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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1946)
0ilys Loavlng -Mr. mid i, Einiol llosley unci noun, (lrd und Frederick, uru imov this wui'k to Sim Juhu. lf.,f where Knurl lloiiluy una n E. lloHlcy uru opi'iilnu u I drlve-lu imirkvt. llimloy. ' is forinur poKtmiiHlur ut loqtiln, whs recently din rgtd (ruin tho nuvy, 1'rlcir to , notmiiHlornli!p, 11 as ley lea nnd opurutotl u urocery murkiit In Clilloiitiln. Mr, Mrs. llodluy uru both nutlvo JaiKonlo und Kimturn Htnr f tMtlc. Officers und mum i pf tho drill team of tlio VV utixlllury to tlin llrolhur d Of Kiillniiul Triilnmon nro e4o ultvnd practice Wciliies t 7:30 p. in., In tlio KC :, Tho flriit Wednesday ovo- Of onch month hns been not lor practice until further ,or nnd imyono lntcriKlcl In nnuntf u member nf tho drill n i.i Invited to uttcud tho (UOK. Jor Surgery Shirley Guy , 1 1-yiMir-old dmiKhtcr of rhd Mrs. Kcnnlt Sheet of 1 'Jillo Pino apartments, win kvA to thu Klmniith Valley Wl Siiturduy morning and ted upon Immediately for Klleltln, Sho In mild to be t nicely. OlToctlon Philip Sehwnb, returned yesterday from n t in Mliint'sotu, wus crronc ff reported to Imvo accepted tehlnif position nt Fremont 4. Schwab will bn on the ' school teiiehlntf stuff, but It not been decided lit which h4 ho will tench. Hrni.nd Club Tho Town 1 ilub will meet Tuexdny ut 8 $$ nt the homo of Mr. nnd 1. 3t. A. Myers 000 N. Bill. s regular uiiKlncits meet Inn "red by curdii und refresh i. Friends ore welcomo to lit With Son Mr. nnd Mm. r Schrclber of 1420 Look , ccompunlcd by their on, 8, pent the pant weekend ItiU another ton, Charles, ii stationed at Camp Oonlo, 1 . frniond Auxiliary Mem I pt tho Townsend club aux tjf will meet Wednesday at 1 iu at the homo of Grace Jer ,11114 N. Summcrii Inno, for otluck luncheon and socio! rpoon. 1 ochU Club Violet Vnncc tnturtnln Ye Oleic Pinochle t her home on Shasta wny flday. Luncheon will be d at 1 p. m., followed by are-Mm, Ethel Bnlley of burg nnd Mr. Mae Mason till City, here on nn official I to Bonanza Rchckuh lodiie. overnlKht guest at the 15 hotel. They left on Tueji- Jtiornlna 'or Burns, Corcoran III Cupt, Gcorgu Corcoran, Marine ljarracki (uur toriiuiNtor, wiih moved from li 1b homo at tho Unrrnck to tho naval hoxpllul ut Modford thin week, utter 0 midden Illness. Cupt. Corcoran wiih Hinted to leuvo In u few ilnyn for now duly ut Camp Pendleton, Calif., but It In now believed ho will re main In tho hospital for Home time. Mrs, Corcoran still re hUIoh ul tlio married officers' quiirtors ul tho Barrack. ( Luncheon Mooting Tho cham ber of commerce iinnuul mectinK commltleu met for lunch ut the 1'cllcan cufu Monday to (IIkcims further plan for tlio 1U40 meet ing. It wim decided to check on tho senling capaclly of various uudltorluunt where tho meeting mltlht bn held. Sevunil promi nent speaker were siiKKestod for the affair but no final de cision wan made. On Recruit Lonve RIchnr(i Wuyno Crumpiicker. nun of Mr. und Mm. Charles Allen Crum piicker, in:il Lust street, In homo on recruit leave from the naval trulnlnK center, Sun DIcko. Crumpiicker attended KUIIS. He In interested in rudlo und will tuko tho (nullification test for radioman school when hu re turns to duly April 8. Docks MOM lo Arnold Sol by, sou of Mr. und Mm. Snnford Selby of (150 F.ldorudo street, ar rived nt Sun Pedro todnv on n ship from tho Pacific, lie tins been 21 months nt sea. Arnold In u former Klamath hlifh school athlete. He expects dischurgc soon, . . Court Operator Auto court operators of the Klamath basin will hold a meetinu Friday nt 10 a, m In tho chamber of com merco to consider tho advisabil ity of formlnK nn organization to work together