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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1946)
leMIIl Correction Mr. L. J. L'lidgo, OCCUpallt o( llOUM) at 1711 Wull who received notice u( eviction or n order to puy $12 per day rent ul lliu end of a 30-duy per iod, today mild slut Imd pitld $M rrnt or the B-ruuin lioiiho mid t'lilU'Ctrd 5:10 iiir mouth lor the cultlii Involved, with fvciylhlnil furnlahtMl liu'ltidiiiu HuhU, fuel mid w liter. Mrs. Vletorlu Me lli'lli, owner, win (unled 11a ny lii dm fuinlly collected $!) for Ilia caoln unci paid $;i 3 rent. Improving Hetty LrKrvcr if K0110, who auffered acrlotia In jury In tho upper lirm when citllliro Winchester accldt'ii lully dlmhitrgrd while the 18-yenr-oltl uirl wim liuntlnii, wan reported In n fit 1 r condition lit Kliimnth Valley horpltiil todny, 11 mny not be ncraaury In oner Hie on the yoiiim ulrl n the bul let diaiulfgintrd In the arm. Lunchaon and Muting The Women's council of the First Christian cliurch will hold ll reiiulur meeting at tho church Thuraday lirKlnnlnii with pol lock luncheon at noon followed by a bualncaa meeting and pro gram. Thl will bo tho flrat niuot 11111 of tho now yenr, Iteporta of the convention will bo given. All women mid friend of tlio church uro cordially Invited, An exoeti tlvo meetliiit will bo held at 11 a. 111, and all offlccra for tho new year are urged to attend. -t u 1 1 1 f ....A Mm. J. K. llrumhaugh of Corval- 11a leu linn morning ir itiirixir, where they will upend 10 days tnrnl Inn Thev wi-rn ueeiinliuill- led by Mr. and Mr. Sheldon llrumhnhgh and ton Alex. Pro fessor llrumbuugh la hend of tho psychology department at Oro- n... Jfilll FIIHIU llllV too1' . -fiuv- jm ..ai" iht shot with ibt kamiful fit BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE 633 Moln . hone 4662 WEATHER Ma, : y, MIX. Piailp u .6(1 .... 112 7a 114 M Kiia'n Klainaltl ff.l iNi'ialnrmo 'urtlatld Ilaill Han rraiiL'lat'u aula Madlord Hoi niurr . .. 102 tin iw WAHIIINI1TIIN: Partly noun Waal fmrllttii and arallatad vlituda aail pur luil liMjay. ahowara riurltiwa.t portion lonlglil f.nd Tliur.lay; alls'illr warinar, pal portion ('day; Coolar wait porllun llturailay. aalilla lo mixlarala aoumwaa tail? wlniL. OHKUON; Mrallarad ahowara today, In nlaht and 'riim.uay, ha.n.y warniar notlliwa.l and aa.l portlutia today, aali lla aoiitliarly wind, oil t'oaal. NOHTIIKIIN L'AUKUMNIA: Claar In lUy and 'J'lniraday lull with roaalal fog; aouth ooiIIom today and anllra eoaal Thuraday. Cuolar aoulli and canlral ritail. (laltlla varlalila wlmla off cua.l uai-oiutng modarala norlhwa.larly Thura-day. Guosls from Baaltla Dr. and Mra. W. 11. Martin and aona. Steve mid Johnny, of Kcuttle, pent the Fourth of July holi day aa gueata at tho Lake o' tho Wooda ciihln of Ur. and Mra. L. W. 1'eute. Tho Mnrtlna havo nlno been vlaltlug with Mra. Martin a niirenu, Mr. and Mra, Jonn u, l.enilrc of :i:)AU Altaniont drive. They lire returning thla weekend to their homo In Scuttle, where Dr. Murtlu now has dental offlcea. Vlailora Mr. and Mra. Irving Joaeph or Oakland, Calif., for mer realdenta of thla city, return ed to their home Monday after a vlait here, their flrat In four veara. Mra. Joaeplt'a mother, Mra. K. SuKurman, who now Uvea in Snn r rnnciaco, la greatly lm. proved, the many frlenda of tho family will be Intereatcd to learn. Vacatlonlili