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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1946)
Choan Word ha been re ceived from Pvt. Juiiiio M. Kelly Farrl. on of Mr. mid Mr. C. W. Henry. Hint hu In one of IU men chudvii Irom 2SU for cadre school Hi Aberdeen proving ground In Muryliind. The men arc choon, according to copy ot tlio rouiilutliiiiH, fur potential leudemhlp tiuil llle und muni l rigid requirement including dim A proMoa and AUCT acorea of III) or higher. The require nicnla ure im hlilli if not higher lliun for OSC tundurd. lie hua been notified that lie will receive hi illiloina from KUIIS thli month also. Improvlnj Pvt. Ted Igl. Untied hluleii iiriny, wu able to lin out today for the firm tlino following- mi ullnck of pneninon lu. Ted, iun of Mr. und Mr. K. M. till, IHH4 Mulroai', hit been stationed lit Fort MiClel Iun, Ala., und bcciime III en route home, lie leave next week for Fori Uwluil, Healtlo, point of embarkation. Ted flew from Alubumu to It and con tinued on home by bua. Rummage Sal The F.uMern Slur Social club will apunaor riimmuKe aule Suturduy In the Muionlc temple, the doom to open lit B a. in. The temple I I lomted on Khimnlh avenue be tween 4th und nth streets. Thou haviiiK rtimmuiie ure akcd to bring urtlelea to the temple Frl duy between I and 9 p. ni. Bummigi Bala Membera of the Amerlcun Legion auxiliary will npuiMor a rummniio Mile Suturduy Blurting at 9 a. in. at 121) N. tlth. Thone huvltiK rum mage are utked to bring nrtlclea to thnt locution between I nnd 6 p. in. Friday, or cull 3.1S2 or MMIIH niul rummugo will be culled for. Dlnntr Party The Orlom' apeclul dinner party la plunned for Kridny ut 7 p. m., In the ciiinmiinlty hall, Garden avenue. Membera are ankrcl to bring gurt and dreaa will be hmiap drew or alack. A amiill charge will be made for the dinner. Arrival A May Day baby, born Wednesday, arrlJed at lllllalde honpttfl! for Mr, and Mn. Eugene Mayfleld, 2411 Wendllng. The little girl weighed 8 pound S "4 oimcea. Mayfteld la a Pelican Day Lum ber company employe. Treatment Clyde Taylor, employe of Sear Itocbtick com pany, la receiving medical treatment at llillnltlr hospital, lie waa admitted Wedncday noon. Taylor realdes at 2343 Union, Sen Born Mr. and Mra. Frank liogatuy, 1B40 Munzanltn, are parents of son, their flrat boy and second child, born at lllllalde hospital, May z. uoga lay la manager of Miller's shoe department. On Builna William Howell of Aahlund, apodal Insurance reprecnlutive, la here today, Ihursday, on business. In Hospital Ralph Macart ney Sr., 711 Washington, general muunger of Weyerhncuaer Tim ber company, is III in Hillside hospltnl and visitors are not permitted. Returns Mra. Frank Z. How ard, dean of girls at Klnmuth Union high school, hns returned to school after being culled to Portland by the serious Illness and dentil of her mother. On Business Arnold Gralapp, Hjipcrintcndcnt of public Instruc tion, Is spending severnl dnya in Portland on business for his office. Vliltlno Mr. T. W. O'Brien of Venice, Cullf., formerly of Klumutli Full, is visiting hem with her son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. und Mra. Harold Hurrllt of HI. Fruncl purk. Mra. O'llrlen pinna to leuve June I for New lluven, Conn., where she will visit a aim, Cupl. Allen O'llrlen who wua recently discharged from the uriny. liefore return ing to Venice, Mia. O'llrlen plana visits in Hulllmnre und Washington 1). C, and expects to go back to Venice around August 1. Anniversary Employea and guest of the Merit Washing Ma chine Service gathered at the Ulster cafe Monday night to ob serve the Hth unutversury of the organization. Citiesta included a number of out-of-town dealers und Mr. and Mr. Hon Power of Hiiutn Itosa, Cullf., who have been visiting ut tile home of Mra. Power' brother and family, Mr. and Mr. Merit Smith. F.nter