Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 18, 1949, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextFACI SIX - HWALB AND NEWS, rOAMATM FALLS, CrKrXJrJN TUESDAY, OCT. 18, 194? WEATHER KLAMATH FALLS AND V.C1N- illmiin wlUi iwiiwl Ufht s-aJr anniehl aaal We4- Mil;, Hif h va4T U. Low letiif 111 It. Hi WMMWUW ?. w.. irvai. Ill . . 1 Mia. . . tl IracrpWatiM Isal U km RUAH VKAR eala ... ON Laal aar Normal WnTTRM OHXOON Partly cHw' tkla aflarneon. rair " - - hot 4m. Low tMifht 3ft to SlaM ofUMril' u4 t la "! aa hour. BASTS RN OMOON Cloudy miunl ihowart of wow or raia Uu. afternoon, booomliw partly cloudy wits wiow flurrWa IB mouiuw lowM an luSTu S bolh ) Low. lo iVht iV w, U, oscopl J . JS la NOKTHIRN CAUTOaMA Foil 'to day m woonawy -v. M over bun Si.rra. today. Sllrhlly nMK In valley. lonlsM w" Monhwouoiiy wind, of a lo l milj. aiThour off roail, dorroaauu toauM mt4 wodnaoday. ooui arvm VAiur rUI eloudy tAla aft.moofi .Fair ,orM Wodneaday. Conlinuad cool. rlcsn. 10 LySOLow tooxhl a, mi Wednee- ImnuiuUen Clinic Dr. Seth M. Kerron, lUamatb county health erflcar, and Public Health Nunc Muriel' Palmer, an planning a TlrfC?2ii, nd m0T" m b shown. to Soerlln Thursday wrier uy will conduct an immunisation eHrilo In the school there at' 10 a. m. Dr. Kerroa and Miss Painter will be at Raymond camp that afternoon at 1:30 oelocK lor the purpose. Becalar Meetuc There will be a regular meeting and Initiation of Women of the Mooae tonight at t o'clock In Moose halL Ruby Phelps will present her chapter night program. The meeting Is also to be a Christmas party for Moose heart, All members are asked to bring a small gift to the meeting. VWts) Parent Harold Balln, IMg graduate of Henley high school visited over the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Balln at Henley and enjoyed a deer hunt while her, Balln Is a student at Orifon State college and was pledged this fall to Delta CptUoo fraternity. Wark-cmd Vial tor Mrs. Carl MrCuin. of Dunsmulr. formerly of Klamath Falls, spent the week-end her, and met her daughter, Bar bara Dotson who Is taking nurses training to Portland. Barbara came to attend the Klamath-Medford football game. Cbthtnf Claim Those Inter ested In the classes In tailoring, avaaral and children' clothing, be ing offered each Wednesday and Thursday, and starting tomorrow at the high school, are reminded to call Harold Teale. 7S85. for infor mation and reservations. Frasa Lakeview Mr. and Mrs. Henry Albertson and son Leo Al bertaon, of Lakertew spent Satur day in Klamath Palls on business. Leo drew a homestead in Jerome. Ida, and reported that b has looked over his land, and Is Ttry satisfied. . argery Mrs. W. T. Knott of 1739 Fargo underwent major surgery Monday morning at Klam- ath Valley hospital. Her husband I manager of the Klamath Falls Bears Roebuck store. la Heaptul Wilbur Reillng, Foe valley rancher, is under observation at Klamath Valley hospital for a poasibl appendicitis. Reillng was admitted Sunday afternoon. Pytalaa Sister C1 The Py thian Bisters dub will mart Friday at I p. m, with Bell Tompkins, jjj Lewis, and following the business meeting thr will b a potluck sup per. All members ar asked to bring wool piece for lap robes for veterans hospitals, and also to bring any finished piece of needlework lor the baaaar. Rswertng 1. H. "Oen" Lar son, manager of the Wlllard hotel, is recovering from air Illness In Portland. Laratn was in Hillside hospital tor a tun and was -vrved from her to a Portland hospital, from which hi was released this week. He will remain in Portland for two mors weeks. Midlaad Craag Membars of the Midland grang will meet in the g.-ang hall at p. m. tomorrow. Tickets for the baaaar planned by the horn economics club will be available at this meeting. Refresh ment will be served by Mrs. Le Roy Hauch and Mrs. Verland Huff. Dinner Meeting Dinner will be served to the 8k Paul's Episcopal church man's club tomorrow night in the Parish hall at 6:30, by the women's auxiliary. Winston Purvine will speak on personnel manage. Gwer.SMtb Mrs. Mary France Kiger of Henley has returned to San Fraicisco for further medical treatment She will spend a week or two m the bay region. Mrs. Kiger made a similar trip last win ter. PTA Meeting Conger PTA will hav an vening meeting tomorrow at t o'clock in the school auditori um. All parents ar urged to attend. Refreshments will be served. Vlailora Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shaffer, formerly of Klamath Falls. and now of Medford, spent las week-end here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alex Breardlffe, 517 Pine. Sister Visits Mrs. Gay Evans. 