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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1947)
IMBlMi mm Klamath Agency l tm i a MnnW lTlnttv nui iiu iMii v fct " nth Agency, plan to spend 30-day vacation in rturui , . .1. .. atu.,,1 Alliyilllt 111 . 1I1K Ml W ukkiiuj -- nn.... ..i-h A an ku antnmnhllK. Monks In deputy superintendent at niamaui aki? . Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Poitras have - ...l,,.,,. - fau rtnva' VnPAt.tnn from Klamath Anency. Poitras is accountant at the Agency office and Mrs. Poitras Is a former mem ber of the Klamath tribal loan board. They returned to the Agency July 3. Floyd LaPoInt, bank cleric at the j-i - . 1. ir-Mlo tn Knllth IWaUMlWl . n . - - , , Dakota to get his family and bring tnem to uw gency. mm. iru... has been spending three or four months in South Dakota with her relatives. , Authority has been granted by the Interior department to build two frame cottages at the Klamath Agency. Funds were appropriated by the congress for this purpose in 1943 but due to the war and re strictions on materials no construc tion work was attempted. It is hoped to have the two cottages fin ished by next fall or early winter. The Indian Trader's store at Klamath Agency has been taken over bv W. N. Herrick. formerly of Fort Klamath. Herrick purchased the store from Mr. and Mrs. Don ald Campagna. Herrick operates the post office and also a cafe In con nection with the general store at the Agency. Herrick is a govern ment licensed Indian trader. Mrs. Julia Ann Poole, postmistress at Klamath Agency post office, has resigned her office and expects to be replaced by Mrs. Martha Read. Definite date of change has not yet been announced by the post office department In Washington, D. C. Bly Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stonebreaker and family visited friends and rela tives in Pendleton last week. Jerome remained there, where he has em ployment for the summer. Nancy Tibbits returned from Al bany last Sunday where she was Visiting her father, Lester Tibbits. Harold Crane of Pascenta, Calif., was a business visitor In Bly Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wisecarver and children went to Myrtle Point for a week's' visit with Mrs. Wlsecarver's mother, Mrs. Florence Miller. Glen Baty is visiting friends and relatives In Swatara, Minn. Rudy Ashbaugh of Myrtle Creek was a business visitor in Bly Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. Max Dillavon and Shirley, Jackie and Gloria Bell visited friends and relatives in Cascade, Ida., over the 4th . Beverly Ha nan is visiting her brothers, Jack and Vem Hanan. Beverly is from Sunnyslde, Calif., where she lives with her sister, Mrs. Pete Gruber. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith of Ashland art visiting friends and relatives here over the holiday. : Bill Tucker made a trip to Paisley Chiloquin Visiting with relatives in Chilo quin on Weduesday and Trhirsday. were Mr. and Mrs, Loren Cox and Emma Lou of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. John Cox of Medford. Mrs. Chester Flury of Eagle Point, and Mrs. Emma Hackct of Prineville. Tim Dentin IL'nrA nvprntffht BtiestA at the LeRoy Olenger home. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Markwardt nave had as guests tills past week rela- ,i . ... tu4nwl rMtu CaWI Mr and Mra. Floyd Leever. The two families drove to bugene lasi many and will be at Davis lake for the 4th holidays. w- .,n fctrc A IP Rllrlinrir and their daughters Sally and Mrs. Richard Atiyeh, of Portland, have M,L,m1 rn, m tHn In TnKiljL Their return route was by Flagstaff, Hoo ver aam ana uaiteraiieiu, wucre mis. Ativeh left to fly to her home in for a visit in Modesto before reach ing noma on mesaay aiicriuxm. Their trip was enjoyable except for the heat. Newcomers in town are Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Curtis and five-year-old daughter, Barbara, of Vancouver. B. C. Mrs. Curtis Is a sister of Claud Paraxoo. Mrs. Fred Gehring and relatives from North Dakota were in town from Klamath Falls last week, vis it!!! with friends and other rela tives. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. rm Markwardt are her mother, Mrs. . , Eli.haM mnA ttaV 1 C t Of IlH Alum i i..uti i ,,u l . brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fernandez. 01 Ban rrancisco. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Shueck, . UDJu, m-,m t. or-o fur thA JUTIllCl iwiucuw, v. ....... - holidays visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lou Keuison. me snuecas navr moved to Auburn. Calif. , r irM Dnv Wanvn Tina. Sharon and Janet of Prospect, were Sunday guests at wic wimi mum. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kahn. graduates in anthropology from the University of Oregon, are spending Monday. His mother. Mrs. Rosie Tucker, came back with him for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Russeu McMillan and familv and Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Lower and family of Tuttle. Trtii are visiting at the home 01 Mr. and Mrs. Scottie Lower of Ivory Pine. