Herald and news., June 12, 1947, Page 5, Image 5

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WEATHER
OIUOON fair sciuth aorllun and sr.
nr rluutfy north purllnn liMlsy, luiiighl
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n nis.t lirhll WMlrly wlncU iflf rus.t.
KLAMATH rAI.I.S AND VICINITY
I'Uar lotlsy, tonight and rrMsy. Illh
lo.i.v la. low tl. niah tiiiisy so.
NUNTIIEIIN t'Al.lsOHNIA -.Usr to
lUy, tunlght and tomorrow, aat-apt lor
liH-a) fot slont matt tomorrow morning.
Winnie Unlay. Minlarala Mi (mil ninth
w..lrly wliuli nil coasl.
I.eavlns Monday Mr. ami Mia.
I'litlll) Schwab uf 318 B. Miiln lire
Iravliil Monday for Mlnnriipolla
where they will epend the comlnii
year. Hrliwab It on yrart leavr
eif absence Irani tilt clly school
system, lie tailil aevenlh grade t
ItooABVclt tlila pt yr. Mra.
Hchwab aervrd aa office secretary to
Principal Verno Btielrs al Mlllt.
Hchwab will enter tlie second sum
mer session ol the Unlvrniliy ol
Minnesota mid will continue hit
Hurtles nil nrxl year, lie plans "
return to Klamath rails to teach,
Kecent vlaltura al the Hchwab home
I, irn wnro Mra. Hchwnbs mother
and titter, Mis. Adnlla Larson and
June Larson ofMlnneapolli. f
Family Clrela-Tlie reuular month
ly meeting ol tin Kamlly circle will
lie held at the First Covenant
church. 33 Walnut, on Krldity at 8
u. in. An Interesting program lias
been arranged with liiatruniental
and vocal numbers and featuring
Mra. Kckel. who will spenk on Japan.
Hhe apent tome 26 yeari tliert aa a
missionary. Hoeloasea for the eve
iln( lire Mra. John Hem and Mra.
1 Albert Clawaon. All friends of the
church are Invited.
To Euiene Mrt. Ullle Itrrrlng
ton of lllso ICtplanade It leaving
Haturday tor Eugene to attend com
mencement eserclara al the uni
versity ol Oregon, where her son-In-law.
Charles Edward Ayert, It a
member of the graduating : elaaa.
Hhe will be accompanied by her
daughwr. Mra. Jean Meade, and
granddaughter, Klennor. Mr. and
Mra Ayera will return with i them
to Klamalti rails Monday and after
abort vlall will go lo California,
where they will make the r home.
Mra. Ayert ll Iht former lUe Her
rlugton. Reaerve Officers-Robert Veati'h
waa elected prealdent of the Klam
ath chapter of the Reaerve Officers
as-latlon at the regular dinner
meeting held Wednesday night at
the Winema. Veatch replace Oer
aid "Bneo" Murray, who la moving
to rtigene. He waa a ca;.UIn In the
air fore and a pilot In the TTfO dur
ing the war. A formal dance la
planned for the early fall and the
aaaoelatlon will wm until Beplem
ber 10 when Iht next meeting will
be held.
On Vacation I-eon O Roae. who
la In charge of display and adver
tltlng al Mlllert departmenl atore. U
leaving Sunday on a month's motor
trip through Idaho, Montana. Wyo
ming, other Norlhweat autre and
Canada. II" l going tirr pared for
camping whenever he flndt a likely
tuning pot.
Return from Brhool Rodney
Murray, ton of Mr. and Mra. Percy
Murray of Pacific Terrace, and Jim
-IMnlsnn, ami ot Mr. and Mra. A.
f Denlson of 402 Victory, returned
Tuesday night from Oregon Stale
college, where they have completed
their flnt year.
from Prlnerllle Mrt. I.udvtg
' Peteraon of Prlnevllle arrived
Wedneaday night from her home to
apend a week aa the gueat of her
daughter family, Mr. and Mra.
Lane Warren of Eldorado atreet.
Mra. Peteraon la here for the wed
ding Sunday of Eva Rue Jacobion.
Arrive bv riane Mm. Edmund
Phllltlet and young daughter Linda
Lynne, arrived on the Wednesday
morning plane from Santa Crui,
Calif, to vlalt Mr. Phllltlet'a aimer
and family, Mr. and Mra. Kenneth
Spencer of Applegat atreet.
