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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1947)
Merrill MERRILL. Mnv 14 Tim offlca of the city ot Merrill water department nan Deen moved to uie Merrill library bulldliur. Ottlce hours are from 9 to 13 and 1 to S. and 0 to 12 on Saturday. Virginia Sharp has boon employed by the city to be In cnarite oi una on ice. At a meeting of the city council on May 1, a building ordinance was Dnssod. Anyone wishing to build within the city limits must submit plans and specifications of the pro posed building to the city council for apnrovRi. Those mnKing the trip to Eugene for Junior Week-End were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Crawford to visit son Ed Jr. and Mrs. Pete Callse to visit son FrnnK. The Merrill Bridge club was en tertained at the home of Mrs. Rob ert Walker last week. Those present were: Air. and Mrs. Ed crAwinm. J Mr. and Mrs. Riley OeLap. Mr. and Mffl Hnh nraffm XjTi mrt Xr T aiiU Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scott, oi TuiciaKe, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Barron, of Klamath Falls. Unable to attend were Mr. and Mrs. C. J. snuric ana Mr. and Mrs. John Kan dra Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Scott former. Iv .of Mprrill. have rin-r.hAit4 the jonn cortes house in Tulelake. Mrs. John Takacs Jr. and daugh ter Johnclle spent last week In Port land where Johnelle received medl- cal treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Care of Btockton. Calif., are visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stewart for two weeks. Dale West has returned from a mnnth. hnvintr trin t Ghafi.. J Calif. J as bartender at the Victory lounge. Nels and Mabel Monroe visited here last week-end. I Louis Stewart and Bob Barry made business trm to Poe vallev and epent the afternoon at the Ir ving Rosa ranch. Ross is breaking a horse for Stewart. Ed Crawford was elected ormd- dent of the Oregon farm- bureau at a meeting of the farm center. Jim DriKcnll xrvnt Thunuli In Merrill on business. J " Texas and Oklahoma cant claim txcluslve rights to the wrath of na S ture. 8tronflr winds blew down . I tree In the W. A. Hill yard Saturday I ewenliur. Fortunately , branches I Striking the house only tore off a J portion of the eaves, but the tree I falling on It and the equipment uctaajuy u wove uio tire caused considerable damage to Mrs. Hill's, raraen. iwo power poles were blown down at the Claude Shuck farm. One pole was discovered resting against the fireplace. Victor Shuck suffered Injury to fiis back when he was thrown from ft tractor driven by his brother Dick. fevnday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Mlkie O'Connor, of Klamath Falls. sHlfK O'Connor's father, Jim O'Con 9 nor. at Laird's cow camp. 1 vlnrinla Sharp, formerly em J ployed by the DSDA In Klamath I Falls, Is now making her home here I with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. t E. Sharp. She has accepted a posl- Hon with the city. Tulelake Tulelake grangers will see a mo tion picture In technicolor. "Red Wagon," distributed by Swift and company, at the next meeting, June 12, depleting the story of the growth of the company. The film was mads In Hollywood. Austin Terry Is master and the lecturer Is Mrs. Leonard Meshke. Alex J. Wray. manager of Tulelake Machinery company, returned Tues day from a business trip to Oakland. Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Branson left Sunday for Grand Rapids, Mich., where Rev. Branson will attend ses sions of the general assembly ot Presbyterian churches, representing the Presbytery of Southwest Oreiton. The meeting begins May 20. They plan to return the first week In June. Attending the session as a i layman is Dr. George Wright, Klam- I ath Falls. I Rev. Francis Chambers, called re- cently as assistant pastor here, will j fill the pulpit next Sunday morning, returning here June 1 for that Sun day also. Mr. Mclntyre of Klamath i Falls will till the pulpit the morning I of May 25. Rev. Chambers Is also i expected to preach the sermon for 1 baccalaureate for the graduating 1 class of the high school. Fred Hardenbrook. Portland, has ' been added to the office staff of the Klamath Basin Cooperative. Mrs. V. O. Reinmiller, bookkeeper for the past several years, has resigned. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Brown field of the El Rancho Tula left Tuesday morning for a two weeks' i stay at Crescent City. The El j Rancho has been undergoing exten- i slve interior redecorating and an opening planned for soon after their return. Clarence Shelate Is co- owner. The building occupied for the rjast seven years by the Lepley Motor company has been vacated and equipment of the garage business has been stored. The buildlna- is tn be occupied by the Ford-Ferguson agency. It was leased recently to Elmer Balsiger of Klamath Falls. Classified Ads Bring Results. JUST i Unpacked- Large Shipment S Tokyo Firms Cut ! Price Of Items TOKYO, May 15 OP) The 'Jap anese gave Increased enthusiasm, kiingled with some cynical doubt, to their own "Newburyport plan" for reducing prices today. Labor unions prepared to swing behind the movement, which already has reduced the prices of some com modities and boosted sales consid erably. The movement began in Tokyo about a week ago, after Tokyo news papers publicized the Newburyport, Mass., program of cutting prices 10 j per cent IBS Waist Overalls ALL SIZES (leedefiX "STORE for MIN , Comer 5th and Main- Clearance SUE Due to unusually heavy inventory conditions, we offer you large groups of the following items. All are Long's high quality and carefully selected merchandise ... at tremendous savings! Dresses Coats Suits Values to 79.50 t . t-ure suit Hose 1 by Artcraft, Ileg. 3.95 now JL.oj Skirts Slacks Houses Sweaters Drastically Reduced for Clearance Camp 4 W The monthly card party met May 9 at the home of Mrs, Elmer Wil son. Two new fninllles have moved Into camp this past week. Much clenu-up work Is being done in camp now and apiienrance of the camp Is much Improved. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson plav- ed May 11 for a dance nt Plnehnrst. Part of the local dance crowd plan ned on attending the burn dance In Ashland. The softbnll team Is about ready to play regular games. The Traveling Card party will meet next week with Mrs. Hitter. A farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Art Cooper will be held May 17. The luggers and fnllers are work ing ' on the main line tikis week within sound of enmp. Tho last week of school will be busy. There will be an evening school piogmin with Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Crulkshiuik assisting Mrs. Cooper. Mis. Antle, Mrs. Howard and Mrs Cook are In charge of tho school picnic The study club met May at Mrs. Amie s with Otis Cogswell III charge. The evening subject wai "Delin quency. VOLCANIC) I.KIHTHOIINK On the Island of Hun (Salvador, In the West Indies, n volcano serves as a Hull I house. The Mash ot Its light by night has guided mariners fur centuries. tireAl D NlWIJtUw.lt! r.lll. Pr. THI'MD, May tl. 111), Mat Olasslfled Ads Bring Results. 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