Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 10, 1948, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, MAY 10, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVE 1 TOONERVILLE FOLKS WEATHER WrhirilN OKKIION Partly ilmilly ih! aimi.wlial watinar Imli, anil ( IHMht. lllaha Wl li 111 lm :!H fi 4. l'nailny flr ami waim.r (l.nlla In ltt.Hl.iata wal III luilliwl wlmla off cuaal. rAHTKIIN olir.UIIN Pair lilay. In nltflil ami Ttipatlav Waimar with allar KNtit hlalia uf tiO In 71). I.uwa Jll til J. NDfli'llMN CAt.lmilNIA -- Fair lo- lilslil ami luaaila. aril pallly irilt iMiilthl NIlKhlU waniifi. tlanlla rl.mtly III miiiiMlaliia iif atiattia ndrll liMHlviala Itiiilhwaal wllina uff ittaal. KI.AMATII rAI.IH ANI VII INITV -I'uilly fli.tnlv li.hltflil. rlaallntf I'llaailav. Illlll loilav alMiilt Ml I.4IW tonlglll M. Illali TliaaiUy HI. Auslllary -The Inst irmiliir niPet. Illlt of Dip HppVvp flfllrrrii LadlPS ni'xlllni-y will tir hrlil Wpdupsday iilnht nl B iiVliH-k at Hit) iipw hiimr of Mrs llnlwrt VrnU'h. 5048 Porl lund. The wife lit niiy rpscrvo nffl rn In thin nri'n will lie welcomed. Election nf officer will lr held niirl the prraldPiil. Mm. IIpoikc W. If 11 -Hi- linn nakrrl Unit nil nirmbrr bp pipnpnt iiiiil urupil nil pIIhIWp Wfim po In itlipnd Hip meeting. TIip Rr hpivp nriiiriii group will niPPt at Ihi I'rlknn Hip sump iiliilit. Appreciation -- Hrnest MiHelll. pipaltlriit nt Hip Young Itrpiibllraiu. IikImv imkrd Ttip llrrnld mid Npw tu pxiii'pna npprccltillon lo nil who hrlwd Willi Hip arrangement and f..llltlr for Hip Dpwpv visit hrr AMlrdny. Hp especially Hinnkpd fl.'n. who limiipd cars. Including riiiirr HnlMger. Al Hrhmerk. Jim lltirnes. IJurrrll Mlllpr. Clou Lam pinpiilou, and Krrd llndlock. From Health- Mm. l.ynn Zlnt minnnn ot HpiiIIIp. WmIi . former Klamath resident nd npwspaper woman. U visiting hprp tor two prka with hpr daughter nd son. Mia. IlnlKTt I'nrtPr of Auburn strppt mid Hob Zimmerman of MOO Crescent. Allamnnl PTA-Mcmber of Alia nmiil I'TA will hold thrlr last meet ing of the year Tuesday" l 2:30 p m. Hi ihr Junior huh gym. Wgn llhl of Hip program will be in atallallnn of new officers and the .luiwini of Uip film. " um " Ornwth." llptrpahnipnu will be served. Mraalm Klamath county hd M rap fit nipnlp nd 0rmn nirnalr. reimrfd for Hip flmt Hm 111 Hip rek nidlliK April J. rrord Inn lo rppurl from Hip l'e hpnlth olllrpr. No npw vpiiprpnl dlpu cap were rprtpd Hint wepk. -TIip Mhow Off" The Klmruth Fnlln Kiwmii club mid Hie Com munity rinyprn rp prpentm thrpp-nit cfinifdy, "The Show Off." My 31 mid 31 t the OrPiton Vorn tlmml linil itimtrr. Prorped will bpiirflt Hip KlwnnU club plny Kriiund III Mllln nddlllon. Cul nnd diiprtion nre liK-nl. Krnlor I'Uy "Coiiiedy of Krrom." llili yrnr'fi Klninnih Union high H.lionl neiilor piny, will be prpnented i p. m . TiirMlity lu the hltih rh'xil niiilitorium. Klnbornte mm mid ncencry w ill deck the ilAte. A Iniiie rnt of neiilor atudPiiU Includ Imi nlhlPtpa n wpll drnmn lu dPiiln will be fpnturrd. On lord A. I). Addlnon. ndvpr t iMiig mnnmtpr of Thp llrrnld mid Npwh. wn Plpc.lpd n director of the Pnrlfii; Nortliwent Newapnper Ad vprtUliig Executive nuoclntlon nt nipptlng ln.it week-end nt Tlmberllne IikIup. Addlaon, nccompnnted