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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1947)
WEATHER niiKOUN-l'arily cloudy today ami In-r-raaalna vloudltie.a ItmlMht and Satur day Willi m-i'aalunal right ralna- In nnrthwaal purllon. Not ao ruld In waal tonight. (Jaitlla varlaula wlnda uff ouaat. NOIITIIKIIN CAI.iroilNIA Miially elaar today, latilHlit and tomorrow, liut fog and low-hanging t'louda lorally and In vallaya In morning, Mllla t'Hanga In lampaiahira. Moilarala norlhwamat'Ty wlmU off email, haootnlng aoulharly long gatraina norlharit uoaat tonight. FIIm Hara Frank Duvnnpcnt, formerly of Kliiiniitlt Fulls when liu nerved iih flliflit Inalruclar lit Urc'Kiin Alreruft nervier! (kirluu llio wur yenrg, arrived it-re yca terduy by pliino with atlitlent. Ho la Mitt Kiieat of Mr, nnd Mr. Elbert Stiles of Mriia gtrcet. After lriivlnil hero, Duvcnport flew In Chlnu with ulr transport coniimintl na fllylit officer In the United Slnten army. Ho la now Itinlriictlng at tho Bremer ton olrport. Camp Chairman Don Ken yon, ono of lliu first Kujtlo Scouta In Klamath county, hua nccvptcd tho chulrnuinahlp of tho Girl Scout cunip committee. Ho met with Girl Scout executive this week to liiy .luna for atimmer enmp nt viinip Bather Appltule, Lnku o' tho Woods. Lafi For Horn Mr. und Mra. Keater Guutleo and aon Corky left Wpilueaduy cveiilnK to re turn to their homo In California. While hero they were atnylnK ut the homo (if Mr. and Mra. Elton Itiunauy. Mra. Gantlee la the ilntitihler of tho lato Mra. Golda llurney. Playday Today, Frltluy, waa play ilny ut Henley for UirU from Henley, Illy, llona .1 and Mer rill Miih aehoola. A phyalcal rd ticatlon teacher from each school waa present at the exercises as well aa Mra. Izola Parker, execu tive secretary of Girl Scouta. Burgary Robert Colwell, farmer of Ashland hliih.vay, la a patient at tho Hillside hospital where he had major surgery Monday. Ho la the aon of Mr. and Mra. Dun Colwell, pioneer residents of Klamath county. Colwell la abk to have visitors. Holiday Trlpa City hall work ers aro taklnu advantage of tho week-end holiday by netting away from tho city, many leav ing this evenlnK. Eva Dickson, deputy poll co Judiio, Mrs. Har vey (Doris) White and Junot Kitchen will leavo tills Frlduy evening by plane, Miss Dickson will visit In Seattle and Tucoma, returning Sunday night, Tho other women will visit relative! In Hnlein and Amlly and return Monday. Harold Frunoy. police judge, left this afternoon to drive to Chlco, Calif. Mayor Kcl Ostcn dorf, hla daughter, Jean, . and Norma Smith left for Salem, the Kirla to no on to Corvallla. Mayor Ostemlorf plana to remain In Salem Monday to attend the aviation committee meeting of Iciiislature. WAA Crew Claude M. Cart wright and W. K. Ashdown, pricing, experts, Irene Tony, W. E. Soulier and A. P. Michaels of customers' a o r v I c o division, WAA, arrived toduy by cor to hanrilo aalea of war surplus pro perly at the naval air stutlon next week. Gcnriie A. llunscome, chief of location aalea in com nleto chamo of tho salo startinif February 25, canio down earlier and Handy Jcnnesa, chief of in formation division. Improving Leo Sutton, ranch er of Miller Hill district, who has been confined to his homo the past fortnight with a aevcro head and chest cold, la reported much Improved and able to be out and around again. Practice Eagles auxiliary drill team will practice tonight Friday. 7:30. In th upper FOE hall. All members are urged to be present. In Appreciation To all those who m ably assisted at tho tragic apart ment building fire of Sunday morning! to the tenants who extended sympathy and kind ness to others lir tho face of their own losses; to all vol untocra and members of tho Klamath Falls fire department and city police department who spent long hours at tho scene of the fire nnd worked so valiantly; to Jennie's cafe, tho K cufo and tho staffs of The Herald and Nows and KFLW who helped In so many ways; to our many friends, both known and unknown, for the beautiful floral tri butes and other expressions of sympathy extended to us. THE EVANS FAMILY. Farm Allotment! Received Here Klamath county farm allot ments novo been received, ac cording to Charles A. Hender son, county agent, and the al lotment board Is meeting this week to break down the allot ments to Individual farmers. . Henderson emphasized that allotments to Individuals are based on their farm history for tho past threo years, and that the allotments go with tho farms, not tho Individuals op erating them. So far, Hender son suld, there are quite a few allotment claims to be received. Any not received, he pointed out, would rccclvo a "zero" al lotment. Also, this year l( farmer does not receive an al lotment, Henderson said, he can not expect any price support on ma cropa. Grange Party Midland Grange Home hconomlca club Is sponsoring a Washington'a Birth day card purty to be held in the grange hall this