Herald and news., June 20, 1947, Page 3, Image 3

WEATHER
WAMIUNllTON AN1J OHKOON Poli
ty ilmmy IimIhv unit luutiflit, with lw
imlltiil llulil iltowniB. YaU mill wmiii
r ftnUiiiloy. Motlomli nmlhwaat wlnili
ulf rouol
KLAMATH rALI.lt AND VICINITY -I.
illy iluiiilv loiluy .ml limliilit, .t
iiiiIhv lull .ml miii.r Kii-mIi niiilll
w.al.rly wlmU oil i-nl IIIHll UMl.y
Ml, low 4i lllflli NnIiimImv 7X
NOIITIIKHN I'AI .It'OIINIA Cl.ar In
U.y, lnnlalil anil HiilmiT.y. at-it fi.g
.long i'il.I luulrr III Inl.ilor v.llry
IikUv. Miilf-i.l. In fi.ll liullliwilrly
WllliU Ulf l'HMl.
Vlalla Kljinmhllm Mr, mill Mia.
.1. A. Iluiki'. IIMI lli'l Mmiii. have re
liirucil Inn" muliir trip tlnwii the
natal nt Ciillfiiiniit wlwro llicy vlMt
rd ivliillvtw mill two former Kluin
nth KiilU (ninllliin, Tlwy Whin gone
Iwii wk. Tlii'y nlopiicil Willi Mia.
Mmki'n nicer, Mm. It. U. Wcgi'fiiilll
unit tiinilly nt Ijhih Hfiifli mi" vlalt
rl furmrr Klamath Kails riwlilnila,
Ihn I. J. OImiiih nt Hull HtTiiiKllim
mid Mr. mill Mm. Jfiry Madtlua
, nt Tuliililtn.
Cut. Kuut O. I.. Jiiniby. 6S. Ash
Imiil rrnlilriil niiiiliiyml itl Wrycr
Iiiipiimt Ciuiip B. wtw brought 10
llllltililn lm))lml ul ft p. in. IlllM-
ilny lur irnil lit ot a badly eul
Irli l.it millrrril while l '
yvatercliiy. Ho wuii rriwrtru improv
ing tiKliiy.
Tim.IL Oiil-Jiilm i'llimrll, 4-yjnr-nlil
win "t Mr. iiml Mm. J"""
rn-ll t lily, I"'" ' niii" '"""?"
Krlilny nt llillniilii liPiil. 1
rlul.U Inilitr l BinployMl by Ue
Oirgiin klHlo highway flrpiirttiiciil.
v vuil - Mm. Du.y Warner of
Knimii. Mwit.. Rnd hrr aunt, Mrs.
ItuUic I'liii li. lit Hi'iiUi I-yi"L, M i ll..
viMtrd ovrr the wcrk-rml wltli Mury
KikMCIII, 323 Uliltlcll.
ITurllni HUlrd -The nmvnitlun
rituallittr affirrm mill drill tram of
the Kaglta aiulllary will practice
ai I p m. Hiimlny. In the upprr
llanra I'lnmird-TliR )i c-coii vrll
tlon limiru, uponniilPil hy Uli' fciiglos
auxiliary driiiii coriia mill the !' J IC
dull loiuii, will be hi'ld tonight,
V p. in. In I a. in., ul Hid iiriiiury.
I'nppy tlurdfin's iirrhvnti n will till
lilnh munlc. If the wentlwr prr
mtlM. p Kill dp will uremia Ihe
piililln dniico ul fl p. in. from 3rd
and Mil I it . ,
Improving Hllkhl Improvement
wna rcpnrtrd In the condition of
C'liirriur Wiitwn, 12-yi'iir-iild noil
ot Mm. Mcrwln Arnctt, WU Criwt,
who win critically Inlurrd whrn.
giiMillnr Ignltrd mid hurnril him
nlxiul tin- butly. Hi' in nt HlllHldn
hiiKpllul. Mm, Ariuitt, biimi'd when
nho iiltumplnl to itxilnuiilnh her
nmiN fliiiiilng clnlhliig, wiih nbln lo
Iriivn the honpltitl fur lu-r home.
I.rvr Mm. A. 11 it II I n mid Dor
olliy llullle of Dili Mltrhrll Irfl by
rur Wrilnewlny morning for Port
land. Mm. linllle plmw to go on by
train to l.lnroln, Nrb to vlult ri-lit-llvrn.
mill MIm linllle contlmird to
Hrnltle for the miinmer kpmIiiii nt
the tlnlveriilty of Wiinhlngtoii. They
will return In the lute miinmer.
