Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 01, 1948, Page 3, Image 3

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    TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
PACE THREE
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KI.ASIATII AI.IJI AND VICINITY!
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ml Wailitaxlay. nimitlly waimar In
luleilur IiiiIn). Miuleiata mirtliwasl
WlMlU llff Ci.aal.
ItnvlU Tlrkels- I'lckiHn for Uio
Jnyics bi ml rniiiltn will bo auld by
iiicnilsnra ol Uio Juiilur chumber Mild
raudiduies lur the liiumr u( tiurttn
up uiilll WriliiFMlny, Jump V. Uie
nliihl ol the uni-ons bull, Tho bual
show will bo held In lliilsliiar MnUir
company's mil's rooms Juno 10, 11
mul 12 mill the reunlta held uii
Upper KIuiiiiiUi lnko uu Juno 1J,
Huuduy.
Visitors Mr, mid Mn. Lester Ko
tcxtd nl IOiki, Nrv., wore bi might
l tlio air show by Ernest Kulord
u( Mrdlnrd, by phiiip where lliry
v-ye lupal of Mr. and Mra. Joe
IlLks, Ii:i4 I'ncKlo Terrace. Other
Hirsts ol tlio Mirks' ovor llic holiday
week-end wrro 111 win Jerry mid
bride eleet of Ashland mid Torry
jiiyer of llelid.
Hume Prom Nurlh Mr. mid Mra.
Murk Mimtli aro home from mi
auuimoblio trip Into tlio lowor Wil
lamette vnlley. At I'urtlniid, tlley
passed by Vnuoorl Jusl UU minutes
befuro Uio (like breuk thul flooded
tlinl coiiiinunlty. The Hiiillha stop
prd near Aurora to inspect proper
ly Uiey own Uiert mid arrived
homo Monday.
CnlUlril Hilly Joo llodltra. aoll
nf Mr. and Mra. Cleriild llodura of
Merrill, has re-enllsted In tho air
borne 1 1 til division. Ho served one
year In tlio air coriia In a previous
enlistment, lie received his diploma
fmm tho Henley hlitli school this
year and I now stationed at Kort
Ord. Mr. mid Mra. Hodges operate
a restaurant at Morrill.
Officers-New officers will bo In
stalled at the regular meeting of
Sojourners planned for Wednesday
a', the Wlllard hotel. Tlio business
meeting and eards will bo preceded
by a no-hosteaa luncheon In tho
hotel at 13:41 p. m. All newcomers
In the city are particularly Invited.
Iowa Vacation Mra. Richard
Mundlln Jr.. and small daughter
Penny of J4.3S La Verne, have re
turned from a visit with friends and
relatives In Red Oak and Daveiirt.
la. It has been eight years since
Mrs. Mundlln was home.
Juna Meeting Naomi Hlirluc No.
I. order of the White Blirlne will
hold Its regular monthly meeting
f tonight, Tuesday, In Uia Masoino
lompl al a o'clock. Visiting mem
bora sro Invited to attend.
To llan Francisco Mr. and Mrs.
Charles IS. Larkln. 543 Pacific Ter
race, left by plane Hunday for Han
'ranctsco on a business trip. They
ripecl to return Wednesday,
Lake Cruise Dr. and Mrs. Hugh
Hwancy took a party of friends out
on Upper Klamath lake Hunday
afternoon in their new cabin
cruiser.
To Hospital Charles Bhtilmlre,
17. 311 S. Kldnrado, was moved to
Klamath Valley hospital by am
bulance Monday night for medical
care.
Classified Ads Bring Real Results)
Critical The condition ul Itov.
Humid Van Duker, pustor of the
Hi, pi 1st church at lliiknr, remained
critical today at Hillside, hospital.
Tho pustur was brought here by
iiiiibiiliinco for treutinoiit of a heart
ailment. Ills wife, tho former
Clrctclinn Hum uf tills clly. It at
Ills bedside.
Hpeelal Meeting Women of the
Moose will hold a special meeting
tonight, Tuesday, with election of
iilllccr.i mid liilllatliin planned. Es
corts and committee chairmen are
to wear formula,
Week-end Visit Mr. and Mn.
C. 0. Overcrin of 1714 UerUniei
visited friends 111 Pulrlleld. C'allf.,
mid Bull Kranclscu. They wcro gone
over tlio week-end, returning Mon
day, riranaa Tlis lleiilev uruliitft will
hold Its regular meeting Wednes
day at 8 p. in. Ill the grange nun.
Urungo children will huvo charge
ol tho entertainment and refresh
ments for the evening.
Library Committee The library
commune ol Uio Women of tho
Moose will meet to clean books al
tho city library al 2 p. m., Wed
nesday. Klerllun The Lllo Underwriters
association will hold a regular meet
ing at the Wlllard hotel al 13, noon.
Wednesduy. Annual election of of
ficers will highlight tho meeting.
Auslllary Eva Myers of 400 N.
Dili will entertain members of the
Townsend auslllary at luncheon and
a business meeting at I p. m., Wednesday.
Driver Held
After Wreck
Charged with failure to atop al
Uie scene of an accident, stale police
early Hunday arrested Carl Howard
Molgnrd, 3U-year-old painter living
al KI43 Johnson.
