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1944 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON PACE SEVEN n.l., uilrt Ml'fl. ...Menu P? 'lived in KtanwUi M"i, lu. .Ulvod a Iii.7.hyro mm no Ltw of "rvleo ,le.!v tlHHM"rt to011' iVhc South rucme. no ""!ort mill 'or ,,"nl J 'E offlllulcd Willi Pr Proline bcuuly union I ; nv for mo ' r rH u noslllon nw bcnulv nuliin, looted & i'ld "ulldl"1'- ,, otcup-Thr Lewie or 'voters l sponsor nK a IsdXr of co;;;co 0 EfR'wWrcl whether or .S"7h.r.B. The Lcaiil.C l!e Voters is a noUonul. I'"". i ..,,. nur aiin nr. lion nraiKi"" " I tomans P""- "' ,y menus of program of (KCruu"' h..u.hii Tlin rum. e sponsored by the first in churcn iiimwiii". ii Scpti'iulirr II, Hi 116 h'.. hMn nostlJOIIfd un- iurdny. September 10. School neiumei The ih Lutherim church Sun- hool win rcnumo ou i . I? at n-45 n. in, Al chll- fare sskod to bring any ihey may nave ni noinc. lo Work Fnyc I.ucas. t county Juvenile officer, j to work Tuesday lifter VIll.UI"!! IU V foods. To Ashland Mrs. I.lnvrl rw. Icr will drive In Ai,ii.,i i..; diiy afternoon with lur sister, Kulhryn Sliver, mid Mr. mid Mrs. w, u. Humes of Merrill. Mr. and Mrs. Homos will vlsll Mr. and Mm, Gerultl Wrnner o Ilia First Nullum, I limit I,, a.u land, and Mrs. Porter will spend mo wcokoihi ut u10 home of her Suronts, Mr. and Mrs. Harry liver, Visit Parents Cpl. W. P.. Art Icy of Cainn breekonrldso, Ken tucky, mid his sister, Mis. M. n. I'liKC mid dnuiflitcr Patricia of Weniilrheo, Wash., spout Inst week visiting their parents, Mr and Mrs. W, S. Turner, of Bo iiBiiiu. Cpl. Artley expects to be sent overseas soon. Visit Hore .'.ht Offlcor Walter A. Dill of Clilldcrs. Tex., unci Snt. I.i-kIIi, n l-i.ii r Leonard Wood, Mo., arc homo on furlough visiting with their mother, Mrs. Lydia B. Dill, 1764 Derby, and their two sisters. Visiting Parents Mrs. Robert Honney from Storkton, Calif,, Is visiting her parents, Mr. mid Mrs. A. 11. Patterson, near Mid land, She will be there until the first of the year. Car Fire Cushions In nn au tomobile belonging to Ida Duke caught on flro Thursday night, according to Ihn fire department, which put out the blaze. The fire was at KlU Martin. Attend Funornl Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Turner of Zonanzn attend ed funeral services for Joe Car lysle. former Kliimath county resident, ut Ashland on Tuesday. Special Meeting Prosperity Rcbekali lodge will hold a spe cial meeting Monday, September 11. at 8 p. in. In the IOOF ball. Ethel Ballley, president of the Rehckiih assembly of Oregon will make her official visit at this time nnd all members arc " Ken jo auencl, and officers are uskcil to wear formals. Refresh ments u I K ..,, --I -i it i ot thu meeting. Visit, Sister-. Mrs. Ida Dlvet of Wiihpeton, N. D., has been via itlng her sister. Mrs. V. J. Joseph, son, ll)4 Earle. On her way here sho visited a brother In Holly wond whom she had not seen for IS years and had planned to visit another sister in Montana when sho received word that her digliti)r, Patricia, cngagod In government work in Washing. " was very ill ,nd he left at once, for that city, Open House Catholic Daugh crs of America will hold open llOUSG Mnnrlav AUnnlnff Cnntm. ber 11, at 8 p. m. in the narlih hall and all Catholic ladies of the pnrlsli and surrounding commun ities are Invltrrl in utl..n4 A .nn. did Invitation is given to wives of servicemen. WAf!. WAvrs nnd ormv nnri nnuv ntiim A como and get acquainted, ImBravlna Mr 1 I m lH . Thompson, mother of C. L. Jones, Earl Jones and Mrs, Frank Foster, who was taken to the Klamath Valley hospital recently with a fractured hip, underwent a major surgical operation a few days later. She is reported to be improving and may have visitors now. Juveniles Tho Juveniles of tho Neighbors of Woodcraft will hold the first meeting of the fall on Tuesday, September 12, at 4 p. m. al tho home of the senior guardian, Stella Dryden, 610 N. 11th. This will be a regular meet Ing and election of officers will be held; all members are urged to bo present. Loyal Order of Moose There will be a regulnr meeting of the Loyal Order of the Mooso Friday at 8 p. m. In the Moose hall, and on Saturday night the usual Sat urday night party will bo held In the hall, beginning at 9:30 p. m. A NEW ROOF Will Add ColorInsulation Fireproofing. Phone 4839 Guaranty