Herald and news., March 28, 1947, Page 5, Image 5

Klamath Shoppers Greet New Market
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WEATHER
DIIKdON Minlly plmiUy Willi mi'
atonal light ahnwera III BKUtliweat, mill
pailly t'luuily eLewhere Imlay. Partly
rliiuiiy Innlslil Mud HNltirilay. I.ltlle
rlienie In tainiiei'Miiu. Mutleial auutll
rlv wlmU off ouail.
NOHTIIKIIN I'Ai.irMIINIA-OcMelonil
rant liHlny anil liiiilglil. , I'arlly citmtly
liiiittirriiw. Cooler III Hum Jnaiitlln valley
Imlay. MiMleial oulliwterly wind (iff
ctia.l.
KLAMATH KAI.I.N AND VICINITY
Climtly today Willi few ahnwera Innlalit.
Tuiiturrnw partly rluuily. Ihsli ItMla 00.
Uiw rnuay 43, luith ,01.
Pleasant Outing Lal Sun
dny party of 1(1 drove tu
Shasta ilum lit Calllurnlii, where
they wuru guided uroiind tlic
lrenienluus project by Mr. Oil)
noil, Mmiiiiiii'l iiiiiii fur the U.
H. bureau of ri'diiniulion. The
parly Included Mr. und Mm,
Charles Ollm mi. Mr. mid Mm.
Hugh Tullcy mid Dili, Mr. und
Mm. Iluuh KnlfN mid Jiiun, Irniii
Wauehopo, Mr. und Mm. Tom
Williams, Mr, mid Mm. Sieve
Musher, Mr. find Mm. Joe La
Clulr und buby daughter.
Minnesota Vacation Mr. und
Mm. K. K. Klelly left Wednesday
nlKliI on un extended viinilloii
trip to visit relative In Minne
sota. They will visit Klellyl
parent. Mr. and Mm. P. H. Klcrl
ty of Wllnuir, aluo his sinter unci
brotlirrln-law, Dr. und Mm. E.
r. C'urrnn at Stlllwntcr. Minn.
Rummag Sal The Pythian
club will hold a rummaiie salo
Suturduy. March 2I. In the bun'
quel room of tho KC hall, 409
Mnln.
LEGAL NOTICE
From Portland Mr. und Mm.
William ToinlKon und young
Hon, limy, arrived uim uiicr.
noon by piano I nun roi'liiiiid to
attend tnt wecming or Mm.
ToinlNon'a brother, Tom Hop
kins, und Sharon Leu WllllttN,
un event of Saturday afternoon
ut the First Methodist church.
Mm. Toiiilson will be retncni
bered n the former Sylvln Hop.
klna, daughter of Mr, und Mm,
llulph 8. llopklna, 1HU5 Mel
roue, From Washington Mr. und
Mm. tloorgo O. Spencer und
noil Normun of Wnxhlnuton, D.
C, were guest thla week of
Mr. und Mm. Chuck Wood
houae, 37 lluaklna. Spencer,
who la with the. alute depart
ment, pluna to vlall In the aoutb
beforo returning to Washing
ton, Return Mr. and Mm. Alex
llrcurcllffe, 817 Pine, luive re
turned homo ufler n vlall of
aeverul week a In Ited llliilf,
Calif., with Mra. Hreurcllffe'a
mother, Mra. Annie Swlnney.
Mm. Swlnney accompanied the
Urcarcllffcs home for a vlall.
VNOPXtK Or ANNUAL BTATrMKNT
fur lha year cmlrri Iremler 31,
in, of Tna rid. Illy Mulual l.lfa
Inatirenre Company of Philadelphia,
In llta Klalo of Pennsylvania, maila
In lha insurance CommlMlonar of
ilia mala of Orraon. ininuanl to law:
Inroma
Total premium Income
for lha year. 41 1 11.431.731 It
Interest, dividend and
rent received during
lha year, 13-30 1031.071 H
1 nrami from othar
eriirree received during
lha yaar ., ..... 7J00.37S 84
ToUl Income 3l,313.l.l!
ltl.la.ir.,tanta t
Paid for lnae. endow
ment, annulllea and
engender value., l-i 1 10 M Ml 31
Dividend paid to pol-
Iryholdara. a I.ioe.004 at
Dividend paid to alnck-
hnldera link, 10 00;
atork. SOOOi . . 00
Cenaral lnurnc
peneea. 13-33 I HKH M
Amount of all othar e-
pendlluree (Including
tnvMtmtnl oapanaaa,
SI37.M0 71) . 4.4M.tl M
Total aapondltucoa .
Aaaaia
ooluo or r a I wuit
ownad I booh valual. 1
Loana on morlgaaea and
aollaural. owr., I
Valua of bondi awnM
lamorurodi. a
7aluo of atoclui ownatf
ihook valuai. a . , .
IVamliMn nolaa and poi-
tcy loan. 43 M
tTaah in banka and on
kand. 1 .
aaiaacaat -and rottta ahta
and accruad, 13-M ... ,
fat ancollaclpd aid da-
ftrrad pramluma, 33-30
Othar aaaau (nat)
I ia,iii,iti.4
1.111.0711
14.04S.03I 4
lal.MI.134 U
4JT.S1I (1
1 111 14 41
1.14431 M
l.T 744 14
1.31340 0
1403001
Total admllld aaaau IHUIJ IK 41
lJabllltlat. aurplna aad Olhar ruada
Xat raaan aa. 1-7 . 3130.IO0.U3 0
fNtllcy claim and loaaaa
oulalandlna. 13-10 . - 1001.314 0
All olhar llablllUaa 30 011.0101
Total HahllltMa, I
rapt capital .