2001 Madison, is enjoying a visit from her sister, Mrs. L. F. Lund of Portland. Mrs. Lund plans to stay in Klamath rails a week. Mere U Ranch Mr. and Mrs. Marvin (Bud) Brown, well known in Klamath Falls, have sold their homo in Medford and hav moved to their 1260-sere ranch mar Al turaa. Week-End Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Denald Ambers and family from Rogue River paid a week-end visit to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robertson of Klamath Falls. Friendly Circle Arbhur Stone will entertain the Friendly eirrj at her home. 2304 Darrow, on Thurs day for luncheon at 1 p. m. Marts A regular meeting of Pelican post 1JU, VFW, will be held Thursday evening. October 20, at a. m In the KG haU. All membars having applications for in November class of recruit ar requested to turn them in st this meeting. Plans for ths dutrtrt meeting to b held her October 23, and for Armistice Day will b dis cussed. All members ar urgeU to b present. Kit naioa The Shasta- Homodal xtnlon unit will meet Friday, October 21, at th home of Mrs. A. C. Rusth, J 603 Hllyard. Members who ar making blouse ar uked to be ther t I a. m. and are to bring a sack lunch. Other members and visitors ar invited to ttend th 1:30 business meeting and discussion. lalsrswllag Travel Harold Ogle, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ogle, UO Washington. Is doing som Interesting traveling. He la aboard a Norwegian ship, and last stooped at TahiU. Harold has sent word that hi la looking forward to th ship's next stop, which Is Samoa. Th boy began the trip on June 28, sailing from New York. Esteasiaa Th Klamath Falls unit of th home extension will meet Wednesday at th First Methodist church. 10th at High streets. Thos wishing to mate blouses will bring a sack lunch and meet at 1:30 a. m. Those not mak ing blouses will meet at 1 p. m. Ther will be a plant and bulb sale. CARD OF THANKS W wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for th acta of kindness, th messaaea of sympathy and many beautiful floral offerings during our recent bereave ment, th loss of our beloved hus band and father. Bob Rhoton. MRS. RHOTON RONALD RHOTON ROBERT RHOTON Clsssi Shorthand class will begin at T:S0 n. m Wednesday In room 1M of Klamath Union high school. Clssssa will be held evary Wednesday and Thursday and ar for either beginner or tor us as a refresher course for more advsnced students. Raising gala Women of th First Presbyterian church will hold a rummage sale beginning at a. m. this Friday and Saturday In the store building next door to Loon's. Thos wishing to donate srtirlr may call IM1 or bring them to the store Thursday. Hostess Night All members of th local Deere of Honor are wel com to attend a "Hostess Night" program plsnned for Wednesday by the Ashland club In that city. Any one who I abl to go but need transportation Is asked to call 4S1- Degn aj Honor A meeting of th Carnation club of th Degree of Honor scheduled for Wednesdsy has hoon nnatnonad. Trie next meet ing will b held Wednesdsy. Octo ber 2. at th horn or sea uavia, 1715 Oary. la 8aa Fraarasr Dr. and Mrs. Albert O. Roenlck r spending several days in San Francisco on a combined business and pleasure trip. Dr. Roenlcke will attend dental clinic in th south. Tewnarnd Club All member of th Townsand club ar asked to meet In front ot Whltlock's fu neral home tomorrow at 13:& p. m. for ths funeral of Mrs. Konrsd Sohwelger. " ' i Weaaan's tiroua Th First Pres. byUrlsn Women's association will meet Thursday at 2:15 p. m. In th church parlors. Mrs. Clsude Fer guson will be program chairman. On Vacation Mr. Slid Mrs. Everett Miner of N. 2nd sre on vacation this week, leaving over the week-end for San Francisco and other bay points. Want Ads don't cost they psyl Meeting Postponed Th meet ing of tin Townseud club auxiliary, scheduled tor Wednesdsy, has been postponed until Thursday, at I p, m. at th home of Eva Myers. Preferred V MILLIONS to rime, so fast, M DCPCNDABU StJoseph ASPIRIN KIWI ST.JItlM 5SIIN FOICNIlOltl Rasy lotah. Mas oranse Navnr Ihat'a swratenadto child stasia, F-asy ti slva. SutabUlefor Mo, Try Itl ring rh Family into Wong' Far a Special CHINESE Family Style Dinner Wong's Cof m