Herald and news., July 15, 1946, Page 5, Image 5

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lain In Waal iimtloii !! lumiirniw.
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araltial aliuwalB aal Lmlllull today ami
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On Leave L.t. (in) Itulwid W,
II ii re hug bi'cii spending; lilg leave
Willi li la pui t. Mr. unil Mm.
I. W. 1 lure. 3IIU0 lloini'iliili' road.
Till In lila lll.nl visit liuino III
ovit two yi-urs. The past wwk
no Ims Ijim'ii vliltlliK Mr. mid Mra.
I., II Cuilcr In Ashland viler
ix-iidlnu few duys with hl
sister, Mra. Kicd II. Stuliler of
linker, lie will proceed lu He
mile lor lurllier inuilunmt'iil July
II. ilnlund la u iiruiliiule of
Ikiiuinu hmh school untl the
Soiilhern Ureiion Culleue o( Edu
cation 1)1 Ashland.
Returns Cunt. Kliliurd f.
Igl, Ulilled Klines tinny, arrived
III Kluinulli Fulls Monduy iiiiirti
Inil tiller receiving lim ilincliume
from tliu service ut Kmrlleid,
Calif., this pual week. Cupl. Iu
lew from Japan where lie nua
been on duly gliii'e October,
with the occupation forces. He
spent one inontli In tliu I'hlllp
pines prior to golnu to Jupuii.
ilia wife, tliu lornier l'hyllla
Collier, lina been hero with her
parents, Mr. mid Mra. Andrew
Collier, ut their homo nenr
Oleiip. Ciiit. ll ia tliu son of
Mr. and Mra. E. M. Jul, 1UU4
Melrose.
Craduatad Gcorxn Wlllnrd
OwliiKa, H 2c, aon of Mra.
Kll.nli.'lli lleddow of 101)9 Mnr
tin, Kluiiiutli Fulls, litis urudii
lilid f l oin the avllillon fiindu
llienllil ai'hillil, tho neweat
aehnol in naval aviation, ut the
naval teehillcul training center,
Jin ksnnville, Klu., according to
recent preaa dispatches.
Flies to Portland Wlllnrd
Wurd, exulted ruler of the
Klumiuh Kails Elka lodge, lina
returned by plane from New
York where lie attended the na
tional convention, lie ia now
In Portland for aevrrul duya
and hag been Joined by hla wife
and young aon who have visited
her relatives In Independence.
Returning Tueiday Dr. Al
bert U. Itoculcke la expected to
return Tuesday from Long
lleuch, Wash., where Mra. Hoen
Icku and two duughtera, Ituth
and Vlrglnlu, are spending a
month. Dr. Kocnleke will br
aecoinpunled by Leo Ilocchl
who made the trip north with
the fumllv lut week. Ill early
August, Dr. Hoenlckr and aon
Frederick will Join the othera
at Long Beach for a vacation.
Leaves Hospital Hobby
Hamilton, young aon of Mr. and
Mra. lleudrlx Hamilton of Tule-
lake, wua diamlaaed from inn
aide hospltul Sunduy, wliero he
hua been receiving treatment
fur ai.rlong lielid Inlurlpg re.
celved recently when he fell
iroin a moving car.
Picnic The Orlona picnic for
members and children will be
held at I2 :i0 p. m. Tuesday at
Moore park.
At Camp McCoy Cuplnln
Floyd L. JohiiHon, adjutant of
tusk force Front, hua been re
cently .runaferred to Camp Mc
Coy, Wis,, from Cump Hood,
Tex, Johnson la a veteran of
live yeurs' aervlee. and sailed
nverscue In December, 11141. He
la serving with the second ar
mored division, und holds the
Knropeun theuler ribbon with
six slur.i, as well aa many other
decorations. Johnson ia a rcai-
dent of Klamath fulls.
Discharged Francis E.