ItrlnriK I)vld K. Weinberg. K
I c. hn returned to the llnuml
Htiitrn ii him r (I the light rrulner An
tnrlit nftrr piirtlrlpnllng In the Pn
i lllc lleet'ii wnr giiinen. The Antorln
In operntlng nut of Hun niegn, Wein
berg In from Kim. iilh Fiilln.
Itrlurin N'urlli -Mm. I.udvlg I'et
erMin, who Inn been here the pimt
III dnyii with her dnughter'ii funilly.
Mr. mid Mm. Lane Warren ot Eldo
rado. Irft Krlday morning fur lirr
home In I'rlnevllle.
Quullfled!,ynn floyiToft, Klam
ath Kalla tllnlrlct Mipei vlmir, and
JiiIIhii it. Aljholl n nil Hi'inurd A.
Keter, repremriitutlVFii, have iiiull
fleil fur lueiuberiihlp III the Hliind
aril liiniiriiiire coiupuiiy'H leiidem
club fur IIHV, Kilwln A. I'hllllpn, u
perlnUMitlent of ageni'len, bun uu
iiouuii'd. 'Ihn thren will rerel e en
griivtil bropxe pliuiunn. Itoycrnfl
mid AblKiil will ntU'iid the coin
iiiiuv'a lendem cluh convciitluii the
lutter pm t of June.
Chip' ImprnvliK -Jliiimy Mrlnii'o,
mm of Mr. mid Mm. Terry E. Mc
lntee of I'ortlunil atrect, wan re
ported Improving thin morning
from rrlllcnl Inluileii mttrred Tue
diiy when lilt by cur. The child
I- ..... ....I,.,,,, iiml inrrui,l f'V
aurgery win iwrformed ahortly alter
nift ailllUHIlllce ill lllliniuc imwiiiii"
for Internal hurt.
VUllora Hrum Nolli Mr. and Mm.
lloy llowmun of Everett, Wli., are
vlHllliig their diiiightcr and miii-Ih-luw,
Mr. and Mr. Ilolierl Koch of
the jUlciicourt apartmenlii, Aluo
vliillliig Mr. and Mm. Koch are Mr.
Biid Mm. Hoyden Mlcheii of He
altle. Mm, Mlchea and Mm. Koch
ara alnlem.
KOK
n n
hull.
Major Hurgery Wiiyne Dnvliion,
mute 3, box 310. Weyerhueuner
Tunliey company enitiliiye, had ma
jor urgery al lllllnlde luwpllal Krl
day. Huriery-Mi. I'm y IJIxoii. inein
brr ot a woll-kiwiwu Hrnlry farm
tninlly. U recovering from nurgcry
al lllllMtle fionpltnl.
Keturnx Mm. W. Crandnll ha
returned to her home on Kldorndo
after a two monthx' vacation with
relntlvex In Khiimu City. Mo.
Piieumnnla Mm, Milton Hmlth.
.1808 Avalon, Ii receiving treatment
for pneumonia at lllllnlde hofipltiil.
Mm. (imllh'a hmbitnd la machlnlnt
lielrr with the Ureal Northern
railway.
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Major Huriery Uoruthy Joiien.
0)4 Walnut, had major nurgcry Krl
day at Klamnth Valley honpltnl.
Mlnfl Jonea la the daughter of Mm.
Edith- Jonea of Houaiua.
Medical Care Joe Bmllll of the
WiycrhaetiM-r hotel, la a putietil at
Klamath Valley hotpllal for medi
cal care.
Chamber Meeting! There will
be a meeting of the roada commit
tee al the chamber of commerce,
Monday. June 33 at 4 p. m. The
Indtintrlul development committee
meeting I acheduled for Tueaday,
June 24 at 11 a. in.
Attend Keallval Mm. Mury Kay
tlullugher wua among thone trum
Klamuth Palla who attended the
ICtwe Keallvul In Horlland laat week.
While there alio vlaltcd frlcndx and
relullvcn.
Kohl Hume Mr. and Mm. J. 11
Oiillutihi-r have told their renldcnce
at 826 High to Mm: Ruth Cartel
and are temporarily residing at the
Walnut apurlmenui. ,
.. h,uhii.i t.uii n Mill, nlo-
neer Kliunath county rancher and
! father of DcUm Mill". 203 N. 4th. Ii
a patient again In Klamath Valley
hunpital where he la quite 111.
