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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1946)
W nl .l.t.i IVJTm Hit..- -I. nav yiiwHii mi . umu mm. . nor J. UoihiIb unci thnlr H)llllllllllMlllHlllllllil I mma . ' -j HEBALD NEWS, KUmath Filli, Ort. T HUBS DAT Mreh t. 1I4, Fftf I . .. . I M1" ..1,1 unii. .Ilihll Vlnliilv '',r,cSni'iiilly to I""''" tholr homo IV. t...tr llull-ll't. Thuv hlivtt tin u"j t . Ilic IiihI two weeks visiting If111 , lu' miii-i.iiIu - Mr. mill i. .i.ii YiuIom, 101 Old iiiIh wus rucontly om lliu iiniiy modi- I1 ;i rniid. UuiiiiIh wum rucontly I huiKcitl it ,1 cor ospllul 'In w physiotherapist on thu H of tfio Leltormun Generol iioiiiii i" s"" ''"'"-'ifco. ffom Sacramento Clnronco i.i,.inn. 0 nuiiiuur Willi mo location of cost and rcpuymcnt l lon..i,;... ,.,.i,lnnl nrrirn nt tCl""" .. if. I In tlin Tm.nl Itf"1""1" ""l... Vni.r.. .J in11? i uLi li. i.iii.riilliui nrwl flkB I1' linnin. i . . i..iii.iiiii,n studies. Leon Hon- I and Lolund K HU also i the regional offlco, linve been c the past li reo u" ou' !!; i connection with bureau nidlcs. Tlicy ion inn niKiii. B.turni Mrs. Fred Cofor re n..i um.rinv from a 10-dnv i.ll HI J-IIUUVII.U TY..II i.. i, l nfin.ln.lnw. Mr. nnd tfr, Arthur Fouler. While there r . .....,.i..,l Din uoldcn.onnlvor- of Ciirniitlon lodge, Order H. T... .,,,.,,,1 n?f lM r nf lh fJIJptcr were present for this kOth iinivciBi" jr. Home Now After four years L the U. S. nrniy, Jay W. North ;tlvcd his honorable dlscltnrgo (rtllicato nt Fort Lewis, WbhIi., ?u i in i the ETO and ho had the of staff serxount ut the time d discharge. 1W Is now homo Broad, and present plans arc adellnltc. miIil TTIfM 1 I.t. L.niirenefi iioberw. United States army In Lr, visited hero this week lh Ills lter, Helen Roberts, U52 Muiwonlta. He has re turned recently from lengthy ktvIco In the South Pacific, and a on Inactive duly. Roberta is ., en routo to Vancouver, i'uh., to visit nt Ills former :om. , Correction Mrs. Kuthcrinc J. OUon, 2440 Hcclamauon. nas hid her sonK, "Melody of SonK," ictcptcd for publication, lhis ll IhO Iirsi SOUK ivirs. unun una iriltcn, having composed tho turobcr In 1034. It was crron Miisly reported that Mrs. Os borne was the composer and tlint it was the second, and not the lint, song to bo published. Moot Tonight Kappa chop- is, Beta Sigma Phi, will meet this evening, Thursday, at 8 o'clock nt tho homo of Mary riih, Alpha apartments No. 316, with Lillian Rcdkey as hostess. VMIng sorority members arc welcome. VUIU Femilv Mrs C. H. Seely, the former Norma Ustlcki iiughtcr of Mr. and Mrs. J.XA. il'rtlck, 2441 Orchard way, or lived this week from San Diego lit vujit her family. Her hus- tind, who is in tho navy, Is sin Med in San Diego. Grange Meeting' Members of the Shasta View grange will Sive a regular meeting Tliurs dijr, 'tonight, "at 8 o'clock In the Shut school. Thcro will be niliitlon of candidates at this wlon. In Delaware Mrs. Harry Orem, the former Juno Dickson, u In Wilmington, Del., where r;r husband Is stationed. She is Ae daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Dickson, nnd he is tho son ti Mr. and Mrs. Ira Orem. Clilmi Businoii Aubrey Tus- mil, referee for unemployment Mnpcnsnlloii will bo here today jnd tomorrow from Salom on bulncss with the claims depart ami of tho U, S. employment nrvlcc. Itt Hamllnl 1 Unnrnir rirn,,. Un f.ntl.l,,1 Pnmn Wlilln hnunl. HI last week for major surgery, Wof this week. He will 'be in e hospital for 21 days. Ffnm JmAtmjt T T i rni - .... u 'I1UWM U UUI Wn of Medford, who has como rkinmutii Falls for years on wness, was hero tills week and :'nounced that he is moving to r-jvni! wiin ins inmiiy. Homr. V- Cl l ni. : ) Sn, daughter of Mrs. Carl on of Lawrence street, is Bong the students homo from iiom tho University of "son ior spring vacation. 1 . " La I En3'e Members of the May K:n.ir.u ni,,i. ...in . .i . n.-" -niu will iiiucv at Sfnome of Helen Senther, 1948 iZ i nA ncross from c Shasln Wol, Friday at 7:30 p. m. I... ; .. "a ""Doicans Mem Z . fte looi" nnd Rebekalis e invited to attend a dance ,je given in the IOOF hall .t ! ' P,:,,""" iripMr. and Mrs. Z t W- Kilbv wero in Port- lim 1 wecKend ior consulta yn " veterans administration Om w,,h Flu Dr. Jumes liM iCl t38 Hillside, is con- Inn s home wlth on 8ltack Meet me m mmmmmmmmmmmptj,smmmm T-i """" 1902- .in y mm a dEMm 2-1946 MEW ARRIVA a 4h RAYON JERSEY PRINTS In pretty colors to stimulate your flair for sewing! eajfO Limit 8 per customer I7 . BALCONY y ' PRINTED OUTING FLANNEL Limited quanlty 38" wide. Limit 8 yards per customer SW . BALCONY y Colorful COTTON PRINTS Limit juanty 36" wide. Limit 8 yards ta Prints ylCvf! 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