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fu I. Mil. rli.n. In l.iiii.tur.
WANIIINUTUN Mu.U(r iluil.lK Hl,
luiiKhi nil Thurnuy, -iii4 iiil
huw.ra. Incxtly In aiuunulna, llll
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UIIKlltIN -farlly louil Ulmy. to
nlilil ond Tliumlair, wollorMl llu;l
miMlly In lnrUi.rn nmuiit.lll.. Illll.
lomiwntura cluna. goiillo wlwl
wlndi off eua.t.
Occupy Realdence Mr and
Mra. Uurvtt Maaon Kr., huvu
moved (rum Itiu Moluluru apart
ment on Klduradu und lira now
ocutipyiiiK tliulr ho ins at 71)
II lull altuet from wlilcli the
Iturvo Mimon Jr., family recent
ly moved to thi'lr new homo on
Lincoln. Mm. Maaon unit grand
daughter, C'larlana Miiaon, re
turned hint week rum a fort
night' itiiy In Hun Krunclnco.
Dlacharged Glen F. Leach,
S lc, ul 1120 Mlcliluun, win. hon
orably discharged June 21 from
the I'imriilloii center, nunc
maker, Calif. Leach hae nerved
overacaa on Cumn und Itlklnl
utoll from November IB, 1U4.1 to
Juno 8, I IMS. He hold) th Vic
tory, Aahillc and Pacific decora
bona. Leach li tha aon of Mr.
ind Mr, Clnrk Leach.
Houas Qutiii-Vlaltnra at the
realdence of Mr. and Mra. I'ete
Gray of 2U20 l3lbo ura Kd
ward Terry and Ulno Tavacl
from Eureka, Cullf. Glnu Ima
Juat boon releoned from over
seas duty with the navy. The
boya arc both cousins of Mra.
Gray.
To Atom Teat Blllle Joe
Phelps, S lc. of 242S lloiio
trcvl, la aervlng abourd the USS
11 hie itliiiie, an uuiihlblou com
mand ahl which will take part
In the coining atomic bomb teata
In Ulklnl atoll. The lllue Itldue
will carry obaervera during the
teata,
DrWlna South Maxlno Ma
key, who haa completed her
sludlea at Stephen college at
Columbia, Mo., wilt arrlvo Fri
day by plane In Sun Fntnclaco
and alio will be met by her
mother, Mra, Dava LLakcy and
daughter Tolude. They will
drive home next weekend.
Accepta Poiltlon Mra. Diillaa
Jerome haa taken a poaltlon
with the J. C. Penney company
t Urania Paaa aa office clerk,
frlenda hero have learned. Mra.
Jerome la the former Nova Jean
Workman, daughter of Mr and
Mra. Ted Workman of Home-dal.
From South Mr. mid Mra
Wilbur W, June und aeven-uiiinth-old
daughter, Hliurou Leu, i
urrlved tlila week from I'llt-;
burg, Cullf., to apend a week aa !
thu gueata of Mr. und Mra. Wil
bur A. Jonea, 2U;i High. They'
will leuve for I'ortluud Thumduy I
lo vlalt frluuda und relutlvea ut
I'urinu, Idu., und ulau with Mra. ,
Jonea' parvuta, Mr. und Mra.1
liulph Huwortli. On KuiKlny, i
Wilbur Jonea took tila mother to
Portland where aim hud dental I
aurgery, They returned here
Tueaday. Wilbur la a native, of
Kluinuth Fulla und la now aenlor
Induatrliil engineer at Columbia
Steel, I'ltUburg.
Shopping Mra. lliiufi O'Con
nor and two duugbtera, Kitth
loon and Murllou of Merrill,
were ahopplng In Kluiiiuth Kill In
today. Kathleen, who returned
June 14 from her flrat yeur ut
the Unlverally of Oregon, and
Murllou will leuve eurly In
July with their uncle, Dentil
O'Connor, to etid one yeur In
Ireluud and Euroc. They are
expecting the urrlvul of their
paiuport any day and will
leave Immediately by train for
New York, flying from there
to Ireland.
Attend Meet K. M. Chll
cote, loeul realtor, haa Juki re
turned from a meeting of the
Oregon real eatute boiird, Dur
ing the past week exuiiilnationa
for broker and salesmen were
held In Medford, Kugene, Salem
and Portland. Morn than UOtl
took the examination and more
than 100 application ure pend
ing. The next examination
will he held In August. Chlleote
waa juat ro-appolnled to a four
ycar term on the board.