Roofing Co. Art Teaehei Hera Marian Ady, who t e a c h e s art at the bouthern Oregon College ot Ed ucation, was here in Klamath Fall Thursday on her way to San Francisco, where ahe will va cation until the. opening of classes. Theta Una Girls of TheU Rha will meet in the IOOF hall Monday, September 11, at 7 p. m. and officer are asked to wear formals. Ethel Ballley. president of the Rcbekah state assembly, win oe a guest, and good at tendance is urged, ' nebekah Social Club Wad nesday, September 18, the Social club of Prosperity Rcbekah lodge will meet in the IOOF hall at 1 &m, for a potluck luncheon, ostesses for the afternoon will be Stella Prydoit and Alice Gocl-ler, From Santa Barbara Mrs. Maynard Hoffman of Santa Bar bara was a recent visitor In Klamath Falls. Her husband, well known here, is at present in tha South Pacific. Back From South Mrs, Louis X. Nldorf and son, Pat, have re turned from Los Angeles. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Nldorf's sister, Elizabeth Schnei der, of Louisville. Ky. Returns t O r 1 n i Vera Stephenson has been visiting Mr. and Mrs, Mitchell Tlllotson here for the past month and haa now returned to Orland, Calif. WCTU Will Meet The WCTU will meet with Mrs. J. T. Totton, 1438 Crescent, next Tuesday aft. ernoon. All members and friends are cordially Invited. Service Men and Women Home on Leave HI. lfnvv T.anflava ftAm H'ar. ragut, Ida, Here until Septem ber 18, S2o Maynerd Ellis from Far rieut. Ida. Here until Septem ber 18. pre Forrest Duncan from aan Bernardino, Calif. Here until September 18. Staff Sgt. James W. Coleman from March Field. Calif. Here until September 19. Flight Officer Walter A. PHI from Childress, Tex. Here un til sepiemDer la, Sgt. Leslie Q. Dill from Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. Here until September 15. , The above service people are entitled to free passes to the lo cal theatres and free fountain niU at I. not River dairy bv courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of the theatres ana K. wooaruw u the dairy. Please call at The Herald and News office (ask for Paul Haines) tor your courtesy tickets- Back to School George Un- derwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Underwood, has returned to Hill Military academy in Port land. Mis sister, oean, ana virs. Underwood have gone to San Francisco. Jean will leave from there for Stephens c o 1 1 a g e in Missouri. Bring a Service Man and Go to the TONIGHT! Killed In Action Sgt. Tyrus Ristine was killed in action in Italy recently, as. cording to word received by bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Ristine of Harlan drive. Kennoll-Ellis REGISTRATION DATES SALEM, Sept. 8 (P) Voters may register with county clerks until October 7, 30 days before the general election, the state elections division said today. It takes five tons of iron ore, coke, limestone, and other ma terials to equal one ton of scrap metal. Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Pat Maginnis August 24 in Marshfield. She is survived by her nusband, Cap. tain Pat Maginnis, who is now stationed at San Bernardino, Calif., her seven.yoar-old daugh ter Christine, and her new-born son, John Patrick. Captain and Mrs. Maginnis lived hero in Klamath Falls, where Maginnis was employed by Turner Chevrolet company for three years. Mrs. Maginnis moved to Marshfield to be with her mother when her husband left for the army two and a half years ago. MATERIALS FOR TANKERS An estimated 35,000 items, purchased from companies in SO states, are required for tho com pletion of a modern tanker. In addition to the raw materials used in the. fabrication o the vessels. .PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NQ PAIM NO HOSPITAI.lgA'riop Hm Loia f Tims . , ProMnpt aeaultal DR. E, M. MARSHA Cblropractlo PfeyaloU Na. Iti Kiqolrc Tbi7 Sltf Clover Seed Cleaning Moke arrangement for having your clover and ether seed cleaned on a cooperative basis. Phone 4411 Klamath Fails i. E. BANNING 'hone 3266 Klamath falls . DON RICE Phon 45 Tulelaka T. C HAQERTY Phone 115 ' Tulelak . HARRY EKC05 V M v v ''n I - r v . :.s-r 1 A R!CKYS JEWELERS, ' For " ' - M Your Sturdy Wooden Boxes a n,,a.mbBr of Commereo Hall Hotel ! U- S- Nat'l. Bank Willard Hi Flftl- kl-ill n ' - U Hotel Hotel First Fed. 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