Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 24, 1947, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEATHER KI.AMATII KAI.I-H AND VICINITY Fair linlay, liiiilalit and WtlH.,Jav. O.nll. to iiMHl.rai. iiiHtliwa.l.ily wlml. off Ulia.l. Ihgll today .1, luw Dl. High Wailna.iluy uu, NIIIITIIEHN CAI.IK)ltNIA-llr Ill day. Inlimlt! ami Wailita.ilay, am viil fur roa.lal f"tf ami f.vv aflaiixtim lliililtl.r aluiMia uvar lilaliar iiitiiinlalii. uf ta.l t'iMilvr In laiiliwl Inlailnr Itnlny ami lightly l'iHlir IhioiiMM tularin! Wall".. ilay. Mixlaialu wvat.ily In liui lliw.al.lly wlml. tilt I'nail. WAKIIINIlllIN ANU OMKUON: Moally rlaar Imlay. lonlflil ami W.iln..'lay. rug lir luw rlmHl. ll.al fiia.l .w allarlllHin thiiiiilartinn. uvar ...tain iiiiituitaln. l.lllla laiiiiiKialiiia I'liahfa. Mod.iata liurltiwa.l wlliil. "If coa.l. (rllrral Mrrlllif Tlir ttnliil III lurriliiK ( tho Woman'. HiKlrty ol Chilalluii Mri vlic til tlir Klrat Mrlh IKllnl ihulTll Hill 111' liclll III Hie clinrrh piiriura 'I'lmi'Mliiy. A mwt lull uf Urn rxi-i'iitivR board will Iw al 1 p. in.. Inlluwnl by the pruynr I'lulo lit l.W. The ImMnrna mrnt liiH mill iii'iurnm will Mini hi i l. m , mill lli iIiciup for Hie iliiy will bo fliililiTii i J id tlm Law." HhiiiiipI HiiiIIIi. KIiiiiiiiIIi full" rrr. rpittlun dlirrliir. will In" a apwIBl aiiMikrr. mid Kntlicr ( U'c lo will acrve tna. Uaby i.lrl - Mr. mid Mn. Kverrll Hhrtwilrr uf (ilrnn nri) Ilia tiaionla uf a buliy Klrl Imrn In Hip Klamath Valley liiwjiltiil. Juiii- 'JO. Tito Imliy. wrluliUm 7 Hiiiiiln Vi min, ha breti liiuiiril Alilln ImiP The final li er In (hn fniiiirr Winlfrrd Kltrlilii Vli Knithali brltlf. film rnme to the Unltrri rllnlon a yriir nun. Two Klrr-nty flrrnirn amw.r ad mil to Rill mid Main mound . in. liKliiy I" r.x 1 1 nun lull IU" In a wuMa rtvrptartr. No dmnnitr wu ilunr. Antitlirr cull wiia ri irlvpd m 1 ;'B p. in. Miiiulny. lo Hip Hwatt l.ukc Moulillim company where furl bin cautiht the but did nil claiiiaite. HurUI lilb '1 hp Bmial rlllb of I'rualKTIIV HrbrkBIl lixlfp will turpi III liip loot-' hull WrdiiPMlny fur tlrmwrl nl I p. in. NpUIp CIikkI mid Zrlla lilankriwhtp will bp the. Iiuat luri, mid a mini afternoon li plminrd. Upturn Mr mid Mr MpIvIii Mr Culltiiii nf li:m Crriiipiil. rpltinipd frum Pnrlluud Sunilay Willi Ihplr mail tlntnihlrr. Jullp KIIpii. Thry wpro accompanied by Mra. Wither l.nnaptt. who hurt vlklted aeveral dayi with tlipm In Portland. Married -MurnlP Brltlun hecame thp bride nf firvnl P Hukmw In Kenn, Nev.. Wpdnpsdav. June Id They are making their home In Haier. Poat(w ned Tlit Klamath I.ulher fn lldleii Aid meetlllf let fur tr nifht. TiipimIbv, haa been paatKitied. )l waa annminred (rxlay. On l,t j!o Hpry, PhM 3t:. aim uf Mr, mid Mia. Kurl Hpry uf Tnlu lakr, la hoiiie un hlH flrat reuijliil leavn friiin tint navy, frum the re cpIvIuk atalluii at Hun Dkko. He nllaled iliimmh the Kliiniutli Pull ri:rulllnit iifflcu fur n two-yuur Irrni mill liui 10 luuiHha left til anrvn. I In will rppurl linik to Hun Dli'Ko fur further aMlifiuneiit nn J mm '21 lifter 10 tliiya at home, Hpry tuiMitti'd un the ri'Kiittu itierii'a liiiuuh nl tlm Jaycoo wutor ahuw Hunduy. To Teaeli Cleuritr Bniy of Mo liaiir.a, who received hl (llplinnii from Hutithiirn Orviinn colleiie. Anil laud, thla "luliiu, lnm nccepU'U It teiiehUm iHMltluu at Tuleul where ho will U'uch the 8th iirudn uiitl t'uArh thla full. Ilruy iludled two iiuiirUira al HOO bettiro kuIiik Into the army, Inter lutlyluif nl the Unl verally uf Oreitun uefora roturnlug to UUC to complete diploma work. I.aat Meeting Aloha t'hnpler 01, Order of the Kuntein Htur, will hold Ita lual reiiuliir nieellnii of the eu aoii Tucudiiy al 8 p.m. In the Muaoiilc temple. Meetliyta will be reiumcd In Heplember, '1'hero will be a pro Itnim and report, and nil member und vlnlllim mt'inbera whone birth day are In April, May and June will be honored al tlili meetlUK. Hummer Krhool Jack I. Roblnnon, ituilent at Hlunfurd unlveralty. I'ulu Alto, Calif., left Hunduy by pluno to reauino Inn atudlca al the uniiiu-r eulun. Jiw k luui eiit 10 day vlnll liiil with Ilia pareuta, Mr. and Mm. V. E. Kubliiaon, MXI Derby. Tonallecloniy Kobert 1. 