to uccoinpllsh their nlms, Anyono Interested In auto court operating in welcome to attend. Extension Meeting Klamath county homo extension commit tee will meet Thursday nt 10:30 n. m., in the homo demonstrn tlon office to complete flnnl plum for the homemnkers festl vul to bo held Mny 1. The Rroup will be Kuests of Mm. Wlnnlfred K. Glllen nt her home, 1050 Lc Hoy, for lunch, following tho mooting, ' Hospitalised Mrs. Rose Foil licit, saleswoimin at Craig's Htoro, Is still In Hillside hospital for medical euro. Sho became III over u wook ugo and was taken to tho hospital, Pythian Sisters Tho Pythlnn Sisters will sponsor u dish towel, apron und ruinmiiKo salu Siitur duy ut the lialslxer Motors sales room, Anyono having rummutfo In asked to cull 4000 or 71811. Hecelvlng Treatment Mrs, Curl Wilson, well-known resi dent of tho Fort Klamath dis trict, In receiving medical euro ut tho Klamath Valley hospital. In Hospital Mm. Albert Cluwson, 270(1 Dayton, In rccov orln( from mulor surKorv nt Klamath Valley hospital. She is not yet iiblo to have visitors. Visiting Cpl. S. A. Benedict, formerly of tho Murine barracks, In sneiuflnK Ills lenve in Klamath Fulls vlsllliiK friends. He Is sta tioned nt Mure Island. Mooting Place Changed Ye Oldo Pinochle club will meet this week with Kathryn Billings instead of Violet Vance, as pre viously announced. Home Mr. nnd Mm. Robert A. Thompson nnd children ore home from a vacation visit In California. State Police Make 40 Traffic Arrests Oregon state police were on hand lust Saturday at the junc tions of highway 66 and 308 In Lnkevlow for a traffic check which resulted In 40 arrests made during the day. Tho greater portion of the nr rests were for having no opern- lor n license nnd no warning do vice. PARK PROGRAM SALEM, April 2 (At The city council Inst night voted to place on the Mny 17 primary ballot a one-mill tax levy to be used to develop balem s parks. 550 Persons At Sing-Fest An ojftlmutod iittondnnce of 880 people, representing Protest unt churches throughout tho bnsln enjoyed the first program of "Everybody Sings," Sunday night. This progrnm sponsored by the Klamath Fulls Ministerlul asso ciation presents nn opportunity for everyone who likes to sing sacred selections, to get together onco a month for a lieurt-wnrm- Ing slng-fcst, according to the Hev. Howard P. Hutchln.i, pastor of the First Christian church. "Everybody Sings" will ' be held tho Inst Sunday of ench month In alternating churches. Tho first sing-session wns held Mnrch 31 in tho First Christian church. Tho hostess church is selected by drawing names from a box and the next church to be hostess to the group is the Church of the Nazarcno whore "Every body Sings" will be held. April 28, at 8:48 p. m. Mahogany trees In Honduras tuko about 200 years to rench full slzo 100 feet tall and 40 feet In circumference. Oregon Roads In Good Shape SALEM, April 2 (IP) All Ore gon highways were in good con dition today, the state highway commission said. The weather was clear at Sis kiyou summit on the Pacific highway and at Roseburg, and overcast at all other commission stations. The commission's dally road report listed tho following con ditions at mountain passes: Government CampOverciiAt, 23 de HERALD A NEWS, Klinulh Falli, Or. TUESDAY, Apill t, 1l, Tf sreea. total mow 09 inchea. roads bare throughout diitrlct. Santlam- Junction Overcatt, 34 de gree!, road normal. Total mow at aummlt 149 Inches. Odell !.ke-Ovrr.l, 33 degrees, 147 Inches of snow at summit. Roads bare. Tho two brothers, with Wal lace's daughter, Carol Ann, were scheduled to appear on a radio show tonight. Wallace and Carol Ann will go on as planned. 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