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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1945)
WadnWar, July 11. ISO HERALD AND MEWS 11 VI frnlwAralltf T.ilnrm.tlnn Mm Goldu Wlckiiuui, Oregon dcun of women, JJcitty Lu Hlogman. Oregon fudoriitlon dlroctor, unci Uorla Hack, ulummio socrutury, Will Do ill 1110 yvniuru nuisi t'rltlny, July 111, (ram 1 to t 1). in. to Interview tliono tutor MlCd 111 Utlellllhlg tnu UI1IVO any ui uicgou in iiiu iii inuvlo will ulao bo shown Ul.,,nll, lllllun liluli aflioill U p. iii. Appointment! for lute iiImwi Wlflnv nnrmmll mnV L limclo by culling Mury CurriKun, ' 101J. Missionary Meat Tlio Worn uu'a Missionary mooting of the imiitHminl lti.nl 1.1 iOuirfh uruni. en will bo lii'lil ul tlio homo of Mr. Fred Ohlumeycr m inu Jieniey uiairici on tnurauu?, July 12. A pollock lunch will bo acrvod ul noun. A flnu pro drum Inn boon arranged. All membera unci friends arc cordial ly invited. Barrtcki Movlea To correct n Impression tliut muy liuve boon obtained from a atory about movlca at the Marino UarrocKa, Lt. Col. Koucrt . liurni, post exacutlvo officer, auld todny that tlio movlca thi'ro are open to families of post personnel and ciuiuiil guest. The story Indicat ed the movies nro open to tlitt general public, Camp Flra Olrli Clrla wiiili lug to attend summer camp ul Luke o' the Wooda muy register in Moo s sioro on rriauy aim Suturduy, July 13 and 14, be tween 2 and 4 p. m. Medical blanks will also be availublo at this tlmo. Moating The Wlnema templo Pyllilun Sisters will meet Fri day, July 13, at a p. m. In the library club room. At that tlmo olans will ba made for a lolnt picnic with tho Knights. Officers ami meinucra are esKeti lo Do present, , Ncry Applicants Two boys filled out snpllcHllona today In the navy recruiting office In tho Rnst office building. They are enneth It. Newlun of Sprague River and Dean S. Nichols of Klamath Fulls. - Farm Labor Tho farm labor employment service announced that there has bron many calls for Irrigators. At present alfal fa and hay Is being harvested. who nay win do ready for nar vesting within a woek or two. On Furlough Pvt. Robert Grimes, son of Mr. and Mra. O. L. Crimea of 3033 Shasta wnv. is homo on furlough from the Regional hospital at Amarlllo, Tex., and will bo hero until July 20. From Coast Mr. and Mrs, Leo McBrlde and daughter lrma, of 407 N. Oth, returned homo Saturday ovenlng from Crescent City where they havo spent mo past wcck. On Leave Lyle Wise, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wiso of bummers lane, la home on a five' day leave. Ho la stationed at San Diego whore lie la taking boot training. Auxiliary to Meat Members or uie canton Lrnter auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 8 p. m. in tho lOOF hall. Ivv Pronst. president, will bo In charge of ma meeting. Fathar 111 Mrs. Keith Moon and Mrs. Jack Rae aro at the homo of their father near Santa Rosa, Calif., who has been 111. They oro expected to return Thursday. Agent Raturni Mra. Wlnnl fred K. Glllon, home demonstra tion agent, and daughter Sheila, returned today from a vacation spent In Tacoma and Seattle. Returns Komi C. E. Nelson, MM 1c, has returned to his home nt 2417 Wlard lano after serving 27 montlu overseas with tho Scabccs. Contractors Get Training Session To provldo wnr contractors In tho southern Oregon area with definite Information concerning sottlcmont of terminated war contracts, and to instruct them In filling out settlement forms, a Joint army-navy team of con tract termination experts will conduct a training session in Mndford, Friday, at 12:45 p. m. . Tho contract settlement team will conduct a four-hour train ing course, Tho session will be held at tho chamber of com merce and contractors and their repreientnllvos of both lamo and email producing war plants tro expected to attend this meet ing. Dinner in Park Members and friends of tho Community Congregational church will go to Muoiu park for u picnic din ner following thu church serv ice! Sunday morning, July 111. Kuch person la asked to bring Ills own tablo aet'vlco. Cream, augur and coffee will bo provided by the committee. Tho Rev. Lu geno Hiiynca, former pastor of this church, will preuch at Hio morning service and hu und Mrs, lluynes will bu guests at tho din ner. For further Information call Mrs. Vun Doozcr, 0407. Higher Rank Word has been received from dipt. Roland Sturmaii, with tho third army lu Germany, of his advancement to major. Ills wife, tho former Helen Marshall, la staying with her inothor, Mrs. A, L, Marshall of Olcne, Card Party Women of tho Mooso will aponsor a card party In tho Mooso hall Friday, July 13, at 2 p. in, This will bo tho fourth of tho series and every one interested in playing pi nochle la Invited to attend. Drill Callad Tho captain -of tho drill team of tho Women' of tho Mooso bus called a special drill for Friday, July 13, at B p. m. In tho Mooso hull. All of ficers and escorts will plcuso at tend. To Grants Pan Mrs. W. A. Curleton left this morning to visit her mother in Grants Pass. She will return the end of the wepk. Condnad to Homt Ramona Reeves, Liikcshore drive, la con fined to her homo with the flu. She Is employed at I'enncy's de partment store. To Portland Mm. Asia Klo rulff of tho Art and Gift shop la spending three weeks In Portland. Visiting Visiting friends In Klamath Falls la Helen Neeley. She will return to Portland Monday, Naw Employe Oils M. Mots kcr, recently released from tho navy, Is working at the U, S. em ployment office. Shively Named t Merrill Marshal MERRILL Carl Shively. Klamulli Falls, member of tho Oregon stato police force for three years, has accepted the po sition of city marshal here and will taka up his new duties August 5, fid Davis, who has been marshal for several years, with a break of only a few months when ho served In a aim liar capacity at Chlloquln, ten dered his resignation to tho city council In order to accept anoth er position. v Shively, who Is unmarried, ex pods to move to Merrill. Vacationists Crowd Oregon Camp Sites Oregon mountain resorts are DnrkltH in ennnpllv inj -nm are already hanging out "Stand ing Room Only" signs for the itf-tu aeiuion. Rilnh . W rri,ij n. chute nntlnnnl fnrMl sor, said he had never seen so iiiuiiy vacuuonisu in inis area. ramnirrniinrl nr n.,n-rlA...uM i n- - ... wvL-liiuwillK, Crnwrnrrl unlrl . 1 aorta aro booked to capacity for uuui una season ana mo next. 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