Herald and news., July 31, 1946, Page 5, Image 5

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Picnic The Townncnd club
will lioltl 1 1 m ii ri 1 1 mi I picnic Sun
day, August 4, In Monro park
nnil everyone la asked to inert
at Alio N. Ninth lit 1(1 . m. Min
urn to lirlnu watermelons, Cof
fee nnil Ice crvuin will be fur
iiIsIumI by Hi" auxiliary. Those
Mtti'iiilliiK should lirlnu tublo
servlco unit (or further lnlor
nmtlon cull 73H4 or 7HIIH.
Visits Mr. mill Mm. Frank
It. I'lkc nf SiiIpiii visited with
Mr. nnil Mm, George llnrthman,
27117 Altumont, over IuhI week
end. Tlio Pikes arc former resi
dents of Klamath Falla, where
1'lkn wua one of tlio proprletora
of tlio SuperC'reamcd Ico cream
(tore, llllll Main.
Lunchton All circle of the
Missionary aoeloty of the Klrsl
Baptist church will inret at the
church Thursday at noon for a
pollock luncheon at Moore park,
weather )cnnlttlii. Otherwise,
the luncheon will be held In
the church parlor. A business
meeting will follow.
Eagles Auxiliary Membara of
the tingles auxiliary who have
paid Indue duea by the yeor arc
requested to be In the lower FOE
hull Thuraduy at 8 n. m. Mem
ber are asked to bring anything
that can be used aa a prize for
the entertainment. Those attend
ing are to dress aa achool glrla.
There will be a potluck dinner
later for lady Knifes only.
Trip May Phlnney, 015 N.
Eight", la leaving Friday morn
ing for Moara Luke, Wash.. Spo
kane, Wash, and Florence, Mont,
She plana to return to Klnmath
Fulla early In September.
Vliltlna Cant, uml Mra. Au
drey U, Durst and children,
Mudi'lyn, Murray, rially und Kit
ward of New Caiman, Conn.,
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Warren U. Noggle, 24411
llomedale. Mra. Durst ia Mr.
Noggle'a slater. Captain Durst,
who has been chief pilot with
Pan American on tliu 1'aclflc
routes mid stationed ut La
Uuardla Field, N. Y is effecting
a transfer to Kan Franrlsco.
Madelyn and Murray will re
main In Klamath Falls for an In
definite slay. Madelyn will re
turn to WardHehiiont, Nash
ville, Tenn., for her second col
lege ycur eurly in September.
To Sslsm Mr. and Mrs. John
Steelhammer of 1B44 I.eHoy left
Ibis morning for Salem where
they will make their home.
Kleelhammcr will go Into busi
ness there. They were accom
panied by their two sons. John
and George. Steelhammer has
been purchasing agent for Klam
ath Machine and Locomotive for
several yeors.
Falsa Alarm The city fire de
portment was called out last
night to the Wilson ubstruct of
fice, 311 Main, but the call was
u false ularm, Smoke seen from
the street wo apparently from
a stove Into which rugs had been
thrown.
Pagaant Danceri'are still
needed for the pugeant. Ap
proximately 170 girls, ages 7 to
12, can be used In the verdant
group an 13 glrla, ages 7 to 10,
for the orchid group. Coaluines
are furnished. Girls should reg
ister ut Fremont school.
Drill Ttam The Eagles auxili
ary drill teum will practice to
night, Wednesday, at H p. m. In
the upper FOK hall. Any mem
ber of the drill team not present
will be asked to turn in her uniform.
Evangelism Worker Alma
Bulley, nutlonul child evangel
ism worker, will be at the
Covenant church Thursday and
Frlduy at 2 and 8 p. m. for con
ferences with anyone interested
In child work.
Fllai South Mra, Milton
O'Neill left by plune for Sun
Francisco this morning after at
tending the funeral of tlio Into
F.inmu O'Neill.
THAI.!! ft NEWS, Klaaulk rills, Ora. WFDNHSDAT, Jalf tt, IMS, Fa ft Wtr
Camp Fira The Camp Fire
office will bo closed from August
1 to August 20. Anyone wishing
club information may call Mrs.
11. C. Johnston, 51)74.
Return Mr. and Mra. J. Percy
Well returned recently from a
two weeks vacation spent In Vic
toria, fi. C, and other Canadian
scenic spots.
Visits Brother Mra. Archie
McCrucken of Sacramento spent
the week-end at the homo of her
brother, Ed McCrucken, on the
llomedale road.
On Furlough Jim Norecn
spent tlio week-end at his home
on 17.'I0 Arthur. He was on
leave from the navy and la sta
tioned ut San Leundro, Calif.
To Bt Discharged John W. G.
Noggle. PhMSc, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Warren G. Noggle, 2440
llomedale was discharged from
active dutv with the navy today,
Noggle will return to Klamath
Falls. Thursday. He will enter
Stanford university for tlio full
quarter on September 23.
Discharged Norman G.
Knight, Y2c, 1024 Division and
William D. Floyd, Slcof Klam
ath Agency, were listed today as
discharged from the Bremerton,
Wash., separation center in of
ficial navy bulletins. Both men
were released July 26.
In Town Mr. and Mrs. G. G.
Johnson were In Klumuth Falls
Monday from their resort at
Itocky Point transacting business
for Harriman lodge. They re
turned Monday night.
Prscllcs The drill team and
glee club of the degree of honor
will meet for practice In the KC
hull Friday at 8 p. m. It Is ur
gent that all members of these
groups bo present.
Recent Visitor lola Davis of
Vancouver, B. C, left for points
south and east this morning after
visiting at the L. D. Potter home.
Miss Davis is a niece of Mrs.
Potter.
COVERS Protect
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2313 S. 6th Phone 4362
Returns John Larson, 138
Lewis, returned recently from
a four-week vacation In north
ern Wisconsin and Minnesota,
where he visited with friends
and relatives.
League Masts The fire peti
tion for the fire district In the
suburban area came back re
cently from the state fire depart
ment and anyone Interested In
currying one of the petitions is
asked to meet tonight at 7:30
R. m. at the homo of Mr. and
Irs. Floyd Hoover, 3031 Frieda.
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