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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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rl d .y ll,"vn ,""'0 wIm
S hoop nl their homo on N.
T SS!n has spent several
, i...... . .hi liimlliesjt. HQ
.iucnve for WilmlnnUm, Siilur-
. .... 1 1 et imtniirr mum
.!. ni mi' v'.'n'-i. -.
. I, l.ll,,.r eiliirlilltm. Will
k b(.rc Ilnry ..I '"'!.f l;
in. inti i' will be,
' . i....i c.i.I n. mill throes-
1 ...in ,i,.vliii) three phiutcn of
1 1. mms . . , i ... ti.
mention durliiK m.i nuurraa.
. i. n.nlilan Mm. Lulu
,?rrlMi.Kh. pro.nl.irnl member
fi,,M mi church ana
)r ihop. Hint !! " i""""
,h Iuik nt'contrd n noitl
n .. mulstiinl nuilroil nl Uio
hool for the llruf.
Vltltlno Larry rcyton, 31-
.ilnh Prv on 1 1'oru.inn, m
r v t line n m Hrniiuimuiifi
r Otrnr IVvlon of 40B N. Oth.
ilph IVylon lit rxprolt'H lirrn
ti UTfKl'nt. lo iriinii iiv.tiif
ilh his son.
On Vcllon Krnnk A. Vic
rv, sulslnnl rnhirr nt Dm First
liionnl bank is uprncling Ills
d week's vnnillo.i In Sun
anrlsro. Ho will return to
irk Frlilny.
Vlilli Hort Mrs. Wnrrl R
pbber nf The Dnlles nrrlved
cdnomlny In spend n week nt
homes of her niolher, Mr,
C. Woods, mid her sister, Mrs,
Ihur W. Pallie.
Borvlcoi Klnitl rlli-s fur JiiIiii
S. U.tli, Jiit'lisiiii ciiunly piiiiii'i-r,
wern l.olil l ui'Silny I.. MciIIdk ,
Oitl. (Hod Sunil.iy In Siili'in, Hi;
wi.n burn In iIik'kniiuviiiu on Oo
tiibt'.' 11, HIT I. mill served two
terms lis I'liuuly t'lei k in Jiii knun,
....(I fur III) yi'uiH wns ei.KiiKi'd In
thu liniiklnii business In Medfuril
ti first enslili'r nt Medfurd Nn-
lliil'lil. Hi' wiim ii elinrler imimii
Iiit lif the Mi'ilforil Klks IndKe.
Two (In. millers, Mrs. II. W. Iluli
urt.iun, Mi-dfui'il: Mrs. C'lmrles
lliirues, i'nliuit; two sisters, Mrs.
Jiuni'S I'l'ltmi 'if Medford mid
Mrs, Jiiu.es Cult'l.etl of Adelnlde,
Auslritllii, mill one brother, Hen
ry Clith of Kull Kliiu.i.tl., urn
iimuntf II. o survivors. L, Oiih
Slse.noio, dlsliiet ntlorney of
Kliuniilli coi.uly, mill Hiillln Ciin-
trull, I'lty rnuiiclliiiiiii, nro neph
ews of the lute Mr. Orlh, whusii
wife wits lien Anlivny, dmiKliler
of Henry K. Aukei.y, curly cliiy
Kli.l.liitll plui.eer.
Visiting Diuijhtor Mrs. Elln
umuuen Is hero from Brem
ton, Wnnh , vlslllnn her dmiKh
r, Mrs. Clniro Smith, 1041
inianitn.
Housing Ofllclsl Her J. II
"ppei, iinnrmser for th Fed
il lloufinc Acenry, was in
amnlh Knllj Wednesdny from
Tiinna,
Grsdusttd Slit. 1c Wnller
Downe wn urndunted from
iflsr school In Chlcnuo nnd lins
en itnuoned nt Del Monte,
"Hf., for several months.
ili'leidilo friiiu tli( Kliimiilb Lu til
er ii 1 1 l,.Klles Aid u iillv.id nil
wtNiien'i sesjloini.
To Eugn Steve Kcssler and
Jerry Klnnrigtriii, liulh Krudunles
of KIJIIH, c'liiss of 1044, liiivo left
for KiiKi-ue in enroll us freshmen
studeulH nt thu University of Oru
Kon. Kessler is the mm nf Mr.
mill Mrs. W. J, Kessler, Le
Hoy, mid Kl.wirwion Is the son of
Mr. mid Mrs. K. K. Klmirssnn, IKIS
Almneilii,
Potluck 'J'hero will be n pob
luek dinner Kiven Hntunliiy nt
I Mil 11, in., h,. pill lKll hllllHO of
SI. I'nul's Kpiseoniil church for
lllslinp und Mrs. Wllllnni I'. Hrm
liiKliin. M,,( lm( rolls will be
lurnlHhed unci ihu illmier is heinx
iniiKeii ny i(l lillllll.
On Furlouah HSiil. llowurd
heroKKlns, formerly employed ns
iiii.i:uir i(lr me rirst Niitlnniil
bunk In Klumuth Fulls, Is home
from Arkunsus on mi cmerKency
furlough, culled by the Illness or
his step-fnther. HltcikkIiik hlis
been In the U. 8. nrmy ervico
for the past two yours,
Losvlng Mrs, Churllo Diitton,
route. 1 box O.'lfl, city. Is IcuvInK
October 0 for two wcckiT treut
ment nt Itlehiirdson Hprli.Ks neur
Chlco. She will then Ho to Tu
JuiiKii, C.'i.llf., to mukc her home
Willi her brother nnd sistcr-ln-Inw
for the winter, In hopes of
Improving her heiilth.
