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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1946)
SHAI.D a Hint. Kl.imlt ralla, Ora. WXtlNraDAT, May II, law, ran nn CITY I m. mm ill mm BRIEFS iiiiiaiiiiii Lhiii lift ly SimpHiMi of Fori ilciiulug, (in., Icll (or her home today utter spending the Runt yi'iir line lit the Inline o( Ir. unit Mm. Tell Kinney, 7H5 N. 11 111 . Mms Slinpiioii Iiiih lieen employed tit llio Klial Nutlonul bank In 1 1 1 in city, i lurry Finney drove Minn Simpson to Mcdfurd thin in i ii 1 1 1 1 u mkl Kim look n plane roni there (or llio south, The engagement o( Mb Klnip ion umi Finney wuii announced loinii time Hilo III lieorgla iintl the wedding will tiike plni'r early this aumiiicr. Mr, uinl Mm. Ted Kinney plan to (ly buck for the niitliilf. f , Named Dull' mill Dun linn inker, anna o( Ituy L. Jlunsaker o( 2073 Summer lane uru co Chairmen of tile coininltteu (or procuring apeaker mid diaper Onea (or the (ornuil dinner (In nee iponsnred Jointly liy the Inde- nilenl Men unci Women or Wil ly on Hip eve- ninK ul Muy 17. Diilc la u Keillor I the university with lilii iniijor itnily In blolouy. Don la n fresh man mid Iiiih hiislnciia iiclinlnlii (ration ii li! major con rue. Demi Ilimr Farm Editor H.r. (irrtrudo Dleken, editor of the Farmer'a Wife innuiilne. wan In Klamath K'allH today visiting with Mm. WlnnKied K. (illlen, county home demonstration iiKent. Minn illlcki-n In iK'Conipaiiled by Mia. JMiihle Mack, extension special Jit In home mnnaKeinent from OSC. The three women aprnt the afternoon vlslllng rural homes In the county. ! ciki rrogr.m r.nicriain iiirnt fur memliera of the Klka I. nine Thursday at H :t0 p. ni. at the club will Include the Kro mimt Junior hlith aehool boya Vhorus of 34 voices, directed by Mrs. Oln Man Curler. Also on the program will be the color sound film "Fighting Lady" which will be iliown by Vernon Chltwood, nnvy recruiter. ' Demonstrations All business persons, both men and women, are Invited to attend the demon stration to he given nt 7:31) p. m. tonllihl, Wednesday, at the Wl- lirillll IJH1IIIHH11 fill iree.iMK IOOII. Al 9 n lit mi TluituHit u nnrl mImi on Friday a demonstration on home canning will be held. f a m n Denial ra I Inn TYnplatra. Hon for aummer camp at Camp Esther Applrgate la open for all registered Girl Seoul. Hcgislra Hon may be made at the local Scout office, 41 'i Main. The reg latratlon (re must accompany the application. Rotary All Catholic Dsuiih- (era art a iked to attend the recita tion of th Holy Hojnry at Earl YVhltlock's Funeral horn at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday for Mra. Cath erine Buermann, mother of Carrl. McMahon. Ft. turns Violet McFadyon of Mi. Crater rooms, returned last night from Ban Lina Obispo where aha was called recently by the Illness of an aunt. She visited In Cottonwood with her family en route to Klamath Falls. Recovering Mrs. Naoma Kllnkhammer of 1414 Homcdulc, Is recovering from a serious 111 neu at her home, She will be allowed to receive visitors Thursday or Friday of this week. To Bremerton Mra. Gerald Paschal haa driven to Bremer ton, Wash., to meet her husband, MSgt. Gerald Paschal, who has Juat returned from service In China. Me will be discharged at Ft. Lewis. Visits Mrs. James 8. Caras and son Jimmle arc hero from Missoula, Mont,, visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Lavln of 5331 South 6th. They will remain for a mouth. Gr.el.d Mrs. M. H. Mcsser of 3312 Miller, received Mother's Day greetings In a long-distance call from her son, Ernie Heed, employed at the Universal studios In Hollywood. Examination Allen Arlen, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Artcn of Klamath Falls, left for Port land yesterday to lake his exam ination prior to enlistment in the marine corps. On Furlough Pvt. William L. 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