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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1947)
MONDAY, JULY 14, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE FIVI With Fleet 1 arm Jlusliiras Hurry Clink, pervlsiir lur llm nun liiimo au uiliilnLi iilloii, linn relumed fruin a week In HcdiiiQiid on Miinlnens fur Ilia iKluiliilnti iiUun nntl will leavo I i lu I it lur l.ukuvlcw, Kolnu buck tu Itciliimiiil 'riiiiriuliiy. l'lliluy nllilit, July III, Clink will leave lur a week' vacation, titkliiK 111 (umlly tu NfWlirin where lliny will vliilt III brother Lester Clark mid fnrn ly, mid to Dayton to visit Inn moth er, Mm. Ireiio Clink. Knllslril-lliircild Cllcnn Wllllnmi, IU. kuii uf Mrn. Llllle KlrkbrlUo, HKKI1, Untidily avenue, Uuiisimilr, Calif., hus ciiIiUkI In the rtKulur imvy fur a throo-yciir cruise, wll Hums, who lives at Hlukcl, en llUd July 10 In KlmimUi Kails end was nwoiii 111 at I'nrtlund. Ho will be trniihfcrriMl to tin naval li'iUii liiK center, Hun Ulcuo, lor H week ol bBHlu linliilnir From Uracil Dr, mid Mm. Bam r. Hcnlt Hi UKUim Hciich, Cul l., former resident of Klinniitii Full. Kin vIhIUiik friends In this clly mid rnjoylim the fishing I" Ihe mountain MtroutiiK. They Bio hiiuse liuwU ol Mr. mid Mm. Louis Bcrruys, OilU Washington. ' I'ullurk Hiiiier The Kuulcs aux iliary will inrel III til lower KOK Imll at H p. hi.. Tuesday, with a uliiiww lor Mm. Pauline Hcclie mid iKilluck supper lollowlnii the buil lies, session. Kiich auxiliary mem bcr U reiiilndrd to bring a covered dull. The drill temn will elect IU captain el till meeting. Townsriid Auxiliary There will be ineetlnu ol the Towiwnd auxiliary al 1 p. in.. Wednesday, lor a biiMneaa m-iuIoii mid uolluck luncheon. The meeting will be t the home of Mm. Kd McCrarken. Members my take miy tthssta way or llomcdalo bin. llub Meeting The Townsrnd rlub will meet nt a p m.. Tuesday t the home of II. O. Myers of 600 N. Sill. There will be report on the national convention, held recently In WnihliiKton, D. C. Aboard FlagshipWayne P. Htolle, CM c, miii ol Mr. mid Mm. Wll hum Hlolle of 31 M Bristol, In serv Inn aboard the flagship of the At lantic fleet, the HUH Poronu, now visiting port of America's rut Count. Hcturns Front F.asl Mr. F-d Mr Cmrken of 3IUI lloinrdnle returned Wednesday evening from Washlnt lon, D. C . where the attended the national Towiuend club convention. Vacationing Mr. and Mm Floyd Wilkes are vacationing at Yellow alone national park and other sce nic kiU. Mr. and Mm. Paul Jones accompanied them. Al Cabin Hnendlng the week end at their cabin al Union creek were. Mr. and Mm. A. C. dimming. Mm. Jessie Mae l.lndley and Orace llotirqulil were KUcM. To Chicago Wynne Utiles, who pan been visiting her sister. Mm. William A. Hull and family of 144 Pleasant, left recently by plane fur Chicago. VUlla Mm. Margarot Wallers nf Faaadcna, Calif., la visiting her els ler, Mrs. J. J. Parker, al B03 Lin coln, In Town Mr. and Mm. Karl Top. plug of Van Nuys, Calif., visited with the Keith Moon on their way to Ihelr ranch In Washington. Meeting Cancelled There Will not bo a rckulur meeting in me Aiiinri dun Legion auxiliary Tueiidiiy iia the auxiliary will bo guenUi al the Anierlcun legion liutullutlon mid atvuk feed al Moore park that eve ning. The next regular meeting will be Tiicndiiy, Augunl ft. Correction Thoae Vlnlllng nt the home of Mm, Clara Hlmmcm over the holtduya were Julia Kemp and J, A. Irving of Plucervllle, Calif. Mlu Kemp t a (later of Mr), tilm- Friday 1'lcnlo The Hchoolmatei will meet at Moore park Friday al VIM p. in. for a plcnlo with Ida Urlinca and Adah lirown a hoa tcMea. Each member will bring her own tublo aervlco. I'lrnle Orloni and Uiclr children will meet In Moore pink, Ttienduy at 12, noon, fur a plcnlo lunch. Fainting Victim Still Unconscious A limn who fuluted at the South ern f'uclflu deHit Hnlurday la ntlll uncoiiM'loua uitluy In lllllnlde hon iillnl. The man, Identified a D. W. Ilutler, wax paulng through Klam ath I'nIU on the trnln eu route to Purtluud. He fulntcd while the Iriiln waa (topped In the Klamath FulU depot. lie waa taken to Hillside honplUl and failed to rnpond to treatment, remaining only partially conxcloua. Hiitler'i mother U exiected to ar rive today from Portland to Uke linn to a honpital there. The na ture of hla ailment la not known. Fire Department Has Quiet Week The clly fire department had a quiet week-end with two falte alarm and a burning daveiiKirt reported. At 1:1(1 a. in . Hunday, firemen went to the Fairfield apart menu, aid Miiln, where an alarm had been turned In, but found the opKcd lire to be only aomeone'x dinner, which had been left cooking on a Hove. A call at 4 36 Sundny afternoon ent the fire truck to 317 N. Ninth where a davenport waa lightly damaged when It caught fire. IteM denl In the home waa A. O. Wllkln aon. ThU morning at 10:36 a call lo 207 Nevada proved to be a falte alarm. Army Brig Quiet After Disturbance FT. LEAVENWORTH. Ka.. July 14 Mi 4ulel prevailed and regular routine waa carried on at the' U. 8. disciplinary barrack today follow ing a disturbance yesterday orig inating among 18 Inmatea recently Olen D. Carr, seaman, first class, IJHN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Carr of Surprise valley, Cedar- vllle, Calif., It serving with the Boston group of the Atlanllo re serve fleet, Boston, Mass, brought here from Fltulmmoni general hospital In Denver. MuJ. Henry 0. Trlesler Jr., pub lic Information officer, said the military prison's population went to mess at usual this morning and that regular wurk lines were sent out. An Investigation Is under way, he aid. Average corn proauctlon per acre' In the United Htalea has risen from around 29 to 37 bushels before 1030 to more than 36 bushela. 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