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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1946)
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Marvin UlllU'V win admitted tu i I II IhkIo hospital (or a loi;slleclomy to- iluy. Thu llullry llvo lit HU S Cui ul. In Kla.mi.th Vall.y George It. l.lmlU'y ul l.iniliey HelKlita is In Klmitulh Vtillt-y huspitul. I In hua oeen 111 (ur uliuut thrro wreka unil wum utlmlttcil Id thu liiwinuil iliuraiiuy where lis ! nut ullowed In linvo visitors. Mr. mid Mm. Dun U. ItulitTlsun of Atiit'iltin, Cullf., dauuliler uml soii-lii-luw tit l.liullt-y, arrived .Stnitluy ul thu lticul airport. Thu ltolirrlsoiis (low tht'lr uwn pluue, un Ai'i'iincu i'huiniliin, here from Athrrtiin. Mm. ltnlierlaon Is the liinnrr Kullierlnc Llndley. They will vlit here until Tueatluy when they will rulurn lu their hiinir. TB Cim Kluinuth county hua hml lour luln'rouloala i'UM'I rt-piirli-d hy hi'itltli authorities allien the lirat tit tho year, i c i 1 1 1 1 1 1 i lo the Urt'uon llt'iiltli llii.lt'tin. Two o( Uin citses wrre rt'iiorlt-tt In May. No cuari have lii'fn reported llila year from l.ako comity. Trip Mra. Kttu Cuiinlnu of linker visited Lilllft Uarhy In Aiilloch, 111., on Iht way lo Oil raijo. Mra. Cunning tuughl In Kluinuth achoola (or aomo yrura before niovlnil lo linker. Mini Darby la a dinner music aimer visor o( tin Kluinuth Folia clc- im-nlury achoola. riahlng Mr. unit Mra. C. C. TlioiiiiMtin. Mr. and Mra. Hua Tlioiuiiaon, Mr. and Mra. Lcaler 1 1 hoiniiaon, VI Juvelauu mid nun, Ueorge, und Harold Irwin aiuit Hie, weekend nailing ut four-Mile. Low Fares Offered By Air Line When United Air I.lnea In uugurutfs dully flight schedules out of Kluinuth Fulls on Auiiuat 1, business and plcusure travel era will bo able to tiiko advan tage of Hit) lowrat furea In the history of air transportation. These fare generally below the coat of rail one-wuy plus i'ullman apply between 00 cities on Unltcd'a coast-to-coast und Pacific count ayatein. Aa examplea, the nnc-wny fur from Kluiiinlli Kulla lo Hulern will lie only $11711; to cither Portland or Sun Krunciacn, $12. IS, to I.oa AiiKcle., $27.1)0, und to Seattle, I1B.40. On couat-todiuat fliuhla, Unit ed'! furea will be equally low. The one-wuy fare to Denver will be $.14.20; to Chicuito, $113. 4.1, und to New York, $118 30. All furea are aubject to 1.1 per cent federal tux. Slnca 1041, United hua re duced paiiaenger forn by more than 24 per cent, the latent re duction huvlnu been a 41 cent drop luat full. Cluwilflcd Ada Bring Keaulla. per MONUMENTS THE OREGON GRANITE UriAl B NIWI, Kliaialk falll, Ora. MONDAT, if W, INt, Faf 14 , , . To Camp Mury McConib, county librarian, will travel to thu 4 It cuuip ul Laku o llio Wooda WedneMduy to nreaent u alory-tclliug progruui to the children. tlcpalra lleraliberijer't cafe will be cloard all day Tut-sdny (or liialullutlou of a new alr contlllloiiinii ayatein and puiut liul. according to Lew Tuylor, owner. Tho cole will reopen Weiineitduy, Promoted J. V. Farrel, fire man on tiie Kluinuth aectlon of the Cireitl Northern rullway from 1U28 In 1041, hua recently been promoted to muster me chanic. Knrrel la now alalloncd at Mlnot, N. D. In Loa Angolea Mutt How ard, generul manager of the Anita ithopa, la in loa Angelea. He will return to Klumutli Fulla In a week. Return Home Mr. and Mra. Rwan Olaon and dutighter, (Joldlc, and Clare Ann l.niidrum have returned home after apend lug a week in Crescent City. Meeting The Klnmnth Coun ty Utilities", assorliitlon