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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1947)
Iterorcrlnr Mrs, Kdna Bunnell, who received minor Injuries In an automobile accident Tucsdity, Is re covering at the home of Victoria Mfltolh, 1IIU6 Hnrgent, following her releiise from Kliimutti Valley hos pital. , Hon Heller Mr, and Mr. L. T, I Orrcll, Wocus, arrived home Tues day after spending the pust week at La OrniKlc, visiting their son Jack, who had a serious Injury to his left hand. Jack Is reported re covering nicely, MBALO Hint. KlamatB falla, Or. WIDNtSDAT, Ma M, NI, tit M(C MdPNTrnn-DiiD . WEATHER OIIKtinN Partly elouily luclay, In llghl anil Thui.ilav, Iml wllh Mioriihii flniilltt.. n.ar (mail ami aratt.rail Usui llmw.l. It) Bahama iittth puilluil tmlay. I. nil lu nmtl.rat wa.larly wind utt Hia.l, KI.AMATII I A 1.1, N AND VICINITY.. Parllv clmiUy Imilsht and Tltur.ilay. U.nll. In utiKl.rala iimtli.ilr wlml lllih imluy 09. Utw luiilglil Oil. IIKM Tliuia lay as. NOHTItKMN CAI.lrOIINIA Mually ?lr tmlay, tonight ami 'i'hut'Mlay a '.Ill a favv .htiw.i. In oHIrfliim miilh.ih lui iliMt Imlo. Hllahlly wainiar. (ianlla in iiiutlaiata ilutluwatlarly wlitti oil VlMltl. Oiidi Kitrt Word of IliO 0)CI lull ill HiMluy't Market III Hun Juno, Calif,, liui lwuii received here by IiIcikI of Mr, and Mm. Krincl llua ley, formerly ul this clly mul Ohllo iillli, mul Kddlo lluslvy, also a rui hut Kluiiiiilll resident. Kddlo la k mill ul Mm. Maud Minify of 1 1 1 u It street, mul Mi , Krmcl lliisley la the iluuulilcr of Mr. unit Mia. Karl Templar, ihiw of HiuokliiK". 'Hut lliwley ulillt A triiuluro un Pink avrnun III Hun Joan mill In alallcd the luteal In rclincnilliin aa a special feature. Tim Hoalcys wrltn llicy have Keen numerous Klmiiutli resident Includlim Mr, ml Mm, Charles Oarcclou, mul re cently vlsllod Willi Jimmy Ulch, with II in rjimthcru Paclllc hcio short Unit mfu. Klamath (ilrlt Active Two Khun, nth Knlln aliments, active on the Ulilvrinlty of Urrtmli campus, ma Jumi O'Neill, dauKlitcr of Mr. mul Mr. Joseph C. O'Nrlll of Moll, clalro street, uiul dully Mueller, 5luaiiter of Mm. Ill icit Mueller, ill!) ,'. Dill. Ilulli urn completing thrlr dial year nl the unlvrrally. Jouu recently tapiwd for Kwama. sophomore women's honorary, an 1 1 10 mala of frrahitmn year actlvl Up, Hnlly, who u thin year "rlwewtheari of Himiin Ohl," ha just completed work on the committee for Hut annual Morlar llonrd dance, tin "Uyiuy a Cryatnl Hull," lirld Hal urdny nluhl at MrArUiur court. Veterans Attention Veteran of KorriKii War tire requested to be t th KO hall nl B 45 n. m. Krl ilny. Mriuortnl Duy, lo march In a body lo Link river to Join veterans' . mnu in tlm day's ceremonies, ' Member are aakrd to wear tint, forma or rutin allow lint membership In VfW. The irnup will participate In service nl ilie brlilae. the court house mid Unkvllle cemetery. Morrd lo fucrna Mri. Rudy Jenchkn, 1611 rlrnantit. m moved by mnbtilunre Wndueaduy morning lo Ktiiiciie whrro alio wilt receive further Urutmcnl nl Bscred llenrt lutapltal there. Mra. Jeachke. the former Helen Oruy, hni been quite III for nevernl woekn nd recently u In Ban Kruiulxo tor medlrnl attention, Jenrlike U Ulnke, Moffltt nil Town representative hero. Health Kepnrl Orenon Health Bulletin repoiu allow tour cael of chicken pox, three mump and iwo cnrlet fever In Klnmalh county for the two week endhiR May 17. Alao hated for the county dtirln1 the pe riod were two cw of ayiihtlla, one of lonorrltra, and one of lubcrcu lotll. Fire Lookout Mra, Alice Hnitill t'"l. inoi 'rVilford, will Iruvr Moit ke, June 3, to tnke chnrxe of the lookout atnllon at Domicilii y butte for thta tire aeonoti. the lookout la located in the northern part of the reservation above Hun moun tain. Admitted Alfrelda Roach, 30-yenr-old Chlloquln rcaldcnt, wai admitted to Klamnth Valle" hoa uttnl at 10 a. m, today aufterhiK from an Injury to her rlht eye i which ahe amci ane received in an automobile urclrietu earlier In the. day near Klamath Agency. , n.