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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1946)
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Srlmupp, IiiciiI nu'iiibrr of (lie Orcuun tula hluhwuy cumnili-lun. In Navy Donuld Lee Smith mid Klcliuril JiiIiii Hnyilur were uuwpUid Junu 17 (or wtrvlco In thu navy. Hinlth In tlm of Mr. ml Mr.. Anthony K, Hnillh, li;iU 8. Hixlli. mid Hnyilcr U tint on of Mr. mid Mn. Joe hnydrr Sr., rouUi 3, box 84S. Card Party The Suburban It'UKiin will bold Ita public curd piirly at Hhuatu ncluinl toillHbt, Krlduy, ul 7:M) p. in. Klro pro U'l'tlon for mibui'bun urcu will bu cllncimiii'd ulxu. 'Hold Your Horses' It's on Arrest RtUtlvti Mr. iiihI Mm. C. L. Swcrl mid ion Dulu of tiriind lnluntl. Ni-b., iirrlvcd Wi'dimwluy niornliiit to vlHlt with tlu'lr son-In-luw ii ml (luuuhtiT, Mr. and Mm. Wallace Hlylri, Lincoln Rpiirtmciit. TMry piun to ro tiiuln another ten duyr., vlnltlnil Crulrr lake Sunday, and thru drive on up Ihrouith thr Pacific northwest b f o r e returning home. Enlltl Leo Kurl Spry and Clmrlea I'uto Swlmiey are nil their way to Sun Uleuo aflor lielnu accepted by the niivy June ID. Spry la the win of Mr and Mm. fcnrl Oiuird Spry of Tulo- Inkn Cullf . and Swmill'V for nirrly lived at 18U5 Academy atrrct. Ofllcara Matt Officer! of the Kaiilea auxlllnry will meet at the home of Mm. uoromv ack erman. 1030 Upham, at 7 p. in. Saturday, to flniah convention formal!. , To Trap Shoot Mr. and Mr. Dale Went and Mr. and Mm. Vrank Adam of Merrill are at- IcndlnK the trap hoot In Port land thli weekend. Attandi Came Gcraldlno Mc Kendreo. dauKliter of Mr. and Mm. Scott McKendree of Mer rill, li attending the Eplncopallun aummer camp at Love, ure. Ita-anlliti Thomaa C. Dim gan, 47U2 Independence, ha re uluited in the army fur service In the army air forces. Uougan a veteran of four years service. saw 28 months of duly in the European theater. Burgary John Kdwurd War ren, 2413 Union, underwent min or surgery at Kliuniith Vulley hoKiiltuT Tuesduy. He Is tlio sun of Mury Wells. Visiting Henry 11. Morgan of IJerkeley, Cullf., Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Holand E, Wright of IMS Aliiinedu. Mr. Morgan Is Mrs. Wright's brother. Legion To Aid In July Rodeo Full eoouerution with and help tu tlio Klumiith Fourth of July rodeo wus advocated by the American Legion at Iheir Tues duy night business meeting, and details or the Legions partici pation were turned over to the llurkiiroo Days commltteo Present plum cull for a flout entered by the Legion, and for cwiperutlon with the Klnmulh Itodeo association In bolh the panicle und the four-day show. Wlllurd Wurd. exalted ruler of the Elk lodge, uppolnted a committee lit lust nlglit's lodge meeting to tuke churgn of en tering a flout in the Fourth of July parade. Hi-ud(iiurlers for the rodeo opened today at 424 South Sixth street, und will remain open up until the time of the show. Pea Dusting Pilots Recover From Crash LA RANDE, Ore., June 21 P Pilots of two pea dusting planes, which crushed near hero yes terday, were getting along well loduy. Cliff Oukletrre, Yoklma Feed company pilot of a ulune which ground-looped when landing to pick up dust, went through a fence, clipped off a telephone pole and ended in a ditch, was unhurt. E. N. Peursull, Wcnulchee. suf fered a broken nose and pos sible iiilernul Injuries when his plane developed engine trouble und crashed from low altitude. hi Grim, this law business, whan It must Intsrfara with the pur suit of happlnass. Hara a Detroit, Mich, policeman puts the pinch on a stylish carriage, used by Mr, anfl Mrs. Charles Blanchard lor their marriage, when drivers sped the vehicle through a red light (NEA Telephoto) Fire Program Drawn At Keno Fire protection for the Keno urea Is being organized by in' terested members of that com munity und plans are already underway to purchusc fire fight ing equipment. At a meeting held lust night In the Keno schoolhouxe It was decided to buy portuble four inch pump with a SOO-gullon per minute cupucity mounted on a trailer. Additional equipment will cost approximately $1500 und is being paid for through subscriptions made by the resi dents. Everything within a two or three miles radius of Keno will be protected by the fire equip ment, which should be ready to function within month. Members hope to eventually organize a rural fire fighting district under the state fire mar shal. Chairman of the group Is Klchurd Moruun and oilier com mittee members are L. A. Smith, Fred Barnes and Doug Puckett. Police Nab Woman On Larceny Charge Myrna Colling, 31, Hart hotel, wus arrested lust night by city police and is to be arraigned this afternoon in Justice court on a charge of petty larceny. She is accused of stealing a slack suit, one Jacket and punts, one suit und a cout and shirt, ull property of Hurriet Kife and vulued at $34.50. She is held under $50 bail. Youth Pleads Guilty To Charge Of Theft Richard Dennis, who gave his age as 19 and his home us Suit Lake City, pleaded guilty to the theft of an electric shaver this morning in Justice court after he was orrcsted by