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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1947)
FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVE WEATHER onr.ooNi iriir oiimdy loiiav, lnniaM and aalurilay, wllh aiall.rail llitm.l.r alurmi, arallsiad Hahl ahuwara Ml ixir llim, lint ninth than In (ainuaiatuia; a.nlls'varlalila wliul. oil coa.l. ' KLAMATH rALLH ANI VICINITY. I'arllr clmitly lo i-loiHlr, Willi almwara lunlalll. HalUHlay lair. W"halily Hum l.r.tm ma In muuiilslin. tads, IlllnlimiMi 44. Illall NalUMlay II. NUHTHKIIN l ALlKOHNlAl Claar Ill Ma) , lunlalll and Halnrday, but Willi lima In aluli I'liaul Halunlay. IIUIiiH liiiailui. ivr IM.rliir. (ianlla wa.l. arly In nurlliwa.laily wlnil. oil ma" anil nnrlh or I'nlnt Ha", and luuilalata lu fra.li In aulillt. Wrddlw llrll Dorolliy Wilkin, mi o( fort Klamath and Wilbur Fomuauil nl Chlluqulil, wcra married Batmtlay by Ihn imnlur uf tho rim MutliiHllal churrli III Ittliu, Nov. Mia. Korililw'" I" Uic'dnUKhlir of Mra. Amaaa Wllknann. XIJi bum inrra lane, md a member uf Hie Women ot the Muoae. Kemuson Is farmer. The couple will mnke their home In Kurt Klnmiitli, Cub Hi'oula There will be II ulo n lo mid pot luck dinner for Cub Hioilla of pack 18, Weyerhueuaer, on Sunday nl Hiienccr urnrk. All inrmlieis of the pink Hid piwrnu urn Invited. lloy who do not have traiuiiKirtntlon to the park meet In front of the ttlrwarl-Lenox iiiocrry at 10:30 a. m. IOOP Dolnia Odd fellowa and wlvea and prospective Odd Frlluw and wlvea will meet Tuesday, July 29, .at 8 p. in. at the IOOP hull fur a regular iiieollnn. There will be re freshment and gomes. A picnic la scheduled for Auiuat I at Hand creek. I'oatailatreaa Alma M. Klllott a nomination for posimlstrrsa at Chlloquin haa been approved by the arnate. according to an Associated Pre newa dlapatrh received today from Waahlluilon. D. O. Illlnola Visitor Mlaa Amelia Men tiin, Dixon. 111.. Mra. Waller Llnd, Itorkford. 111., and Mr. and Mra. Art .arson, I'ecaloiilra, III., are vUltlm In Klamath FalU IhU week with Mra. II. L. Wlckrrsham, 1303 Tine. Vlalta Home Mm. At Van Drv eren. KfO East Main, left Thursday by plnne to Brattle, her former home, to visit for a coupla of week with her parent. t'llule The well-child clinic will 1 b held Monday, July 28, at the Klamath county public health de partment. m Main, Call 7714 for an appointment. Vacation Miiry Ulnhop, 42U N. Oth, In expected home Hulurduy nlvlit from a vacation trip which took her north Into Cmiadu. Hlie went from hero to Portland and then to Hrultln where aha vliilted an aunt, Vlvliin IIIhor who actum piink'd her to Victoria where they planned to sluy four day. Itriular Hrrvlrea Iti'tfiilur er vlcea will Imi held at the Ut, Paul Kplscopul church, Mumliiy, July 27. Holy Commuiiloii la at a. in. with mornliiK prayer and seimnii at II a. in. The Iter, F. 0. Wlanenbach will be lit the pulpit, KnlUlrd-Wllllam 0. Itixliiera hat eiillMcd In the U. 8. army eniilneer cnria for a thrre-yenr wrlod and will be alatloned In the Paclflo theatre. He la the eon of Mra. Kulh Oormley of thla city. liima lo I'aelUc Kenneth L. Al len hua ro-cnllatcd III the U. 8. army oinilurer corps and hua left for the 1'nclflo theatre to aerve three more yeara. Mra. Allen and the children reside at 000 Alameda. Pallrnl Mra. Herman lloffbuhr of 114 Old Fort road, la a patient at lllllalde hospital where she la recov ering nicely from minor surgery. At lllllalde Mra. Jeue Shook of 3704 Doardman la In lllllalde hospital under medical observation. Nursery Hilly Ilarlllne, two-year-old win of Mr. and Mra. Jay Hart Hue uf Pn-kcnta. Calif., la In Hlll alde hoapltal for major turnery. 