by Mm. Addison, Attended Uie apuIoiu. Rpgulnr Mpptlng The F.nglea Aiixilmry will hold a rrgulnr meet Intt TtiPMUy nt 8 p. m. In the lower FOE hnll. Thrre will be InltlAtlon nf cmulldntex, mid All offlcern nnd drill tenm mpucni Are reminded to wenr formnlii. Entprtalnment nnd refrcahmpnu will be fumlxhed nfipr the meellni:. Drum t'orpn The Englpx Auxil iary drum corpn will practice to nlitlit Mondny, At 7:30 p. m. In the iipiirr FOE hnll. All corpa membera Are urged to Attend. Meeting There will be n regulnr nierllng of Orpgon Rtnte Niirnpi -nuclntlnn, dlntrlct No. S. Tluimdny Al R p. m. In the Klnmnth county lipnlth dppnrtment. 1040 Mnln. Dr. Merle Bwnn.ien will bt the guest ppnker. limalinlatrraari To Meet The TunMinlntrr.i club will meet Wed nexlny, Mny 13, At 6:30 p. nt. At the 4?UieniA hotel. Wf'Tll To MppI All mpmberii nre ui'Kcd to nt lend n inerHnir of the WCTU TucMlny nt 3 p. m. In the First Mi'thmlUt chinch Indlp.i pnr lor Frlciuln me cm tllnlly Invited. I'mtlpiinrd The nipptlng of the Thrpp-lt club, nclipdiilcd for Tuen dny, Mny II, hnn been ponlponed until Mny nt the home of Mrt. Iln eJImpnim, 3I3S White. In lllllalde- Mm. O. E. HUiekdnle, luOU Wlmd, la III lllllalde iionpllnl recovering from ninjor nuigory per fotmed Hnturdny Afternoon. Hrhoolmntp Membu-rs uf flchfNiU luntea club will meet with Mra. Mnude lioaley, tTi High, Friday Ai 3 p. in. Townaend Club The Townaeud club will meet Tueadny At I p. ni. In the KO hull. (iopa Home -Mm. t:ve Wilton mined by ambulance from 1 1 1 1 Initio hosplu! Hnturdny lo her home, route 3 box 345. From Hospital Mra. Auguatn llellbroiiner wna movpd by mn bulnnce from JIHUIdP hoapltnl Hut unlay to Hit coiivnlpncent hoipltnl, 1 4.1(1 Creacent. To Henley Mra. Chnrlen E. Drew, pioneer Klnmnth matron who htu been quite III, won moved by nm bulnuce from lllllalde honpltxl Hun dny to her home In the llcnley dln trlct. To lllllatde Noel Tanner, 1330 Hhelley, wna moved by ambulance from lila home to Hlllalde hoapllol nl midnight Husdny. He In under medical care. Happy Hour Membera of the Happy Hour club will meet At 3 p. m., Turaday with Mr. R. O. Mouichen bnrher In the Veternna Memorial building behind the courihoua. That iim thb Thuant OrnctK sits on with his $py-i.ass ,v LAi ri w 1 2 2i The kips havi sawep it almost in two!' Body Found In River The body of Lawrence Benecal. 47, former Klamath Folia realdent nnd bua driver who disappeared January 31 of UiU year when hla car plungpd Into the Slualaw rlvrr. wax found May 6. word reived here advuwd today. Aeneral had lived al Maplelon, Ore., alnca leaving Klamath Falla. Two aona, Benjamin of Klamath Falla and Lawrence of Mapleton, aurvlve as doaa (tenecal'a wife, Juan Ha. Remnlna sill be taken to Tin Dallea by Pool-Ijiraen Funeral home of Eugene and final ritea will Uke place nt Bt. Petera Catholic church on Wedneadny, Mny 13 at 10:J0 a. m. Benecal wax a member of the Klam ath Falle aerie. FOE. The Doctor Say; Joint Ailmeni May Be Helped OBITUARY JOHN 'IAl K" f OX John "Jack" Vum, raldnl Un tha paat 30 ymn. patMd iwiy in Hits city on Thuradjy. May f, luia. at t .15 a. m. !