city police. He was sentenced to 60 days In Jull but the sentence was sus pended on Dennis' request that he may leave town imme diately and go home. Sportsmen Hold Confab At Tulelake TULELAKE, Calif., June 21 A meeting of . .the Tulelake-1 Butte Valley Sportsmen's asso ciation was held on Wednesday night, June 10, In the Tulelake Growers office In the Golden hotel, Tulelake, for election of new officers. Although the attendance was low the meeting was a success. Hen Schultz, operator of the Tulelake Boat club on the west side of the lake, and president of the association for the past five years, wus In charge of the meeting. Schultz mentioned many In teresting facts, and told of the 179 Mongolian pheasants which were planted In the Tulelake urea this season. This is a good average as there are about 40,- 000 acres In this urea that ure suituble fur pheasant raising. Tho first pheasant plantings were private. The state soon took the Job over when It was proved by some of the old timers that pheasant raising would be successful. btutistics- were given in re gard to the number of hunters and the number of birds killed the first day of duck season lust year. Of the first 200 hunters checked, the average ran one goose to every three hunters und four ducks per hunter. The check on the second day on the first 200 hunters revealed one goose to every 12 hunters and three ducks per hunter. Third Trip Planned The clubhouse, with two traps installed, is located near the highway about seven miles south of Camp Newell. Plans are being mads to Install the third trap. Due to an increase of the cost of ammunition and clay birds, a vote was taken and carried unanimously to Increase slightly the cost of shells and clay birds at the club house. The results of the election were that the following men were nominated for the offices, but announcing of the names was held over for the next meet ing which is to be held on July 3, sume place, as many members were away to the Oregon state trap shoot. Nominees: President, N e a 1 Ferguson, Tulelake; Frank Ad ams, Merrill; Roy Morosco, Tulelake. Vice president: Al Brotherton, Tulelake; William Tripp, Tule- nrati.o news, xiamaia riii, o. raiDAT, Jaaa II, ISIS, rase ! lake; Charles Ricketts, Tulelake. Secretary treasurer: William Seigcr, Tulelake; Jack Carllse, Tulelake. The club membership Is $3 per year and $50 for life. A trap shoot is held every Sunday starting at 10 a. m. , SESSION ENDS NEWBERO. Juna 21 P) Th Oregon yearly meeting of the Friends church closed Ita session here with reelection of Joseph O. Reece, Portland, as general superintendent. Classified Ads Bring Result! Attend Klamath Rodeo - I July 4 through 7 Hand Mode I Lightweight Marshfield LOGGERS I 9 Single sole It vamp 1 Of finest available 1 leather I Hard pegged arch I Sises 5M to 11. $15.85 ) 733 Moin Classified Ads Bring Results.! EAVOPtTI i O Million: mam i LJoieph Hurt A. A. "Gus" Jones, Walnut apartments, smuslied his j finger at work Tuesday but con-1 tlnued working. He Is employed 1 by Droslerhuus Construction f company. j CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our heart felt thanks and appreciation fur the acts of kindness, tho messages of sympathy and Dm beautiful flural offerings during our recent bereavement. Mrs. Nora Cavuuuugh Barney Cuvunnugli c James Cuvaniiugn g. Mury Zeltler Ir Janice and Joan. At Lake Mr. and Mrs. Wll Hum Wales, 1200 Lincoln, were among visitors at Crater lake on Thursday. and CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our heart felt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, the mes sages of sympathy and the many beautiful floral offerings during our recent bereavement. Mm. J. J. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keller. LEGAL NOTICE College Education la Mars taaantlal lata? tan avar A College Policy is the answer for your child PAUL A. LEE Phone 7777 111 N. 9th SUN LIFE OF CANADA SCOOTERS! All Metal Rubber Tires Kick Stand Brake ML m IIM Main SI. KlamaUl lalla rhana S!is JUST ARRIVED! Short Overall Jackets 1.98 Blue denim western short style jackets with collar. San forized shrunk, copper riveted reinforced pockets. Sizes 34-44. MAIN FLOOR THEY LOOK ALIKE 7 REGISTERED OPTOMETRISTS Or. Sid G. Kalaa Dr. SIS O. Malea Jr. Dr. O. J. Nalaa Dr. R. r. Alasaadar Dr. T. B. Malhallana Dr. G. F. Hapklaa Dr. Wat. B. SISSaaa . . . are they the same? 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Can be purchased on monthly pay ment plan to suit your in come. Thit new Stinson will be available for charter serv ice. Telephone 6668 for details. VETERANS! You can loom to fly under the G. I, Bill. Openings for enrollment for flight instruction are still available. See Dave Zumwalt for complete information. SDnasto Cascade FLYING SERVICE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT PHONE 6668 Ray Royio, Mgr. Dave Zumwalt, Chief Instructor Jh ; i tllll'IIIUS... ill ALL YOU people of the Klamath Basin for your comments and interest in the new Rickys Jewelers CONVENIENT SHOPPING AMID CONGENIAL SURROUNDINGS EVERYONE DESERVES THE BEST rJ The Gem Store V 700 Main St. f
