Returns Home,-9Hgt, Robert
M. Hrown, son of Mid. Jose
Urown, U32 N. 10th, arrived
homo Thursday morning honor
ubly discharged from lliu Unltud
Hiulca iiinw uli' corps In which
hu served il'l months oversells as
lino chief, Uth uli- force, llrown
hiiw duly hi England, Franco.
IJuliiliiin, Holland, Clormuny uiul
Luxembourg bitforo ho returned
to the slates. Mm. Brown In rp
covering nicely lit her home fol
lowing u pulnful accident In
June when she fell mid frac
tured two bones of her right leg.
Mm. llrown Is now able to bo
around.
Visitors Mr. and Mm. Austin
Colbert were visitors hero this
week at the homo of Colbert's
brother, Slnto Police Officer
Wlllliim J, Colbert. 4II4U Crosby.
Tho miosis woro on their honoy
moon and on routo to Spokuno,
Wash., where they will make
their homo, Colbert was All
American tuckle at tho Univer
sity of Oregon and later played
professional football, llo hns
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nfler serving 3D months In tho
South Pacific,
From Okinawa Listed among
combiit veterans returning to
Portland from Okinawa Friday
wus '174 Iru T. Gentry of this
city. Tho men arrived on the
troon transport General A tilt'
man and dlschnrifes on the point
system will bo iflven to OS per
rent of tho group which Included
Hi) nurses.
Banau.t Monday Young pco
pie of the First Presbyterian
church will hold their ull-youth
annual hamiuct Monday at 0:110
p. in. Reservations and tickets
may be secured not later than
Sundav at the church office.
Chaplain Grahum Gilmer of tho
Marine Ilurracks will spcnK,
In Parado Klumuth Union
hlith school band will appear In
llio parade nl tho Morrill potato
festival Saturday, The bund will
travel In buses, roturnlng after
tho bnrbecue. About 75 mem
hers of the band will participate
In Hie festival.
Lewis Voulor. son of Mrs. VI'
ola H, Voglor of Klamath Fulls,
has been cast In the first Univer
sity Theatre production "Ladles
of the jury' ut mo university
of Oregon, vogler will play the
purl of Judge Fish In tho play
which will bo presented on the
eamiiuH from October 2(1 to 31
Inclusive Playing the rule of a
waiter will bo Lou Pelrusek, son
of Antono Pelrusek, oi wuun
Pvthlan Bisters Wlnemu tern'
nlo, Pythian Sisters, will meut
r nciuy ui u p. m. in ino uurury
club rooms for tho rcgulur busi
ness meeting nnd Initiation prac
tice All officers und members
nro usked to bo present as there
will bo a report of grand temple
which met In Portland the first
of tho week.
Visitors Mr. and Mrs. R. E
Paddock, former residents of
Klamath Fulls now making their
homo ut Muriel on tho Hogue
r vor. uro guests of Mr. und Mrs,
George Sumplo, Dill N. 11th. The
Puddocks plan to return homo
Buiuiuy.
Tho newest offering of tho vo
cational department of Klamath
Union high school to tho Khun
uth Fulls inorchunts Is a cluss In
meut preparation und cookery
given at tho request of the
butchers and grocers of tho com
mindly, Tho cluss will be under tho
leadership of Mrs. Ted Uingham,
a former Modoc county home
demonstration Bgont, and will
bo conducted on a demonstration
and discussion basis.
The classes are to be held In
tho homo economics laboratory
of tho Fremont school Mondays
from 7:30 to 0:30 p. m , for a pe
riod of six weeks. A nominal
fee Is charged to cover the ex
Dense. Anyone Interested In at
tending tho class will bo wel
comed. For further Information
cull tho Klumuth Union high
school vocational office, 7S0S.
Card of Thanks
Tn memory of Hans Omnus
who pusscd away October 12,
1043. Gone but not forgotten,
lliu wife Grace.
Legion Head
Visits Klamath
Nell Morfllt, commander of
tho American Legion, stuto of
Oregon, wus a Klumuth Falls
visitor curly Friday cn routo to
Merrill where ho will be the
guest speaker at tho unnuul po
tato festlvul banquet tonight.
Morfltt will crown Queen Jo
Anne Kundra ut thu buno.net und
with Queen JoAnno will leud tho
grand march ut the dunce which
will follow. Morfltt plans to re
turn north by train tonight but
said he would return to Klamath
Falls October 20, at which time
an American Legion district con
ference will be held here,
Tho American people are over
whelmingly In favor of a course
of action which will enable the
people of Spain to rid them
selves of their oppressors. Bish
op Lewis O. Hartmun, of Boston,
chairman of the American Com
mittee for Spanish Freedom.
Major Surgery Mrs. Vcrn E.
Bloomberg, 803 Uphum, under
went major surgery at Klamath
Valley hospital Thursday and
her condition Is reported as
good.
Hans Norland Fir Insuranct.
Phone 6060.
rrldsy, Oct. 12, 194S
HERALD AMD NEWS FIVE
Radio Address- There will be
a Columbus Day address given
tonight, Friday, over KFJI from
7:10 to 7:20 p. in., sponsored by
tho Knights of Columbus. Speak
er will be L. L. Lombard of
Klumuth Fulls.
Routine Business Four
drunks appeared In police court
this morning. No other misde
meanors were brought to tho at
tention of the police stutlon by
noon Columbus Day,
Sons Of Norway Tho Sons of
Norway will meet Saturday at 8
p. m. in the lOOF hull.
Orlons Tho Orlons will hold
a rummage salo In tho Balslgcr
Motor company showrooms Sat
urday from 10 a. m, until 5 p. m.
In California Cpl. Lena G.
Harris, Wac, Is now stationed at
the regional hospital, Hamilton
field. Calif., where she serves as
surgical nurse. Her husband.
Harold Harris, resides here at
3018 Cannon.
On Business Dr. W. Tt. Din
ham arrived In Klamath Falls
from Portland today to take care
of his regular business here. He
Is at the Winemn hotel.
Spanish-American Veis The
Spanish American war veterans
and the auxiliary will meet In
tho KC hall annex Sunday.
There will bo a potluck dinner
nl 1:30 p. m.
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