-,i.- 1),m Aiivlliaev I drum corpa will practice at 7 p. m . , Thuradny, at Modoc field, weather permllilng. Bhould there be ruin the practice will be held In the lower , rOK hall. All membera are umcd to i attend to mnke final plana for Memorial Dny actlvlllea, I From Berkeler Mr. and Mr. ! Huuh M. Worcealer of Berkeley, I Cuhf.. are expected to arrive In j town tonight to bruin a month'a 1 vlall wi'h Mr. Worcester' sister, Mrs, Klale Siemens. 603 Conner. He j la a federal fumo nRcnt. VlallliifMiirjorlo Onitmnu. 3345 niulehffe. Is visiting- with a friend at Pacific Lutheran college at Purk Innd. Wash. She will return here ( Monday, WAGK TALKS PORTLAND. Mny M Ml Wage negotlntlons between paper mill ' operators and 16,000 AI''L Pacific oast workers wero under way here today. Delegates of the AFL Tnlernatlonul Brotlierhnod of Pulp, Httlphlte and Paper Mill Workers and the Tntcr liRtlonnl Brotherhood of Paper- makers arc nltcndlng the annual , k meeting. i C'o-clmlrniiin of the sessions are : John Sherman, Tacomn, vice presl- i dent of the pulp, sulphite and paper j nnlnn. nnri .1. c. Zcllerbnch. retire- I arming the Pacific Const Association of Pulp and Paper Manufacturers. Call the navy recruit lug station If you are In doubt on any Information concerning enlistments of regular navy or naval reserve. Daugliter Horn Mr. mid Mia, A. ft Avery of Oceauslde, C'nllf,, are pureiil of u duughter, their first child, burn at Oceunsltle liusullul at 0:30 u. m, Tliesduy, May 21. 'i hls Is the first grandchild for Mr, mid Mrs, Ralph li. Ileniilnt, 4700 Ulnbcc, Mrs, Avery being the former Vir ginia Leo llenulst of this city. The little girl, Linda Lee, weighed 8 pound II 'i ounces at birth, Mrs, Uenolst has been In Oceunstdc with her duughter mid son-ln-luw for t the past two weeks. Award Presented R a in o n a Reeves, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. ; Raymond If. Reeve of Lukeshore drive, participated In mi honor as sembly Wednesday morning at Hoiilhern Oregon Colli go of Educa tion, Ashland, and was presented wllh a 136 check for efficiency In her work as advertising manager ; of The Hlaklyou, student publica tion. Ramona Is a member of Rhe I Delta Chi. girls' honorary at BOCK. Return From Houlh-John Hous. I ton, local Inhtiriuiie man, returned Hiindny from a week-end trip lo Han frnnclaco lo attend the an nual meeting of the Kqtiltuble Life Insurance company. Houston rep- , resented the nortliern district aa the leatler of the Oregon agencies ! fur April, j Ul--w,l.-rif Piartv I'ltn lfme I Rronouilcs club of Midland grange will meet for a card party Saturday night, May 31, at the home of Mrs. Kreu fVapo. Orange members will bring atrawberrlra which will be served In shortcake aa refresh ment. On llualnea Among out-of-town hoppers lu Klamath Palls on busi ness Tuesday were Lloyd Hankln of IloumiM, Karl Dehllnger and O. n. Chamber of route 1, and L. E. Ilolrhotiser of Poe valley. Hhrrlffs Poue The Sheriffs Posse will hold a drill tonight at the fairgrounds In preparation for the Memorial Day parade. All members are urged to attend. ISITORS WELCOME A'lV Pi? RvttNlnii, Hintfirt Cvt rfawtu rimU Nrry lurk Hark A Klamath Flower Shoo i4 i. Greenhouits fba txn My Nam It William Arthur Whitman I am I month! old and I live at 790 No. Ilth HI. My mother buya meat at THE PALACE MARKET because my daddy like those delicious steaks, and he aays Hie Palace ha the beat In town! Thank, Master Whitman. ;. Ws hope you'll soon be en joying those steak yourself! 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