will meet Tucadiiy at 7:43 p. m. In the Pilgrim Holiness church, 2:i0.1 Wantland. Sherman Moore will apeak. All are welcome. Vialtsra Mr. and Mrs. Mac Webaler of Seattle were week end visitors in Klainnth Falls. Mm. Welwter la the former Clorlu Khvood who attended achoola here. Home Mra. Muriel Gnrlch has returned to Klamath Falls niter spending five weeks in Kiillspell, Mont., with her fath er who lins been ill. Tonillectomy Joyce Hyles, B. tliiughtor of Mr. unci Mrs Joe llylcs of 223 S. Sth. la in Hill side hospiliil for a tonsilectomy. Vlaltlng Mrs. Tlmolhy Mur phy of Uiinsmulr Is visiting friends und relatives here after a visit in Sun Frnnclsco. Sunday Visit Mr. und Mra. Al Sclimeck spent Sunday ut the Lake 11' tin- Woods auiiimer home of Mr. und Mra. E. A. Dunham. New Pine Creek The Huppy Hour club met on July 0 al me home of Mra. Mliel Tiiompkun wltli 11 member present. UuesW were Mra. Will iam C. Lurkin of Suntu Hosu, CulK., und Mra. Mury Cuiinon ot Willow runcli, Thu club volud tu glvu Ita busket muking 11111 teriui ua a club donution tu tho Ulrl Scouts. Mra. Gladys l'orter opened a second anniversary gilt, lu a contest of supplying lliu missing word to aomu old auy- lugs, Mra. Allio Humiiieraley und Mra. Alice Allen won pruea. He freshmuula were atruwoerry sun daes, cookies and punch. Mr. anil Mrs. Noma bethel of Fulla Kivcr nulls were recent vis itors here with the It. M. Kellers und others. Mr. lielhel lived hero years ugo and worked in the brick aloro for llio Fleming brothea. Hoy I'nrtln and sou Cliff left Inst Wednesday for Tucoma and While Salmon. Wnsh., for a week or more visit with relullves. They look I. C. Wung. Mra. Huby I'artin'a father, home to White Sulmou. He hud been visiting here (or a few duya with the 1'ur tins. Miaa l.rola Lee. who taught school at the Kelly Creek Urundc school two yeurs ugo, visited here for nlxiul a week with Mra. Sarah Keller, where she boarded while teaching here. Mlxs Lee look well and is quite huppy with her leaching job at Grunts I'ass near her home. The patrons of the big church day program at the First Dunti.H church used the Modern Wood man hull for a place to spread their basket lunches. The service wero well attended but It wus not reported Just how much money wae donated for the Sun day school room project that is soon to bo undertaken. Miss Juanita Hobln.vin, daugh ter 01 Air. and Mrs. A. W Llghtle, and Lester Cornick of New York, were married recent ly down in Nevudu. The newly. weds are living at Willow ranch now, where Mr, Cornick is work ing. The East Side Grange orchestra played for tho big benefit dance nt Davis creek Saturday night, July 27. Tho Davis Creek grange has been donating its hall to various groups and organizations for use In raising funds. It finds, however, that after nil, the cost of maintaining the building must be met by the grange. Family Income Insurance Fraud raar tarnlna aaparllr lala Iks latHia oltk a Family Protection and Retirement Policy PAUL A. LEE Phone 7777 . Ill N. Sth SUN LIFE OF CANADA At Lake Mr. and Mrs. Ralph need, Mrs. Nettle Wallnn and Susnn Wallniv spent tho week end nt Paulina lake. From Cottage Grove Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Fox of Cottage Grove vlslled Mrs. Dorothy Grlsham, 1417 Nlmitz, over the weekend. HARTFORD Acrldanl and Indt asollr Coaipay INSURANCE T.B.WATTERS FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE General Insurance Agency 107 S. 7th St. . 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