1 o y d Meyera Jr., U22i Hughe, hud bin tuiinlU out al HlllMde honpltul Fri day. He la home aunln with hi pur euoi. Mr. and Mra H. L. Meyrra and getting along flllv. Ho la live yeara old. Vlallltig- Mr. atid Mr R 1. Bunk head and Truy, of Bweetwater. 'l ex., are viaitlug their aun and daughter-In-law. Mr. and Mra. U. E. llauk head of Lakevlew. 'l'hey plan lo aliiy three week, aeelng Crater lake, the redwood and other lulereatlug polula before returning to their home. Hack In Army Everett Bull pinna to re-enter tlm army and la aelllng out the K mill 11 grocery aloro on the Kenn road which he haa oper ated alnce uomliiu home from aervlce a year ngo. Hull hna wife, Hetty, uiitl two children, four mid Iwo year old. Ho m veil over three year In the nriiiy, much of the time over Hen flying bumbern, Hn nlo flew a pull ol nl the Hiinford project mid hud Ilia rinik of cuplnlii when he wn rclciiM'd. Hn will lw a lleulcnmil when ho re-enllata. I light Mr. and Mra. Klilon Alt look a recent fllghl In their FI'-IU to Kimi'iie where they met Mr. nnd Mr. Hen Uodiluid. Mil. Cliidditrd mid Mra. Alt urn alnlera. 'I'lio group drove to Mllwutikln where they met iiiiothcr aiKtiir. '1'lin pnrly went to I'ortlmid to attend the wedding of a counlu mid enjoyed the I tune Kvatlvnl, after which they drove home and the All picked up their plane In Kukoiio mid flew back to Klmimtli Full. I'lciile-The Zlun Lutheran La dle Aid will meet ThuriHlay at 1 p. tn fur picnic nt Moore park, rhl will be combined with a regu lar meeting. Commltuie on arrange menu I Mr. M. T. Howard. Mra. John Knack and Mr. J. A. Klrk pn trick. To Alturua-Philip Unify. ulea miin for Mull I'liinlguna Bportlng CIimxI ature, left for Alturua Monday to work In Mutf atore there for a week or mure. He expect to get In aome bniui finhlng while In Uml region. Kojournera There will be a regu lar meeting of Hujuurncr Wcdiiea duy at the Wlllnrd hotel. A no hiteM luncheon will be held at 2:30 p in., followed by bridge nt I . Ncwtomer are welcome to attend. Meeting Planned-The Mt. Lakl Ladle Aid will meet at 2 p. m , Wediieaday. al the home of Mn. Henry Hcmoii oti the Merrill hlgh-Wuy. In lluapilal Clnreiice Htorey of Hpiague Itivor. an employe of the American Lumber and Box com pany, I receiving medical treat menl In Klamath Valley hoapllal. Attend r'unerul Memliera of the Order uf F.atern Star will meet at Ward'i Klnmntli Funeral home Tueaday at 3 45 p m. to attend the aervlcei for L. O. Mill. PARK VIEW Convalescent Home (Formerly of Afthlandl III Waal Hala III.. I Malfaif. Oraaaa Pbaaa till tl-ltaar farvlca Kafllltrad Nuraa la Caarf Attemli Meetlnia Arnold L, Ora Ihpp, iiierlntiih(lenl of city Mihrwla, left Unlay for Portland where he will attend a auiierlntendenta' com mittee meeting to review the Hate vocational eilmiitlon ayitem. Heall Ing the meeting I 0cnr I, Paulnon, tnU) director of vocational educn tlon. In Portland, Ornlaiip will l0 attend a meeting uf the Parent Teacher council. Ho plant to re turn Into Mil week. KKaAI.O Mint, Klaaaalk falli, On. TUafDAT. Jaaa 14, IMf, Tmf flra Hupervlmr Vlla - Karl Janouch, foniHt aupervlor tor Koguo River , nallouul foreal and Junle V. Bmllh, udmlulHtiHtlvo HMlnlmit, atoptwd In I Klninath Full todny to look over the new forestry office in the poat , office building, en route to Lake o' the Wiod un a routine check over ' the territory, ' Patient Mr. William Palmer of 2.ID N. bit). I a patient at Klamath Valley honplliil where he haa undergone major urgery. Her hu- j bund I un employe uf Klamath Ma chine and Locomotive. Tontllleelomy Carmen Jonri, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Paul Jouca of 602 California, underwent a Uinallleclomy at Hillside hoapllal ltd morning. Hurgery Mr. Iinnie Hehorn of 32IU Ctinnun, underwent majur sur gery thla morning at Klamath Val ley hoapllal. In California Mm. Paul Landry I vlaltlng relative in Monterey and Hanta Uurbura. Hhe will attend the wedding uf a niece In Monterey. own ggrc FARM Veit-'Ptet Investigate LAND BANK LOANS S II, r. If A M A K f! Kr rlry Traiirtr II ... 3 i r. a Wm. R. Elliott Peoct of mind it the finest investmant in th world. Your assurance insurts pcaco of mind. Wm. R. 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