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE All Moke$ -Authorized Maytag Service TUCKER STEINKAMP APPLIANCES Esquire Bldr. Phone U05 a week in town, visiting with former classmates and the field group under the direction of Dr. L. 8. Cress man, The Kahns, who are from Sun Francisco, brought their ao-month-old daughter, Barbara, with them, but on Sunday she was taken to visit grandparents in Eugene. With Mrs. Kahn went Mrs. Gerry Wolff, Cherry Lynn and Mlckl Jo, who spent the time with the Warner Blake family. Benny Benson is spending a few days with his family from his new location in Canby, Calif. The Folk Haddocks left lust Sat urday for their vacation. Two graduate students from the University of California are spend ing the summer months In this vici nity doing thesis work in an thropology. They are Million Pcnr say and Mrs. Mitchell Harding Darey. Alan Prescott has purchased Johnnie's Place in Merrill, and be gan operating the first of the month. Vem Smith will take over the management in August. Freida Kirk, sixth grader and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Froldinun Kirk, was the winner of the Meth odist summer camp scholarship con test run during the past three months bv the Women's Society of Christian Service. Scoring was based on attendance at Sunday school, church and Junior choir practice and upon memory work. The contest was open to all the Juniors and ' Intermediates of the Sunday school. Camp will be held next week at buttle utKe. Grasshoppers destroyed crops in the United States valued at $400 million from 1936 to 1945. Auto Insurance protected millions of motorists, Hans Norland Auto Insurance. Phone 6060. Hager Dinner guests at the R. H. Ander son home Sunday were Mrs. S. K. Martin of Oakland, Calif., Mis. J. F. Simpson of Great Falls, Mont., Mr. und Mrs. Ralph McCullock and daughter, Carol, of Sun Carlos, Calif., Mra, Maude lloslcy, Mis. KluwbeUt Ramsby and Mr. und Mrs. Wtlllum DeCew. Ed Goeckner spent a few days at the Anderson homo while on bust ness here last week. Mr. and Mrs. DeCew ere leaving for a visit with his relative In Montana this week-end. They plan to go by Pendleton, and take Larry and Martin Snyder with them. Cleo and Lois Burgess are doing quite well at the firecracker stand on S. 6th. Mrs. I. Wright's sister came from Texas last week to visit at (lie Wright home here and also see other relatives. Vem Moore is building a new home in tills community. Mr. Bcv an and Paul Dalton have recently finished their new residences. Congratulations to Orvllle Sukrow and Marjorle Brltton who were "There Is No Finer I'uniice Tile Made" - KLAMATH PUMICE TILE CO. Ht(. f ramiea Handing Til. Ralph Ktiutll Cht. Ilufian 14S Owvni strut married recently at Reno, They will live at Hager, Mrs, Jack Bteyakult and children visited her parents, the Ileuses, over the week-end, Dave Klein lost two very valuable hogs during the past week. Pioneer Community Mrs. Kdwln Ilulllwell of Sun Rn fuel, Calif,, hna been visiting her sister, Mrs, John P, Kerns, here. After spending some time visiting, she will go to Ann Arbor, Mich,, where she will make her home. Benjle Korna left lust week to enter Georgetown University In Washington, D. 0.. limiting the trip by plane via Lew Angeles. R. E. Hnrlbtit, who underwent minor surgery at Klnmath Valley hospital on Monday, hua beon moved home and Is recovering. Mr, and Mrs, Fred Uavln, Ml', and Mrs, Mason Cavln and Mra, Hellu Lilidloy of lloinbiook, Cullf. wore at tho W. L, Fruln ranch onlues duy this week. Mr, and Mrs. L. V. Gordon were here lust week, slopping to see Gor don's sister, Mrs, Fannie Titlbul. unit Mrs, Gordon's sister. Mrs. Nellie An deraon, Thev were en route to their homo in Kosevllle, Cullf., having spent a vacation at Yellowstone national park. Mrs. Roy E, Herrick Jr. Is III nt her home here. Mrs. Reuben Talbot and Infant son are home from the hospital. The new boy hna been nnmcd Don ald Ray. Mrs, Fuiinle Tul hot hna been 111 but Is much Improved. Klamath Business College 733 Pine St. Phone 4760 Enroll now for Special Summer Study or for a Complete Business Course. IIKKAI D HW, HI"1" iiiiMitt, jutr i, mi, rn. t. Another of the community's young mTmW fi.uhong. bruiwhl '' new brute. They were ; rile. Okluhoinu, reiui nlim .. ""... if week. Mrs. Unshong. I'Mdli'S liwinei, uccoinpnnled him east. , , Mr, and Mrs, John llu"!',l.. Dulse, Ma,, have been visiting their mother here, rctllilllug to their limiio this week, ' The vuli'a the tortoise ia im well developed: the females usually ure able only to IiIm. Are You a Huckster? T..hlIb''llrtu,!S!,', of hour. I00.I..M l t U Tt lluckW. ftd" m,n corking be st-Klltr . ) ",n "0,','n, (huclo.rr I.Ik) uatlJ you've n rfie M-CM ila. wl.h t c.h ihet aJ. .'' -" to life KKlf.. (iei h roU) (ihrntti vlib Mir) putting up berries ? N. A 1 V. A 1 a v J NSiir on- SUGAR I IN THE MODERN SIFT-PROOF BAG Picture your kitchen with walls like these! w r m a a 'If. 1 111 bill uyiS III Colorful! Practical! Amazingly inexpensive! Easy to install! 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