Visits Family Hurry Ravlzza,
formerly of Chiloquin, but re
cently transferred lo Portland
with Stundnrd OH. is spendlnx
two weeks with his family in
ChlliKiuln. Mrs. Huvlzzn is the
former Jean HoKers, dmiKhter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rogers of
Pacific Terrace.
HTC Commit! Friday lit 11
a, m., the rates, transportation
und communication committee
will meet at the chamber of com
merce to study the first report of
the Oregon public utilities com
mission in connection with tho
recently requested rate survey.
Visitor Vuleta Butler of Hol
lywood Is the house guest of Jo
Ann Masset, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. D, F. Mi.sset, 7311 Eldorado.
Miss Butler will be here for one
week,
Dsgrc of Honor Members
of Degree of Honor will meet
Monday, October 0, at 8 p, m
In the KC hall. This will be a
regular ' uslncss meeting, Doro
thy Derrah is chairman.
Return Her Mr. and Mrs.
Lee McMullen have returned
from ii short business trip to
Medford and to the coast.
To Wyrhusr Mri. Isa
belle Brlxner, rural school super
visor, visited Weyerhaeuser camp
0 on school business Wednesday.
Accepts Position Dorothy
Constable has accepted a posi
tion at LaPointc's,
Hans Norland spacialitet in
insurance, 118 North 7th. Phone
B060,
LOVELY- ALLURING LOW-COST
PERMANENT WAVE
Naiurtl-UjoklnKcurltarvtvivefttvw
your, easily, rw) ly. at home Do it lfT
younelf. The amauni fF
ClmmKd w.'S'.r
contain tvfrythinr you vet A. rxrrmanent wave
uAiM'fn. cuflrft, tiamprSi rtd wavf-el. Sale
lr evtiy lype of htr. I'rawd ry Hollyfjod
movie atari. Over & million aoM. Oct a
rharm-Kurl Kit today. At Waggoner
Drug and all drug tUirr.
Cafeteria Enlarged
In Altamont School
Over 400 lunches a day are be
ing served In the cafeteria of
the Altamont Junior hiiih school
since the completion of the new
addition recently, according to
Harold Ashley, county school
clerk.
Increased enrollment at Alla-
r Pita to- tyiudtiip
DEVELOPING
ENLARGING
PRINTING
PHOTO SERVICE
211 Underwood Bldg.
PACE FIVE-,
mont has made the enlargement
of the cafeteria quarter! nocea
sary. Construction work Is also be-
.Ing done nt the Malln high
school, where a new holier room-.,
will be completed soon.
QUICK RELIEF FROM :
Symptoms of Distress Arising from -
STOMACH ULCERS
due to EXCESS ACID !
FrBookTellsofHomTroitmtthet
Must Help or It Will Cost You Nothing
Ornrtwo million bottleiof theWII.LABD
TKRATMKNThave boen sold for relief of
lymptomiordlvtreMerlilngfromsteauMh
end Due4enel Ulcere due to Ciceee AcM
Peor Oleettlen, Sour or Upeet llemeeh,
Oeeelneee, Heerlburn, lleepleeineee, ete.,
due to Cicett Acid. Sold on 16fleye' trlell
ktlc for "Wlllerd'e SSnteie" which full
ejulalas tail IreetaieuC free eft 4
Baper Cat Rete Draff Stere, Lee .
Headrlrl. Draff. Welireen Driffc.
Eagles Auxiliary The nnnu.il
Past Minium Presidents' night
of the Kngles nuxllliiry will he
held In the lower FOE hall Fri
day t.lghl lit 8 p. m. Initiation
will be held, and officers and
those wishing to bo In the drill
team are to wear formats. A
special program will be pre
sented and refreshments will be
served.
Called South Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Clerbcr and Mrs. Louis
Cierbnr were called to Sacramen
to to attend final ritea for Anna
Cierber, who died Tuesday of last
week In Berkeley. She was tho
sister nf the Into Louis Cierber.
Klnmiitli pioneer. The threo are
expected liiiino this weekend.
Good Season Fire season In I
Modoc forest, where 102 blazes
occurred to date, was better than
average. Lightning was the big
gest troublemaker, cuuslug 74
flren, including the huge Mt.
Dome blare, Hunters were re
sponsible for seven of tho 2H
man-caused fires.
Book Club Meeting The Min
erva honk club of tho Business
and Professional Women will
meet Thursday evening at 7:30
p. m., at the home of Mrs. A. C.
Olson, 2520 Hope. Mrs. Vlda
Hanson will give a review of "A
Tree Grows In Brooklyn."
Goes North Rev. S. M. Top
ness, pastor of the Klamath Luth
eran church, left Thursday
morning for Portland to attend
the Oregon Circuit convention lo
bo held at Central Lutheran
rhurch. Thursday and Friday,
Rev, Topness will preach tho
opening sermon. Thursday eve
nine, Mrs. TnpnOM goes ns a
IfYowKosa
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