Saturday. Judge Bunnell Death Told Robert Henry Bunnell, former Klamath county Judge, native of Alameda county, Calif., whose childhood was spent on the fron tiers of Oregon, died ut his home In Brookings, at tho age of 70, on Tucsdoy, Februury 18. Mr. Bunnell died at 0 a. m. nt his now home In Brookings. He is survived by his wife, Ida M., daughter Myrtle Dell and aon Lloyd of Ashland; two nephews, J. A. Bunnell and Puul Triplett and a niece, Mrs. Lois Schlescl, all of Klumuth Fulls. Tho deceased wos a member of u prominent pioneer family in this county In 1BH5, and became a potent factor In developing the highways here. Ho was engaged In farming and stock raising on Lost river on the SOO ncre Steele ranch and ran ISO head of cattle and 40 head of horses. Later he was fairly successful In dry farming to wheat and from time to timo purchased acreages. He was a member of a company that brought pure-bred stallions to Klamath county In 1005, and al so raised draft horses. Mr. Bunnell was elected as county Judgo In 4918, serving until 1021 and was re-elected to servo until 1027. It waa during hia term In office that nearly all tho main highways lu the county were constructed and to Judge Bunnell la given the credit for much development work here. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 3:30 p. m. from Whltlock's parlors and burial service at Mt. Lakl where he will be laid to rest In the family plot. Recreation Office Head Not Named A successor to E. E. Ham brick as city recreation officer has not yet been named, Mayor Ed Ostcndorf said today, and Humbrlck, whose resignation was to have been effective Feb ruury 1, Is still on the Job. The recreation committee has received applications from eight or 10 aspirants for the post, and Fred Robinson, member of the committee, Is making Inves tigations of each applicant. In the 1850s more than half the people of the United States were less than 20 years old. Teen Age Party Slated Junior high students,' includ ing seventh and eighth graders of all schools in the city, will gather at the Teen Age canteen Saturday night, instead of Fri day, for the big party of the year. Students are asked to observe the change in date. As the affair is "strictly dress up" those attending are asked to wear party clothes. It will be "ties for the boys and party dresses for the girls," the com mittee advises. A 10-piece dance band has been obtained for the affair, hours from 7 to 10:30 p. m. Refreshments will be served and games arranged. High school students are exclud ed from the Teen Age canteen Saturday night as the rooms have been reserved for the jun ior group. Politick A community gath ering sponsored by the Peace Memorial Presbyterian church Card Party A public card party Is being given by the Lan gell Valley grange, Thursday, February 27, at 8 p. m. In the community hall in Lorella. Bridge, nlnochle and other gomes will be played and re freshments served. Malln Faad February 24, Monday, Is the day for the Malln chamber of commerce crab feed to be hold In the Broadway dance hall. There will be enter tainment and names of the new director! will be announced. Correction Catholic Daugh ters of America will meet at Whillock chapel Friday at 8 p.m. for recitation of the rosary for the repose of the soul of Donald Doverl, Instead of at 8 p.m. aa previously stated. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Audley White. 1118 Lincoln, re turned Tin rsday from a two weeks" vacation spent In north ern California as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Paddock of Bly, now at Williams for the winter. Social Meeting Catholic Daughters of America will hold a social meeting Monday at 8 &m. In the parish hall. The Rev. elahunty will be the principal speaker and his topic will be "Tho Rosary." Speak to Lions Dr. Arthur S. Taylor, professor at Southern Oregon College of Education and four students will furnish the program for the regular club luncheon Tuesday, February 25. Loader Meeting A Girl Scout leader meeting will be held In tho First Presbyterian church parlors on Monday, February 24, at 1:30 p.m. IT ISITORS WELCOME I Any Par. rvaalnga, Saagara Cat ! riaala Naraary Stark Mark Baia Klamath Flower Shop isii a. ttk Greenhouses raa nu Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and Purse Ward's Klamath , Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward ' and Sons 925 High Phone 3334 WASHING MACHINE SERVICE All Makes -Phone 8805 TUCKER STEINKAMP APPLIANCES Esquire Bldg, PILES Hurt Like Sin! But Now I Grin Tliounanda chnnire ironna to grin, Um ft tiartnrt' formula to r.'llflvo UiwDmfnit or pile. Bent druffirlatn by noted Thorn ton A Mluui Clinic. HtirnrlHhiff UtICfC uiniivn ronpi 01 pnm. lien, irruuiion. nun 10 noi inn, HhrinK awflliriK. bun 7firV Wuv. Clot luhn Thnrninn tfc inor'n litictAl Ointment or Ttnclnl Hun Boniiorici louny, Follow label direction!!. 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