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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1945)
PTA Column All copy lor llio I'TA column, wliluli will appear each Krlday In Hid fu lunt, should bo In tlm hands of llic I'TA editor, not tutor limn Thursday ut 1 i in. Any now of I'TA Intori'sl will bo accepted, Schulti Hera Cpl, Conrad Sohult., who was recently re turned fnim overseas duty with tlm nnirlni! corps, In tho guest of Mr. mid Mi'H. A. J. Voyo, 4 1U lllKli. bcluillg wiih wounded on Oluniiwa mid received tifii 1 1 nt-ii t nt tho Oakland iiiiviiI hospital, Ho will remain hero until Octo ber (I, whon ha return to the hospital for a ohock-up. Con nie! fiilhor, Otto A. Schultz. former Tulelako rancher mid now living In Biintu Ami, Cullf., In hero for a short time with his son, Arrlv Hart Lt. Cmdr. Hub ert Gowun und fuiiilly have ur. rived In Kluniiith Pulls mid are tonmurai'lly ut tho Cuscodc while house hunting. Ur, Gowun in on tho mcdUul staff of tho Murine Harr.ieltK. Tho family mid tho Ur. 3. U, Earharl fami ly are old friend from I'hiludcl phln, I'u. Tho G o w a n a have Ihrco children, two In school line and one eon. Hobby, at tending school in Now Mexico. Ur. Gowun linn nerved 22 months In tho Pacific, Club To Meet The USO Ser vice Wives club will meet to night, Thursday, ut 7:30 o'clock In tho Indies' lounge. Textile painting, under the direction of Airs. May Cone, will be taught, Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Dixon, 10-15 Lowell, uro pareiitB ol a daughter, born nt Klnmiith Vullt-y honpltul Thursdiiv morning. Tho grand- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dixon of Portland and Mrs, Wlllorcl Peyton of Klamath Falls. The Dlxons have, another child, a ion. Visitor Mario E. Green daughter of the Into Ur. C. A Rambo of Klamath Falls, la vis iting here from Hollywood as the guest ol Mr. and Mrs. a, J. voyo, 410 High. She has also been In Brookings looking alter proper ty interests there, and plans to leave for her home rrldoy. Expectad Horn Lt. Holla Stoddard Goold. 014 Conger, was discharged from the United States navy September 23, un der the point system the. 13th naval district headquarters an nounced. Goold is expected here this weekend to Join his wife. Trash Fir a A neglected bon fire flared up and started a trash (Irs at 1321 Johnson. Tho fire department was called to extin gulidi tho blaze at about 11:30 Wednesday night. ONE DAY'S PAY From The South Mrs, Duvld Moyer of Ban Diego is hero for several duys, u guest at tho Wl iieina hotel, Mrs, Moyor Is the smtor of Oseur Shlvo of thin city, und recently vlnltud with her two sinters Mrs, Tom Smith und Mrs, Fred Mooro, botli of brooking, She plana to leave for the ami th Monday, First Navy Enllstae Dean Patrick Howell, non of Mr. and Mm. Uenn Howell, 5II2II 8. Oth, In tho flint lll-yeiir-old to bo on tinted In tlm navy from tho local recruiting office under the new postwar program. Howell left lust night for San Diego. Bids On Barn To Open October 8 A large barn near Midland Is being offered for sale to the highest bidder, by the U. H. bu reau of reclamation, Tho burn is on tho Klamath straits drain right-of-way and munt be moved in the near fu ture, lt In 40 by 40 fool, and has 11,000 board feet of lumber an well un a good roof that can be salvaged, BUIn will be opened October 8, In the local offlco of tho bu reau, post office building. Author Spends Several Days Here Alice Melghcn of Chicago, author of nriinnrv textbooks ue. cooled for uno In Oregon public ncuooln for nix yearn beginning this fall, Is in Klamath Kails for several days visiting with school omciuis. Miss Melghcn s books, the "Enny Growth in Heading" series, are known to nil primary leucncrs and siucicnls in the mm ii i i EVERY SAT Un DAY , j ' 9i00 until 1:00 I3RLDV5 DRnD Returning RAY HEHBECK - Monday, Oct, 8 Kenb KUNO Cliurlcs Hood is visit ing ut tho home of Mr. and Mrs. L. A, Smith, Hood's home Is in tho northern part of tho state. Jonslo Puekott has returned to ICIIonsburg, Wush,, where she Is an Instructor in college, ufter visiting for several weeks at tho home of her mother. Mrs. K. E. Puekelt, Mrs. J. C. Crime of Clear water, Calif., In visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs, C. C. IliinkliiHon, Mm, Crane In the mother of