June 1, 1048
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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From Corvnllli Mm. Frank
KlolneKor of Monvlnlra street
unci Mra, Jlowurd Andrews of
17;i5V4 Croicont nvomie return
ed hums Tuesday from Corvullla
whoro they hud Attended com
mencement exorclsca at Oregon
Slnlo colli'iia. HetnrnliiK homo
with thorn win Mr. And Mra.
Norman I'etora (Dentin Klnln
riior) and on Frnncla. Mr. nnd
Mra, Totora wilt no In a few
diyi to Vonturii, Cullf., to vlalt
rolatlvea. Mra. Howard, whllo In
the vnlloy, visited with Mr. nnd
Mri, Lea Conyeur In Eugene.
T.bbe Gala Pott Chnrlca L.
Tebbe, formerly of Klumath
Falla, haa broit appointed assist
ant regional forester In churgo
of the division of stuto and pri
vate forcatry. Ilia licndquurtora
are in Portland. Tebbo waa a
sulosmiin for tho Millor Siinford
Tractor company here a number
of yenra ago, In 1034 ho ontcred
the foreat aervico at tho Califor
nia forest und raniio experiment
"Vutlon at Berkeley, Cullf.
Return South Violet Werner
of San Francisco haa returned
aouth after a few days' visit at
tho homo of her parent, Mr. and
..Mra. Kuiicno Werner of Durrow
atroot. With Violet waa a friend,
Bessie Kurtz, olao of Sun Fran
cisco. Joyce, younger daughter
of the Wernors, accompanied tho
other two girls on their return
to California. Joyco will visit
with relatives thero for time.
In South Mri. W. B. Nclpp,
2518 South Sixth street, haa left
to visit her daughter, Betty, in
Sacramento and also to visit
friends In Oukland and San
Francltco.
Stolen Blllfoldi P. T. Ander
son of Lakoviow and Cuataf
Veteraon from Bly reported to
police that their billfolds were
stolen Saturday night from the
Cozy hotel.
Visiting Here Marian
Cobb of Portland la hero visit
ing With Patty Fleet of 848
Alameda street. Miss Cobb haa
come from Oregon State college
and will return to Portland on
Wednesday.
Joins Husband Mra. Wil
liam Campbell (Anita Gwyn)
left for Los Angeles recontly
to bo with her husband, PFC
William Campbell. Mrs. Camp
bell waa a graduate this year
from KUHS.
To Eaat Mra. W. I. Tlngley
and daughter of 1010 Pacific
3 Terrace left Sunday evening for
rvunston, III,, whore they will
visit Mra. Tlngloy'a mother,
Mri. Juno Gore.
To Meet Tho Wednesday club
of St. Paul'i Episcopal church
will meet at S o'clock In tho
parish house on Wcdncadoy eve
ning for tho lust meeting of the
aeaaon.
Stolen A box of meat from
an Anderson Motor Freight com
pany truck woa atolcn from
where it waa parked behind
Max's Coffco shop Saturday.
Lost Ben Peters of Poll
can Bay camp neor Chlloquln
reported to city polico that he
has lost hia A gas ration book.
Qis
Police Court Five drunks,
one vag, and 'five traffic tickets
era on polico court records to-
ay.
From Ashland Mra. N. G.
Wheeler and daughtora, Erlcno
and Marilyn and Mrs. Mcrlo
West returned after spending a
week in Ashland.
In Ashland Patty Croup
and Morcille Hilton spent the
wcckond.ln Ashland visiting with
frlonds.
Back to Work Mrs. Ken
noth Clark of Moo's returned to
work Tuesday after being home
a week with tho flu.
Reported Stolen W. W.
Walts, Jr., living at 4806 Pock
Drive, has reported that threo
musical horns and a motorola
jndlo were stolon from his car.
On Vacation Lorraine Mc
Nulty Is homo on her vacation
from Berkeley to visit her par
ents of 620 North Tenth street.
En Route Eaat Mr. and Mra.
Vernon Mlchuclaun who huvo
been residing In Lnkovlow for
tho past year aro in Klumath
Falls visiting his mother, Mra.
John Mlchaelaon and other rela
tives prior to louving for Fulton,
Mo., whore they will vlalt with
Mra. Mli'haclson'a father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Harrison.
Visiting Here Major John
Hansen, the son of Mr, and Mrs.
Stanley Hansen of Luknvlcw,
haa been visiting hero with his
sister and brothcr-ln-law, Mr.
and Mra. Bob Ross. Major Han
sen la stationed at Fort Francis
E. Warren In Cheyenne, Wyo.
Returns to Duties First Lt.
Martha Zwiobcl returned Thurs
day to her duties as chief nurso
at Camp Haun, Calif., after
spending several days the past
week with her slater, Mra,
Gladys Melovin and children of
Oregon avenuo,
Piano Pupils Mrs. Thomas
C. Powers, teacher of piano, has
arranged to teach clusscs each
Wednesday at the Curry studio,
200 East Main street for the con
venience of her pupils in that
district, Mra. Powers plans to
present a recital sometimo near
tho ond of June,
clrclo 8 with Mrs. Williams, 003
Mitchell street; and clrclo 6 with
Mrs. Wlnetta Ilrunnan on tho
Merrill highway.