( wa a native of Atrdn, Scotland, and wn a god 51 yaara 1 mtmlh and 8 dajvi at tha lima of Ma pautnf. Ha la urvlvtd by hla wlfa. Ann, a K of thla city. Tha ramalna rast In Ward'a .'C la math runaral home, Wif Hlfh. N'Jiica of tha funatal arrancamanla will appear In Ilia naxt lu of thla pa par, Ttie British mint itruclt 17.000, 000 coins from foreign count r)m during WS. but only four bronz British pennlefl were made. Henley Garage Now under new monog- menf. No job too large orPJj roo iman. Jim Guerin, Owner VOTE FOR Fenton Mahrt ' Republican CandldaU for SHERIFF Voung, civic-minded. I yeara' practical ex perience. Fair and impartial. World War II vet. rt. Av. ranlaa Mabrl Oateoarthrltla la really a mild de generation or wearing out of noma of the nlructurea which go to make the Joint. It la a tort of aging of the Jolliln which ahowa up flrat In Uioae Joint which do the most work, like the kneea, hlpa or flngera. Tlit exaol catue or cauaea of thla condition are not entirely under stood. The cartlllage and bone of people In some families may be par ticularly susceptible to early degen eration or osteoarthritis. Repeated Injury also seems to promote the de velopment of this condition. Poor posture, fatness and disturbances of blood circulation are other condi tions which contribute to Its de velopment The end Joint of the flnreri fre quently become enlarged. This la of t e n accompanied by a certain amount of stiffness and soreness, though this usually disappears after the Joints have been tokened up. rh.ikf Mr.ASiern The treatment ot degenerative changes In the Joint Include gen eral measures aimed at relieving the discomfort and tmprovln. the over all physical condition. Heat, band aging, and other local measure are a I a o used. Occupational strains should be eliminated whenever pos sible and posture should be cor rected. Because so man) people wh osteoarthritis are overweight, reduc ing la often advisable. People with osteoarthritis are rarely Incapacitated and can usu ally move around though often with some discomfort. They do need fre quent rest periods a this sepnis to relieve some of the stiff feeling. Osteoarthritis Is almost always a mild disorder which should be con sidered a an ailment rather than aa a serious or dangerous disease. It does not cause serious crippling as some other forms of arthritis Ju. NOTE: Dr. Jordan Is unable to answer individual questions from readers. However, each day he will answer one of the most frequently asked questions in hla column. THK DOCTOR ANSWERS QUE8TION: Are there tests which can be made to tleclde the exact date when a child will be bom? ANSWER: There Is no way of knowing the exact date. There have been many attempt to work this out, but so far they have all failed. About 800 kinds of wood are known to the timber trade. Dixiacrats It Newatt Noma CHARIXDTTE. N. C. May 10 !!' The Charlotte News had a word for them today Dlxlecrata. Lacking an official name for that group of democrats fighting against President Truman and his civil right program. Managing Keillor Pete McKnlght explained the paper had been struggling with auch phrases aa "states right democrats," EHMD 101 mwm'ir o O hoi "Dixie democrats," "southern demo crata." and longer titles. "We decided to name them our selves." he commented. "They ought to adopt It." PAUL A. 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