Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 16, 1947, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE FIVE WEATHER OHKCIONi ralr today. Ii.nlilit and Thm.ilay, lult local vliiurllna uil ittiaall partly vlimily ntirlliwaal ixirlloni allslilly Mannar uvar Interior today ml In aa.l portion alio ThurMleyi ganlla liortbwaat ally wlniU oil ioal, KLAMATH rAI.I.H ANII VK.'INITVl lair loilay ami ionlaltl. Tlnnaday parity rlooily, lllall today 07, low OX lllin 1'hurailay at. NOIITHKIIN CAI.IKOIINIAl flaar to day, tuitlaht and 'Miumlay. .at-apl for nialtt and morning l'S along roaal. Nllahlly warmar In tnlailor today. Norlli l.ftlarly wind, to tu 10 inllaa par hour oil uoaal. Uauglilrr lliirn Wind hull been lerclvru lino Unit Mr. mul Mm. Allied Hector ul Vmicuuvcr, Waall., mil puirnui of a daughter, born July 0. The Illtle gli'l, named Mar llm Miugitrcl KIIMtlwlh Diane Hoc tnr, weighed 8 ptiuuds ounces. Mia. Hector la Iho lurincr Jcitll Tucker of Uilo city. Nrw Hume Wurk has been alerted on the I.'O.UOU home of Mr. did Mr. W. A. Iliiuito on Hoincdale road. U. Kllnkhiiiiiiner la the con tractor on the building. Moune la general manager of the Hlamlard Oil compnny In Klamath rails. lirat Child -Mr. and Mm. tlobert If. force, 'J HO Ohio, are tho proud parents of a diitivhler born Mon day at Klamath Valley Hospital, The little girl, their tlrsl child, hai been named Linda Carol. Korce to employed with rJtaiitlard citations IncoriHiralrd. 'lime thaiige The lime of the recreation bicycle outlnc has been changed to Thuraday, 9 a. m . Ill lead of Wedneaday afternoon ai prevlnualy acheduled. Youngsters will leave Mllla achixil and ride to Crystal springs near Olcne. VKW Meeting Pelican Poat 1383 Veleraiu of foreign War, will meet Thursday at I p. m. In the KC hall Ui discus the formation of a rifle club and the election of new offlceri. Vlalllng Mri. Edith Well and ton Clary, Hillings. Mont., are leav ing Wedneaday for home after pending acveral says here with Mra. Itlch'a uncle, Hurry L. Wlard. and family. Meetings The Kaglr auxiliary drill team will meet at I p.m. Friday In the POE hall. All members are urged Ui attend. Immediately fol lowing will be a meeting of all auxlll ary drum corps members. No rirnlr There will not be a plcnlo for Knights of Pythias and Pythian sisters Bundsy, July 30. Watch the newspaper for details and a later dale. Civil Her vice- Applications for examinations for engineering (hafts- mull with the Htireim,of Reclame- lion are now being accepted by civil nor v loo examiners, Applications must be received by the board of U. 8. Olvll bcrvlco Ksiimlliers, U, H, llu- reau of Itecliimatlon. Region 2, Uux Mil, Hucramento 10, Calif., not later than August I. Additional In formation can be obtained at the pout office. Ilrnrfll Dance The Laugcll val- ley 4-11 club Is sponsoring, a benefit dunce at the Laugcll valley commu nity hall on Saturday from t p.m. to 1 a.m. Everybody Is cordially In vited to come, (iraduatrcl -Walter Anker, Klam ath rails, was gTUduuted with high est honors among a claim of 03 seniors receiving diplomas Tuesday at Eastern Washington College of Education, Hume From lluapltul Marvin Pierce, city police officer, was re leased from lllllaldo hospital today following a tonsillectomy Tucaduy, He resides at the Rlvcrvlew apurl- ments, Itelraard Virginia Btewart of IltttO Eberleln Is home from Hillside hospital. Brie was released today and Is recovering from an appen declomy performed last week. .WATER HEATER. I. PnMJigttl AMwitVi riatMt aUHixJ wiir a.Mir I. aklfMiy WHrtftW eWtfl 4iwsbe MlfMMIIC. OHnrtM cm. Hit pttMiful, rwH frtf km wnr 24 ketn omt ia tor vor tw fovtcf fJMirk Wtm Hftrf. Burglary Charge Made A legal puper ciiurauia was rend to Urudy Muyflcld, 36, In a Klumuth Vulley hospital room yesterday afternoon and the Cali fornia ex-seaman who Is under ar rest although confined to bed told officers he would noi waive eu dlllon to California. Hull win sot at alMK). Muyfleld suffered a broken ankle and severely bruised heels several days ago when he plunged through a skyllglil to tne me noor ui barber shop on Klamath avenue. He told police he had gone to the top of the building to find a place .MI, The local charge accuses May field of being In the building with Intent to burglarize, and California authorities want him for parole vlo lutlon. He has been In Bun Quentln for burglary. Muyfleld hits been living In Chll oquin. and officers there found a set of burglar's UkiIs In his room. He Is under guard at the hospital. Correction The hearing to be conducted by the Public Utilities Commission on July S3, will be held in the Merrill community hall and not In the Merrill city hull as wbs previously reported by The Herald and News. Returns to New York-Mrs. Isa bellc Bincc, New York City, began her return plane trip this morning after a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Montellus of 1(183 Logan. Plcnlo The LD8 church will hold a plcnlo and outing Thursday. July 24, 6:30 p, m at Moore park. The celebration will commemorate the Utah centennial being held In Bait Lake City. The centennial marks the 100th anniversary of the en trance of Mormon pioneer Into the Bait Lake valley. Vacation Over Mr. apd Mrs, Art Relnhart and daughters, Oall and Bue, have returned from vacation ing for one week In Ban Francisco. In Bhop Cecely Cuzner, consult ant for dermetology, will be at the Modernistic Beauty shop, Sift Klam ath, Thursday morning. Rates Official To Visit Here W, C. Cole, traffic manager lor the Klamath Basin rate bureau, will be In Klamath Fells August 6 and 7 to consult with businessmen of the area. Cole la Interested In 1 obtaining Information concerning Individual shipping problems which face Klamath shippers. The rates bureau headquarters la located at the- Klamath county chamber of commerce. The office Is open from t a. m. to 5 p. m. dur ing the week, with the exception of Tuesday when It la closed. People Interested may contact Margaret Santo, secretary, and ah nil) for ward information to Colt In Portland. Vacationing Mr. and Mra. Wil liam Oarlott and children, Averll and Billy, of 138 Laguna, are vaea tlonlng at Odell lake for a week. Plight or day- I 1 any hour.. We are receiving regular shipments ef this new node! MERIT'S H 8. 6th Phone 99 YOU SAVE time and avoid parking problems when you use our convenient Bank-by-Mail plan. 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