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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1947)
WEATHER NORTiirhN CAi.ironNiA rair iit. Innlghl mil Thiiia'lav. Sllshllr watmtr Ihla aflarnunn Uantla in innilftrala nnrlhwMtarly wlnila ult opaat, bauflil Inl varlaltla lonlahl. OnKCJllN-ParllV nlmnlv norm, claar aiiuth iiiiiilnll tmlay. limla-lil and Thma dayi (imittmiad aula. (Jaiitla sail lu anullt wind off coaal, Meeting H.ld Tim II. lid meeting o( Ilin Weal Mulln Champions wii l Jimmy Par ker's home Jumiiiry 8, Mnnlicrs priMcnl were Jerry Hmallry, president; lllyui Smullry, aecre Ury; Kathleen Wilson, news re porter, and Jimmy Parker. Members undo rope lullrn, aupervlaed by George Smallvy nd the leader, Earl Wllnon. Tlie former secretary, Nunry Jen kins, waa alio present. Hascliull waa playad after the meeting and refreshments were served by Mra. Parker. - rlvi-U To In. I. II Th. Hnnlnr circle of the Community Con gn giitlomil church will meet aVIrinv ill llin Iwmit nf M W. O. Lcihrcy of 2144 Kberlcln for ieseri ui i:u p. in., lonowca by a business meeting und In sinuation of officers. Mra. WII Hum Larson will bo assisting: ho.ilcas. To Old Mexico Mr. nnd Mia, Lauroncv Bertram, 171)2 Port land, and Mr, und Mra. William Kandra of Tnli-luko will li-ave Krlday for a trio lo Mexico. Thev will go by nir and will atny ut (itiiiynnia, Mazatlan, on the Mex lean coaat. - Reserve Enllttmenta The fol lowing Klamuth Falla men have enlisted In the naval reaerve for Inactive duly. They hnve been given their old rallnga: Clurke Albert Blum. P.O. box 712; Leo O. V. Kims. B.10 California; Ger ald Leaf Dawaon, 714 Uerllng; Edward Bernard Brennan and Archie Uuune Coriatt. 1433 WII- ford; William 1'erryman Crimea, auiS Momedaleand Richard Dale Kcclea. 218 Main. Enll.l.d William Barry Jonea, 218 Main, waa collated In the navy an January 8 aa a tea man 32. Due to hla nor vice of two yeara and right months In the army, the local recruiting office waa able to give hi in a rating equal In pay to that at the time of hla dlacharge from the army. ' Jeepi Among thoae awarded a group of worn-out Jeeps by the war assets admlnlatratlon waa E. H. Milton, box IS, Klumulh Falla. The Jrrpa were aold aa unfit for further roud uao without major repalra. It la expected that they will be uaed principally for re pairing other Jeepa. No Meeting The regular Tucaclny luncheon meeting of the Lion's club wna not held Jnnunry 14. The meeting waa postponed until iimwI T,ti,l...f nM n,...n.,.i .xt romodellng work at the Willurd muKiuii ii impoasiuio io uao me dining room. In Hospital O. A. Jepsnn, DruKomun with the Southern Ph. elflc compuiiy, wna taken to Itillalde hospital Krlday with a aevere attack of influenza. He la now ablo to have visitor. Correction In the Klamain Union high school auditorium und over radio aliillon KFLW to night, Wednesday, at 7:4.1, Pell cane will feature guests from Nacred Heart academy. Ruthe Iluaton and Bella Russell, an nouncers, alao promise a aong dedication und a comedy skit. The public la invited. Improving Friends of Mrs, Laura Chamberlain, e'derly Klamath matron who fell Just before the holiday! and fractured her hip, will bo interested to learn she la allowing improve ment at Klamath Valley hos pital. Mrs. Chamberlain la the mother of Mra. Clarence H. Un derwood of N. 7th. Emergency Mra. Cheater Jones, 2420 Oregon, had an emer gency uDDPndec'.omy performed ut Klamath Valley hospital Tuea dny afternoon, hoe la reportca dolnu nicely. Jonea la an em ploye of the Suburban Lumber company, Missionary The Ladles Mis sionary circle of Immunuel Bap tist church will meet Thursday at 7:30 p, in. at the home of Mra. Loula Benson. 1135 Plnr. for the regular monthly program. Mae Salisbury will be In charge. Returna Homa Robert J. Sny der. Route 3 Box SS6-D, employe of Brattona' packing plant, waa oble to return to hla home Tues day after major aurgery at Klam ath Valley hospital. Recovering J. F, Ponrod, 1122 Lincoln, who has been In HilUldn hospital for the last week recovering from a major operation, la getting along sat isfactorily. It la reported. Penrod la atill at the hoapltal and may receive visitors. Rebekah Lodge Prosperity Rebekah lodge will meet In the IOOF hall Thursday at 8 p. m. Following the meeting there will be entretulnment, with Cecil Peyton, chairman of the enter tainment committee. 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So every motorist will get better, more efficient gasoline at bhcil pumps toaay. Get stepped-tip Shell Premium . . .for nood bad-weather driving id Mama Mrs. Leonui'il r1. Mlchaud and young son Jimmy left Tuesday afternoon by plane for Preaque Island, Maine, where they will Joint Lt. Mlchaud, who has been recalled to active duty as first lieutenant In the U. S. army air force and assigned to the SZnd airways and air com munications system group, Mit chell field. N. Y. Lt. Mlchaud has been stotloned at Mndford for the past year as station chief, Medford airport. The three visit ed here over the holidays with Mrs. Mlchaud's parents, Mr. and Mra. R. A. LaLonde, 623 Upham, Lt. Mlchaud going ahead to his assignment. Mrs. Mlchaud is the former Jane LaLonde. Surgery Mrs. Leonard Meahke, Tulelake realdent, had major auraerv Wcdncaday morn ing at Hillside hoapltal. She is reported doing nicely. Meshke is a well known Tulelake rancher. Heating Wilbur A. Junes, Klamath pioneer who fractured his hip In fall at the family home Monday evening, Is re ported to have had a fair night at Klamath Valley hospital where ha will be confined for several months, Jones Jives at 203 High. Sail Homa Mr. and Mrs. Richard Galano, 2305 Oregon, have sold their home to Mr. and Mra. Wayne Fretters, who came here recently from Minnesota with their three small daughters, The Calanos have moved to 2452 Applegate in .he Mills addition. Extended Visit Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Campbell of 4549 Home dale returned this v cck from an extended holiday visit in Port land with their daughters, Mrs. Donald E. Pullen and Mrs. Wal ter A. Wilson, and their young grandson, Gary Wilson. jLaan tor 'irip mt. auu Mrs. William Campball of Langell val ley and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Campbell of Bly plan to leave Thursday morning for an extend ed visit In Texas and other southern points. i.ti.tkuiliil, JaM, !, l4t. a ala' The United States annually Imports 70,000,000 rabbit skins from Australia. Businass Lawrence Campbell of Langell valley was a business visitor in Klamath Falls Wednes day. City Delivery Service. Ph. 8417 COUGHING OF COLDS Clean, white, pleasant to use and so effective in helping quiet cough ing of colds, soothing to sore throat. PEHETROaSRUB Income Tax Returns Financial Reports Auditing Bookkeeping and Accounting Assistance Also Open Evenings 7:00-8:00 C. C. Overeem riBLIC ACCOUNTANT Thn MM Walnut flrtet Enlrsnc CtnmfreUl ArU BallJlnf Pres-to-logs and Stove Oil Pick them up any time at Cliff Yaden's Signal Service Station t So. Ith and. Washburn War Across from Tower Theatre Now Open 24 Hra. 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