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; Arrive From Seatllt Mr.
nd Mrs. Percy L. Evans ur
'rived Wednesday morning (ruin
iSi'Uttlu and Portlund where thoy
linvo bcun with relatives und
friends since Evuiis' discharge
from tho navy lust month. Ho
' hud boon sliilioncd In tho Ilu-
wallun islumls for nearly your.
Evung is tho son of Mr, und
Mm. Sydney Evuns and Mm.
JCvuntt Ik tho daughter of Mr.
j und Mm. Wultur Cormuny of
Seattle, former residents of
Modford,
o Visits Mm. Robert Spurk
mid littlo duutlhtur, Wynonu, of
Houston, Tcx., recently arrivca
in Kluinuth Falls to bo here
.when her sinter, Mrs. John O.
Rcmbcrt of 032 N. 2nd street
underwunt mil lor surgery at
lltllsldo hospitnl. .Mrs. Sparks
Is also u sister or mm. waiter
1,. Thomnson of 1845 Sargent.
Sim will rcmuln with her sisters
-until after the holidays.
Moved North Joe Snydor,
24-year-old World Wur JI veler.
an, wus moved by ambulance
from his home In Stewart acini
tlon to tho train Wednesday
night. Snyder, who Is purtlully
'paralyzed, will receive treat
Inient from the vctcrnns' hospl
;tnl in Portlund. Ho hns a modi.
cal dljcluirge from the armed
Tforces,
i Return to Work The Great
.Northern freight office has two
former employes back ugum lot'
'lowing their dlschurge from tho
farmed forces. Mnrlon W, Foster,
'formerly u cuptuln in tho nrmy
ftrunsportntion corps, and Duvld
Uoplln, former infuntryman,
have both returned to their civil
ian occupations.
' Visits in Klamath Sut. Mnrlc
A. Proulx of the murino corps
'women's reserve, arrived here
'Tuesday night from Santa Ana to
join her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
P. S. Proulx. who are here for a
short visit. Sgt. Proulx will visit
iter aunt ami uncie, Mr. ana Mrs
Frank Sexton of 235 S. River
, side
f Victim Improves Edward M,
Brown, 33, who was seriously
injured in a freak huntlnii accl
Jdcnl Monday when he was
struck In the chest by a falling
.Canada goose, was reported im
proved at Hillsldo hospital this
! morning. Rrown is a resident of
Beverley Hills, Calif.
1 Daughter Bom Mr. and Mrs.
,'Harold Palmer, 1035 Lowell,
,'are parents of a duuiihlcr born
Wednesday at Klamath Valley
'hospital. The littlo girl weighed
(7 pounds ll'4 ounces at birth.
JPalmer Is a member of Klam
Jstli Union high school stuff.
Visits Home Dennis A. Do
Jpuy, AMM 3c, is homo in Klam
jath .Falls this week from Jack
sonville, Flu., whero ho was re
cently graduated from gunnery
school. 116 will report back to
Jacksonville December 14.
Surgery Mrs. M. L. Fergu
son of Chtloquln Is recovering
from major surgery at Klamath
Valley hospital. Ferguson Is
employed by the Klamath coun
ty school district at Clilloquln,
Recovered Frieda U.itlck has
recovered from a recent illness
and is buck at work In the Great
Northern freight office.
Finals Ernest Lurkey, son of
I. L. Lurkey, is un industrial stu
dent at uulliornlu Polytechnic
college, Sun Luis Ohispu, Cullf.,
ono of 2U0 civillun students
working fur final full quarter
axuins to be Held December 7
Officers Meeting All chair
officers of tho Degree of Honor
lire requested to meet at 2 p. m,
Sunday in tho KC hull to pruc
tlco for the inltiiillon meeting
ma toiiowing iiigni,
Thursday. Dec. 8, 194S
HERALD AND NEWS FIVE
Orandion Paul Taylor, dis
trict truffle munugor in Kluinuth
Fulls, received word this morn
ing thut u son hus been born to
his diiughlcr und son-in-law. Mr
una Mrs. Cnrlylo Purkor of
Wushlugton D. C. He hns been
named Puul Carlylo. Parker as
slstcd in development of radar
for tho navy, und Mrs. Parker Is
a former Wave.
niirharnaH 1JBV" "Vl,.l.. E1
Melser, who entered tho service
In Nnunrnhni- HldV nl Vl..m,l.
Fulls and received Ills aircrew
wings at scott Held, ill., lias re
cpntlv reepivi.rl III rllii.lia,nA
He served in tho AAF mid wears
me American theater ribbon. Ho
is mo son or Mr. und Mrs. Ed
Dishno. His wlfo resides in Rose
burg. Visits Nell Morris, formerly
of Kluinuth Fulls, spent one day
here this week visiting friends
en route to Medford whero his
parents, Mr. und Mrs. Hcrschcl
Morris, now rcsido. Morris wus
recently discharged from the
U. S. army air corps,
Transferred Aviation Cadet
Richard Newman, son of dipt,
and Mrs. Victor E, Newman of
Pacific Terrace, hus been trans
ferred 1mm Nnrmnn ru.lt, ln
Corpus Chrisll, Tcx., where he
win continue training with the
U. S. navy air corps.
In Hospital Mrs. Put Mont
gomery of Tho Herald und Nows
mm m receiving mcciicai treat
ment for threatened pneumonia
at Hillside hospitnl, She was
admitted Thursday morning.
Returns Home Mrs. J. H.
Carter, 1315 Pacific Terrace,
WhO rPPflvnrl Irfllllmnnl MM
pneumonia at Hillside hospital,
has returned to her homo and is
greatly improved.
Improving Mrs, Scnla John
son, 337 Grant, Is improving at
Klumulh Valley hospital whero
she Is being treated for pneu
monia. Sons To Meet Sons of Nor
way will meet at IOOF hull
Saturday, December 8, at 8 p.
m. mi mcmocrs are requested
to attend,
Recovering Donald Gregory,
1 l.vrnr.nlri nli nf ' Wllllnm M
Gregory of Dorris, Calif., is re
covering from an appendectomy
at Klamath Valley hospitnl.
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