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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1948)
TUESDAY, MAY II, 1943 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON WEATHER WKNI'KIIN OIIKIION - I'arlly ilomly wltli Hill I'lianao lit Irniiimaluia today ami liiiilihl. Ilili nil lu IUI l.uwi lu nlHht 4U In all. Wilnluy fulr lit In UHur. lni'ii!ftlMK fltiuillnnHji on i-uual nil urmla vhiIhIiIv wlmla iirr i'oiifll lit liny, linruinlliu hiiuIIi In mithwct ami Iim'ibmIiiH lu limit lu Iniim by Wodiivii llay. KAHTKHN OIIKIION - Partly i linlily mid umnwltlit wuiniar Unlay. Illtflm .1fl III lift, t'llltl llllllHhl Willi llM'Hl ll'O.I. I.iiwi yVA Ui 40. Wiliiilay fair and ttariiiur. NOMIIIKIIN CAI.IKOIINIA-alr lu ilay, ImilMlit ami Wmliiviilay, lull nlalit anil tmiriiliiH high Ci iji aliina I'iMiat. Nlllllilly riHilur III DvIIm mihu liMlay ami Mnrllialll Interim Wailimftiluy, MiHlorala lu Ireatt nuilliwaal wlmta nil vt-a.t. KLAMATH f AI.I.H AND VICINITY-F-'alr liiilny li-nlght ami Wailnaailay. High lixlav almul J. Uw ttmlghl ;M. Ill(li Wttlnaiilay 07. Ileturna Mrs. C. W. Henry re lumed Miiniliiy iiininliiK (i 0111 Eu lirnr where she i-iil Mnllicr'a IJuy as tlio iiuest of her r.nn. J. Ki-lly Karris, wliu liiivc llm after-dinner speech on Hilililiiy Hi the HlKinu Phi Kiwllmi house. Mother of Hlitiiia I'hl Kpulloli of I'nrtlniKl lit thin time presented thi) house with a slcnin Iron and IioiiIiik board. At the sunn fcstlvnl cm Friday evening tlio HI'E final, "lliiuscl niul Orpti'l." wn chcw.rn brM of the 35 entries. ItrUII irimp M. K. Lucas of Klniiiiilh fulls la our of the dis cussion lenders for the Orekon Retail Distributors Institute nliilh Hiinunl conference In Kukciip Mny 10 and 17. "Liberal Amilusl Conservative Buylnit" will be one of the main panel discussions, with several other phases of bnyliiK iiImj slated. Any rcliiller Interested In further In formation rrKiirdliiK the program may call Lucas at 3H24. Pythian Ulsters There will be a remiliir nicctnm of Pythian Sinter in lOOP hull Friday, May 14. al 8 pin. The deitree Huff and officer! and those wiaIiIiik to make the trip to Mend on June 3 are asked lo rome for practice at 7 p.m. and all degree member timed lo attend. Keillor Circle The Senior Circle af the Coniircitat tonal Community church w ill meet Friday, May 14. at the home of Mm, E. L. Mitchell of 1P11 Avalon for dessert at 1:30 fol lowed by a business mertluK. Youth Council Tile Klamath county youth council will meet Tuenday at S p. m. In the chamber of commerce bulldliis. A film on recreation will be shown and the remainder of the program taken over by the county health unit. Social Club The aoclal club of Prosperity Rrbckah lodne will meet In IOOF hall Wednesday at 1 p.m. for a pot lurk luncheon and busi ness meeting. Thimble Club The Thimble club of Neighbor of Woodcraft will meet Wednesday, May 13, at 2 p.m. with Ellen Ely, 3S1S Summers lane. IWcfhodlal Clrulra The four cir cle of the Woman' Hoclely of (JI.iInIIiui Hcrvlce of the Flint Meth odist church will meet Thuraday follow: Hull! circle with Mr. Don Anderson, 443 North Limuiia; Esther circle with Mm. Stanley llnchtle, 411(111 ICzrll, and the assistlm; hosUiss will be Mm. Cecil Kollenhorn; Mar tha circle In the church parlor, and the hostesses will he Mr. C. O. Andrua and Mr. Catherine Lev, Iiik: theae circle will all meet at I 'M p. in. for densort. Mary circle will meet al 1 p. in. at the homo of Mr. Victor AnderHon, 41133 Cannon, and the assisting hostess will be Mil. E. B. Sinclair. Important Meet The Klamath Philatelic club will hold an Im portant meeting Weducaday at 7:30 p. m. al the A. J. Dorluque home on I.akeahorc drive, V. W. Wycoff of Chtloquln, formerly with the South ern California Federated cluba. will be Kueat apeakcr. There will be a dlFcuaalim of the comma- atamp ex hibition In Klamath Fill la. Vlaltora are welcome. Ilurcaa