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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1947)
.Wednesday, july 16, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINI; y jam m ; Langell Valley ! Mr. and Mm. Arthur Olover slid family art tier from Bmillurn 01 Ifornle. vlilllin at Uia ftuttl llodgt ton homt. ' Mr. (lid Mri. Fred rtiieck, Mn, fcinme Rueck mid Mr. mid Mr, Dwtn Pepple and tune attended tin llcuy rodeo butunluy mid en joyed 11 picniu euiiper at Hit liueck burnt that tuning, I. Mr. mid Mn, Bud Peteraon end pill mid Barnard Nork, all u( Cea Cttdln, apent tlie alii of July week, and with thrlr perenla, Mr. mid fAr. Btu Nrk, mid fumlly, On Hun "day, Mr. and Mn. Irvln Fool and ami of llonuiua and Mia. J. K. An dereon of KlamaUi fella vera aUo vtsltort. Mr. and Mia. Ward Kicker nf llrrki'lry apcul the week-end with her brother and Ular-ln-law, Mr. and Mra. O. C. Wella of the Antler cafe. Mr, and Mra. George fernlund and aona and Mr. and Mra. Jot J'otuiek and aon aprnl aeveral daya tithing at, Paisley. Mr. and Mia. Tuni Wllaon, Mury and Don. Mr. and Mra. Waller Pool and fumlly. and Oene Hurgrovt apent aeveral daya recently at Lake view, file Wllaon'a amall grandson, Kitdle Wllaon. la seriously III. Ha will be moved to a Klamath Pnlla huapltal aa aoon at lie can be moved gately. Fred Rueck left Monday morning by plane for Bait Lake City to at tend a farm bureau meeting'. Mra. Clieyno of Henley viaitrd one day laal week with her mother. Mra. MrKeynolita. Mr. and Mia. Owen Pepplo and Mr. and Mra. 1-ester Leavllt apent Sunday with Mr, and Mra. F, W. Ill ow n. Peggy Monroe and a group of frlcmla from Urania I'aae vialled Haturriay morning with hrr alaier, Mra. Reg Thomaa, and other rela llvra. Mr. and Mra. llrrb Marchant of Kiruy aiieiil the 4th of July with their aon, Hay, and family. All en joyed a picnic with Mr. and Mra. 1 .eater Jonea aud Mr, and Mra. Kay Jonea and aon. Congratulations to Mr. and Mra. Klmer Barclay on their new aon. alio to Mr. and Mra. Jeaa MoKall on the birth nf their daughter, and to Mr. and Mra. Clyde llortlry on their new rtnugh'rr. Mr. and Mra. Dill Hodgra of Mer rill apent Htinday with their aona and famlllra In Bnnanu. Mr. and Mra. F.lllott House and family were Htinday dinner gueata nf Mr. and Mra. Laftue ifouae and daughter. Dnrta Leavttt apent aeveral daya at Bonania with hrr grandmother, Mra, Mary Dearborn. Letter Tecumaeh, highway fore man for thla aectlon, la adding to hla liume. The addition will Include an upatalra, the building will not only be mora convenient but will be greatly Improved In appearance. Samuel Oodowa and Ike Steel are In churge nf tho coualructlim. Mra, lllancho Hill of Chicago, 111., hue been epcndlng tho paat few weeka vlalllug with her brother and alatar-ln-law, Mr. and Mra, M, A. Ilurrla of thla city. Thla la Mra. Hills flral trip Into the wealem country, and aha taprtasea heraelf aa having the time of her lift. Mra. Hill haa been able to vlall a number of polnla of Intereat Including Crater lake, Diamond lakt. tto. Mra. Hill ulao enjoyed the local rodeo held during the 4th of July. Mra. Harold Bealey of Phll'a atore waa a Klamath Falla vlaltor July M Mr. and Mra. R. A. Meyer and daughtera returned to their home here from their vacation in Lot Angelea, Calif., where they vialled with Mr. Meyer'a brother. Meyanord Meyer and family of that city. Mr. and Mra, Uarr of Woodland, Waah., were overnight gueata of Mr. and Mra. H. L. Heldenrelch of the Red Top garage. Mra. F, J. BchmlU and grand daughter, Dora Boye, returned home afUT a week 'a vlall with Mra. Beetle Lundy. Petaluma, Calif. Mra. Llndy waa formerly of Langell valley. Virginia Clapp of Camp I waa a houae gueat of Hhlrlev Heldenrelch oter the laat week-end. tuiiene Wccaa u. returned to Bralty after attending to varioua buMiieaa affulra at Chlloquln. M. A. Ilurrla of the local pool hall haa inalttlled a new colu box for pop. Hurrla haa experienced a great deal of difficulty In keeping cold pop for hla patrona. However, hla preacnt ael-up givra him 24 catea. which eliould keep tiie local folk cooled off. Green Calls For Lobor Bill Repeal Nfc'W YOKK. July 10 (A't Wil liam Ureen. prealdcnl of the Amer ican Federation of Labor, Monday called for "abaolute, outright and complete repeal" of the Taft-Hartley labor law, and declared "we waul no amendmrnia." He axko at the opening aeaalon of the 34th convention of the Inter national Longahoremen't associ ation. Hrgurdlng membera of congreaa who voted for the Tall-Hartley law, Green auld labor unlona and the frlrnda of labor should unite to bring about their defeat at the next election. Concrete-Weighted Body Located PORTLAND, July IB (yP The eoroner't office today reported the body of a man recovered from the Willamette river with a concrete block weighting down the body haa been tentatively Identified at Thomaa J, Mucklt, 72, Portland. Muckle, . owner of the Muckla Wrecking company here, waa laat reported to have left for Albany, where the firm had a contract, Now Available! 