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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1946)
. T.t Tiimnat Pho was stutlonod in bit, W10.i. it. B. armv f1 li"H returned . hero rS'ilnhi iiiiu and Is now ul lk0T..I 1 undo unci HUllt. WCMr W. C. Dulton of W K',,,,r aunt it) Nora Li. Sneaks' PlluI Le0 I!!? incisor on station lonnVullo" wllh Girl l ie of tJlrl Scout week. K7nt l'.m. Friday. Leavlna Mr. nrwl Up. M,.,.!.- P. HnlncK of Sturgis, MIcii., will llftm .,in,wli,n It... t In hero with their son and duughter- in-iuw, jvir. una Mrs. Puul llulnes, 410 N. Uth. They will slop two duys In Sun Francisco uuiuru entraining lor cmcugo. ilninoK lit a nrufmiirw.r nnKiliiiw.f In Sturgis. . , .. ...wi Mm .TnmnH i(,n-m '",,,. Kuthv ... I., tinrt .Tnnn nnrl Ion !em " .,. let V , return'''1 fJSiJKw with friend, and IvM. lnP Bobokahi There w 11 1UI " ,, ,l Tli.lir.lrn t. tTSTlho west hall Friday f ipi.oMi who como will ttoKliinii'l'i's youngest or- Ira. Lt Eitnhlllnd Tlio Camp I'LV. ii I.iiu hinn Pain ). H t 415 Walnut, and Ethyl L.. nxccullvo secretary, cuii S aciicd at tho. Cump Flro Lne,48B4 '11.1v nnH Mrs. E. H. Eford, 11 H Lincoln, returned tiaay ironi uiiruijiiibui, I fnr Crawford' L Ho Is a Groat Northern Sector. l..jr.it There will do a f ... f.tl l.mnrlf.nuf nun. Id fire uni u""1"1'"'. ...... fen KFJI tonlKht. Thursday, lo 7:15, In connection wun IpFIro wecK. Borln Mr. and Mrs, Shivo of Washington street iimong tno lunmum runs e!t mending a week at Rich- m Springs, -uui. a 10 ri a o rkinmiiui Mm Vnn Order of Amor Liu hnlri a rcuular meeting rday at fl p. m. in IOOF hall. nmcnis tutu vMa TTi.i Uie meeting. Vaeitlon Mr. and Mrs, td Hoover. 3031 r rciaa, axe fn( In Spokane, Wash. Their dioi, Sheridan Lee, Is with .An. Homa Mr. and Mrs. luf Glbjon of the Commun: grocery have nurcnasea we fl Bliss residence at 2118 jimatlon and will occupy lt wtcs. .TV. nlr-lrflnn. lprffjirv to police Judge, Is ill today. jn bar a Carlson Radios EGAL NOTICES MNONII KOH I'lMMCATION g rgullr No. 7A17 mt cntcufv cotinT op the TZ Or OIIKGON IN AND WUH COUNTY Or K LAMATH ti r. lewis, riaimiff. VS. LEWIS. Defendant HAM LEWIS. Defendant. 1THB NAME Or THE STATIC Or rn: you tro hereby required to and answer tho Complaint (lied ii ywt in lite above entitled mil i four werki from the date of the puDiiraunn or I till Kummoni if if Ifl and Niv si nnunnanKr and ptihiuhed In Klamaiti Ore on. which maid riafa la the lUr o( March. 11)40. And If you fall liuwrr nr nthrrwlin inmar fnr thtrrnf ltia IHnlntlff will annlv tn nuwt tvt ma ucktvw Ql aoeoiuie lummoni U aarved unon veu hr htlon Dllniiniit In nril.r rt linn. I DlVirT II VuntlnnliAra .Ttitta fit t-wjta rnimcn uouri, mao ana m rebrunry aoih. 104rt, which Or ZfH ,tln Surnmom herein be wq once a week for four aHie fwkt. and that tho (Into of the rpubllcition of iin Id Summoni lift 11 f"""! J mil, u. a. UAI-.CN TINE. Allnrimu f. nislntlff M M. 7-14 No. 300 hUT(T. TO CIlKDITOllft ti 18 URnsny given1 that liVV nn" twnn appointed Kx- 17. .," . In"t wm an(1 ToBtament m Klamilli County, jind has quall- I Kmadi having clnlma agalnit Si. V"re ""ahy nollllcd to proaont L undiralanerl Executrix at r on tho Klnmnth Falli-A.hland n'nSI ." ",' ""i ' A. W. n"' ""ma Itutldlns Klamath i.Miiicriy vorinea ann EMBL MrVAY, u',?"l.',.", " 'lal of Myron "M. 7.14-SlNo. 301. OLLED MECHANICS WANTED! .Pacific, the West's L rond' hos Plenty -of ijos open at many places I . no lie for skilled ma- carmen, pipefitters IT Plumbers, boiler- aLi..od pay- ood work ndltlolls plenty of big II. .. , """ranee and pass ccs. hospital and medical 1 '"ib retirement . pension it tS Pl today a good i 10 be with. Plenty of op.jjj - The friendly Southern Pacific kl ur,Ue Trainmastor. S.P. - a. Agant. Naw Machlna A. new tele type machine for inlcr-communl-cutlons between out-of-town bunks, has been lnstiillvd in the First Nullonul bunk in Klamath Falls this week. All of the stenographers aro being litHtruct ed In operating the machine. Batumi W. B. Burncs, pio neer resident of Klumuth Fulls, has returned to his homo at 324 S. 8th following a visit of several weeks In Fresno with his son, Mujor Zed Humes, and with his daughter, Mrs. Webb Kennctt, of San Jose. Baby Clothing Mrs. Grace Jerrue, president of the Town- send uuxlliury, announces that ii iurf ummty of buby cloth ing will be on snlc at the Town send rummuiic snlc to be held in tho Bulslifcr building on Satur day of this week. ' Arriva Today Margaret Mealy, regional supervisor of the National Catholic Community service, women's division, ar rived today from Seattle. She will attend the USO closing cere mony tonight. Rasumas Work Elton Smith T4 U. S. army, Is home with an honorable discharge after serv ing two and one-half years in the ETO, and has taken his old Job back as teller In tho United States National bank. Rally Data Changad The Klamath Lake Christian En deavor pre-convcntlon rally to bo held In Tulelake March 17, has been postponed until March 24, 7 p. m. Racovarlng Ralph Fuller, teller at tho First National bank has been home for the past month on account of illness. He Is recuperating slowly from a sclge of flu. Plaatiira Trip Mr. and Mrs.. Everett Hoover of Weyerhaeuser camp 6, are In San Francisco on a pleasure trip. They expect to be gone a week. In Hospital Shirley Book, 11-ycnr-old daughter of Mrs. Ethel Book, 5704 Avalon, is receiving medical attention at Hillside hos pital. On Laava Everitt Barker of Klamath Falls Is home on leave. Ho will report to San Diego March 25 to receive his discharge. Yraka Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mark and Bertha Leslie went on a short trip to Yreka last week. Scout Will ! Be Chosen For Trip . i ; siMuuni, mis area lor a trip to tho Phllmont National OCOtlL enmn In ! 1 il. acout office announced today. ' ip win include a tour of llie Carlsbad Caverns, visits to four largo southwestern cities, horseback riding and camping at Phllmont, and explorutlons of that section of the country. KxnnilKfU (.mr.i.nllnM l.n i,, V . : "",uu,,5 w fiuu will be puld by the organization. i'uop win cnooso us can didate by Juno 30, and each dis trict will then select one of these as district candidate. From the four boys who represent the four districts, one will represent the council. Hociuiromcnls aro that the boy bo at least 16 years old by July 1, a first class Scout, have a medical examination to establish good physical condition, a good Boy Scout in accordance with tho Scout luw and oath, and he must be an experienced camper and provide himself with camp ing equipment. The troop candidates who are not chosen will bo qualified to go on an eight-day pack trip to urn .1111 to ousters, scneaulea to begin August 10. Vacation Visit Mrs. Oscar Anderson Is in Portland and Ore gon City for a week visiting with her brother Oscar Bcrglund and family. Berglund Is a former resident of Klamath Fulls where he was employed with. the First National bank. Thursday. March 14. 194S HERALD AND NEWS FIVE Called Away Mrs. J. A. Daughtcry of 2303 Union was called to Dallas, Tex., this week by the death of her brother. Just Arrived At DREW'S! 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