Circle will meet Thuraday at 2:16 al the home of Mra. J. C. Miller, 726 St. Francla atreet. Mr. Claude Feiitiiaon I co-hoateaa. Mra. Brook Cuater will lead devotional. Roll call response with a thought or poem about mother. Mr. Pcriruson and Mr. T. O. Zlnn are In charge of the program. Parent Night Boy Scouta of troop IB will hold a apccla) meeting fot "Parent' Night" at 7:30 tonight, Tueaday, 111 Fahhavcn nchool gym. On the program will be presentation of the new charter and pin and card to troop member and com mitteemen, picture, and dlcuaalon of aummer camp plana. Uoea Home-rJean Rae Oldenburg, who wa quite 111 laat week at HII1 aldc hospital, ha returned to the home of her parent, Dr. and Mra. Ray W. Oldenburg on Pacific Ter race and I allowing Improvement. I.ady Katies Mrs. Mary Well. 2413 Union, will entertain the Lady Eaglea club at her home Wednes day. Pinochle will be played, and all member of the auxiliary are Invited. HualneM Heulon Canton Crater No. 7 will hold a regular bualneaa meeting at 8 p. m. Thuraday In the IOOP hall. Following, there will be a politick dinner. Guild Bale St. Paul' guild will hold a pie and apron aale all day Saturday at the Pine Street market. It Pay to Use the Want-Ad I Correction Saturday' courthouse record column Hated Jay Clement Lenilre aa being fined $6.60 In Juatlce court for running a atop algn. Thl waa erroueoua aa Lemlre waa Judged not guilty. Recovering Mr. Aubrey Eatea, Tulclake, I recovering In Klamath Valley noapltal following aurgcry Monday. Mr. Ente li pharmaciat at Earl's Market. J. L. DEAN Public Accountant end Auditor New Office Location 106 North llh 8U Phone B346 LOGGERS BUY ZENITH TIRES GUARANTEED In writing tor 0 month against I. niawaalf , s. Rruliaa t. Call . a mil Haiardt l.ll.iim. GUARANTEE Again! Dafacllva VrarkmanihlB ar Malarial BEACON SERVICE STATION 1201 I. Main Phona 8304 i 23 fyecM Ayo. Monday, May 11, 1025 Paul Wantplcr, contractor for the Wheelcr-Olmateod com pany at It Big 8prlngs camp, was In town Saturday. Wampler drove back to camp In a new Studcbaker standard six roadntor. a Tuesday, May 12, 1025 Opening of the Crater Lake road will start tomorrow, ac cording to Pete Oard. chief ranger, who came to Fort Klamath to arrange for horses to take plows up to the lake. a a Wednesday, May 13, 1925 Dwlght A. French of Eugene, University of Oregon athlete, will be head coach and director of physical education at K. C. H. S. next year. a Thursday. May 14, 1025 Letters of commendation began pouring in today on Mayor Fred O. Ooddard for the firm stand he took yesterday In again vetoing the Strahorn franchise resolution as adopted by the city council last Monday night. a a a Friday, May 15, 1925 At. a meeting Inst night of about 30 men from the Klam ath Falls sawmills, plans were laid for a membership drive for the local mlllworkers' union Inat is being formed hert by C. D. Long, field rcprcacnUitlve for the National Federa tion of Labor. a a a Saturday, May 18, 1925 After n slight postponement due lo contrary winds of May, . the dance barge will open this evening with a carnival fes tive air that has not been seen In Klamath Falls for "many a moon." There li quality in Insurance juit like any other commod ity. You get what you pay for. fan! O. Landry Jlatt&Hf, a. Property - Auto - Fire - Liability Insurance 419 Main Street Phone 661 The Courthouse la Now One Block Down the Street from Our Office TOONERVILLE FOLKS I i x Service ! ' M.M.ajH aaeV. I.J K (t KF 20-30 To Host Tule The Klamath Falls 20-30 club will be host to the Tulelake 20-30 membership tonight at a dinner dance honoring their ladles. The affair will be held at the Wlllard. The club, sponsoring the cancer drive in Klamath county, an nounced the Model Railroad club's open house with a part of the pro ceeds going to the drive, was a success. Preliminary reports advise that some 1100 ha been raised. The cancer