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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1945)
Called Her Mm. Peter Cart wright "ml young huh Uiiulol wnru cu I led hero tlio tiui'ly purl of I ho week from l'ortland by Ilia crltlnil Illness (if Mrs. A. L, Crawfurd, niolln-r of Mrs. Carl wrlghl, Mi'h. l.loycl I'rock und Jack Crawford. Mm. Cruwford wan moved by ambuliinco to lllllsldu hospital where her con dition wiih mild Improved today. Hlio spmil ii restful night Thurs diiy. No vlidlom nro permitted, howisvor, Mm. C'litwrlght unci l'Janny will leiivu Sulurdiiy night for I'ortlund. At Home Donald Leslie Bridge, I) Hc, arrived In Khun nth Kulls recently on n :iO-duy leovc. Hu has been In thu South 1'nclflo. Ills (Inter, Luvonnu llrtdgo, In also In Klamath Falls. She ha been ultuudlng tint Pa elflc School of llcmily In Port land, Liivonmi will noon begin work lit llnxl'a llcauty shop, They are thu son and daughter of Mr, nnd Mm. Leslie J. llildgo, 1711 Wall. Klamath Lank Mcnibcm of Klamalli Lank, No, 400, Vusa Order of America, will hold n reiinliir meeting Saturday, U p. in., In lOOt' went ball. There will bo nomination of officers and lifter thu mcctlnif the sis ters will servo refreshments and entertain (Systrnrniis Aflon). All members are asked to attend. Discharged Beverly Reed formerly with tho Waves with i rato of MM 3c, litis recently taken a position with llio vclcr ans contact bureau ns secretary- stcnokTiiphcr. She Is taking the placo of Mrs. Mario Crow who has been with the bureau since It was opened early this year. Discharged MSt. Robert Brubuker, recently discharged from too army, Is at home In Klnmuth Fulls with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Brubaker, 1842 Kspliiniide. He has been stationed for tho past year at Uuliu, Huwullan Islands. 4-H Leader Coming Mary Olive Snni'r, assistant state 4-H club leader at Oregon State col lege, will be In Klamath Falls Saturday, and will stay over for next week to visit schools and 4-1! clubs with Mrs. Beulah Hol land, acting 4-H club leader. - Home To Stay Cpl. Daniel II. Mocnbee, sou of Mr, and Mm, H, W, Mocabiiu, 4110 High, has been reluused from army service, after two years In tho air corps whore he served us a gunner. He bus been In tho United Slates for the length of his serv ice. Al present hu Is vacationing here and has mudu no future plans. Brothers Visit Don Forbes, former sergeant with tho urmy air corps, hus been veiling with a fraternity brother from Whit man college, Patrick Kllby, for tho past week. Ho left today to return to his home In Idaho. Mrs, Kllby Is In the veterans hospital In Portland for surgery, but Is expected homo this weekend. Birthday Dinner A duck dinner followed by u birthday cake was given in honor of Mrs. Roy A. Taylor Wednesday ovc nlng. by her daughter and hus band. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jus klowIt'K, at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Taylor, 223B Main. Roy Taylor was also present. Barn Dance A barn dunce Is being held tonight at the USO for service personnel and their friends, Tho Venture club Is sponsoring tho affair, and In vites those attending to wcur gingham dresses and Jeans, Book Meeting The Edith Cunning book club will meet at tho home of Catherine Brum baugh, Pine Grovo district, the evening of November 27, inslciid of November 10, as was formerly planned, Hummigo Kappa chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hus chunged the place of the rummage sale this Saturday from 120 S. 7th as previously announced, to the showrooms of Balslgcr Motor company. Visits En Route James Souther, former manager of Mac's store and now in business in Alturas, Calif,, was in town Friday morning, en route home from a Portland buying trip. GREYHOUND CAFE Mr, and Mrs. Theodore Ding hum have taken over tho opera tion of tho Greyhound bus cufo, Ulnghum Is in tho service, stu tioned In Stockton, Calif,, and Ills father Bun Bingham Is help ing his wlfu Gladys with tho business. Gladys Blnghum cumc hero from Tuleluko and Alturus, where she was home demonstra tion agent for Modoc county. She taught physical education ut Fremont school for two months beforo going Into cufo work. ' Mr. and Mi's. P. J. Stocckleln were former operutors of the Greyhound cafe, CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the many friends for their kind ex pressions of sympathy nnd Ihc beautiful floral tributes tendered us during our. recent bereave ment in tho loss of our beloved father and grandfather, Yank Lobert. Jessie Jones Herman Lobert Kddlc Lobert Blllett Lobert and family. Klamath County Lags Far Behind In Victory Loan handling publicity of the cam paign but ut the Thursday noon Klamath Fulls needed a little of that something they put in the atomic bomb to make it wake up to the responsibilities of the Victory Loan, it wns the opinion of a hard working committee today, Money wns not coming Into bond headquarters the way it should and Klnmuth county held 3,1th phico In the state. There are only 36 places, the committee pointed out. Other sections of Oregon, without tho envied record of Klamath county, uro putting this community to sliumc and Hood River, following General Jonn thun Wulnwrlght's visit there yesterday, responded with an over-the-top subscription to the K Bond quota. Service clubs In Klamath Fulls have undertaken the job of raising the Victory Loan quota of $1,040,0(10, of which $740,000 Is In E bonds. This is tho way the E bond campaign has been going, and the per ccntuge of the quoin rniscd: Percentsqe Raised Business and Professional Women's club, $18,000 raised, 17 per cent of the Gjota: Ki wanls, $40,000, 16 per cent; Lions, $20,000. 13 per cent; Ro tary, $25,000, 8 per cent: Junior chamber of commerce, $7000, 3 per cent. The Soroptimist club has no quota as this group Is uncheon, members subscribed to $11,775 In bonds. City schools reported the pur chase of $5700; Sacred Heart academy, $1275. Sales will con tinue weekly throughout the drive. Chiloquin school over subscribed hi the county and Mills school In Klamath Fulls went over-the-top the first day. Teams headed by Paula Alberts nnd Rcmo Mlnuto were compet ing In the bond snlcs contest sponsored by the Chiloquin com mittees. Klamalli has tlmo to pull Itself up among the top three In the stuto ond bond headquarters at 1011 Main is available to all. It was hoped that weekend shop- would "buy a bond" Saturday. USO To Be Decorated For Barn Dance The USO will be decorated with lanterns and corn stalks for Its born danco tonight, sponsor ed by the Venture club. The dunco will be from 0 to 11 o'clock, and music will be furnished by Jimmy Stewart's orchestra. Cider and doughnuts will be served to the guests. Girls arc asked to wear print dresses and dress as farm or country girls. All servicemen are invited. The Venture club Is In charge of sponsoring an event at the USO every Friday. Instruction Trip Major John M. Clayton Jr., In charge of the U. S. army recruiting office in Klamath Falls, was in Medford yesterday, giving instrument in struction to Capt. Ohman Smith, who is station. d there. Friday, Nov. IS, 194S HERALD AND NEWS FIVE V 5r& Schilling '""Vanilla Delicate flavor that won't bake out Returns From Alaska Walter If. Fleet, internal revenue agent, has Just returned from nine months In Alaska, and has re opened his office In the federal building. It's A Long Way . . . 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