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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Midland Empire AewA
Canby
.1 Min. Ernest Grcon
Mr' hlldrcn livo moved lo
stein'
TM . ,i ri.nlrolls huvo
r i.i !n.ibv from
.j Mni. Hoy Burnett
Mr. ' " bby upont (ho week-
' hi of W How num.",
f " p H. Meronoy nnd Mr..
Mrl. P. " . ,. Kin mn til
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Mr. "fl i . hi.
"LP for H e b o. Ore. where
.will mulco their homo.
u,.. born to Mr. and
A 'r A Slveslud of Canby
'iiin'riiSoii November 12.
AU"n Mr.. Jh McKurnnn
' Sncruuicnto inn ween
Mrs. McKurnun Is re-
Wnldwcll Is coring for
.i," ctauKhtcr. Kulhlccn. In
:lr.b?.dnM. Damon Robin
,f;d family icfl Uito week
i,0ovortho radio on No
11 wcro two bouts from
'ton St"" Garden. Now
I'""0" ,ii, lun Cnllforn In
Krmcn took part. Both got
IS man, but tho one winner
fnby l Interested in is ucrom
Kmnd DolUrliWc, Flc. .on
F'. n nnl In im win.
jlr and Mrs. Orlo McGco
I - Ur r.. IIVIBUI , IU
iMilh Falls on Tuesday of
iTwcfk where Mr. Nelson
S rtcclvo treatment for cyo
".' ... i..r..,.iinn. Mn. Ne son
ii bCCII ... nevuiiu
t .... 11. (Ill I1IIH MIMTH
EL Mrs. McGco and Mrs. Ncl
ire remaining In that city
E, i few days ,
I.. . i iinrr nnd Mrs
I siie' Martin left for Klamath
il, Tuesday of this week to
lilt at IIIC nome ui '"'"
r w. n. ni". i-.
f n W VlnnKI U Knondlllff tllO
linler In niouui onuom im
I Mr, nti firs. m. a. ku
Li jH,.niiir Mm. Neva Leo
fani, left this week for'Arl-L-u,
Mn. McGcc's health has
Im very por nn(l change
wiis matlo in the hope that 11
woultl help her to improve.
Canby girls who uncut the
weekend In Alturas taking in
tho Alturas-Lakcvlcw football
game were Holly Sherer, lletly
uowticn, luiincrino Morrison,
Doris Kay Chambers and Hob
ble Jo Hood.
Mrs. Gertrudo Hell Is a Sac
ramento visitor this week.
Wo uro proud of tho way Cun-
by responded lo tho war client
drive, With a goal of $U5I) set
for its to reach, we huve ulreatiy
more than doubled the cumin
and Mrs. Fltzhugh, chuiimiin,
hus reported tho sum of $1)17.20.
Dairy
Mrs. Dods Adams and son
Duklo of Klamath Falls, spenl
Ilia weekend with her purents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kolb of oust
Dairy,
Mrs. Clyde Horslcy and baby
dauKhtcr, Chundcllc Louise, ur
rlved nere from Medford lo visit
with Clytlos parents und finnily,
the Joe llorslcys, for awhile.
. Mrs. C. II. Sewuld Is hnmov-
Ing lifter being confined to her'
Home with Illness all week.
Albert Burgdorf left Thursday,
November 18, to visit relative
and old friends In Ashland and
Grunts Pass for a few days.
Mrs. Belle Brown ond son
Hlcluird, were business visitors
in Klamath Falls Thursday.
Donald llanklns, son of Mr.
and Mrs. L. M. llanklns, has re
cently written homo thai ho now
is stationed somewhere In
France. Another son, Leslie,
who is in tne air corps sun re
mains in the U. S. A.
Mr. and Mrs. Ifford Scoiiiilns.
Ed and Clifford Scogglns of
Klamath rails, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kolb of oust
uulry, Sunday, November 12.
Jack Clark returned lo school
11) Lh last week after being out be
cause of Illness.
Mrs. Bert Fralcy of Klamoth
Fulls, Is out visiting with Mr. und
Mrs. Mike kucck ot uonunzu.
PINE PURCHASED
LAKEVIEW About i mil
lion feet of western pine was
bought in Lakcview November
10, when the first western pine
auction was held by the Central
Procuring agency of Portland.
