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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1946)
jllll MhIi Tonight Allruii eluiii of the Kirot McthixllKl cliurcli will nii't'l toiilitlit. Miimliiy, lit H p. m. at llu) Iiiiiiio ol Mia. Kl d I fit I'uIiiuiii, Ii05 WuiiIIiiiiiI, Ladles Aid Tlx- Kluinulli I.UllllTHII l.lilllcs Ulll Will tlll'l't Tuesday ol U . 111. Ill lllr chill i ll on Cross uml Crrnci'iit. Tlir topic Junt It I FOR FATHER'S DAY V Gonuino I PANAMA ( HATS By I Stetson 1 Castle I Blici t 34 T 34 Othor Strawi A $2.50 up I 733 Moin f ly Mm. F. W. Di-lyi-a will be "KrliKlun In tlm Home." Thl will mi llic lilrlliiliiy party fur iMi'nilii'ia wtiuae ulrlhiluya wits in April, Muy, mid June. Hunt lire Mm. 1. Ci. iloff und Mm. C. Uiikiiiuii. Krlcniln und ini'inlx-D ure uitlcd tu attend. Expsctad Horn Mr. und Mm. Prank Ebuilfln, who llrw tu New York und attended the liitcrniitliinul Knliiry convention ut Aliunde City, are exiietled to nrrlvn homo today. 'I'hry huvo bi'i'ii koiiu u week und traveled bnth ways by pluiii), Grot Old Frlondt Dr. und Mm. Ureer (iluaciie, former rea iili'iiU of Kluinulli lulls now livlnu in Aslnrlu ulli'iidi'd the Hum) festival In iWtlund where they KKTlrcl muny old friends in lliu Kluinulli County Shcr ll( I'osse. Discharged Kour Klamath Kit 1 1 s servicemen were dls rhuiKi'd from the mvy, Juno 3, ul tlm ni l nuiiiK'l lopurutiiin cen ter, llrpinertoii, Wash. The mi'ii nro Hobirl K. Mlllliian, MM 3c, TIM S. Uth; Hornurd J. Keenun, KM 3C, 221 11111 lde; iJelberl II. Lyman, HA 1, 117 H. 2nd, und Hubert C. Her rlntltnn, coxawaln, 1778 Ktn. Ituliert 13. Kvuna, HUM 2c, of lluniiiizn, was also discharged. Valley Visitors Joan and Lnrry Anderson of Portland ac companied their uncle and aunt, Mr. und Mm. Dun Llnkey, home ufter tlm Hom! Festival, to spend a cuiiplo of week a on the Liakey much in i'on vulley, Joan haa just iirnduulcd from Junior high scliuol. Vacation at Banlf Dr. and Mm. K, OleUcho of Klamath Kulla, attended the Roae Festl. vui In I'urtlund. afterward tak- lull u pluno fur Luke I.oulav and Uunir where Jlicy will vacation until June 17, when they will return to thia city. Eagles Auxiliary Drum Corpa The Kuttlea Auxiliary drum corps will meet fur pruetlee to nllllit ut 7 ut Conner achoul wllh Jlick lleuner ua drill Instructor. All rurpa inrmbcrs ure urifed to litlend. Olflc.r Installed Al the re cent election und Inalulluliun uf ufflcrra fur the Kuttlea uuxiliiiry, Mra. Mary Lewis wua Inatiillcd na aeerelury. Mra. Lewis' mime wiia untitled from the ll.it print ed in the lloruld. WEATHER WIATHr.K Maa. Kusan aa Klauiam rant H n Hwramanlo . .. . 74 I'nrllaiKl - .... HO Hano 78 Nan franclaeo M as Haaltla n MAtmA as Had BluH 7a Mln. Prarlp HI M a u w NORTMKKN CAI.lrOllNI AClaar In Amr anij TUMdiv. mains daylima Lmparaluraa. Modarala norlnwaal wind off roaal WASHINGTON AND OHKHON-- Part lr cloudy lodajr, tomaht and Tuaadar with arallarad thrtwtri and Mama lamparaturaa In Waal portion. CJanlla adulhwaal wlnda off coaal. Leaving Mra. Cordon S. Gore of Woodland, Calif., who haa been vlaltlng here fur the paat 10 dayi ii leaving thia eve ning for her home. A German butter-making ma chine aaid to produce 1300 tioundi an hour haa been irought to the U. S. for teatlng. All we want to know la when and where? Soldiers Scale Peak In Plane Crash Hunt BALBOA, Canal Zone, June 10 (!) A rescue party of the U. S. army Panama canal de partment aearched an ulmoat In accessible peuk on Tabniga is land today for more bodies of occupants of an army C-34 transport plane which crashed in a storm yesterday, killing 23 persons. At least we're fortunate that congressmen burned up before our coal supply. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING lioarl, narantcad Wark (All Makaal ftaaaaosbls Pfleaa rraa Eatlmalas Sewing Machine Service Taar InSaaaaSanl Daalar PWaa 17l Stia anaita War Wartime "nondescript brands" of cigars are doomed, says a di rector of the Cigar Irartituta of America. Until the next election? Retirement With af'j Ineomi . Begin Now to Save lor Your Sunset Year Retirement Annuity PAUL A. LEE Phone 7777 111 If. ftth SUN LIFE OF CANADA HSBALD a) MSWS. Klaaaalk Palla, Ota. MONDAY. IS, IMS, Pat PITS We Are Now At Our NEW LOCATION At 231 3 So. 6th FORMERLY ECONOMY MATTRESS CO. HOWIE BROS. MEL HOWIE Furniture Recovering Canvas Awningt CLARENCE HOWIE Mattrosi Renovating Automobile Trimmingl PHONE 4362 Fslls Grouo Entertained Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Lorenz enter-1 tiilucd at the Benson hotel, rortbind. for a group attending Hip Ituao KcstlvuT from Klamath fulls lust week. Mrs. Lorenz entered St. Vincent's hospital fur surgery on Saturday. Callsd Away Grace Klink liiimmer of the St. Krancis apart ment tins been called to Conrad, Mont., by the serious illness of her daughter, Mrs. A. A, Pear son. Clnmlflcd Ads Bring Result. To Meet Members of the Nllo rluli lire uaked to meet with Mm. II. E. Jones, 401 Jefferson, Wednesday afternoon with re gurd to sewing for the Shrine hnapltul. WORK SHIRTS Blues, Tana, Navy $1.44 $3.37 OREGON WOOLEN STORE NO OTHER CIGARETTE m.wm AS PHILIP MORRIS! my " rHB rOVR OTIlllR LEADING CIGARETTES i mverug mori!. than tiirim times as irri 1 Tating as Piiii.ip Morris . . . proved by authoritative laboratory tests, reported in 4 leading medical journal. You fully enjoy the tasty flavor of Piiilii Morris' choice, aged tobaccos. Because in Philip Mohris there js no such irritation to spoil enjoyment as in the other top-demand brands. In addition Philip Morris arc proved less irritating to nose and throat . . , Therefore Better to Smoke! 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Sunday Nite Chef Dad likes to cook too, when It's easy and funl It is, when ha has a lightweight 3 LQ magnesium griddle "' Playing Cards Bicycle playing cards with racer back and air cushion finish. d9c An ideal gift for father Genuine Leather Billfolds Very practical gifts are these leather bill- AO folds available in several different styles. PLUS TAX, .aaS) xs T r - . V.J r.tS&Jt fepgref tawklde Weiilera Wts Tewarar oll-elMi ganers- Alj.alestls. lft; dress laipaaatara.- TSe 4 Se.
