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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1945)
MUD mnu ms Midland MIDLAND Tho Midland f:nino homo ouonomlcs ulub hud U ChrlHtuiUH imi'ty nt tlio homo of Mm. Kuy Ilnf f TuoHdiiy uftor noon with 10 niombors present. Aftor tho buslnoss mooting; gifts woro oxolimiKOd to tho do llKht of nil. Lunohoon wu iorved by the liostoss to Mrs. AuKUnt Audi loll. Mm. John Mist ler, Mm. Loon Andrlou und dill dron, Raymond, David und Itulh; Mrs. Frod Crupo, Mm. Pearl Burnett, Mm. Lylo Hickman and dnimhtor Carol; Mm. W, G. Ely, Mra. II. H. Liii'tfunt, Mm. lSnimu Lamb, Mm. Luo Sutton, Mm. Ouoi'ic Andrlou und datiKhtcr Mary: Mm. Vurland Hull and on Loo; Mm, Hoy Huff, Mm. Ernost Mllanl, Mra. Wilson Phlppa and Mra. W. II, Philips. Tim mix I mooting will ho hold tho first TuiiNdiiy In Jniuuiry with Mra. Emma Lamb, Tho Midland Victory club mot Wednesday with Mrs Floyd Buhrlu. fled Crmi sowing win aucomplislicd, A nor Uio anclnl hour, refreshments woro aorvod by tho hostoss. . , Tliono proauut woro Mra. Katlo Phlppa. Mra. LuHoy llouclc mid ion Loland; Mra. Edward Burko and aona, licldlo and Gary: Mm. Louia Paddock und children, Hutli and Danny; Mra. Wilson Phlppa, Mm. Charlca Gray and daughter Charlono; Mm. Wen dol Waliirljjhl and ohlldron, Hob and Mury Ann; Mra. Frnncls Flowers and Terry und Shirley Buhrla. Tho noxt Victory club meet- ing win mo mo (uriKimaa party Mra. Edward Bwku will bo hunt ciia Docombor 10, ul tho homo of nor parents, Mr. ana Mra. John Miatlor. Mra. Edna Travom returned Tuoaday morning from Forluna where alio apont a few duya with irienas. Mm. Fred Dohhnan and Au uat Tlkklnln loft Sunday after. noon for Sun Francisco with n load or unrlalma trees. Mra. Opal How moved Inst week to hor new home In Slcw- aro-Lenox ndclll on. S in li n ri boon making her homo with Mr. and Mra. rred Uohlmnn and fauv lly. Mr. and Mm. Gcoruo Andrlou hnvo purchased a new homo in Klamath Falls. George wai re leased from the army two weeks ago. Hager Bob Coker la working with a spud-sorting crew near Henley. Mr. and Mm. Doyle Carte were caucrs at linger Sunday night. Several cars of potaloea have been loaded at tho lido track here tho pant week. Snow and rains tho past week have mado tho aldo roada very niunoy. Mm. Bottle Wrluht wiu dnllv. erlng boxed stationery last week that alio had taken orders for some time ano in the interest of ma llonioy lile.li school girls UIUD LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS No. una in tub ciiicuir court or Tin TATr or oiieuon rim klamath LKNITA t. HOLLAND. FUlnUff, '"ANK.'' HOLLAND. Defendant -AA 71V ABOVE NAMED rilANK I. HOLLAND. UKp-KNUANT: IN THE NAMK tlV Tlli! RT1T nf OIIKOUN. yoq are required to appear i.u ii.i. vjimpiaim eBHinil you In the atxjve eutllled cauae, on or before December nl. IIU.1. thai belns tho Ian day of tho lima preacribod In the order for publication of thli aiitnmona. it rou fall to ao appoar or an.wer, lor want hereof, plalnlllf will apply to tho aliovo milled court for the roller prayed for In her complaint, to-wil: Hint a Judgment be entered dluolvlns the contract ol marrlaite exlellnti between you and plaintiff. Thla aummona li aerved upon you by publication thereof onco a week for four eucceulve weeka In the Ilarald and Newa, dally nowapaper printed, pub lished and of general circulation In Klamath County, Oregon, by order of the Hon. Uavld n. viimletiberff. made and entered on Decemlwr 7. 11MS, The dale of tho flrat publication of Ulla aummona i ijernmner lu, 104,1. FAIIIIKNM St MAXWELL, Altorneya lor Plalnlllf Ma Main Street Klamath ralla, Oregon. P. 10-1M4-31 No. MB. New Pine Creek NEW PINE CHEEK The East Hide gningo bazaar to be Hold nils Saturday evening la expected to draw one of tho largest crowds of the acoaon, Everything scorns to be pretty well workod out 10 that the aliiKo la all act for a Hood time with plenty of booths, fish ponds fortune toiling, produce market, fancy work, cider and coffee and doughnuts and a urand time for all. Plato lunches will be avallablo too, and tho affair will bo wound up with a dance. Up on this occasion tho public Ja cordially invited. Around (13 East Side grangers motored to Thomas Creek last Saturday evening to attend the Installation mooting of tho three, I'-usi, went, anu Tiiomaa crook KnuiKcK and reported a very good time, The newly elected East bide grungo master. L-uto Miller, expressed satisfaction at havlnif all or his officora present to be Installed In their now offices. Evoryono was impreasod with tho friendly cooperative spirit that prevailed, Those present were extended an invitation to attend tho bazaar this Saturday evenlnii ut New Pino Creek and also for tho biff grango got-to-gothor to bo held December 2D at the Kust Side hall, at which all uritnge members are cordially invited. Tho music for tho affair was largely furnished by a purt of tho East Side orchestra. Imo geno Batman, substituted at the piano for Mrs. Ermu Sanders who took sick und