Touring West For Kaiser-Frazer
( 4 nuAi.a Niiwa, ai.m.ia r.in, in. taiiiAY. ja -hi, mil, fi ti
'file "Hinging Hrntlnrln," Kaiaer-fraxer good-will quartet, atopped
briefly hi Klamath Kalla Tburulay. Iliey are on a U.OOO-mlle tour of
the Went,
tenor, and Del von Zeuthen, bari
tone. Del von Zuuthcn attended
high school In Orrgom and nludlcd
n,...U uf fMuwn (J...I- ..lljtf.A Wa
In the collMll of Mm. Don WellK,
Heruld and News employe. Prior to;
lila acrvlce with the Kulner-Frazer
company he wan, ax were the other
"KcntthclA." a plant protection man
with the KulJier xhlpyardx In Port-
-COUPON-
Kfnd lhl raupon wMb I.M and
will mail trrpriat an blooming if
Hybrid Mod lulu. If plonlrd Ibli
month Ifarr bloom during Orto-
btr.
flrsvtrtoB holK riorttrttB 1
Hravtrlon, Orrgon,
land. All of the men are pro.es
Bloiml aliifjerB.
by "mutch",
I'AKIri hat It Montmarle. Han
Kranrlaro hai Ita famed Tele
graph Hill. Klamath Kalla haa
Ita tatnoui I'alare Market and
Itaa Jlll organlird Ita own AHT
AMStlt IATIIIN!
'Dial, mrllilnkt, Jul alHilll
makr the rlillural advalitagea
nf Klamath Talla rank with the
tup. If you add agricultural lo
the cultural advanlagra of our
town you really do have the top.
The Klamath Art Aaaorlallon
will bring cxhlblla of lamoua
palltlinga and art objecla to
Klamath fr'alla. II will alM apon
nr and encourage the fine, and
applied arta In Klamath Coanlv.
They even plan to eventually
build an Art Mtueum.
We alwaya figured we had a
hidden talent for art. Hut one
day an arllut named reler
Wagamagorakl came along and
pronounced ua colorblind. Hlnre
' then, the rluaral we come to
being an arllut la when we
doodle on liloltera at try to
think up thinga to tell you In
lltla ailvrr lining column. And
apeaklng of advertlalng here
we go. bark to that horrid
treadmill.
TIIK I'AI. ACE MAItKUT
brlnga famoua branda of dell
raclea friini all parta of Hie
country and thereby ciiltlvatea
anil encnuragra eplcurlan Uatea
among the prople of Klamath
Fulla. We are now engaged In
building a food miiacum audi
aa thla fiilr city haa never Been
lo dlxplay thctie guurmel'a de
llghta. The prlrea, quality, aaultatlon
and aervire will amaie yuu. Hut
about that more anon.
Today'a licit lluy-l.lne:
llrllrloua ground round, lb. (Se
That' why 'thrv aav It pays
to HHtir I'AI.ACK, Mi Main.
In the heart of the Itltxy Shop
ping lllstrlct.
n it hi
aliii
Saturday,
June 21
Music by ,
The .
Oregon
Hillbillies
t
Dancing 10 Till 2
Admission $1.00
Kmergeairy Hill Huydrr It, on
nf Mr. and Mra. Joe fiuvder, box
8112. city, had emergency appendec
tomy at Klamath Valley hospital
Thuraday.
To Ohio Mm. Pal Carty haa
returned to Ohio. She has been
visiting relatives In Klamath Palls.
Singing Sentinels
Perform Here
The 8lnglng Sentinels." the
Kauwr-frazer coinpany'a harmonis
ing salesmen appeared over KKI.W
Thursday afternoon. The 'Sen
tinels," four In all, are touring the
Wqst .aa good-will ambassadors of
the Kaiser-Frazer company.
The quartet la comiKxied 6f Ken
Rogers, bass: Chuck Paris, music
director and tenor: Herman Kllck.
In (iranta Paw Doug Ambem
la attending the VFW encampment
halntf helrt In rirnnlji Pans. Itfl Will
return Monday evening.
HI Mrs. Kathrlne Hanklns of
Pearre beautv salon la 111 al the
Hillside hospital.
Friendly
Helpfulness
To Erery
Cried and Purse
Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home
Marguerite M. Ward
and Sons
S2S High Phone 3334
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Rabbits, frying size lb. 59c
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