Herald and news., June 17, 1946, Page 5, Image 5

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litutittlalite. Welti. tettiiratiite. Mod-
tals ttuillieily wind uil I'tMtel.
Completes Court Cupt Mil
lunl I''. 1'cdluu Iiuii successfully
cumulated tliu advanced lisiul
courm conducted by Ilia army
flnanco school, accordion In un
announi'viiirnl rcli'Uii'U oy Ceil.
Loluhtun N, Smith, coininuiid
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In Hawaii Norman E. Strut
tun, Blc. Ii now serving.
yeoman at Ford Island, Jtuwull.
titration vrnduuted Willi the
rliiM of 1IM5 ul Kluinutli Union
hilflt school, unci enlisted In tilt!
Nuvy shortly after. Ho In the
on of Mr. mill Mr. S. I.. Strut
ton, 0'IAU Simmers, Klitnintli
Kails.
Important M 1 1 n g The
Camp t'lru executive hoard will
I n eel Tuesday tt 7:30 p, in. In
Hit) chamber of commerce, All
members uro urged to ho present
since It will bo u very Important
business nioetlnif.
Visiting Mra. Curl Doorlnx
and her ion, Michael, of I'orl-
Innd uro vlnltlng t the home of
Mra, DecrluK's parents, Mr. and
Mra, a. C. Johnston of Weyerhaeuser.
Returns Viola Juvelnnd of
Miller's relumed to work after
vacationing In 1'ortlund, Grants
1'uaa und Yrcka,
From Saatil Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Hiiyder and futnlly arc visit
Iiik friends In Klainatli Kails.
They reside In Seattle.
Jayca A rouular Monday
nlllht dinner mecllnif of the
Junior chamber of commerce
will ho held In the i'cllcan unit
room l 7:30 p. in. All members
are u r ted to ho prraent and
hrlnK t leant two prospective
inomhori with them. Alter the
inoeliiiK entertainment will be
furnished by Northwestern the-tret.
y
former Kluniulh eniflneer who
now Uvea (t Itcddlnu, Cullf., win
vlaltor hern toiluy, en routo to
Portland. Kelley an Id lie liken
Iteddinil all rlilhl, "hut when
you il'-i thul Kluinutli county
fever, ll'a hard to net It out of
your system."
From Vacation Frances Gil
crlat returned lhl weekend
from vacation trip to Sun
Francisco and the buy region.
Vacationing R. Everett
niehn, poat office carrier, In on
n vacation for the remainder of
the month.
Raturna John E. Galea re
turned to work In the poat office
alter a three weeks' vucallon In
Colorado.
C Of C Group
Plans Activity
Tho membership committee of
tho chamber of commerce mot
at the Pelican cafe for lunch
oon acaalun at noon today and
outlined pinna for iicllvltlci for
the coming year. Thla wai the
I list mooting of the group ilnce
It was formed.
This uftcrnoon the centennial
executive coinmlltco la meeting
In tho chamber of commerce
bill 1(11 rt(. and tonight the Junior
chamber of commerce will hold
dinner meeting.
The chumbor'a roada com mil
he will meet with the county
court tomorrow at 7:30 p. m.,
In the chamber of commerco
building to conalder recom
mendation for tho lecond poat
war road program.
A first postwar program wai
adopted by the highway com
mission lust July to cover a
three-yeur period, and the high
way department ii to consider
second program In the near fu
ture. The roads committee is
to havo Its recommendation
ready for consideration by the
highway department.
Tomorrow morning ai iu:3u
the chamber's city-wide clean
up cnmmlttca Is to meet In the
chamber building.
Visits Family Mn. V. Filer
of Washington arrived Monduy
for visit with her daughters,
Mrs. Floyd Wllkcnton and Mrs.
ben Klelsmler.
In Hospital Mra. Klolae Lo
Ban Is in the Hillside, hospital
following an operation.
On Vacation Mary Hutchi
son of LuPointc's bos returned
to work after vacationing In
Yuklina, Wuah,
Buys Blor Graver Litton
liiia purchased the Burguln Spot,
707 South Sixth street.
Mtttlng Pythian club of Py
thian Sisters will hold a regu
Inr meeting Friday at the homo
of Charlotte Canny, 818 Wal
nut. There will be a 0:30 p. m.
politick dinner and a birthday
gift exchange. All Pythian Sis
ters are welcome.
On Furlough Dale Johnson
2421 Orchard arrived home last
week on a 00-doy re-enlistment
furlough after serving In the
Kuropenii theatre since April
1044. Johnson, who served wllh
the Olh army will return to Eur
ope al the end of his furlough.
In Reno Mr. and Mrs. R. K.
Coddington of 2018 Itadcllffe,
spent the weekend In Reno.
Neighbors of Woodcraft
Meet In KC hull tonight, Mon
day, at 8 o'clock.
Don't
Tidqet and Scratch
became of
Simple "Rash
aoo t giy up without trrins
bland, specially msdicsitd fWiiool.
Like many oihtri, you'll probably
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RESIMDLS
Two Girls From KF
Get U. Of O. Degrees
Receiving degrees at the Uni
versity of Oregon 80th annual
commencement exercises June
18 were Murguret M. Murphy,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. 13.
Murphy, route 2, box 544, and
Marv Corrlgan. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis V. Corrlgan of
1120 Mon Claire.
Mia Murnhy. an education
malor. and Miss Corrlgun, ma
jor In paychology, both received i
bachelor of science degrees.
'Oregon Minute Men'
Keep Organization
HOOD RIVER, June 17 (P)
The men and women who
rapped on Oregon doors selling
war bonds have organized per
manent "Oregon Minute Men"
association having a charter
membership and planning chap
tors in each county.
E. C. Sammons, Portland, was
elected preiidcnt of the group
Saturday at conclusion of two
day convention here.
The 430 Orcgonlans holding
the treasury department's silver
sward will be charter members.
Other officers are H. L, McKcn
zle, Hlllshoro. and Estls L. Mor
ton, Portland, vice presidents;
Larry ililaire, Portland, secre
tary; T. C. MacNaughton, Port
lend, treasurer.
On Vacation Luis B. Hutch-
Ins, post office general delivery
clerk, is on two weeks' vaca-,
tlon. !
rLD NKtti, Klamala f.llt. Or. MONDAY, Jaa 11, IMS, Fas rir
Medieval salt cellars were
often elaborate pieces of craftsmanship.
THE NEW HELENE CURTIS
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The Town Shop
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Member r ta Bears el l.eetareehla1 el The Melfcer Chsrsh,
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Fremont School Auditorium, 715 High Stroet
Monday, June 17, 8:15 p. m.
To Be Broadcast Over KFLW (1450) The Publle It Cordially
Invited
AHend
Klamath Rodeo
July 4 through 7
Just Received
Large Shipment
Stewart Cowboy
BOOTS
Fancy tops In many
colors. Slr.es from 3-12.
For ladles and men,
Large Stock!
Western Boot
By Nocona &
Olson-Stolzer
$16.50 to $45.00
Left for Brkly Mr. and
Mra. Paul Hrrnnclnn, son-ln-law
and duuithter of Mr, and Mrs.
J. A, Mahoney, left today for
Herkeley, Calif., where he Is at
tending school. They have been
on vacation here, '
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