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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1947)
Chiloquin Mr. end Mrs. Harvey Muskrat were Chlloquln gueU for aeveral days last week before leaving on an east ern vacation. They plan to return the last o! June to their home In Stewart, Nev. Mrs J. D. Under of Springfield visited la-t week with her daughter and family, the O. D. MeKeUs. Mrs. Tuesday. May 13. guest In Westtlr. K one wants to know th. "me heu da vs. ask a senior girl. Nearly iu of Kem have dainty, accurate tft watches for graduation. The Rev. B. W. Johnson announced upTn lnTrWent return Wash ington that he and ht family tu Zr to a suburb of .Everett. Wash, about Uie middle of June. Th eek ?hey are In E-igene attending thj annual conference for the Bible .hase price was undlKlosed. Kome way we Pfse2v,nkl,parTer imfnwn last week. Frank Prker, head of U. S. irrigation, 8v us facts. A Week ago Friday the irriga tion canaP which leads front Uie government dam w "".'yry areas near Modoc Point and WU-, liamson river district, broke. The break occurred in a c"cW check . used for emergency outlet, and was part of the original canal ltaUat on of IBM. Before It was stopped 1M feet of adjoining ditcJt had broken out Crews went to work at once and by the following Tuesday after noon water was turned back into . the project. The several day were not too hard on farmers as the chief Irrigation does not begin for another B1The,Bible Standard church had on ! Wednesday night 'our J"11" isters. Mis. Ann Bogart. "The Whist-; ling Evangelist." had been here tor several davs but she was Joined by , three other "B's," the Misses Naomi ; Bacon. Ethel Brunhaven and Nora ; Brooks, women on their way to a, missionary post In Liberia, Africa. The foursome visited Crater lake on Thursday. OUUUC ' Wolff spent three days the first ol the week visiting friends In Eugene. Coburg, Corvallis and Monmouth. While at the University of Oregon they attended a student opera, "The A large crowd attended the final; function of the school year, the com-1 mencement dance held In the high j school gym on Saturday night, May 24- Mr. and Mrs. Quince Buell are visiting with Mrs. Marit Teilevik during the absence of her daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. John Lott. who are on a short vacation to '. Alaska. I Graduation exercises this past, Thursday night drew many people i from out of town. Some we noticed I were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greear and j Margaret Lee, Mr. and Mrs. George Flury, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Flury, I and Mrs. E. E. Evans all from the I Rogue river valley; Mr. and Mrs. I Leo Corson of Sweet Home, Mr. and , Mrs. Harvey Muskrat of Btewart, i Nev., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kranen-1 burg. Mrs. Dick Kranenburg, Mrs. i David Totton. Pat Buell, Mr. and ; Mrs. Ernie Gienger and children. 1 Mrs. Grace Green, Mary Grace and Bill, Harley Olson, Mrs. Quince Buell. ' Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dooley, all of Klamath Fails. I An Altamont couple were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Welch. Mrs. Welch, the former Ruth Gysbers, began her ! teaching career by Instructing Chile-1 were graduated last night after; Hager spending all It year In the Chilo quin schools. Dr. L. S. Cressman of the Univer sity of Oregon at Eugene, Mrs. J. D. Llnder of Springfield. Elmore Nicholson and Kenneth Luderman. students at Southern Oregon Col lege of Education, Mrs. Pete Hamlan and Patricia ot Lakevlew, and many people from outlying communities were In attendance. Hilda Olsen, commercial instructor for the past several years, left on Saturday. She planned a short visit In Portland and Stlverton. a month in Minnesota, and then a move Into her own home In Stlverton. Mr. and Mra. Harry Elliott re turned on Friday from a short trip to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schueck left on Saturday morning to more to Auburn. Calif. Word was received last week-end that Mr. DeFord. father of Mrs. Lester Vaughn. lormeriy oi nerej OUt UDW Oi mile uic. siuium m stroke while In Lakevlew last week. No further word ot his condition has reached here. