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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1945)
Z Pastor Visits Dr, nd Mra. Clnuilo Noal or Kvorott, Wash., vIhIU'U Tuuatluy ul tilt ruuclt Iiuiiiu of Mr. mid Mra, Otto C. l''ruina In Bonanza, Or, Nmil tins bcuii iiimtor o( thu Flrat liuptlnt rluirch of Evurott (or thu pust 10 y uura uud wua on roulo to u now punloriilu ul Modoslo, Cullf. Oilier Evarott vlaltora at tlia Fruoso homo recently woro Mr, Olid Mia, Hurley Kulley and Mr, nnil Mra. Clurunco Drowning and dutiKlitur Butty, and LI, J lurry Kennedy on Ivuve uftor returning from thu European thcutor. Dlscliargsd Molvln J. Robin noil, 20, aou of Mr. und Mra. C. K. llolilnnon, 14311 Derby, nr rlvod homo thla morning from Ft. Dunning, da,, whera Tie wua dlHOhurHi'd from the uriny, A lO'lll gniduato of HUMS, Molvln hud sptmt 27 month) In the army, IncltidiriR 10 months In 1 tit ly und Prance with the Hid infantry, Another aon, Willis, win recently diaohiirgod from the nuvy und la now at homo, und a third, Jack, la atlll In Clcrmiiny with the army of oc cupation, Twina Enllat William It., and npiijuinln 1''. Cannon, twins of Klumiilh Fulla, enllated In tho rvKiilur nuvy Octolior 24, in Portland through the local re crulUng ulatlon, They were cn ronlo to Snn Diego October 2(1, their lUth birthday. Everett D. IMitiia also of Klamath Fulla, enlisted with the Cannon twina. Visitors Mr. und Mra. Webb Kenned of Snn Joso, Calif., for mer Klamath realdenta, are here for aeveral woeka visiting Mra. Kennett'a futhar, W. B, Dames of 824 S. 3th, and other relatives. They are enjoying the hunting also. Midland Grange A box sup- Cer and free dnnc-o la arranged y the Midland grange at the grunge hull (Saturday at 8 p. m. All membera and frienda are in vited nnd women of the grunge are nuked to provido boxes. Movea Offlea Huns Norland, who hua been In tho Insurance business In Klamuth Fulla for tho paat sovon yeara, la moving hla agency to new quarters ul 123 N. 0th, Juat buck of the First Na tional bank, Me la taking part of the building occuplod by J. P. Mntthewa and J. L, Dean, ac countants, and will be open for bualneaa there the first of the week. On Leave Sle Kenneth O. Myors. USN. armed auard on the SB Julesburg, la homo on leave and visiting Til parents, Mr. and Mra. Hoy Atkinson, 310 East Main until November 8, whon he is to report to San Francisco for furlhor orders. Previous to hla entry into aorvlco In Auuuat. 1044, ho wua employed by tho southern Pacific here. Duck Huntlnu L. D. LeTour- nenu of the H, O. LoTourncHU company, Peorin, 111., is lioro on bualneaa and also taking several ciays oui lor quck hunting. Rummage Sale The Klamath Lutheran Indies will hold a rummngo sale tomorrow In the old Red Crosa rooms on Muin street. Brother 111 Jamea Blair of 1B27 Orogon, has been called to Ulyasoa. Neb., by the aerloua Illness of hia brother, Relatives Of Alonzo Cole Sought Here Mra. M, L. Shepherd of the Shepherd Music company, hua Informed police hvudquurtera that ahe hua received letter from a Rodmond, Ore., under taker who la seeking to locnte any relatives of Alonzo R. Cole, who dropped dead In Redmond recently. . The undertaker believes that Cole had relatives named Shep herd living in Klamuth Kalis, but Mra. Shepherd la unable to locate any by tolophone. Hana Norland Fire Inauranee. Phone 80S0. Washing Machine Reported Stolen Frank Sopluruy, 2421 Orogon, reported to police tliut a Ken more washing machine, valuod at ubout $40, waa stolon from his residence lost' Saturday. Inside tho washing machine wero two wool blankets and a bod spread. A neighbor told police that ahe saw a truck buck up to the Sopluruy garuge Suturdny and snw the occupnnts loud up tho truck, but does not know whut waa huulud away. She did not note tho truck's llcunso number but says aha may be ablo to ldontlfy the men If ahe acta them aguin. Revolver Reported Stolen From KNAS Hurry A. Brandon, captain of tho guard at the Klamuth naval air station, reported to police today that a .38 caliber Smith und Wesson rcvolvor has been atolen from tho baae. The revolvor, aerial number 372243, haa a four-inch barrel and "Property of tho U. S. Gov ernmont" la atamped above the cylinder. Classified Ad Bring Results T E HQSPl Following un appeal from Illll aldu liospitul mado recently In The Herald and Nowa. officiate of tho Institution auld today that an excellent response wua muue and voluntoor help aided the stuff. Tho hospital hud threatened to close Its doors duo to Inadequate helD. Joe Hicks of The Klamuth Medical service, auld Friday Unit among the volunteer holp were two registered nurses, Mrs. W. U. Van uusKlrx and Mrs. g. u. Lamb. Nurses' aides who-offnrod services Included Mra. Margaret Ulrlck, Mrs. Vcrda Dcloney, Mra. Ruth Council, Mra. Lorraine Jonklna, Mra. Lorraine McCol lom, Mra. Steve Walker, Mrs. Joe Plland, Wanda Shaw and Morion Albrccht. HONORARY VICE CHAIRMAN PORTLAND, Oct. 28 UP) Governor Sncll haa accepted an Invitation to become honorary vice chulrmun for the American Legion's $10,000,000 American Ism endowment fund campaign, Oregon Department Commander Neil Morfitt said today. S&wt'om TOMATO SOUP STYLE Olkn itlicUmt Rancho Soupt VafM CrMm Mushr Pm Asparagus Chlek.n Kni Hen's soup with a pun teauto good aus and a dllctous Wntarn Ungl. Coolud "Just so" by our own Wetrn SUncho rodpe In fUncho's famous form kitchens. Nourishing quick to serve . economic1, K-t-s-1-l-y delicious! ' Get some today. 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Sleeves, cuffs, yokes and all' the slimming details are a forecast for a lively season ahead! jir Gabardines, crepes, jerseys and sheer wools in pastels and deep tones, some in two-tones. Gncded SPECIAL SALE JANE IRWILL SWEATERS 13 OFF Slip-ons In Sloppy Joe styles and cardi gans. Pastel and deep-tones to choose from. Reg. 7.95, 9.95, 10.95 Values Less Vs While they last 9 KIRKWOOD ft BETTY BAXLEY ASTOR & KRAMER ft LAWSON Good size range to choose from. Priced from 7.95 to 29.50 HERALD AND NEWS T1VB hi t TUt WOMAN'S STC.Pt. Main Ar Eaptanad Phono 3121 turn.
