Uie Community hall. Mr. and Mra. Otis Cogswell drove to Rogue river and Orants Pass 8unday. Mr. Rnaella Thompson enter tnlned nt dinner Inst week. Mr. and Mra. E. Crulkshank and Mr. and Mr. Otis Cogswell. The Weyerhoeuser Camp 4 Par ent and Teacher association will have Installation of officers at Uie meeting Mav 7, with Mrs. Loren Clone, Installing. Mrs. Crulkshank. Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Thompson will have charge of program and refreshments. The new officer are Mr. Allen Howard, president: Mr. Oeorge Artie, vice president: Mrs. Lyle 8tone. secretary, and Mrs. Ted Lund, treasurer. Coming Klamath Falls "fairgrounds 6 Days Starting Monday, May 10th Auaplre Veteran of Foreign Wars it? Saanslt'j' PTT AERIAL TMJILLSJWW JpTSn Vl Columbiahnit Sweaters at Don's Winemo Hotel Bldg. 1125 Main Street Phone 6520 West's Biggest Carnival 75 Rides - Shows - Stands 300 People 2 Thrilling Free Acts -and In Person Romblin' Tommy Scott And His Hollywood Hill Billy l Jamboree ssenQanfinS I Housewives' dream... 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J SELF I vvE'pg TTRRA WORRIED SICK J I'll have rAASMED POTATOES FRIED ttuytN A STEAK AND J TATOES and J :EN AND TV VOlAL HAVE CATFISH AND LIKE rt WE Re ON AN I3UVIU J iunriTT-'.''t. ... t. u. i.... ... ?T.e. . J J!13SV A . ( ejj-r- rr's -TH CaAPgLESg POX- TTTTT T TO CRK ALLEYS WHEN ." f I CTTLL GET TH LEAPIN' MEEMIES 7 THAT 36TS CALK3HTTHIS J JTt II MXrtcS QUICKER AND "TOUQH6R I EVERY THVie ANYESOOV LOOKS OUR I IS ISO TIME TO RELAX "THAN ANYTHINQ YOLWie APT TO 1 I WAY, OR WHENEVER W6 PA68 J "Vj y p I MEET, A DARK ALLEY CAN BE "TH I ' 1
