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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1953)
Y. JANUARY 1ft, loss HERALD It NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MC3 at Wat if "-- -aBlre , CITY BRIEFS (J 7, Ik f , I. D ' -.if iTtjtlT CtTT heTMe! out lo bt the long way around for this ear. It triad to negotiate tha fcewC.) Herald and Nawi but became mired down in tha soft mud. Waiting for help J le A. Mlthll and ion Chariot, 2602 Eberlain. - K W to Sing " t4 IXAMATH Announce ' Vr-4e that Uw roomily or- rt Klamath Junior Choir w Ita public debut at u ntae itnilna worship service -jeatueted by tha Rev. C. la Uie local com- i mutt at b:jo Cbolr leader l i Oray, and bar aaalatani H. wuaon. seen decided that , tna refiaar meetiu ranedtate , Motbodiat wahlp troop ol Uw Fori --itroB wtli bo bald on of the ooootid and of each moron, ui- fallowt: president. II Tlca-proatdent, An wttary, OUdra Ken y JeaneUe Jenkins. feavo baa named by o irons, dlvtelon i ktb: worship and auoa Heeeoek and a witaalana mm amrlH l XonoUo 4001110 and a annua I3 I 1 oaranlir service. and Wjmo Hen- Janet Wilaeti and "4- rdVMO' M-i. aC'CSsata. " ... Co., . ilteU U - repre . CfW. Mry am- KG XitCeasiav or :fif 1 lUJra ; vlco I W. tyanlalaat trenv (l " Duraam, Fori- Coke Windows Remodeled A rrnioilrliriK lob In under way ill Hie Cocn-Colii nollling Co., bulldlnu. Main and HprlMl: Mrcclx 'l'o ellinliinle condc-iiMillon ol niolnlurr on the tariff plate ltlit wimlnwii and lo cut down on vi bration from pumIiik traln and iruckn, prraent wlndown are bclim cut don and venta placed above them near Uie celllnu. flveretl Hall In innllaBer of UlC local Coca Cola plant. of axaoottvo eom- , to JaxyWrloamia. Wil t Mar-, ,-a. B. Mobola asa4 aa end to fodoral I prvo , controla, dooUrUui Jt Bm hoaa oMootrra. but ' praduood mora inna- mm . mm Hun Ural Iba.caae; under a tf ooUoetlvo barf atn. Mwo and work. , ATL and CIO i "tra said da- at a bamttd the abtl- i t - to nav. . ' ' 3 1 ware listed at an 2fY 4 hour and those am t t nm, ex-! h be Ja. ( . I Monument Fund Grows Klamath' Memorial Bhnlt may well net the revamplnii which local veterans" Kroup.n have been lodkum for donalloiu, pledKra and prom laea have been rolling In rlitht alonn alnce tho Klamath County War Memorial Committee cnt out ll.i card to aa many local orKiinl znlltitui aa poMible. However, there have been a few donalloiu coming In from private Individual aa well. Committeemen nald today Individual contrlbuttona are bcnif Kladly accepted. and ahould be niado throuKh the com mittee. The alialt project, which would aee the rcfihcathinir of tho Me morial Bhaft on the cuurthouse lawn, a concrete foundation and llRht-poat and a alee! fence around It, will probably coat about tJ.OOO. The committee W'ould like an- awcri In pledRea br caah from aa many iu are piaiuung to Help by March 1 In order the renovation can et under way. Donation should be aent to Ted Case. County Serv ice officer. Courthouse. The shall benra Uie name of 180 Klnmnth Ilailn war dead from World War I and II and 13 from tile Korean War. The committee has asked anyone knowing nf any Baaln casualties not already named on the shaft plcane, conlact the group. Crater Lake Snow Falling Bnow was falling at Crater Lake National Park once more this morning where rain, not snow, has been the Usual rather than the exception. During the nlKht some six Inches piled up on the 80-add Inches of snow already there, giving the total di-plh of M as a comparison against the ir2 Inch depth of one year ago to date. Fur the past