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Kelllson spent last week-end In San Francisco, returning on Monday. The Altar society of Mt. Carmel Catholic church met for a social evening on Monday, May It. at the Klamath Agency home of Mrs. B, G. Courtrlght, the final meeting until fall. Each guest brought a gift given to bingo players of the evening. Re freshments were served by the host- Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Anderson are attending the grand lodge of IOOF this week. Mr. and Mrs. William DeCew are caring for the Anderson home here. . Ike Wright returned from Red ding, Calif., Wednesday where he has been working In Uie timber. Quite a number of folks from this community attended the Hen ley school party Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shenpard closed their cafe at Uie Mallory Market and moved out Wednesday. The Y cafe is now open for busi ness again under new management. Dale Klein was shopping In Vl.ni.ih trails Tli 1 1 rsH a v The Henlev school was closed Thursday but open on Friday as that is the last day of school of Uie i 1946-41 term. Nearly all workers covered under i Uie public contracts act also are under the broader coverage pro- .,i.lAna n( wmam and hour law. I which applies to employees engaged j In Interstate commerce or in mo i production ot goods for Interstate Olene Mrs. Harry Moore, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. MatUe Tre malne, returned to Olene Uie tint ot Uie week where they will remain this summer. Moore Is Uie ditch rider In this district and Mrs. Moore leaches school In Northern California through the winter mouths. Mr. and Mra. Eraer and the Wil bur Belling family spent Sunday In I Uie Dorrta vicinity ou a picnic. 1 Donna Kinney spent Uie week end with her parent. Uie Rowe I Ktuneys, from Eugene where she attends school. O. L. Brown returned recently from California where he went with a ioaa oi emtio. Word received by friends from Mrs. Curtis Gobhardt who la now visiting relatives in Wisconsin slates she will return around tlio first of June. Mrs. Hattle Cnlklua of Klamath Falls has been visiting at the home of her daughter, Mra. George Slav-enson. commerce. ess to the many women In attendance. Dr. M. C. Cassel Chiropractic Physician Headache. Gas. Stomach and Spinal Ailments TELEPHONE SM 127 So. 7th St Roundup Bor-B-Q end Harvey's Lunch will be closed Memorial Day May 30th HOME FREEZERS I and IS Cubic ft. Es Co and G. E. Fyock-Moon Incorporated lll-US So. 9th fhone B4M TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long. Short Trips Mot Yourself Save M STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main y LijJi j i ;jrj:Bo, 1-- . Oxygen and acetylene are also available ;from us NOW in the new, easily-handled, small-size cylinders. BUSSMAN'S Welding Supplies 834 Klamath Ave. MEMORIAL DANCE MALIN Saturday, May 31 Music by Pappy Gordon end Hit Oregon Hill Billies Dancing 10 till 2 OFFICE HELP WANTED! We have an additional office posi tion open for person with Compto meter and typing experience. Only applicant with the above qualifica tions will be Interviewed. Apply SAFEWAY DISTRICT OFFICE 1S7 So. Riverside Phone S17S Helen Sullivan, daughter of Mr. and Mil. Frank Sullivan, and Shir ley Masten, daughter of the Stan ley Mnstcna, were among die grad uates of Henley high school this year. Mr. and Mrs. lloyd llruner ot Henley visited Friday evening at Uie Marlon Uarnrs home. AID NSWS, BU la Mis, OH. THI'MPAT, Hr H, lilt. .ts SI. PUMICI SAND roa Srlok Marlst tns rlsiur Urai raomrr osi.ivsar WESTERN PUMICE SAND CO. III! IHrl.li HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND SIIKSNS OSS. MSDPOKD Thoroughly Modern Mr anil Mn. I. I. 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I repeat: Don't go to the Yukon Tavern unless you can stand the shock of their low prices, or unless you are prepared to spend a most enjoyable eve ning while eating, dancing, drinking and meeting your old friends and making new friends who also are enjoy ing themselves. Dancing starts at 9:00 p.m. Open 8:00 a.m. to mid night, 7 days a week. The whole community has known these people for the past 15 years and everyone knows that they will rob you of your peace of mind until you have come to visit their beau tiful tavern and they are just mean enough to steal away all your resistance with their tempting supreme baked ham sandwiches. The grand opening of the new and modern tavern will be on Saturday, May 31. So, if you don't heed the warning to stay away, come early in order to get your seat in one of their comfortable booths where the maid will serve you with the best that money can buy. The business is now open for your convenience. 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