2-BURNER ELECTRIC PLATES FY0CK-M00N INC. 1JI-1M Ma. th Phone to Klamath Business College 733 Pint Sr. Phone 4760 Enroll now for Special Summer Study for a Complete Business Course. WD I ST WATCH BOYS and GIRLS Git Sit N0WI Tel, onct again Mickey lelli time with hit handi-the correct time, io you can have a perfect record at ichool. U. S. Time-makeri of mlllloni of good timepiece! now In er-vice-producei Mickey Mouie, which meom that tt'i a REAL wotch, a REALLY GOOD watch, at good ai any dad would wear. Shiny chrome caie, waihabl red vinylile strap, a w-o-n-d-t-r-f-u-l watch of only $6.95. i ' , 'W T eefr 10' . rQ. rrfr Wt) v-- vi a n I Cm SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Si pert UaartMiUed VTerk Mil Hahctl tftMMht rlwe Fre Ctllmiiee Svwlng Machine Servic Var Intfep 4nt Dealer r. Mil Sill lbla Wat TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RINT You Drive-Lone). Short Tripe Mova Yourtell Sit H STIL1S' IIACON SIRVICI Pbona 1304 U01 Caat Mala PRESINT FOR JUNE SELSTROM'S birthday parry recently were, left to right, front, Jerry Maginnis, Joan Murphy, Mary VnnHr.hnrn Jim ktmm. Darlenn Smith. Florence Narev. Elaine Abbott. Andrew Honzel. Seated, second row, are, left to rlaht Horrief Lovenick, Phyliss Honzel, Theresa Calhoun, Luano Smith. Back row, Dove Vondenburg, Jock Narey, j carl WlSCCOrver, Dill Lrowiora, wiiiis uriirun, oen i-emire, uean rwuuu, luwuiu vuhjuui i, uuu iu v-,. , Cudertan. Engaged TULELAKE Mr. and Mn. Albert Scott thla week announced the en gagement of their daughter, Jean, to Ellla D. Peleraon of Bebaatopol, Calif. The wedding la planned for late Auguat. The bride-elect haa completed three yearn at the Unlveralty of Nevada, Reno, majoring In home economic!. Bhe la a member of Zela Phi Zela aororlly. acting aa vice prraldent Una year. Mr. Peteraon, a graduate of Banta Roaa Junior college, completed hla atudlea at the Unlveralty of Nevada after eervlng for nearly four ycara aa a lieutenant In the navy during the laal war. Ilia degree waa In electrical engineering and he la af filiated with Sigma Rho Delta fra ternity. The young couple plan to make their home In Santa Roaa where Mr. Peteraon will leach engineering In Banta Roaa Junior college Ihit fall. Pinochle Club MALIN The Jolly Nine Pinochle club met July S at the home of Mra. Jamea Ottoman. Prtzea went to Mra. Jerry Rajnua, Mra. Everett Jonea and Mra. P. O. Wllaon. Oth ert preaent were Mra. John Jamea, Mm. Prank Vlctorln, Mrt. Emtl To fell. Mra. Cheater Blonecypher. The next meeting will be at the home of Mn. Jerry Rajnua on Wednea day, July 23. Crop Damage Set At $350,000 THE DALLES, July ! i) Wheat ranchera today estimated Iom by hall atorm damage In three Oregon countlea earlier thla week at 13M.000. In Sherman county, where hall waa reported the alze of marbles, the loaa waa figured at 1270.000 and growera aald little of the damage was covered by Insurance. The storm also atruck southern Wasco county and Gilliam county, with Wasco fields Buffering the lightest damage. Tulelake Jack Robertson. 8an Francisco, has accepted a position as night clerk with the Sportsman's hotel. En route to Lake Coeur d' Alene he slopped here to look over the com munity and decided to locate here. He succeeds Ed Moore who left to be employed aa manager of the Yreka Inn. Mra. Charles Card, co-manager of the Yukon cafe left Monday by air for Portland where she will visit a sister. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smtlh have purchased a home on Hamilton street In Klamath Palls and Smith, manager of the Pacific Supply co operative will commute to Tulelake for the present. In past geologic ages, lizards had three eyes. f!Ji&HyUt Socitle Mellow Minis milk Ik I I Morning Appointments Available For Swedish Massage, Slenderizer, Natural Hot Water MINERAL BATHS Physiotherapy treatments given. Wf do not diagnose or prescribe. Have your medical doc-: tor give you an examination, if. he odviias physiotherapy we hove the equipment to assist you. . We are members of the California Physio therapy Association and Oregon Medical Mas suers. All baths and massages given under that supervision of owner. ' i HOSPITAL CLE AN Klamath Massage Parlor Blanche Petroff, Owner and Manager 1939 Main St. Duplcr', a family ol lurriers tor over 109 year Q Q Q wt LIEdDMS r.'rt- ' "'V "'v-fi :. 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