two weeks, though, there has been more precipitation in rainfall than anow at the park. Skllne this weekend Is expected to be (sir, according to Assistant Chief Ranger Dernle Packard. The south and west entrance roads are open but chain are advised. The rim road is open, out cnaina are required. All Parents are Invited to at tend the meeting of the Koosevelt IT A, Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2:16 p m. In the school auuiuinum. pre school children will be cared for In the gymnasium during the meeting, Kefroshmunui, Heard Meeting of the Roosevelt PTA, 1:16 p m. Tuesday, Jan. 20. In the teacher's room of the Roo sevelt school. Tha Klamath, rails Homes Ex tension Unit will meet Wednesday, Ian. ill. 10 a m. at the home of Mrs. John Olubrecht. 701 No. Ilth Street. Project. "Baaic Tools". Sack lunch. name Name Melba Bplerlng, who operates a beauty salon at 621 Pine, want It known she Is not the Splering named In a Quin- HACK TO WORK BALTIMORE I City officials reported about half of Baltimore's .1.000 atrlklng municipal laborers were back on the Job Friday, amid algns a 16-day strike waa broken. Ion vs. Bplerlng lawsuit filed in Circuit Court recently. ! The OTI Square Dance 'and Compass Club will hold Its annual wild game dinner, Saturday night, Jan. 17, 6:30 p.m. at tha Masonic Hall. Henley Orange will hold Its an nual March of Dimes pinochle party Saturday, Jan. 17, a p.m., at the Orange Hall. Members asked In bring at least one other couple, a card table, csrda and a pie. Public Invited. Proceeds to go to March of Dimes. Initiation by Neighbors of Wood cralt, Monday, Jan. IV, 8 p.m. Of ficers and guards to wear formal.. NIW MANAOIMINT LUf C FISH MARKET 122 Mai rkene-S374 Came la eed See 0l DONNA see" JERRY RAINWATER Susie Harris, Ida Mochettat, Mabel Dtrshl and Violet Joplln will be nos tesses. Rast Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fair do of Henley left Wednesday eve ning on United Air Line's flight to Ban Francisco. 'Ihey will fly east from there to attend the Inaugura tion In Washington. Associated Women of the Farm Bureau will hold regular meeting Monday, Jan. 19, 12:30 noon, at Wlnema Hotel. Royal Neighbors of America of ficers, officers-elect, escort team and Installing offlcera are asked to report at the KG Hall for prac tice Sunday, Jan, 18, at I p.m. Shasta View Community Build ing Association will play pinochle PICTURE nUUIING f04 aMa 0. Mai 1040 Saturday, p m., at tha Ooav munlty Hall, Chill supper will sat low. Publlo welcome. - f 1 ICesMaats X1-' ' 'HZmm Y''t,MT ased a? li 4 i c"u" ao' T V aJs. I eulal jtfJL V tiaMwIa aeaier f -VA I Mo asafaoa aaeiMl sVa f lut at.ia Park Ski Tow To Operate The Moore Park ski tow la to operate tomorrow and Sunday. Proprietor Ed Chubb announced today. The park's ski slopes are re ported In shape for skiing once again, and there is plenty of snow. , Meanwhile. City Recreation Di rector Bob Bonney announced today Ice skating Is "kaput" at the Moore Park rink, where temperatures have been far too high to put any sort of a surfaco on the Ice. lr vTaasa. nwne " m'mS.ltf LitlflT BUM ACOIOIM I FOR CHUpaj" aUMINa! M CHUMS Ralph, of the Hilltop Cafe onnouncei tho purchase of VALUER'S CAFE Now OPEN 24 HOURS o DAY 7 Days A Week At the S.P. Depot Ralph will operate both cafes, featurinq , . . CARL'S SUPERIOR MEATS FLUHRER'S BREAD CRATER LAKE DAIRY PRODUCTS f .. evf' , , A I a - 4 s RESENTS l FOCUS ON EYE BEAUTY... FOR YOU AT LAST! A custom-designed beauty formula for you women who wear glasses! 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