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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1946)
I Lanqell Valley Mr. and Mil. Moyil Gift and children simmiI si-vural dnyi ut Kurcku, Calif., last week. Mr. mill Mm. F. W. Brown and inn were dinner KurKln of Mr. and Mm. Owen Pi-wile nnd fnm lly. Dick I'i'iilo win Ikiiiio from Asliliuid (or I lie week-end. For Your Xmoi . . . from Poole's Whoel Goodi and Toyi Sleds 5.95 Trlcycloi 6.95 Bicycloi 49.95 Sidewalk: Bikoi .. 26.95 Taylor-Tot Baby Walkori .... 8.95-10.95 Scoolon .... 2.50-13.50 Toy Can .... 27.50-$40 Steam Enginoi 14.95 POOLE'S Bicycloi and Sporting Goodi 222 8o. 7th Itlcliard Earl, Monta Leo and Maria Kuy, children of Mr, and Mm. Wlllliini J. llurnclt, wore bmillzcd by (lie Hcv. Tull ut SI. llarnaLias church on December 1. Mr. and Mm. Lester Plnclll, Mr. and Mm. Warren Fell, and Joy co Plnelll, all of Klnniiith KiiIIm, wore present for Uiu serv Irvi nod Inter wcro dinner glint of the liurnctls. Question Routs Would-Bo Robber PORTLAND, Dec. 11 (I') When a downtown pharmacist asked a hold-up mini yesterday If hu really hixl u kuii In hi cout pocket, the thug turned and walked out. eMrMti At The Blgo Of Th. RED ROOSTER Klamath's Flnatt 14 Klamath Ave. Opn 9i30 a. m. to 10 p. m. Malin MALIN The Mulln American LckIoii auxilliiry met In the church December 2 Willi Murllm lirothunek, the nrcnideiit, pie. UlliiK. Nell lielteinlh Kiive a report on tiio "Cllft lor the Y links Who Onve." Collections to dule for the Mnlln community huv! ulimmt reuched $100. Abbio Her rhw.lmw repwimd on the re hiHh of the uuniibi l.iu.iur IiinJ on Saturday, November 30, with a report of $1110 m. This uffnlr win. held Jointly with tho Mnlln I.iirllen All In the o.'fiec of J. V. Biiundcrs. Credit for the bazaar Kea to Norma I'etrunek, Abbic llerrinUNhuw, Murthu lirothanek, Irene KreltiiK and ull of the la (Ilea who no Kenerously dunutcd their work und time. Tlie imlt voted to dunute $10 to the Iron Iiiiik fund ut Klum ath I'll 1 1 H. Also the unit will send a i 'ox of cund to Cpl. Kuy niond Vun Meter at the nuvnl hospital in Corona, Culif. Nell Kctlcrulh and Helen Loosely New Pine Creek Thero waa a lame attendance at the three-way installation meeting of officers of the Thomas Creek, Went Side and Kast Side granites held here last Saturduy served on the cntcrlulnmenl committee and (funics were played with Grace Stephens and Martha IJrotlianek wlnniiiK. Norma I'etrunek served re freshments to the following: Martha lirothunek, Abbio Her rlnKsliuw, Ethel Hamilton Anne Luhodii, Hesse McCulley, Nell Hetterulh, Helen Loosely, Leah Struct, Anna Petrasck, Alines Schrclner, Grace Stephens, and Nettie Pierce will serve refresh ments for the January meeting. Mr. und Mrs. Kl.le Roberts hud as guests last wecl Dr. and Mrs. George Lewis of Kalcm. Dr. Lewis hunted elk with Robert this year in the John Day court try. They spent the days hunt ing duck and were able to take a nlco lot home. I! mt UujIlfcl.'SH.WtM'lltMV1 fcju Tl lmjmjL J.S. lf . tlJACK N lEW-y WHILE 1ME 6015 TAK A 1 1irE ViiJUAaoODdlWtf 5 I.J- """ aaai JIYvWl aNl 30-Of Wf:f "HE UMBRMDED Slorr lct j jrju4.iiTna pf-MBK? Asto moiKjt 'I tvm ( we fwo-orx IWiV ihai wt, mm to nt ramch. we'll Jtcmm, . jlAWA .5 3 X 1 OKI VOOK.l! WtifcTJ V THtRVt 1 TX ONI BiK.611 tiovo uy iv. l rt' B vtr 1 f rod, I ocnl 1 fl "vT WW- I Jt OlftOUT MflTCMl CfcftR! LTT6 WW1V'. I frS. ' ' ' r TM. Ll. V)W, tboan -Ktf.TiK.TfcKWO1. V , v-nr ly- tMM t.M 8CMMM, VIM Y'KNOlV.YN f OUTA MV WAY, YOO ) C?i''J-' 0 -.." "v VwO-Ve0T Ml.' YSHMi MUST U Vt- X"SCVn I POO, iVt I SHJiWINOtM- y b Ol 4 THAT? J CX?Mt?Y f QLUCK ON THE (Htt ATOUH MOWOepIN J JWKT W1?'Vy J CLlM. V 0BAWTOKAVS -v- rr Nm ' UOPfiP N THiconhrx chobi of CITTIN6 MM KMOd PVANT IN OPtHMlOM. I'M NOT ANXIOUS TO SELLiANYWM I GET HINKLE. ta TURN kM ADVES TI6INS PROBLEMS OVCR TO Htt AND HUN VWiM THtKt FOR . LITTLE KM MIHKII TUB OH. W.VE! HtW9 Al f BUT ON