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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1949)
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OKtOON Wi.MlHfcR KI.VMVIII rAI.I.H AND VICIN fl Vi ( louujr today. OwaaMMial ll.nt (am lull. till, snimere 'iiiurau-y. luuay U. I'w lomiiil . lligii 'I nuisway 0, fclas. ion. Ui e Mill. IX frrrcipltalioli 141 It liouri vV tlllaiAJu dale KM lil ar 0 97 Nmiiial 0 71 WKMInliN OIIKUON. Cluuur tmimf lilt liilviiiilll.nl lam In ihmiii. a. ft itil .iiumi.i. luma'ii. Ham InuiMJa,. taintar III Inland wan.,. liHlar. 11.. iiMia, au lu uu in n'Mlli and k U w In iiulli l.uw. li.mgnl 4H lo 4a ll.gli. iiui.ila, ii lu IU auullt.rlr wlliua f 11 lu Ju lull., an lutur ull rua.l luflay, .mining k.HJIIiwaalaf Ir and la to H Bjnlv an hi.ur Tliui.tla. gAHIKKN (JHMiON Inrraaallig cloud Ifia I'Mlay Intaliiilll.MI ham tain Cralnnlug lal Una allaiii.Kin and run Siiitilua l.Miighl r.w ahi.aaia Thuia gay i'in.1.1 TliiittMlur lllglia lixlar OJ in la and M lu a. Tliurauay. Um lu . aiii xi 1.1 4g. HllHIH'HN CAI irildNIA Varlal.la ftigh rli.uillnaaa l.xlat. and ThUIMlav lignl rain Irum Kurtraa nnrlhwaid and (.M at m rnlng lug along e.ia.l l.lllla ghanga In lamparalur. Norlhwaalarlv tklmt iif g lu la nillaa an hour nil 1aal. aanapl .uulhaily auota L'apa lanilitrlno Hiil.l HIVKIt VAIJ.rV C'lnudr Wllh light rain In-glnmitg Una aflainiMMt and nllnnliig tunlgni and Thur..av High t.Mlat Y Ijow limlghl 4U High Thul. dat all J 1I-.MI tAHl R Vaaillngk nr (lie 24 huur. andlng al lfl nil lunar: M.. Mia. rraa. Hi-tin ... 70 :M Fur-ana 1 Mi 44 Trace I .k.vl,w - rig g 1ritf..rd a" ?rufllll.n . ff. inland Chiragu .. .. I.iw Angvlaa .... ait SI tlrd lllull 7a 44 an rranrlaro sg HI 4N 4 Trai a V) I rum llrddlitf Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Weimar of Itrdtllng. and (..tuKtitrr Uirw. spent the week-end jr it It tlttrry'g pairing. Mr. and Mra. :nrl Weimar of Wrycrhariwr. Ilnrry iiiierniee a rriall lumber yard In Krililini Mr. and Mra. E. Hurl brri uf Krrano were alao week-end ViMti.ra at the Weimar homo. Thry njnyrd lltr hunting while hfre. I'rarllre Tha Klamath Falla rlmptrr of the Women of the Mima ill exemplify the uHnliiii nf the ritual al the convocation of the college of rcgenU (hi Hunday at limit. Any co-worker participating In the oM-iilng cerrmonlea la aked to contact Jackie lach, 7&2&. or llonme KJIU. a-Olrill A atectal prac tice will be held tonight at 7 30 In the Mooae hall Halloween Tarty Mra. Ruth ri'.elpa la In charge of the annual Halloween party to be held at the Mooae hull. Hattirday evening. Octo ber It. The chllclreng portion of ttus program will be from 1:30 until 30, with the dance for adultn tuning at 10. All mentbera nd gueati are cordially Invited to at tend. Card Parly TTie women of the Mooae will hold their regular rard fiarty. Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock In the Mnone hall. Mra. Ruby Bell will be hoitcu. All member cor dially Invited to attend. ' In lloapilal Mr. William ftchimllcr of Tulelake ta a patient al Klamath Valley hoapltal. Cub Meeting Cub pack I will hold IU October meeting till Tliura- uay lu the t'race Memorial frecuy- I Icilun church. The meeting will be- j gill at 7.jU p. ill. In addition to tne! bualncag Hireling there will be a film iiull by fcllnii Klaliouck. All Cuba i and their parenla ol thlg pack are Uigcu ui come, and vwiorg are wei- j come, tlrn 6, whiiae Urn Mother l Mi'. Harry tvan, will be matt giuup. Auxiliary The women a auxili ary uf Hi. Paul a Kpiaiopni church i will inert In the paruii hull Thurt- j day at p. III. Mra. Prederlrk C. Wiaarnbach will apeak on tne arc- ond III a arnea of atudira on the prayer book. Her ubjecl will be "Our Ulfllcultlea Aa Chrlntlam." Member aje remlnued to bring their "I'lecra for Peace" A "llrlng and lluy ' will be conducted, and meinbera are urged to bring con- trlbullona. j Poalllona tlpen-The U. 8. civil ' ervlce rommLuion will give raaml natloiu lor patent adviaer pmltliuia I In Wahlngtun, U. C. and vicinity. Pur Informiitloii' and atiplicHtlmi foiiiui, contact the cnmmlaalim local ari rclary, L. E. Proml, at the ! Kt office. I Mrrilng Changed The Cin:it IliKik Htudy gmup. ponaored by the American Anaoclallon of Um- j veraliy Women, will meet tonight at j thr city library liulrad of Thur- j day, bet auie of member wlahlng to attend the Community Concert. The program will be a review of "Pinto." Council The Women council of the Pint ChrUUan cnunn will meet al the church Thuraday at 1:1a p m. Each member la reminded i to bring material lor the "llundle ' lor Plrcea lor Peace" project lor hlpmenl overneaJ. lleaaert Meeting Aloha club nl ! pant Matroiu ol KaMcrn Htar will ! meet Friday In the M tmnic temple, j , Uruert will be erved al 1 p. m. b I lie hiwteu committee. Mr. George Caaper. Mr. Pred Hechtel. ' and Mr. Jnmr (Inniea. ! Laal Meellng-Reame Oolf club auxiliary will have II- last meeting i en Prlday. October 'ill There will be I election nf officer and preiu-uta- lion of trophle. Por 1 o clock lunch i eon reaervatlon pleane call Mrs. Stewart Bnell at (Ml. j Rummage Hale The League ol Women Voter will hold a rummage ale Prlday anu Balurdav al 171 8. 1th. Thote wishing to have rum mage picked up may call Mr. L. H. Walienbeir. B27. Improving Mr. Fred Hchlegcl of CheUea addition u recovering from major surgery performed lat Thursday at Klamath Valley hos pital. She may now have visitors. Nurses Practical nurse will hold a meeting at 3910 Blsbee Tnuradajr at 7 p. m It was an nounced today. Mineral Club Tha Klamath Min eral club will hold a regular meet ing at the chamber of commerce tomorrow at p m. Mra. Edith Mc-l-eod will be tha apeaker of the evening. Her aubject will be "Cry tala," and alt will have on display part of her collection of crystal 1 he public la Invited. Meeting hitaata View grange will hold a regular meeting at Hhaala srliixil Thursday at pin Inllowifig Hie business meeting there will be a party, tadlra are asked to bring pumpkin or mince plea. Meeting Changed A practical nurse meeting which wa ached u rd for Thursday night will be held Wednesday, October 20, at 7 p m. at the home of Gladys Cress, 304U HI. bee. Plitwhle Parly Thr Royal Neighbora of America will sponsor a harvest pinochle party Prlduy al I pm. In thr KC hall. The public la Invited. Pie and coffee will be wrved. Ladles Aid Tile Zlon Lutheran Uihea Aid will meet Thursday at I 30 pm at the church. IH2& High street. Hostesses will be Mrs. J. A. Klrkpatrlrk and Mra. Jesse Ander- SP Appeals Texum Case In Salem The Bouthr-.) Pacific yrsterdav I filed a court aull In Hulrin alined ! at setting aside a utilities eommis . h.ner order for the railroad lo re place an overhead crosning at Tex . um In Klamath county , An old frame bridge over the , Iracka at Texum wa torn down bv j Ihe railroad several yctr ago It had little use. County Won Hut Klamath county denmndi-d that It be replaced and several months epo trinities Commissioner (leorxe H Flngg sided with the ! ri.iinty and ordered the construc tion. The railroad argue-, that Pltej haa no power to order the up to feci a struct ore for hlvhwav in ithout consent of the railroad Die cmiilalnt says law hnills thr com i nilssloner to "ermltting" an over head structure to be built acro-s a railroad track. Exams for Postal Clerks Saturday Applicant for positions of substi tute postal clerk In the Klamath area are to report this Saturday tor examinations. Openings are at Bly. Bonanza. ; Chlloquln, Fort Klamath, Malln and j Oreterh. Applicants must report 1 to the secretary of the board uf i U 8. civil servlc examiners In ' room 203 