Officers said Molgard struck a car
on 8. 8th at about 11:30 Saturday
night. Driver ol the car. Kenneth
Wllllnm rills, city, said he was un
able to catch the offender but ob
tained the license number on the
machine as It Sed away.
A check with the registration book
gava Mnlgard's name and the arrest
followed.
Molgard was dressed In al Uir
county Jail and slated to appear In
police courl this afternoon.
A vacuum bottle used for summer
picnics should be thoroughly cleaned
and aired each time It Is used. To
clean, scald It with boiling water to
which a little baking soda has been
added.
Wide screw-topped Jars are ex
cellent for picnic desserts. A baked
apple surrounded with toft custard
sauce can go into each or they can
hold pudding.
IVY
SUMAC
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aew treatment for Ivy, oak and aumsc
poisoning. It's gentle and safe, dries B
the bllsleraln a lurprlalngly short lime,
ofloa within 24 boar. Al druggists, 69
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IVY-DRY
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Monday, June I, Ifrii One of the heaviest ruins on record
for the punt decntle descended upon tho Klamath country
lust 1 1 lu In and this morning and before any signs of clear
ing up hud become, manifest this morning 1.6 Inches had
fallen.
Tuesday. June J. IDiJ Dr. P. W. Sharp, recently of San '
Francisco, has taken offices lu the Hopkn building and will
be ready to practice his profession within a few days,
Wednesday, June S, 11)25 Bun Francisco . . . Confidential
liiforiniilliin from official sources definitely settles the loca
tion of the Southern Pacific division point at Klnmnth Fulls.
Thursday, June 4, MM Jack McAullffo, one of the best
known nloikmiiii nf tho Klamath country, was near death
In it LiikcvIow hospital this afternoon from carbon monoxide
poisoning
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I'rlday, June 5, WXt To rollpvo traffic congpsllnn, Klamath
Falls iiutu dealers have opened a parking lol al the corner
of Klghth and Main to be known aa "The Business Men
Parking Lot."
Kattirday, June 8. urea dens Tiinney knocks out Tommy
Ulbbons In Twelfth Round . . , now wants match wltii
Jnck Urmpscy.
Sponsors Note Traffic congestion Is still a problem and
Is at present one of the city council's main concern.
Dependability should
hava a voluo to you.
g rain u. i.annry
Property - Auto - Fir - Liability Insurance
4 ID Main Street Hume SOU
The Courthouse Is Now One lllork Down tho Street
from Our Office
Sacred Heart
Graduation
Set Thursday
Commencement exercises lor the
senior class of Hucred Heart acad
emy will be held Thursday at 7:30
p. ill. In Hucred Heart church.
Tho Kov. Fiither Linilium will de
liver tlio address, Diplomas mid
honor awards will be presented by
the llev. Father Timothy Casey.
Hatred lli urt chorus will provide tho
music
OraduuU'S are C'urol linker, Cluu
dine Caldwell, Oertrude Calhoun,
Noriuandluo Howell, Melba Urewiwin,
Joann Esperson, Klta llurrliigum.
Harriet Lavenlk, Lllllull Mauch. Elsa
Ma.uin, Colleen McKnerney, Peggy
Mcluleo, Mary J, Miller, Juan Mur
pl . , Annie Ncviucz, Hiuuh O'Kccl
fee, lues Bavlo, Martha Singleton,
Uarleue Minlt ll. Kvellccii Towue,
Thcrosu Wosscl, Harry Mullen, Jack
Narey, Ullulie bchuli and Duvld
Vantlciiucrg,
Tho senior class will hold Its an
nual builuurt at the Wlllard hotel
loiughl al 0:30 o'clock. Parenui of
Uie graduates will be guests uf honor.
Members of the alumni will also
attend. Master ol ceremonies will be
Dean Abbott and the ife-v. Futlicr
Casey will give the address.
Hacred Hearl eighth gruders will
also have graduation exercises this
week. At 5 o'clock Wednesday after
noon In tho school auditorium, dip
lomas will be presented by Father
Casey. L. Orth Slsemore will give
the address.
Graduates Include James Ma
honey, Marleue Mingo, Mury Kroner,
Eugene Keane, Marjorie Hample,
Peggy Hays, Joan Sawchuck, Shirley
Heldenrelch, Susan Vandenberg,
Florence McAullffo, Dorothy Pat
leeuw, June Malncy, Jlarbara Mat
ney. Mury Frances Mauch, Daniel
Murphy, Michael Clans, Roymond
Heard, Kenneth McAndrews and
Trank Wensel.
It Pays to Use the Waiit-Adsl
Wins Bike
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Miss Itrverly Franks, ll-yrar-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don J.
Franks, !U04 (rest street, receiving her new Hawthorne bicycle from
Al Mourn, basement manager of Montgomery Ward, nhe was the winner
of the contest conducted recently by Wards and the HI Ho Fun Show
sponsors at the I'rllran theatre. Mure than 200 entries were Judged.
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Truck Windows
Shot Full Of Holes
Bide window and the windshield
of hi truck wore shattered by shots
from a .22, according to a report
filed this morning by L. Motschen
bacher, 2841 Blsbee.
Motschenbacher said the truck
and cat were parked on Lower
Klamath lake on the Midland road
and the damage was done sometime
lata Monday.
In spite of their enormous size,
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Kven when chased and harpooned,
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