CONDITION J NKlR THE COUNTESS 1 f Uf MAN TO OtRECl aW 1 WIRE PROM A COONTBS II THAT ) dff URKISH THAT NV PRICE 15 II AOveRTIIMJ.Ay I Dl OANIINI. OFERINO 1J AIL SIX BATHROOMlSf M,0OO...THAT If I i vii up i mm Han lii mi n w i iiih au au sv wit h i skvib- unvu si ud uuakUTE diidui e tt .ji I i;...:j r itxvr Xi 1 Miff A J1" ' I rt.1 I SHADYSIDESi PAUL REVERE RIDES AGIN ENDS ABRUPTLY AUOlTOKILWA AIJO DOWN t!iSi STRftT. TaMALUr hl "TME PtAf WAS STAGED IN ORDER T& KAI5.E 500 fOR A HWNTINk BY J O"-' f W-OI I l II MBi ( V " v Howu we 7mats JUST RAISE THE WHAT l WAS BALAMCF y COMMA ASIC OP 4l6? YDU.' evening. This Is the second year that all of tho Eo.it Side officers have been present for their In stallation ceremonies. A Kraut! time was hud followiiiK the meet ing, with ull staying for the sociul, dunce hour und midnight supper. The merriment continued on after supper until 2:30.' December promises to be a busy one for the local grange with Its regular meeting this Sat urduy night, a big bazaar on the 14th, a Christmas party on the 21st, and a big membership-contest purty on the 2Bth. Mr. und Mra. Tom Dick spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moffitt of Lukcvic-w. Mrs. Kffio Steward entertained at Tbankxgivlng dinner, having for her guests Mr. und Mrs. George Johnson, Mr. und Mrs O. - K. Johnson und daughter Dorothy, and Lee Johnson of New Pine Creek; Mrs. Clark and son Garner, of Davis Creek, and Ed Carlson and Raymond Mc Laughlin of New Pine Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fisher entertained Thanksgiving Duy for Mr. und Mrs. Charles Vincent und family, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Cooper und fumily; Earle San ford and family. Earl Hindle, Alvin McKune and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lunsford who arrived Just in time to sit down to the tabic and was a surprise to all. Mrs. Alpha Smith entertained at her home with a lovely turkey dinner, having as her guests Mr. and Mrs. Mack Bryan, Mrs. A. H. Daugherty, Mr. and Mrs. Gless ner Blunt and their two girls, Lorna and Jo Anne, and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin L. Faris and family. Mr. and Mrr. Patrick Hallinan and fumily entertained Alfred St. Clair and family and Mrs. niHAI.D 1 NEWI, KUmath r.M.. Or: WID.. Dm. II, ltlt. Ps( TklrUt Elizabeth McCrary at a lovely Thanksgiving dinner. Raymond McLaughlin of In diana, Pa., Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Sara Johnston. He came about two weeks ago and plans to spend the winter, having ob tained a Job down at the Willow Ranch mill. He was recently dis charged from the air corps. Mrs. Erma Risley, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. O. K. John ston of New Pine Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Beenie Smith of Willow Ranch attended an Important meeting of the Eastern Star at Ft. Bidwcll last Wednesday, No vember 27. An election of offi cers was held. Mrs. Florence Dunlap left a week ago last Sunday for Sacra mento where she attended the northern section of the state teachers Institute. Four thousand teachers, which represented 19 counties, weia present at the big meeting that was held In th Sacramento civic center stadium. Wonderful speakers held the In terest of the throng of teachers. Mrs. Dunlap accompanied W. L, Blurton as fHr aa Sacramento, returning by bus last Wednes day week ago. Hans Norland Auto Insur ance. 123 N. 6th St. ' ciiiaopooist rooT sficialist Dr. Kenneth S. Garvin rail Sarstry aal OruiaaaSlM McATEE CLINIC n a. iik at. PkaM itn !SaSamMiaairaTiT: VOU SAIO T THEY My. KNOW frfffV F ANVWV-THEV f VOU MEAN YOU FIGURE VOU CAN 1 SURE! WHV NOT? 1 THATl BUT IT- WHY, IN NO fVJVw"v CANT SHOOT ME I JUCT WALK INTO THE BGGEST fM THE WORLDS DO THEY I TIME AT ALL WELL S FOR TRYING- NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE, LIKE THAT I GREATEST KNOW IT? 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