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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1946)
Sleds Wanted Tliu USO would HI") lu burrow IoIhikkuiis nil alocla lor its outdoor- uurty bunduy slnuo thuru In no mu rine oimlpmont uvulluulo. Tho club will luko tho rcniiormlblllty Of uny duiiniKo to tho eciulp mont. Also, truimportutlun to Moora iurk on tno sumo duy In needed, l'ooplo wllllnv to loun sleds or lurnlsli truimportutlon aro usked to cull B1U7. Vlillon Mr. and Mm. Gcortto Ithueuuvkor of North I'lultu, Nub., urrlvi-d hero thin week to visit with Mr. imd Mrs. Oriint Simpson of 612 N. Bill. Mrs. lthucbHckvr mid Mm. Simpson ara sisters. Blinpnon him boon qulto 111 but 1 showing Improve uiant, Potluck Tho minimi fulher ....I ........ .t.tll.,,.1. flltnif.i. fnl- Kt. 1'aul's Boy Scout troop will bo Hem luniKni, r rwuy, in u u tiutu in Iho St. PiiuI'h purlsh hull. Wyutt l'mlwett in scoulmiistcr. Mothvrii will nerve tho dinner. Mom Spencer Krlckson, non of Mr. and Mm. A. C. Krlckson of 2U41 Kront, recently received hlii dlHchurite from the army unci In now lit homo will) hi) purenln. Mt. Laki Mm, Crystal Ch'oync, who re - celved a broken, left log und nkle In u full lit her homo lust week, In now uble to be up on crutches. Mr. unci Mm, Lolund Ch.yne, W. M, Wllllum und Wllllnm Choyno left Wednesday for I' a a c o, Wash,, on a buslncaa triii. Mr. and Mm. Chircnco Gun kel und fiimlly moved to the llimur district biiluruiiy. Mra. Eitlello Hill la visiting at tho homo of Mr. and Mm. Wurrcn I'ultcrson ut Central Point. Mr. and Mm. Itonuld Whit lutch motored to Albuny Sun day with Mr. and Mm. W. V. Whitlatch who will visit with her father. Mr. Snrlimer. and other relatives, itonuld and wlfo returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Merrill Bond who rncontly nurchuacd a home on LaVerne street ara living at their new homo now. Mr. and Mrs, Bryant Williams have spent tho past week at ban Francisco. A number of people from this community nave enjoyea ski In at Lakevlew recently. It 1 with regret the commu nlty will los the services of Chanluln Graham Gilmer and family at the church. Chaplain Gilmer will leave Monday for Portland to enter medical school. J. F a I r e 1 o and son-in-law, Paul Whltlutch left for Pasco, , Wash., Wednesday morning. . Flexibility In Insurance Cftn 1 a ri Jt.ri h.xt Th. Ad)uilabl Policy May b your answer, PAUL A. LEE Phon 7777 111 N. Sth SUN LIFE OF CANADA Foresters Shuslu-Cuscudo sub section of Ainorluun foreslum will hold u monthly mooting in Mudfurd thla cvunlng to discuss O. und C. udinlnlstrullon's mus ter plun for timber munugemcnt. Copies ot tho A8C, which con- lulus lociu mommy jurunuy Hums, will bo dlstriliuicu to mumbers - presont. Kopresentu lives ure expected from Klumuth Fulls und Lukevlew, points lu Cullfornla und from Grunts Puss. ' Joins Army Cpl. Robert L. Collmun. 23. of Kluinulh Fulls, hua re-enllstcd In tho army for three yours, choosing the uir forcu in tho Kuropoun theater, Two of his previous three yeurs In service were spent in tho Aslutlc-Puclflc theuter. ' . Visits Friends Dick Robin rou, son of Mr. und Mrs. Hurry Robinson ol vullclo, aitenl sev erul duys ufler his recent tf Is churia from tno unny, visiting lrlends in Klumuth rutin, tHy and Dorrls, U 1 c k ultondcd KU11S. : Outdoors Albert R.' Ander son, rodmun for the U. S. bureuu of reclumution is out In the field uguln. Ho worked in the cngl nuer's office of tho bureuu dur ing tlie stormy weulher. - Valentin Dane Women of tho Moose ure sponsoring u vul online dunco unci purty bulurduy nlglit ut Moose hull, Friends of club members lire invited to civ Joy u good time ut tho party. . Radio Addition 11. Rlchurd "Dick" Mugulre hua tuken a po sition with KKJ1 radio station, slurllng februury 4. He is Iho ton ot J. F, Mugulre, pioneer realtor here. Visiting Hurry Robinson of Vullejo, Cnlif., former resident of Klumuth Fulls, spent several cluyn nere nils wceK. Koolnson wuu a logging contructor ut Bly und at JJorris. In Town Mrs. Emma Olcy ot Dorris was a business visitor in Klamath Falls Wednesday, 111 R. R. Taylor, local rcprc. scntutivo of Western Puclfic rail ways, Is ill at home today. To Medford Corp. Art Bragg and Sgt. Jlmnilo Younger of the local army recruiting offlco spent today In Mcdford. FRESH ARRIVING DAILYI FISH Navy Doctors To Leave Post Two nnvy doctors ot the Mu rine Burrucks received orders today. Lt. Cmdr, Robert J. Parsons, executive officer of the Hurnicks medical department, will go to o ureal l,ukch nuvui nosimui, Lt, Cmdr, Jumcs E. McLean will move to Baltimore, Md,, where no will no un Inspector in connection with navul medi cal uctlvltles. F vo nuvy nurses have lust been transferred from tho local Installation. They aro Monte E. -Kyle, Dlvla M. Rasmusson, Ex thcr E. Osmus, Doris O, Brown j and Lillian M. Blunchctt, all en-, signs, who go to vnrlous navul i hospitals on the west coast. j i Back to Work Gus Johnson. I city building Inspector, is buck ut tho city hull after an Illness i this week. EXEMPTION EXTENDED WASHINGTON, Feb, 15 OP) Summer seasonal rental units aguln will - bo exempted from rent control this yeur, tho OPA unnounccd today. The action extends an exemp tion In effect In the summer of 11145, and Is for tho season Juno 1-Soptombur 30. From Seaille C. M. Beck, Grcut Northern stutlon Inspec tor, is In Klamath Falls today from Seattle. nturnd Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Vellant of 4810 Peck drive, re turned this week from Arizona where they have been since late October. Vellant is a Great Northern conductor. , NOTICE. Operations Committee There will be a meeting of the USO operations committee at Z d. m. Suturduy in the USO. 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