250 Engage In Art Work Home 250 children uro participate lug In the art and craft classes be ing sponsored at city playground by the Klamath Fall recreation department. Plan are being for mulated to dlpaly nome of the work the children are doing In the claase. Youngster have brcn buy dur ing the past few week making papler-muche mask, figurine and bowl. Hoveral group have made field trips to Link river, Bpenccr ereek and Upiier Klamath lake where they have reproduced the scenery In wutercolor and oil paint ing, i Claese In art and craft are con ducted alx day a week at each of the five playground. Material for the project I furnished by the city recreation department. Canada's Top Army Man Visits Japan ' TOKYO, July 24 M' Gon. II. D. O. Crerar, Canada' senior soldier, will arrive In Japan August 2 to visit top occupation officer and ob tain first-hand Information on the occupation. The Canadian liaison mission said Crenir will visit General MacArthur and Oen, H, C. H. KoberUon, com mander of British commonwealth I occupation forces. He will be ac companied by Brig. Bherwood W. Lett, Air Commodore C. B. Godwin, Col. F. L. T. Clifford, Roland Bock and Ralph Collin. The parly, flying here In a Ca nadian air force plane, will spend one week In Tokyo and one In the BCOF area In Southwestern Honshu. Cluastfled Ad Bring Result. That Aluminum Building I Jitft Hamilton's V 81 ml. K. on Bend lly. 7 a. m. to II p, m. BltKAKFAMT LUNCH DINNER HARTFORD Arcldcal ea4 laJeaally 4apaay INSURANCE T. B. MATTERS FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE , General Inurnc Aganc ' 107 8. 7th St. Phone 4193 Picnics Keep Park Filled Park facilities and the staff at Moore park were kept hopping lost night with Oireo of the largest picnics of the year being held, be side the usual attendance of fami ne and (mailer group. Approximately 450 people were on hand for the Klwanl, LD8 church and Jaycee picnic, and two smaller church group were alio having gel-taether, making one of the biggest night yet at the park. On Wednesday evening, the Sojourner gathering brought lome 100 picnicker, a good-sized picnic In Just about any park. Moore park will soon be In much better shape to accommodate large group with the Installation of new and Improved equipment, both In the playground and picnic area. Bonania Resident Ora Johnson, resident of Bonanza, underwent major surgery today at Hillside hospital. In Hospital Cecelia Carty of 1007 Nlmitz, underwent minor surgery this morning at Hllbilde hospital. Bhe Is an employe of the Veterans' administration. Para zoo Hurt By Rolling Log Leland Parazoo of Bcatty, timber fuller, Is recovering at Klamath Valley hospital from minor Injuries received when a log rolled over him about noon, Thursday. Parazoo Is an employe of the Ewauna Box company camp on Quarts moun tain. The Klamath Ambulance service brought the Injured man to Klam ath Falls. Ha will remain In Ut hoapltal a few days while recover ing from back and leg Injuries and a apralned ankle. "Then Is No Finer ramie file Made" KLAMATH PUMICI TILI CO. Mff. at Paiala BalKtaf Tils Ralph BbmcII Caaa. Oaassa IS4 Owsaa llcatt A knot 1 a measure of speed, be ing a speed of one nautical mile per hour. NOW AVAILABLE G. E. 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