The purpose of Ihc action was to
procure lumber for the needs of
the various government agencies,
Poe Valley
The community wos shocked
by the news of the sudden death
or Charles Waltlrlp at Tulcluke
on Tuesday, November 14. Ho
wus employed on a government
project, inul was dr v nil a culer
plllur which overturned, killing
nun insianily. lie was a one
time resident of Poo valley, and
Is the brollier-lii-law of Mr. and
Mrs. Hex High. He was the own
er of finite a bit of property here.
The entire community wishes to
extend their sympathy to his
family.
lio Tucker Is building a wood
slit'd.
Duck Hodgcrs sold his potatoes
In A1. r...,L.nmn 1 U..m n
in i.ii. mulaliiiiuiI aiiu itaa fi
crew sorting In Glen Kcsters
cellar,
Vie Brown is hauling baled
suaw to Kiomam (alls this week
In order to sell It,
Donald Robert left for Port
land Thursday to undergo his
physical.
John Nork is helnlntf Buck
Hodgcrs load and haul his spuds
nils weeK.
Mrs. I. F. Hodgcrs visited in
Kluimith Falls with her children
recently.
Wurren Moore and the Strunk
boys were callers at the Eddie
Kohcrts home on Sunday.
The Joe Benedict family were
callers al the Moore home on
Sunday.
Emil Wells was culling wood
in is ween.
Symputhy is extended by the
community to Mr. and Mrs
fronds trailer and son, Teddy
on Die loss of her mother, the
lute Mrs. Tallman. Mrs. Tollman
hus visited occasionally in the
valley, ond has many friends
who will regret her passing.
Emll Wells bought a new level
or recently, and Is trying it out
on his runch here.
BROADCAST SET
NEW YORK, Nov. 21 (TP)
Words at War, which each Tues
day turns a book into drama, is
to enact "Barriers Down," by
Kent Cooper, AP executive di
rector, at 8:30 p. m., PWT to
night on NBC. The book deals
wilh world-wide freedom of the
press, both in tho collection and
dissemination of news. Cooper
is to speak briefly at the conclu
sion of the program.
Keno
Mr. and Mrs, Ray L. Atchison
of Huntington l'urk, California,
huvo arrived In Keno to maKC
tlieir homo. They have bought
the Keno store, owned und oper
ated by Mr. and Mrs. L, A.
Smith, and expect to tuko pos
session in Iho near future. Mr.
and Mrs. Smith expect to remuin
in Keno for the present, und
have moved Into tho house re
cently vaeuted by Mr. and Mrs.
Flunk Stroberg, diagonally
ucross from tho postoffice build
ing. The first and second graders
gave a "lea party" for their
mothers in connection with their
Halloween party, October 31, the
children themselves doing the
serving. Seventeen mothers en
Joyed the afternoon party. The
oilier rooms of the elementary
grades also had room purtics dur
ing Die afternoon.
Mrs. Ben Wiso was called to
California lust week because of
the death of her father. Mrs.
Wise returned lo her home in
Keno, Thursday morning.
Mrs. Wultor S. Foster und Mrs.
A. O. Brown of Klamath Falls,
relumed from Camp Roberts on
Tuesduy. They visited with A. O.
Brown, who is in training at
Camp Roberts. Brown is Mrs.
Foster's brother. Wally Foster,
Mrs. Foster's young son, stayed
with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe H. Foster, while his
mother was gone.
Potato growing started In the
United Slates in 1719 when a
group of Irish Presbyterians
founded the town of Londonder
ry, N. H., and began to grow a
crop.
Flashes of
Life
By The Associated Press
PILGMM'B PROGRESS
MCGREGOR, la., Nov. 21 Mr
A rural school teacher was a
bit startled by the statement in
an examination paper that the
Pilgrims were an orchestra that
came to this country. Summon
ing the writer, she inquired
where he got the Idea.
"The book says so," I.e re
plied, pointing confidently to
the sentence beginning "A band
of pilgrims landed , . ."
BOND PROMOTION
WICHITA FALLS, Tex., Nov.
21 M'J W. T. Knight told sol
diers in a war bond rally audi
ence he would buy a 525 war
bond for each GI who would
buy one for himself.
Ho had 68 takers. Cost of the
gifts to Knight: $1275 in war
bonds.
A VOTE A DAY
ST. JOSEPH, Mo Nov. 21
(IP) It's 14 days since the No
vember 7 election and final re
turns show that Earl C. Borch
ers, democrat, has defeated
Lieut, (jg) Lewis Wallace, re
publican, in their contest for
the state legislature. The mar
gin: 14 votes.
II It's a "frozen" article you
need, advertise for a used one
in the classified.
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