Jolly Nolghbora Mra. Sydney
Evans will be hostess to tho Jolly
Neighbors club at ' tho Sunset
ranch Wednesday, June 2, at 2
p, m. Tho assisting; hostess will
bo Mra. Emma O'Nell,
Pinochle Club Tho Lucky
Thursday Plnochlo club will
meet at 1 p, m. Thursday at the
homo of Zella Blonkcnahlp, 312
Martin street.
Wednosday Club The Wednes
day club of St. Paul's Episcopal
church will meet Wcdncsduy
evening at 8 o'clock In tho par
ish houso for tho last meeting
of tho season,
American Legion The Amer
ican Legion, Klamath Post No. 8,
will hold their regular meeting
In tho Legion hull tonight at 8
o'clock. There la to be a first
nomination of officers and thore
will be a meeting of Importance.
Women of Moose Tho girls
drill team of tho Women of the
Moose will sponsor a card party
at 8 p. m. Wednesday In the
Moose hall. This will be tho third
of the series. The public Is In
vited. American Legion and Auxil
iary Tho American Legion and
auxiliary will hold their regular
meeting tonight In tho Legion
hall at 8 o'clock. Tho auxiliary
will hold Initiation and all mem
bers are urged to attend.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
IE K, SHORT
TURNS H
OMAHA TRIP
Mae K. Short, Klamath coun
ty clerk, was back at her office
Tuesday after a trip to Omaha,
Neb., where she attended the
convention of the National As
sociation of Counties as official
representative of Klamath coun
ty. Mrs. Short told members of
the county court Tuesday that
Klamath county Is well out in
front In planning for post-war
activities, a feature that was
heavily emphasized at the na
tional association meeting.
The clerk said that 36 states
out of 48 were represented at
tho convention. Fourteen dele
gates from Connecticut made up
the largest single delegation.
Three were present from Ore
gon. Mrs. Short made the trip to
Omaha with Grace Rusco of the
clerk's office, traveling by coun
ty automobile. '
The clerk's Journey by car
has been the subject of some
local critical discussion. She
said on her return that the car
was not used for side trips of
any nature, and said she decided
to go by car because of the dif
ficulty of getting train reserva
tions. ,
Return Mr. and Mrs. M. R.
Mcsscr, 020 Martin street, have
returned from Los Angeles
where they visited with rela
tives. Ration Book Lost Ray Vans
lyke from Sprague River, Ore
gon, reported to city police that
he has lost his C ration book.
Two Indian reservations have
their gateways 11 miles south
west of Phoenix, Ariz.
raise Alarm The fire depart-
merit was called out at 4:22 yes
terday afternoon to 2080 Oregon
avenue on a falsa alarm.
To Work Guy Rose, employ
ed at Moe's, returned to work
after being 111 for week.
Women who suffer SIMPLE
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Summer Orchestra John J.
Pasck, muslo teacher at Alta
mont Junior high, haa announced
thut an orchestra will be con
ducted during the summer
months. Tho orchestra will meet
on Wcdncsduy, June 2, at 7 p, in.
In tho music room of tho school.
From Arkansas Rev. Maurice
Brown, who haa been attending
tho seminary at Little Rock,
Ark,, has been visiting In Klam
ath Falls with relatives and
friends. He filled tho pulpit at
the First Baptist church on Sun
day evening.
Horn e Second Lieutenant
Tommy Jobc, who has recently
received his wings In the army
air corps, returned home this
week to visit his paronts, Mr.
ond Orlcan Jobe, of 610 North
Tenth.
To Ashland Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Rlndul and Ruth Mary
spont tho weekend holiday In
Ashland as tho guests of Mr.
and Mrs, A. J. Pearson, former
residents of Klamath Falls.
To San Francisco Mrs. G. C.
Reckard of 809 North Ninth left
Tucsdoy with her husband, Lieu
tenant Reckard, for San Fran
cisco where Lieutenant Reckard
is stationed.
In Roseburg Beverly Coatcs,
a resident of Pelican City, loft
on her vacation Tuesday for
Roseburg where sho will visit
with relatives there.
MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Effective Feb. IS. 1943)
Train 19 Southbound! 6 p. m.
Train 20 Northbound) II a. m.
Train 17 Bouthboundi 7 a. m.
Train IB Northbound) 10 p. m.
Medford Stage, Westbound, 3:30
D. m.. Evanlna Airmail.
Stages to Alturaa, Ashland, Lake-
view and Rocky Point, 7 a. m.
Circle Meat The rilffer.nt
circles of the First Baptist
church will meet Thursday after
noon at i p. m. for election of
officers and Bible study. Circle
1 with Mrs. Melvln Ostrom In
Rlvcrvlow addition; clrclo 2 with
Mrs. L. H. Harper, 438 Washing
ton street, Mrs. Ream entertain
ing; clrclo 3 with Mrs. Harold
O'Connors, 1627 Manzanlta
strcot; circle 4 with Mrs. Law
rence Daggett, 33ffMartin street;
When In Medford
Stay at
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