of the Klamath Falls ' post office bluldlng Saturday at I 30 a m. No lnoivld.nl notices of examine. , tlon will be sent to applicants who i are expected to appear for examl : nation on their own Initiative. tMHrraa aarrttint I eta lie a Community Chest Volun- leer. Call 3IZ. C.iiiton Crater .Canton Crater No 1 will meet tomorrow night at II o'clock In the KX)P hall. After the meeting there will be a poiluck (I. liner. Improving Mrs. Pred rVhIel. I route 3, box S4rl, underwent major suigrry at the Klamath Valley hos pital and la now Improving. Hhe may have visitors. , Work Day A missionary work I day by the Pilgrim Holinrsa church will be hrld at the home of Mrs. William Vernon. S12 Darrow. be- i ginning at 1:30 p. nr. Thursday. ' (lardrn Club The Bonania-Lan- i L rell Valley Garden club will meet , at thr home of Mra. Ernest II Ik bey , . on Prlday, October 28. $60,000 Blaze At Prison HAI.KM. Oct. 28 ip, Fire de slroyed a atatr prison annex form barn lant night. Loss from the : structure, hay and machinery was ! estimated at t0.000. I Deputy Warden P.ugene Hailev said aomr of the convict hrlped hulem city firemen fight the blaze and prevent damage to nearby row barna and Implement ahrds. , Flames were discovered by Hullry I a he left the prlvin annex for the IHnltenUary about 7 pm. FINE, ALL WOOL Topcoats Gabardine Covert 3950 52so DON'S MENSWEAR 11U Main SL Ph. til ttm nMitia stiaicht toatioi WHISKIT - T.- I. W. HARPER I0TTLED IN I0ND KENTUCKY STRAIGHT I0URI0N Toots oho anew I. W. HatKt likt Hi pelola-olaoiilMl garrlucbv hsrau.ln. . . . it's always a pleasure 'piabiiiiy of m auoiiiy, , end the good coraporw is which It Is ssnod. fry I. W. MAet lodoyf im tmt itinr ituum lotnoa waism i. . mint iisimisi toaisviut. ir. ! s , . . i '. :-- Visiting Dr. and Mra. P. M. Noel nf Newport have been here visiting Noel mother. Mra. Lrna A. Noel, ri d sister, Mrs. E. M. Bubb of High Ktteet. Masquerade There will be a ma auernde dance Saturday night at thr KC hall, sponsored by the Townarnd club, with prlien for the best costumes. The public la Invited. . .''-...V' iAAiftlr.:.i. t. Squarr Dance Keno PTA la giv- , Ing a square dance and cake tale ' ' Prlday, October 2. :30 om. Pie . upper will follow. Member are -; e-ked to bring plea. " "" Rummage Kale The PF.O rum mage sale will be held Friday and ... Saturday In the building at the cor- ; i ner of th and Klamath atreeta. j Cant Parly Lost River grange; ' will aponsor a pinochle party at the ' Olene grange hall this Saturday at . ; $ p. m. ' .:r Be a Community Chest Volun- : , teer. Call 313. To Buy or Sell Us the Want-Adil at the peak of the Fall season! 335 pairs of shoes in every smart fall style now sharply reduced. Such famous names as Laird Schober, Selby Arch Preserver, Gold Cross, Hill and Dale and many others. Shop early and save at least 50. ic REGULARLY 10.95 to 18.95 (o) REGULARLY 7.95 to 16.95 (Si7 No exchanges, refunds or credits SHOE SALON fMWIM. THE MERCHANTS AND RESIDENTS OF KLAMATH FALLS ARE HONORED TO SALUTE THE ENTERPRISING CITIZENS OF MERRILL. OREGON, THIS WEEK-END! VALUES WERE NEVER BETTER ! SPECIAL PUPXMASG! ' of a Remarkably, Low-Priced Group of Ladies' and Misses' FALL AND WINTER We've fine-combed the markefs to bring Klamath basin ladies this tempting collec tion at an October plunge in price ... Wonderful coats, geared to an active life ... Tailored with classic, action-free lines. 100 COATS Included in this group are many wanted fall shades and fabrics. TWEEDS COVERTS NOVELTY FABRICS BROADCLOTHS I! :i 3 1 JJ I specially mm Shop early for I II I ' ' P- best selection. . " I STYLE SALON ayJ?" H0E 0F VrT7 ' -; SECOND FLOOR fZJM FAMOUS LABELS . " S IaiiWera.sevrKeaiWK . !.' h.Miw.teiiihrt w.iii.iiis fe .;;;). ijjyarit.irii Wiaatt ,.hl, . 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