drive post office box number Is 778, Klamath Falls, and the club will accept all contribu tion with appreciation. Former Klamath Man Passes Death of H. E. Sandi'is. former Klamath Falls barber employed for some time at Hwan.scn'.s barber shop, was reported here today. Mr. Sandera died In Chlco. Calif., on April 23, following an Illness of two months. Death was due to a heart condition. He was operator of a barber shop at the time of his death. Mr. Sanders leaves a wile. Kvc lyn, and two sons, Calvin and Ken neth, and among other relatives, one sister, Mrs. R. F. Mu.skopf, for merly of Pelican City and now of Prlnevillc. LDS District Confab Set Wednesday TULELAKE, May 11 A dlatrlct conference of the Church of Jeaua Chrlal of Latter Day Saints In which all LDS churchca In thl region, Alturas and Lnkevlew. will partici pate, I scheduled for thl week, be ginning Wednesday night in the Macdoel church of the Mt. Hebron branch. Other local branches which will have services are Tulelake and Klamath Fall. Scheduled to be here for the meet ings arc President German E. Ella worth iand a company of workers. Sister Mary Kllsworth and Elder Stringfellow, Ogden, Utah. District President Raymond Schlffman, Klamath Falls, George N. Shaffer. G W. Hanson and their aides are making plans for the conference. Branch presidents Bre Merlin Bleak, Klamath Falls; Don Fossom, Lnkevlew: Don Wester, Tulelake: Martin Smith, Alturas and Thomas Carter. Mt. Hebron. The first confercne session will - 1 Mock Up Now For Your Vacation Needs PACE FIVl be at Macdoel at 8 o'clock Wednes day evening. The group will speak at the Tulelake branch Thursday evening at 8 o'clock and at Lake view at 7:30 p. m. Friday. They will return to Klamath Fall Saturday fo" b meeting with missionaries of the church and on Saturday night will be present for a district dance featured in the LDS chapel at Home and Martin streets. The public Is Invited to attend. Candidate kings and queens from the five branches will be present to compete for the dance festival crowns. The dance starts at 9 o'clock. Sunday morning, beginning at 10 o'clock, the dlatrlct quarterly con ference will get under way with President and Slater Ellsworth, Elder Stringfellow and the presi dents of the five branches scheduled to speak. Mrs. Don Webster of Tulelake will be music director for the con ference and the Parent-Teacher as sociation choir of Tulelake, directed by Mrs. Webster will sing at the Sunday afternoon meeting begin ning at 1:30. The LDS church ha dedicated two chapels In this district in the past two years and two more are Hearing completion, P r e 1 1 d e n t Schlffman has announced. 77 llsl 1 MM. FROZEN FOODS 100K FO IHE MIGHT YEllOW NCKMt City Dads Refuse Free Meter Use Couucllmen will continue to put their pennies in parking meters Just like everybody else. The city fathers Monday night agreed that department heads be given free use of the meters, but declined the line privilege for themselves. Mills PTA Will hold a meeting Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the school. A short program has been arranged and new officers will be installed. The executive board will meet at 1 o'clock. Refreshment will be served In the cafeteria. KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Freo Demonstration Phone 9200 1401 F.splanadc Ansco black and white or color film Check our stock of chem icals and paper for fin ishing in color or black and white. ThcfameoShop 737 Main JUST RECEIVED! A BIG SHIPMENT OF HOT POINT WASB FULL FEATURED! FULLY WARRANTED! -1 flvnuinu Hot Point and with ail ihvHV tvaturvm 7-POUND CAPACITY TI1RIFTIVATOR Specially designed to create 1 gentle but positive washing action zones. AUTOMOBILE TYPE GEAR SHIFT Effortless op eration. convenient hand level height. QUIET MOTOR Requires no oiling . . . silent in operation. 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