Vacation Dorothy Elliott, a atu
dent at Good Samaritan hoapltnl
nuraea' trhool In Portland, arrived
Monday to apend a three week'
vacation with her parent. Mr. and
Mra. W. R. Elliott, her brother and
alatera. of 1087 Auburn.
On Buying Trio Walt Kennelt.
manager of Miller's, la In Han
Francisco and Lo Angeles on a
buying trip. Edmund Atlrbury. as
sistant manager, will report for
duty at the atore Monday.
Convention The Will anniinl
convention of RNA will be held In
the KC hall tomorrow. Registration
at 10 a. m.. the first meeting will
start at U. in. A luncheon will be
served In the dining room.
Kir to Harbor Jack Prock, ton
of Mr. and Mn. Lloyd I'ruck of
Lakeshora drive, was passenger j
III Miirnl umg a Navion inline which
left this morning for Hurlmr, Ore.,
flying Mrs, Hurry W, Italhlany to
her homo. Mra. Mural I Ainu was
also a passenger In her husband s
plane, Mra, llnthluny hat been
visiting here with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mra, Jack
Crawford of Ijiknshora drive. The
three are expected back tills after
noon, Midland (irnuo Midland Home
Economic club will entertain mem-1
Iters of the grange al a purty at the
grange hall Saturday evening, June
H, when birthdays of mrmbert
which occurred In April, May and
June will be celebrated at well aa
Father's Day. Members are asked to ,
bring "winte eiepnant ' gnu aim an
art requested to be present.
To Attend (iraduatlon Mr. and
Mra. Hurry Cloeller Sr. are leaving
Haturduy evening for Eugene to at
tend commencement al lha Uni
versity of Orrgon on Sunday when
their daughter, Nan, will receive her
bachelors degree. Nan will accom
pany her tmrent home and plant to
remain here for the summer.
To Portland Mr. and Mrs. n. C.
WiKMlrulf of H2H Pacific Terrace,
left today tor Portland, where they
will aiiend the week-end aa gural
of their daughter and family, Mr.
and Mr. Stanley Slalger of Oswego.
They will also enjoy the Kott Festi
val while north.
Open Installation Women of the
Moose. Klamath Fall chapter 407,
will hold open Installation of new
officer at 5 p. m. Saturday. All
member of the Moose lodge and
Women of the Moo and their
escort are cordially Invited to at
tend. i
Home for .Mummer Nancy Ben
net, daughter of Mr. and Mr. War
ren Sennet of 1170 Crescent, arrived
home tlila week from Mill college
In Oakland, Calif., where aha la a
student. Hhe will be a member of
The Herald and Newt naff during
the slimmer month.
rrallval Visitor Mr. and Mr.
Olen Otilley with their daughter
Darlen and Janice left Wednesday
for Portland to attend the Rose Fes
tival. The Oulley reside al the
Modoc field house.
Bid Opening Bids were to be
opened tonight al Mt. Shasta on an
elementary school building there de
signed by Howard Perrln, Klamath
Fall architect. Perrln left this after
noon for Mt. Shasta to attend the
board session.
From Oregon BUI Perrln. son of
Mr. and Mr. Howard Perrln of
Pacific Terrace, I home for the
summer from the University of
Oregon, where he hat completed hi
freshman year. . ,
Dane Tlrketa Member who
have received ticket to the Eugle
pre-ennventton danre are reminded
to remit for the tickets to Andy
Meek, lodge secretary, at the FOK
hall.
Kipeeted Home Boyd Bpiague Jr.,
student at Ban Mateo Military
academy. I expected home thl
week-end from school. Mrt. Sprague
and the children plan to leave Mon
day for visit In Portland.
Te Commencement Mr. and Mr.
Robert Rlgg. Lakeshora drive, will
motor to Eugene this week-end to
attend the commencement of their
daughter, Dorothy.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation for Uie act
of klndnrsa, messages of sympathy
and the many beautiful floral offer
ings during our recent bereavement,
the lots of our beloved mother.
Mrt. Hazel Amhart
D. E. McClurg
H .A. McClurg
ISITORS WELCOME
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Klamath Flower Shon
in . nb Greenhouses rhn mm
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