Herald and news., June 27, 1945, Image 5

Arrive Hero Mrs. Luclllo
MonlKomery and duuuhtor. Ter
ry, urrlvod In Klumuth Fulls on
Tuesday (rum auulliarit Culifor
nlu to vlnlt wllh her slster-ln-
Inur Mn l.iiurt,lilil 11. WilltllinN.
Mm. Williams will return to
Mllli colk'KU In OuKluua, cum,,
for speclul study, and Mrs.
MontKomory will visit her ium
lly liura (or law weeks.
From WUconiln Dr. Calvin
1.. Hunt, ion of Dr. and Mm.
Warren Hunt, la vlsltlnil nil uur
onts from Madison, Wise, ur
riving In Kluinutli Falls on Mon
day evenlntf. Ho hus boon
Wisconsin General hospltul, and
I,. f..nii.lti lll-M flir OIIU
week, after which tlmo ha will
report to Conine uarracKs, re
Vacationing Murlys Stein
iimlnulloiui at the University of
wusitinuioii. icu iwr ,umhhu
bead) on J'uuut Sound. From
II .1.. ...Ill ... I ..It Wll.
ilium llw will v lu " -
denies and then will return
noino 10 aponn mo summer
month with her parent, Mr
mid Mra. Carl Stalnaclfor on El
dorudo atroot.
Klamath Falls Represented
L Among the pooma and lyrlca of
A the- recently compiled ''Victory
Anthology of Verso," nro some
by Kllziiuolh Allco 'I'll lea of
rotito 3, box 705. According to
Crown publications, tills book
repreaenti the beat pooma and
lyrlca of wrltera from every
aluto and Cunoda,
J WaJ-u llm 'I'mM, r hi I.
4 1 1 V VUI 1 J 1 1
porvlior of emergency farm la
bor, wus in ruuniuin louuy cum
furring with oxtciialon aervlca
.....I .....III,... Kiittnl.nfM (if
MIIU i;i,ii,un.w iiiiHHiip " -
Klamiith l'oluto Growora oaao-
clutlon on llio osuiuiiHiimeiii oi
a farm lubor cump at Mulln.
Leave Mr. and Mra. B. J.
Blow left her tills morning for
their home In Olymplu, wain.
Tlmtf lmv liiiiin V alt lllf 01 Hie
homo of Mra. Blow'a mother,
Mra. Jennie Grover, 034 N. Wtli,
and her alitor, Mra. Puul Koyca.
Flylno Vlall Mr. and Mra.
Eldon Alt rettimud from on nlr
plane trip to Montana, visiting
wiin their children who nave
been apendlng the aummer with
their four grandparents. The
Alia atopped In Spoknno, Wruh.,
for a brief vlnlt on their return.
The Alt children are expected
nomo irom Montana inn wcck,
Pail Matrona Club The
Aloha Paat Matrons club will
meet on Friday, Juno 20, at 1
o'clock at the Mnaonlc hall. Hos
tesses for tho meeting will be
Mra. Ids Moretz. Mra. J. F. Fen
rod. Mra. Arthur- Dlckaon and
Mra. W. J. Stelnmelz. Dcsicrt
will bo aerved at 1 o clock.
To Saltm U. E. Reeder,
ITIim.ll, nn,i.,lu I ..I ... t I C.
loin attending a meeting In re
gard 10 ux aojusunenu on gov
ernment forest landa. He will
return to Klamath Falls tonight,
From Prlnevllle Mrs. Ar
thur Foster of Prinevillo and
three daughters are visiting for
a week with Mrs. Foster's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F, H. Cofer
of 1017 High.
In town Mr. and Mrs. Tom
mv Perkins Dunned through
Klumuth Fulls on their way to
Ontario, Oro. Mra. Perkins, tho
former Helen McNulty, lius been
with nor husband In Bakers-
flcld.
Vl.ltor. In Klamath Mra.
Robert J. Horrlngton, who l re
siding with nor purcnls In Port
land, wnua ncr nusoanu, ivioi.
Horrlngton Is with the armed
forces In Paris, Frunce, has been
visiting wllh her jarents-ln-Inw,
Mr, and Mrs. B. L. Hor
rlngton, 1000 Hunks. Murgarat
Brown accompunlod her aunt
from Portland.
Brother Here W, D. Oreeno,
EM ;ic, of Now York, has been
visiting Mrs. Helen Mueller, his
Muter, lor mo pusi law auys.
Groono has boen sliilloncd on u
minesweeper In tho South Paci
fic. Ho is now on ilia way to
the coat const.
Meeting Tho Zlon Ladles Aid
will meet Thursday at tho
church located at 1029 High
street at 2 p. m. Mrs. Waltor
Zctzmun will entortain. All
members and friends are Invited.
Wednesday, June 27. 194S
HERALD AND HEWS FIVB
From San Francisco Mrs,
J, A. Gordon of San Franclaco,
is visiting Mrs. Karl Weimar.
Broadcast A woeklv com'
munily service Is tho rationing
nroadcusL presumed over tt.rJi
every Tuesday ut 3:30 p. m. Ila
tlonlng nows and other Infor
mation Is featured at this time.
On Bualneas Daniel D. Goge,
district rent execulivc, and Don
C. Wilson, district field repre
sentative of the OPA, were in
the Klamath area rent office
Monday on routine business,
Here For Summer Gordon
Campbell Jr., and Starlu Jean
arrived Sunday and will spend
the summer with their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Hoy Bock
of 137 High.
Pinochle Club Fannie God-
dard will be hostess to Yo Oleic
Plnochlo club Thursday, June
28, at the homo of Violet Vanco
on Shasta way.
From San Francisco Floyd
Wilkes hos returned from the
Southern Pacific hospital in San
Francisco.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
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Color combination la
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