Bill Crane who spent July and August hero at the home of hln aunt, Mrs. Crahtrco Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ft. E. Martyr. Mm, Crabtrec's home In In Ari zona, Lt. Ilobcrl a. Puekott left lust weok to report for reassign ment, following a leave of more than two months. Mm, Puckctt und little son are living In Keno. rtalph Sttimbuugh was visit ing friends in Keno last week, Stumbaugh received - his dis charge from the service about a month ago, he staled. He lived here and attended Keno high school a few years ago, Man Injured In Auto Accident TULKLAKE Herbert Alnop .14. In reported In a serious con dition In the Alturan honpitnl following an automobile acci dent Wcdnenday night In the vi cinity of Alturan. No details were learned here excopt that he has been unconscious since the accident, Ho Is employed at Sclgler's Inn, ICf h non. Jaek. and Tlnv Fill left Thursday morning for his Beusmc. schools. She is accomnanicd bv Walter Clurk of Portland, pub lisher's representative, of John (J. Winston company, ONE DAY'S PAY $100 a Month for v Life ThcGolJtn Ytars Plan glim ytM 1. Definite month)); Income for life when you wish to retire. 2. Protection for famlir nowi 3. Payi double for accidental dclh before retirement age. 4. Builds up large caib rejerve. 3. P.ys stead? income if you are permanently disabled. OregonMuiualljfe i h u n..iv: K COMPANY LYNN ROYCROFT, EVA LONG 118 North 7th Street Klamath Falls, Ora. 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The team has been getting In shape and the band, Pep Pep pers, and twlrlers uro going to put on their hulf-tlme drill, There was a pep assembly this afternoon at 3:20 after which the students were dismissed early. One member of tho assembly committee tukes charge at every gathering. Sally Mueller was in charge of this pep gct-togclhcr. Gordon Green, freshman, sang several popular songs accompan ed by Barbara Zlnn on the piano. Two members of the Pelican team spoke on the forthcoming game. The program was short so that school could be dismissed a few minutes early, Three-Day Weekend No school tomorrow because of teachers' Institute. The "kids" have had that glcum in their eyes all week that tells of un extra day of freedom this weekend. No such luck for the teachers, how ever, because the meeting is scheduled at least most of the day. K Club Election At a recent meeting of the K club an election was hold for the presiding officers of this year, Jim Palmer was elected fircsldcnt, Ben DcVore vice prcs dent and Glen Roufs, secretary. After School Classes Planned Vocational classes are being planned for all persons over 10 who are interested. Any adult or atudent may learn about ma chine shop, welding, radio, sheet metal, Spanish, photography, re frigeration, cabinet making, car pentry, auto mechanics and dressmaking, The classes will be conducted from 4 o'clock to 6 or from 7 to 10 at night. Until ar rangements arc completed withl tho marine corps, day classcsi will be reserved for them. HUNTERS WARNED PORTLAND, Sept. 27 (A') ' OPA worncd hunters today not to expect tire replacements If they wear out tholr tires travel ing on hunting expeditions this full. Hunters are at the bottom of the list in clans 5 for new tire certificates, OPA reported, , . Thursday, Sept. 17, 1145 HEHALD AND NEWS FIVE Visiting Here SSgt. John Burrows of Camlno, Calif., la on a 30-day furlough from army duty and Is visiting with his sis tor and brother-in-law,: Mr, and Mrs. Charles Martin, o -Thompson street. v 1 Mother Phones -Gone Larsen, manager of the Wlllard hotel, re ceived a telephone call from his mother In South Bond, Wash., last night saying sho was to leave Thursday morning for the Mayo clinic in Rochester, Minn, All Wool and Part Wool Shirts 4.50 To 9.85 Plaids in red, black, and fancy lite and dark backgrounds. line 1111 J LDIIEWS MANST0RE Tit Main It. MERRILL POTATO FESTIVAL Friday and Saturday Oct. 12 and 13 Spaces available for indoor and outdoor exhibits ' George Elliott, Chairman Commercial Exhibits Phone 0904 Merrill Bicycle Races - Ages 10 to 16 - Friday - 2 p. m. Slow Horse Race - Saturday -11a. m. -All entries tee Geo. Hobbs at Merrill High School , course At V,4of CARDIGAN DRESSMAKER CLASSIC STYLES ALL-WOOL. 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