Attend Funeral Mr. and Mr.
It. S. UeGagne and Mra. J. W.
Koubert are lenvlng to attend the
funeral of J. W. Koubert. whose
death occurred here Monday,
The funeral will be held In North
Dakota.
Ia Hoapltal Mr. C. W. Henry
of 3:18 Martin, who ha been
vlaltlng her aon, J. Kelly Farrl,
and other relative on the east
coat for several week, returned
home Tueaday morning. She be
came 111 on the return trip and
wu taken at once to Hillside
hoapltal with pneumonia.
Dlacharged Fonzle Parrlsh,
MM 3C, 1 homeward bound
on the USS Pino Inland. Ho ex
pecla to be dlacharged from the
navy aoon after hi arrival.
Parriah wa graduated from
Klamath Union high school in
1944.
To Nebraaka Mr. and Mr.
A. O. Davlg and children of
4848 Blabeo left today to attend
the funeral . of Mr. Davlg'a
father, W. A. Strong, who died
here early till week. Funeral
aervlce and Interment will be
held in Nebraska.
Dance Knight of Pylhlu
and (inter will bold tnelr reg
ular monthly auelal and dunce
for member In the IOOF hull
Saturday evening. All knight
and their ladle are cordially Invited.
In Hoapltal Perley Webnter,
84.1 F.ldorado atreet, I In Hill
aide hoapltal today a a result
of an appendicitis altnck lute
liut night. Webster left for the
hnapltul thl morning and will
be operated on today.
aWiiriMiwuiiii!.
DANNY MAHONEY
Demi of the Keller. Thul'tf
Danny Muhoiiey, Htyeiir-old
who keep the newaboya In lino
and take earn of the Keller lint.
Danny Ik the circulation depart
ment' right hand Keller. He
haa been culling out ilia wurc
on Main atreet for the punt lx
year. Uorn In Klamath Kill Im,
May 27, )l:t2, Danny ia ulmoal a
pioneer. He I the aon of Jus
tice of the Peace J. A. Muhnney
and Mm. Muhoney and the fam
ily live at 737 N. 0th. Danny
hope to work up In tho circu
lation where ha ha u real Job.
Might now hi hobby I playing
marble "for funda" una he I
auvlng hi money for Kcouting
equipment. Danny I pretty wine
on nelllng hi afternoon paper
and along with the rent of the
fellows report the pool hall aa
the gold mine.
(Ed. note: Thl i the find of
a aerie of thumbnail aketchea
to ucquiiint The Heruld and
New reader with the eller
and currier of thlx paper.)
Return Home Mr. Neil F
Black and little daughter Kath
leen, born In Portland May 2H,
have returned to their home,
2(1112 Portland. The baby weigh
ed 6 pound 3 ounce at birth
and I doing very nicely.
Back to Work L. P. Allen,
lust discharged from the army,
ha returned to hi civilian job
a a flremun for the Great Nor
thern railroad.
Correction Tho Past Matron
hiatead of the Pant Noble Grand
will meet for a picnic luncheon
at the home of Alma Cofer of
1017 High, Friday at 1 p.m. and
those attending are anked to
bring their own tabic service.
Back From Trip John Coul
on, old-timer of Tulelako, haa
returned home from attending
the Oregon and Washington
stale trap.ihoot.
Releaaad-Three more local men
have been released from aervlce
with the army. They are Cpl.
Lyle J. Turpln of 3951 Summers
lane; TS Auatin B. Lewla of Box
257, and Cpl. Jack V. Taylor of
Route 1, Box B78.
"Soy It With Flowers"
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Vlaltlng Hugh Morgan of
New Orleans, La., arrived in
Klamath Fall Tuesday for a
week' visit with hi niece and
nephew, Mr. and Mr. Hugh Kill
mcycr, 1937 Oregon.
Visiting Mra. Bernard Bleha
and four sons of Seattle arc visit
ing at the home of Mr. Hlehn'
parent, Mr. and Mr. R, A.
Baker of 327 Grant.
To My Patrons:
HOWARD
formerly with
Andy's
now with
PALACE
Barber Shop
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Tha Club will be closed until Saturday night, June 29,
due to painting and decorating, but the card party will
be held Tuciday night and Family Program Thursday
night.
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See the "CLAYTON"
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COMMERCIAL MAINTENANCE CO.
Commercial Arts Building
233 So. 11th phone 7164
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