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CHARMING VISITORS in our city those worm Aug
ust days aro Mrs, Lloyd Eldon Lcgg ond her two sons,
Douglas, 13, and Ronald, 9. They ore guests of Mrs.
Legg's sister and family, Mr. ond Mrs. Nicholas Long
of Lokcshore drive. Mojor Long is serving with the
United States armed forces in Australia.
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HOME FROM THE SOUTH arc Mrs. Walter
Lassctt ond two children, Beverly, almost six,
ond Tommy, almost two. The Lossetts hovo
spent the past few months in Bakersfield,
California, and aro back at 1919 Lowell
street.
SUMMER BRINGS SUCH delightful visitors
to Klamath Falls as Rose Marie Boyd, (right),
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Boyd of
Eugene, formerly of this city. Rose Marie is
visiting Inga Johnson,' daughter of the Gur
nor Johnsons of 807 Fulton street.
HOME FROM PUERTO
RICO for the duration is
Mrs. George Flitcroft, the
former Marijane Daggett,
who orrived by plane and
train to be met by her
mother, Mrs. Claude H.
Daggett in San Francisco.
They are now ot home on
Washington street.
NEWCOMERS TO KLAMATH FALLS are Mr. and Mrs,
Harold Butler, pictured here with "Sally." Mrs. Butler
is the former Laura Linder of Portland. They are now
at home on California avenue.
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