Main Ph. till Do We Have to Die? Thirty-eight years ago In for bidden Tibet, behind the hliiheat mountains in the world, a young Englishman named Edwin J. Din gle found the answer to this ques tion. A great mystic opened his eyes. A great change came over him. He realised the strains power that knowledge gives. Thst Power, he says, can trans form th lit ot anyone. (Juration, whatever they are, ran be an swered. The problems of health. death, poverty and wrong, can be solved. In his ow.i esse, he was brought back to splendid health. He sc- quired weslth too, as well as world-wide professional recogni tion. Thirty-eight years sko, he wss sick as a man could be and live. Once his coffin was bouiiht. Years of almost continuous tropical fevers, broken bones, near blind ness, privation and danger had mad a human wreck of ruin, physically and mentally. He waa about to be sent back to England to die, when a strange measag came "They are wait ing for you In Tibet He wants tu tell, the whole world what he learned there, under the guidance Clea CaMa Mr. and Mrs. Henri Conradi went to Lak o' Wood over th week-end to close their summer home for th winter. . COUGHS RUIN YOUR SLEEP? Owt fast J-wwy rwliaf 1 . tea dry rfcraw) Ml 3 atowrtftkat fl .Hal,! 23 yeoM Ap Meaday, October 11, in "If it had been an east wind instead of from the south, there would be more loss than Just sis broken plate glass windows. Such wsa th obser vation of J. E. Howie, owner of th Howie Motor Car Co, Just across the street from what was one the Whit Peli can hotel. So Intense wsa the neat during the high point of th fire, that six ot hi windows cracked. w Tswaday, October 19, 1J ClUxen membars of th county budget committee wen named by th city council men last Bight a follows: first ward, W. O. Smith; second ward, Austen Hsyden; third ward, E. M. Chilcote; fourth ward, J. A. Gordon; fifth ward, Fred O lover. " w Wednesday, October 2, 124 The safe of the White Peli can was lifted from the burned ruins of the hostelry this morning. The content were all Intact Including th record of the hotel, a few valuable and a small amount of cur rency. Th safe contained about 24 compartment, and but for a alight bit of damage by water, suffered little from th tremendous heat. WW Tbareday, October 21, 12 Preparation are being made for the staging of Klamath's first potato show, to be held in the chamber of commerce November 29, 30, and De cember 1. Outside growers are being invited to come to the potato show and see for themselves the grade of pota toes grown in Klamath. . . ' Friday, October It, 192g Formation of a new real estate organization, th Klamath Realty Board, was effected last night at the chamber of commerce at which more than 20 local realtors attended. www ttS Rufus Moore entertained the Art Needle Work club at her home on Wednesday after noon. Club member present were: Mesdames J. F. OoeUer. h W'turg. WUbur Jones. J. H, Csmahsn. C. J JSinf" Inbr. O. Ramsbr, Rose Otey Soule. E. 8. Phili ps, L. L. Truax, D. V. KuykendaU, Oeorge Ulrich! ie3?LHurn' tm Wlrt. Z- Powell and Miss Elizabeth THE "Inttirt Wrfh Landry" LIABILITY HUE V. T. Johnson John A. McColl ' AUTO PROPERTY 41 Mala Itreet Fbone MIS Fa at a Laadry of the greatest mystic he ever en countered during his 21 years In the Par Kast. lie want everyone lo rxiierlence the greater health and the Power which ther cam to him. Within ten years, h wss abl to retire lo this country with a for tune. He had been honored by fellowships In the world's leading geographical societies, for his work ss a geographer. And today. M years later, he is still so athletic, capable of so much work, so young in appearance. It la hard to be lieve hi haa lived so long. As a first step In their progress toward the Power thst Knowledge gives. Mr. Dingle wants to send to readers of this paper a 9 000 word treatise. He says th time I here for It to be released to the Western World, and offers to send It, free of coat or obligation, to sincere readers of this notice. For your free ropy, address The Insti tute of Mentalphyslcs, 213 South Hoburt Blvd. Dept. L-2S1, Los Angeles i. Calif. Readers ar urged to write promptly as only a lim ited number of th free books have been primed. Adv. Vsekl Club Members of the Ysrht club will meet si tin Wlllsid hotel Wednesdsy nlsliL CwklalU will be served at 30 p. m. wl'h dinner at 1:30 p. m. 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