Capital paid up
ftpaclal aurplua funda ....
Unraallvad appreciation
on a t o c k a and non
anortli4i bonda
llnaaaignad funda laajr
-
Ptirplua aa regard pol
ecyholrter 1
134,71 M7 HI
on
0
174131
1)3 34 73
1.413.7IT04
VUltor Joe Hurry, former
Klumulb Fulla realdent, win in
thla city on bualncaa Thumduy
frojn hi home In Sucrumenlo,
Cullf.. where he la employed a
bourding luiiervlaor for the J.
V. Moan commiaaury of the
Southern Pacific compitny.
In Hospital Mr. Muxlnc
Colwcll of Merrill wu moved
from a doctor'! offlco to Hill
aido hopltul ut 5 p. m. Thura
duy by anibulunce. Mm. Col
wcll la reported improvinii to
day.
Starting School llurold Oitle,
aon of Mr. und Mm. Ilul II. Utile.
022 lllkh, und urmv veteran of
World War 11. hit returned from
Kuncne where he completed vo
cational tcala. He will enter the
university April 1.
' Last Drill The KaKlca aux
iliary and drill team Is retpiested
to bo present In the upper KOE
hall at 7:30 p. m. uxiiiy, lor we
laat practice before the district
convention which will foe held
this Sunday in the KC hall.
Vacation Flight Martha
Hers, third grade teacher at
Fremont school, will leovc by
plane Saturday to spend her va
cation of one week in Sun Frun
clsco. Clinic A well-buby clinic
will be held on Monduy, March
31, from 1 to 3 p. m. at the
public health center. 1040 Main.
For further Information and ap
pointments call 7714. .
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Shown abov 1 th now markat which Is being opond Saturday by H. J. Drwsn and Can
Horndon at 4707 S. Oth. In addition to complat grocery, mat and froin food dpartmnts,
th nw mark) his 730 frosn food locktrs with facllitlas for quick frilng, and a larg hold
ing room for agoing moats bfor cutting for lockers. Th building of pumlc til construction,
was built by John Fhln. and is on th sit of th former market operated by Fhln, which
was destroyed by fir last yr. Drowson has opratd th market at Idalla'i for th past svral
yoars, whll Hrndon is a recently returned service man.
Cub Meeting Cub Puck 8 will
meet ut 7:30 tonight, Friday, at
Allunioiit Junior high school.
I'll rents and friends are invited
to the meeting. A spcciul pro
gram feature will be skits on
"Heroes of Books" by the boy.
Has Surgory Mrs. Stuart
Moaely, 2220 Kadcllffe, Southern
Pacific employe, had emergency
surgery at Hillside hospttul Wed
neaduy and la reported doing
nicely. Moaely la a Southern
Pacific engineer.
Returned Marjorle Eugle,
124 N. 3rd, returned Monduy
to her position us secretary for
KFLW, after a week of vaca
tion spent with her mother,
Mra. E. N. Eugle of Merrill, and
In Seattle and Victoria, B. C.
On Vacation Edllh Picnic-1
clnl, accompanied by her moth
er, Mra. Guy Pleruccinl, 1866
Leroy. is spending her vacation
of a week from The Herald and
Newa switchboard, in San Francisco.
From Eugon Dr. Paul M.
Noel, former Klamath Fulls
dentist now practicing in Eu
gene, U here for a brief visit.
City Delivery S.rvlc. Ph. 8417.
Rnt Bulnti Mra. Charles
Stark, secretary In the area rent
control office, la In Portland thla
week attending a rent control
conference. She li expected
home Saturday.
RNA Meeting The Royal
Neighbors of America will meet
at 6:30 tonight, Friday, for a
politick supper followed by
lodge at 8 p. m.
From California Fred
Thompson of Sun Francisco was
a recent business visitor in
Klamath Falls.
Total inviavail tl
noalaeti In Orrion for lha Year
Met premltnni and an
nultloa received 140 1c 41 1 .3IM.MI M
Blvitlendi paid lo policy
holder, during th year,
tan rel - 1,771 l
Xel loe and claim, en
dowment, eurrender. and
annuities paid during th
year . lol.lWK
ISITORS WELCOME
An Pv, Cvenfnn flnniUM
Cut ritmtrt Pis alt
urry Vlack
Mack A
Klamath Flower Shop
km . nh Greenhouses rnn ius
Americon
Quick Heat
Oil
Heaters
Fyock-Moon
Incorporated
121-125 So. 9th Ph. S400
Gold Hill
Asks Pilots
Licth airport. Gold Hill. Is
to be sponsor at an aviation
breakfast Sunday, March 30. and
plane ownen are cordially In
vited to attend.
The breakfast, slated lor 9
a. m. Ii in honor of the opening
of the new airport at Cold
Beach.
Flyers arc expected to visit
from many points up and down
the coast, from Portland to San
Francisco.
Flyers will find a new run
way, 1400 feet long, but are as
sured of safe landing conditions.
Cas and oil will be available at
the field.
The new itrip la only one
block from the main street, and
is almost on the beach.
Mor Study Louis "Buddy"
Bickers drove back to Ashland
Sunday where he la attending
Southern Oregon college' after
a few days of spring vacation
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Bicker at Modoc Point.
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