had to be taken home at tho start of the dancing. Tho Home Ec club met lost Wednesday afternoon with 10 members present who finished tho quilt that Is to bo raffled off at the bazaar. At tho meeting Mrs. Daisy Fleming, president of tho club, emphasized the fact that each grunge lady member must not overlook to bring two or three Items valued nt from five cents to SO cents. Also the lady members are to bring two of tho following, a salad, sand wiches, pie or cuke, All Indies woro admonished not to forget tho harvest table, bring anything in tho produce line, apples, car rots, cabbages, turnips, pump kins, squash, potatoes, onions, canned fruit, a chicken dead or alive, rabbits, eggs, canned mlnced-meat etc. Also each lady Is to bring one or moro pot holders and aprons. Mrs. Ray Bishop was hostess for the meeting serving coke, fruit salad with whipped cream and coffee. A fine specimen of a big buck deer, with flvo points on one aldo and alx points on tho other, got his liberty . lost Monday morning week ago, at tho hands of William Smith who released tho old boy after ho had been fouled In a fence nearly oil night, Judging from appearances. Tho deer was caught In the fence on tho old Morrison place, running between Mra. Eliza Mc Crury's place and that of Mrs. Alpha Smith's. He had evident ly misjudged the hclghth of the fence which was a little above overage and had run his hind legs through tho wire mesh at the bottom and his front legs, horns and neck had gone be tween tho top and second barbed wires stretched nbovo the net ting headed west. His rear lens wcro securely enmeshed and due to nis largo spread he could not extricate his head and front legs, so there ho hung with a dread four bulging from his angry, bloodshot eyes. Mrs. McCrory had summoned Smith to get the deer out of his entanglement but warned him he better got nippers and a club. But Smith climbed through tho lonce, approached tho hind quar ters of the animal bare-handed lifted first one, then tho other Of his back lciis out nf the mesh: but not easily for the deer was nenvy and threshed -obout madly. Once his hind legs were iree, the animal shot through the top wires with u vongounce, headed west and south toward Mra. Mo Crary'a, then turned abruptly and camo right back to tho fence toward Ills liberator, shak ing hla noma florcoly Hko ho was going to charge through It and pin Smith on his antlers. Smith, howovor, stood per fectly still admiring tho beauti ful fallow und wishing for his camera. Tho door wheeled and cavorted across tho lot. Smith then loft tho spot and mado to ward homo but oil the whllo looking buck at the doer who leaped back over tho fence ex actly whero no had heen caught und out across tho Gentry field, Into tho orchard there, then over a fenca, ucroas tho mill ditch with u bound und on up the mountain aldo Just back of town. Smith watched tho graceful and now gallant deer disappear into a side hill ravine with a linger. lng feeling about his experience that he could hurly believe that he had actually laid hands on that beautiful wild fellow. Mr. and Mra. Frank Alexan der donated $5 to the cemetery fund. Al Burgoyno, wlfo and daugh ter, Sharon Lee, arrived last Saturday from Malin, Ore., for a few duya visit with his father, Jim Burgoyno. Al has complet ed three years In the army scrv Ico in Italy and Germany. He Is now enjoying his discharge. S 2c Gcorgo McLaln came home last Saturday morning with a permanent discharge from the navy. Ho was accompanied by ids wife from Concrete, Wash. Sunday marked a glad homecoming dinner at the Ho mer McLuin residence with 10 members of the family present. Those present were, Mr, and Mrs. Honhor McLaln and children Mildred, Pearl, Gale, Homer, Harvey; Mrs. Fred McLaln,. whose husband Is In Manila; Mr. and Mrs. George McLuin; Clyde McLuin, now in the nuvy, who left Sunday afternoon for San Diego; Elaie Turpln; Mr, and Mra, Clarence McLaln and four children. The meeting waa held at the ? range hall. Mra. Sarah Johns on was elected president and Mrs. Thelma Butler secretary. The obicct of the club is mainly to familiarize its members on the very latest methods of sew ing such as are used In Red Cross sewing centers. Many short cuts are taught which aid the busy mother or housewife con siderably. Word was received last Mon day morning thut James E. Pern berton died at 3:30 Monday morning at the veteran's hospi tal at Reno. Full particulars were not learned concerning the cause of the death but it was believed to be of, sudden na ture. Trucks of the 476th quarter master group traveled 9,000,000 mites In Europe, WHY BE FAK? Get nllmmmr without exercse Yon may Iom ponndi and have a DKir lender, vac ul figure. No eiercUlnc. NoUiatlvea. No drags. With IMm A YDS plan yoa don't cut out any tneata, lUrchca, po taloea, meate or butter, yoa im ply cut tlKm down, ire easier when yofi enjoy dilldoua (vita min fortified) A YDS before meal. AImo.uLpIv harmteaa. 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