Mr. and Mra Earl N. Hrowne of Portland left today for tho John Day country to vlalt frlenda nnd relative! after a brief aUiy hero with Mra. Orownc'a uncle, Conatable Gary Cozad. Batumi Homaj Mra. Hiclinrd Ik'l Cl'hyllla Collier) returned to the Andrew Collier home on the Olene rond after receivinit medi cal attention at Klamath Valley nogpuui una puat several duya. Vow donf have io be a value defectm... IfBHanesMaqoodbuyf Today's Wewsie f r BOB OLSON A hot dog every day and a bar kcepa Bob Obion, 13-year-old carrier for Route. 32, going until he gcLi home to 1912 Lancaster. Bob carriea for the Creaccnl-Eaat-Canoy area and when he leavca The Herald and Newa of fice la toting 124 paper. Bob ia the aon of Mr. and Mm. George Olaon, Is a seventh grader at Hooaevelt, and hia hobby is col lecting army patches. Ho was born in Klamath Fnlla, as were so many of the carriers and sellers, on April 30, liKi:). Ik saves $10 a month, puts it in the bank, and then he uses what's left over the best way ho sees fit. Laava For Horn Mr. and Mrs. William L. Birdsall of Se attle left for their home Satur day after spending the Fourth of July with Birdscll'a sister, Mrs. Kdith Snyder of 2732 Sum mers lane. Rtturn Horn Mr. and Mra. Swan Olson, JH2H Oregon, with their duugliter Uoldio returned thin put weekend from u motor trip which took them to Los An gi'lea and other points In Cali fornia. While in front of the Brown Derby, Mlas Olaon waa picked to take part in the pro gram, "Hollywood and Vine," heard over KFLW Wcdncaduy morning, and ahc waa fortunate In winning a caah award as she answered questions pertaining to movie stars. Miss Olson was ulao given a largo box of candy autographed on the cover by Dorothy Lamotir. Eaatarn Star The Euatern Slur Social club will meet Fri day afternoon at 1:43 at the Muaonic temple. Hostesses will he Mra. L. K. Phclpa and Mra. Fred Cofer. Bridge and pinochle will be played. The public ia invited to attend. Lions Meat Wcs McNce, newly-elected vice president of the Lions' club, waa In charge of the regular Lions' luncheon meeting held Tuesday, In the ab sence of Haul Angxtead, presi dent. Walt Wiesendanger intro duced speaker J. A. Mahoney, who apoke on the subject, "Keep Oregon Green." Guests present ot the lunch were Ben Adams, Jake Koenlg, Harold Franey, Bill Heup. Charles Kempler and John L. Homnn, Lion from Port land. Bill Milne also had a field day. according to members, finding a few members who weren't able to quote the fire department's phone number. liraAl.n Ntws. Klanalk ralll, Ora. WtDNSBDAT, Jala It, lata, t,n y,,. Sunday, July 14, and all dona tions are to be left at Red Cross headquarters on Main with Mrs. C. E. Dennis before noon Satur day. Donors are asked to label their pie tins or cake pans or plates with their name and Legion auxiliary. Visitors H. B. Stevenson of Oklahoma City, Okla., and Mrs. Florence Stevenson of Kearney, Neb., brother and mother of Mrs. Henry Perkins of 1527 Pa cific Terrace, are visiting this week in Klamath Falls. Visitors Mr. mid Mrs, Ray Burston of Seattle, and their two daughters, Virginia ami Kulh Elaine, are visiting thla week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Roycroft, 2030 Au burn. Mrs. Margaret Troy, Mrs. Roycroft'g mother. Is spending the summer with the Roycrofts. 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