lulnnient for the evening includ ed a program of mnglc tricks by Ted Stewart of Corvallls. Townsend For Dam Lamar Townsend, democratic nominee for congress from Ore gon's second district, told mem bers of the democratic central committee hi La Grande luat night thut he favored the Mc Nury clam project on the Co lumbia river but he believed thut the democratic adminis tration would be more cordial to the plan If It were bucked by a democratic cougrcaamun from this dlatrict. "We have democratic ad ministration in Washington," Townsend aaid, "and it is rea sonable to assume that If we had a democratic congressman from euali-rn Oregon he would have the cooperation of the udiiilnistrutlon on appropria tions and other vllul needs of the second dlatrict." A it la, tho Klamath Full lawyer maintained, tiio dlatrict la having to depend on a Mis sissippi democrat. Representa tive Kankln, to attuln reduced appropriations for Oregon's de velopment. Townsend Is currently mak ing a swing through the north ern section of this congressional district and is scheduled to visit F.nlerprie, Milton Frcewuter and Madras today and tomor row. Big Reduction Made In Employer Taxes SALF.M, May 2 fl'i A total of 6787 employer will get re duced rate till year under ex perience ruling provision of the unemployment compensation law, aaving $4,fl25,:iS0 a year in unemployment taxes, the tute u n e ni o 1 o vment comnensution commission auid today. ' wooiroA cotr, hiw tots 10.H.11 Earl Sheridan Hurt In Fall From Ramp Earl Slierldun, employed a stockman by Commercial Main tenance company, 33B Klamath, offered a fractured left wrist and foot at 4:30 p. m. Wedne day when he fell from a ramp in the building. Sheridan, who Uvea at 9042 Miller, waa admitted to Hillside hospital where he is receiving treatment. TaiiaaDAT. uy t, im. 1 NSWS, Ikaill F.lla, Or. sL.l Ja M I HP U I I MP . .U The Pelican Theatre Proudly presents - Special Prevue Showing SATURDAY MIDNITE! Tickets NOW ON SALE at Your Favorite Klamath Theatre Moo Masting The Legion of the Mooae, White Pelican Le- ricm No. 1411, will hold It rvgu ur monthly meeting Sunday, May 6, at the Mooae hall at 2 p. in. Uixliii' Include initia tion of candidate and nomina tion of officer, with a hnnquet at the Wlllnrd hotel ln the eve ning. Member arc urged to at tend a there will be out-of-town members here for the event. rilaa Horns Cpl. Betty Rut ledge of the Wac ha arrived home by army piano from Camp Kilmer, N. J., to spend a 30-day furlough with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. William Itut ledge, 40)0 Altuniont drive. Cpl. Hutledge has been In the service for IB month. Trom th Tort Jack Mc Aullffe, well-known Fort Klam ath atockmun, wa a visitor in Klumnth Fall Wednesday. Mc Auliffe hn recently returned from Mayo Brother clinic In Hocheter. Minn., and reports hi condition greatly improved. Prom Data The dnte for the anmrul Junior-Senior prom given by Chiloquln high school in the school gymnasium, i alnled for Frlduy, May 3. A Klumnth Fulls orchestrn will piny and the public is invited to attend. Civilian Cpl. Norman D. Mc Keehan, route 2 box 473, re ceived his honorabln discharge certificate at Fort Lewi. Wash., April 26. He has been atntioned In Germany for the last 16 months. On Furlough Cupl. Freder ick Fox of Tulelnke 1 now home on furlough nftrr spending over three yenr In the South Pacific theater of operation. He expect to bn separated from the aervlco in July. Back on Job Gernld L. (Spec) Murray, recently dn charged from the army after four year of service, resumed his pent a Klamath county Ju venile officer Wednesday. Return Horn Mr. Snmuel A. Mushen and son, Robert, re turned Wednesday nt noon from a visit of severnl days in Med ford with her parent, Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Gore. 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