Struuk, OM 1c, wua dis
cliurged from naval service
July 11, 10411, at Shoemaker,
Culif., personnel separation cen
ter, btrunk entered the serv
ice June 7, 11140, and holds
many decorations. He has
served aboard the USS Kl Hot
und the USS Hurry. Strunk is
the aon of Mr. and Mra. E. V,
Strunk, route 2 box 7UI1.
Young People Leave Five
young Klamath people, Hetty
Stollcc, Judy Larson, Lurry
Derruh, Konuld Sterlund and
Gerald Overen, of the Klamath
Lutheran church, left today for
the Lutheran Bible camp at
Colton. Ore. The group was ac
companied by the Rev. S. M.
Topness. The young people plan
to stay at the camp for one
week.
HIBAI.O NrWS. atlaaaalb hill, Org. MONDAY, Jaljr IS, IMS, rags HS
Dismissed Mra. Chester
Newton, 1840 Lexington, has
recovered at Hillside hospital
and la now at her home follow
ing surgery.
Out of Service Frederick C.
Bailey, TVS, 1402 Pleasant, was
discharged July 12 from the
Fort Lewis, Wash., separation
center.
At Lake Severol hundred
cars were seen ut Luke o' the
Woods Sunduy with a number
of oul-of atale motorists regis
tering at the lodge. A number
of good ditches of buss were
reported Suturduy.
Passes Mrs. E. W. Thomas, a
resident of I'nie Midge and
Klamath Fulls for 20 years,
died Sunduy ut Sonoru, Culif.
Funeral services will be held at
the Conger Funerul home In
Medford Tuesday afternoon.
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In Hospital Mrs. William
Hell of Fort Klamath Is in
Klamath Valley hospital rccov
er'ng from major aurgery.
Cantsnnlal All boys und
girls who would like 10 take
purl In the Centennial pugvuut
or who hnve any special talents
are anked to register at Fre
mont school, Wednesday, July
17. from 10 to 12 a. in. und
from 1 to i p. in. This Is open
to both tliu high school unci col
lege gioup us approximately
lot) boys and 73 girls are need
ed. If anyone ! uniilile to reg
ister they can cull 47BII und
make irrungemeiila.
Expected here Mra. Asuhel
Hush and duughler Jody of Sa
lem are expected here Tuesday
for a visit In Klamath Fulls
where they formerly resided.
Mra. Hush will be tho guest of
Mr. und Mrs. Martin Hiimnliy,
A21 N. 3th, und Jody will Join
Sue Kiinishy who Is ut Cump
Fire Girls cump at Cump Esther
Applegate, Lake o' the Woods.
Files North Mrs. John Mar
tin. 1111 I'uclfic Terrace, left
by pluue Friday for IN-mllt-ton,
culled north by the Illness of
her sister, Mra. Dick Lawrence,
who recently had surgery In
the eastern Oregon city. Pilot
of the plane was Cliff llogue.
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SUN LIFE OF CANADA
Chorus Anyone wishing to
lake purl In the chorus for the
Crntcnnlul celebration is asked
to he prcciil on Thursdays at 8
p. in. ut Fremont school uudlto
nuin for reheursula. Anyone In
Kluinalh Falls and the outlying
communities la WTlcome.
Bon Born Mr. and Mrs. D. T.
Millett of Aihland are parents
of a aon, Franklin Dale, born
July 1, HMO. Mrs. Millell la the
former Zclla Sullivan. Tho baby
waa born at Community hospital
In Ashland and weighed 4 pounds
I ounces.
Plana Changed The polluck
supper of Catholic Duughtera of
America and the Knights of Co
lumbus, scheduled to be held In
Moore park Thursday, July 18.
will b held Instead on Tues
day, July 10.
Picnic The Catholic Daugh
tera and Knlghla of Columbus
will hold a picnic at Moore
park, Tuesday at 4 p m. It will
lie pollock, and those going
should toko their own table
service.
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