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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1946)
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Hlilnii, Mill Chillies mid Mnrclu Lewis left Suniluy by ciir for Inwu, where they will visit friends mill relatives In CuM-y iiml Urs Moines. They uro Kolnil by Wliy "I Ib'iiu unci Suit l.uke City unci plun tu return tliu hitler purl of June by thu niirthi-rn route, when they uru li'UvliiK KIiiiiiiiIIi Full to make lliclr licnne In (limits I'lim. C. Of C. Plans For YMCA Here date plnrtn will bo held at Ih I'liuinbiT of ciiiiiiiiiTcn Friday evening ut 7:.'ll. All interested perrons urn urited to attend. Word Received Friends here received word today of the death , ,r,t,?,Ml"T Mrs'TVX of lixhinenl of a VMCA III Kluinuth jUko City, formerly of Klamath Kail wero laid ymterday at a i Fulls. Tho child wai killed In ALD S) WW1, KUln.lt r.lli, Oft. WEDNESDAY, Jeae S, ISIS, win meeting In tho chuinber of com merce room. Dwlght O. Welch, assoelutc urea iieeretiiry for tho northweiit, niilllni'd ilun for the drive to a riiiiiiiiitti'v of local men. Under pri'wiit pinna a ImdKcl of from $111100 to $7000 will be called for to Ki't the Y proifram KolnK. A further ineetliiK to consull- un automobile city. accident In thut CAHD OF THANKS We wlih to express our sincere Ureciiition for the many kind nesses und cxpresMions of sym pathy received during our recent bereavement. Mary W. Offield and family. Arrlvts In United States IA. William lletip, son of Mr. mid Mrs. A. I. Ileup of 417 Lincoln, arrived on the eiist const today followliiu u fllKhl to the United Stutes from Culmttu. Indlu. Ac cording; to word received by his parents ho will lo to Furl Lewis for his dischiiriie from the army (liiartermuster corps and will arrlvo in Klamnlh Fulls next week. Reservations Hepilbllcans wlaliinil to attend the noon lunch eon mcctlim Friday of the Ore nun Council of Itenulillciiu Wom en ul the Wtlliivil. should mukv reservulliins wllh Mrs. II. K. Wat ti'iiburK. phone 711D5, by noun Thursday. Gearys to Ban Diego Mr. und Mrs. K. A. Henry und duuuhter Alice ure leuvlnu today by train fur Sun Friinclsco, und from there will fly to San Dleno where Mr, (ieiiry will attend a con vention ol seedmen to be held lit t'oronado, They will return next week. Knights of Pythias Thu Knlilhts of i'ylhiiis will hold u social dunce ut the I OOF hull InnlKlit, Wednesday, ut 11:30. lie frcuhuients will be served fol IiiwIiik the dunce. Knluhts, Sis ters, und friends ure Invited to ullcnd. To Civ Te The Venture club will lllve a silver ten Slit lirdiiy iilternoon, lioiirs from ,'l to 0 p. in., ut the home of Mrs. Ituse I'oole, 400 CuiiKcr. The af fulr will be held In the Kurden, but In case of rain will be held indoors. Visitor From Alaska Mrs. Dixie Teasley, who was employ ed as sulcaliidy for nine's sev eral years, Is a visitor with her sisters and sun III Kliumith Falls and Corvullis. Dixie und her husband ure now llvluu In Ketch ikan, Ahisku, whero he works us a saw filer. Trip Mrs. Grnco Goodrich. 1212 llomediile, plans' to attend her KranddaiiKhter's itruduutloii from hluh school in Sun Jose, Calif., June 12, and visit In Ouk lund before relurnliiK In about two weeks. Discharged Jackie J. Huney, S 1c, 4040 Alliimont drive, bus been honorably dlschnrKcd from the navy ut the Shoemaker cen ter in California. For Lot Angeles Mr. und Mrs. Pete lledbem and sons Itrent and Rudy, led today for a trip to Los An lea and Holly wood. They plan to stay until June 13. Mrs. Iledberii wanted to visit the southern city and the movie cupltul before leaving for Sweden this summer. Drum Practice The Eagles auxiliary drum corps will prac tice Thursday at 7 p. m .sharp at Conger school. Sid Herbert, drum Instructor, and Jack Hen ner, drill instructor, will be present. All members are urged to attend practice. From Lakevlew SSgt. James S. Younger returned to day from 10 days spent In Lukevlcw on recruiting duty for the U. S. army and is back In the office In the post office building. Ftom University Juanila Shlnn, graduate of KUIIS clnss of 11)43, returned to her home at 231 N. 7th Saturday from the Pacific university where she has been majoring In journalism the past year. Will Speak Dr. Morgan S. Odell, president of Lewis and Clark college In Portland, will speak at the morning service, Sunday, June 0, at the First Presbyterian church, 0th and Pine. Business Trip 1 loll is Jobc and Lock fletliune went to En gene Monday on a brief business trip. KIRBY Vocuum Clooncrt Ailhrlif4 air nd Hvrvk ftt Na. lath rhn (Ul, 1141, : r an CARLOAD Electric WATER HEATERS JUST ARRIVED! 32 GALLON CAPACITY APPROVED WATTACE Hurry! -- if you need an Electric Water Heater 66 100 Also for Immediate delivery, a few GALLON WATER HEATERS GALLON WATER HEATERS If your present heater Is Inadequate, get on of these large heaters. 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