TRIDAY, JAN. 16, 1943
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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KI.AMATII KAI.I.H AND VII'INITY
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4ft. 1'iW Iniimlil VII. Iiljfli HntmiUv 4M.
NOIITIO.IIN C'Al.lrllltNIA ( 11 nr
ot'i'iliittl Itlall i liiiiillni liiitni null
nvi Vtl full, lift tun along rtl
ml In valid ftaliiiitMV linn nlnn. Hill
riiaha III liniiliitr. grnll iniilh
Mlrrly Vttllil nil i'nl
rrmn .MUmiuiI - Urwt-y HihuihkI,
of MiiHiktlrltl, Mu , hrrlvril TIiiiimIiiv
(ur a vlnll ullli 1 1 In mmit mid lirr
hiihiiiiiHi, Mr. mill Mm. W. Cinmlull.
Jin Lliloi'iutii, mill iiImi In v lf.lt Mr.
nil Mm. ItutiM'll Cramlnll nt Yrekn
Thin In liln Hint trip In llin Weal,
nil lliiiwnntl Mini I lint hit una very
lllllrll lllliirnnril. TixlllV llr wim tnk
rn mi h nliilit-nirlliK 1 1 1 1 nf Ihr
1 ulrhiko f ii i tn in ru hy Mm A. N.
Krlnry, 1)14 K. Mnln.
Mannarr Vultn- A. M. Weaver cil
I'nriliuxl. Iinim-h tiutnitui'i- nf hum
l.lfr nf Ciumilii, in un ImMneMi trip
III Kllliniltll Pulls vlnltllm Paul Ire,
Hun l.lfr ri-irenenttlve heir. Mr.
ml Mm. v plitn In lema Huitir
rluv fnr n uerki vnrutltin III Hull
KriinilMii. Calif Tllry Mill lie lu'
rriinpmilrcl nniilli by frlrniln finiu
Hnlrlll
New Itelallvea Mm Dura flml
darn" riHiru the addition nf two
ymiiiKnirm In her family. At Ktiitene
n lny unmet) Jiilin icilwanl wan ixirn
in Mr. mid Mm. II J (Imtilaril ye
tenliiy. nnil at Pniniullrli, (Hah.
Dei-ember a. nm) nntnrri Duvitl
lleiijamln wiu burn lo Ur. ml Mra.
Edward P. Cloddard.
Nrlililmra lo Mrrl - Nrlulilxim nf
Woodcraft will mm In Hip KC hull
Monday, January 10. fnr a imlliuk
(Hnnrr at 7 p. in., followed by a
biiMnma meeting nnil Inltlntlnn. Jil
yrnllra will meet lhat mime after
nonn at 4 p. m. In the KC hall fnr a
bunlnrnji niretiiitf.
NlMllcu Trip-John Kloplloller
and lliifnrd Klopiiin. nf the firm nf
Krophnllrr and Klnplou. wIkiIpmiIp
potato hnyrrn. In Oakland. Calif ,
left Ttieiuluv alter a htiMnrnn trip
In Klamath rutin. While here
Klnptnn vlnltrd III Inothrr. Mra.
Ham Walkrr, of Ihla rlty
Kprlni Mra. Marnld llava of
I'M Ktna rrported lo The llrrald
and News this morning lhat panny
plant In hrr garden are jumplnir
tha gun on nprlni Kevrral plau'.n
ara In full bloom, and many othrra
ara budding.
ftalrm Meeting -- llrnry Remon,
Klamath banln frnwrr, plana lo
leave Monday for Bnlrtn to attend
tha farm labor meeting then? on
Tiwtday. The purxe of the meet
Wig la to outline the farm labor
program lo be followed Ihla year.
flame, al OVH-In bankrlball
gamea at Oregon Voratlnnal hool
but night, the OVB nwij defeaufd
h niu Eaglea. 40-40, while x.
Riyar Dalrv lopped Link River
Motora. 6S-.14
noma Today Mra Sarah Mc
Millan of HIv wa taken home to
day from Klamath Valley hmpna.1,
following an operation January ft
J'er daughter. Vera MiMlllan. a
niirae. haa arrived from Trom.
Wath., to take caie of her.
tlnme Janire I.eard. 3-year-old
dauchler of Mr. and Mra. James
l.eard. 3n.'ifl Riintnl. was dinrharged
from Klamath Valley hospital Wed
nenday. Hhe had undergone an op
eration there on January 6
AAA Program-llurrell short and
hm county AAA inmmittee met thin
afternoon In the rnuiity ak'ent'a ot
flre to rnmplle the I04H handlmik
fnr Die prournm lo be fnllnwrd on
the rrdui ed budget.
In l.elti'riimu - Major Zrd Iliirnra
of llamlllon field, Cullf., ami of W.
II. Ilaruen, Kliiiuiilll plulieer, la a
patient at Ij'ttenniin hunplllfl til
Han Kiaui-lM-n lecelvliik' treat inenl
fur mi nld hark Injury. If the pres
ent treatment Impiuven MuJ. Munies'
iniidltluii II will nm be iii'i't'snaiy
fur kiij ni l y. relallven mild Imluy. Ilia
family in remaining at llaiiilltuu
field.
Krnn Ilaltrlli4ll The lluualllt
Townlen nl the Klalualh lllinlll
Irague di ri llli'd K'Miu hint lllkhl 61
4I III ii well-played k ii mo at Kenii,
with I'lank (Irnhr. ncurliiK 11 pnlnln.
Inn lluiiih and Dun Jnhnnuu enrh
mured : fur Ki'iin In the nlKht's
nlher uatiic. Duirln liipped the Lnn
gell Valley llnivern 4ll-:
'inlliirn Mr and Mm Dun Mr
l.uran, fiuuielly nf Klalnalll Kails
and now nf Dunntiiulr. npeul Thurn
day and Krlday In Klamath Kalln
vli.llliiu ulil frirndn. Mi'l.uriin In will)
Ihr Huuthcrn I'nrifle In Diiunmulr.
Mm. Mrl.uran wan a KUent at the
Huiuptimini luiirheun Thursday.
Leaves lltinpllal -Jamrn l.ee. Ifl4n
(larv. han Iff I lllll-lllr hiiMiltal fnr
hln liiinie. jrr nuffereil rrltlial Ill
Jut Irn tu hmli arum when he was
hit nnine tune alio by a nrunp nhovel
and it wan iierexiary to amputate
butli arms
lilrnger'a Tram In basin bliiket
ball Kiimen al Chllmiuln hint nlghl.
the (ilriiKer's nture ti-iiin defeated
Ulunmir Hlver M-'-'D. and the
Klamath eUius edged the ChilKUln
VFW. 41-37
i In lllll.nlr Hally. lu-munlh-nld
' daughter "f Mr and Mm. Clrorge W.
! Hi nttnii Jr., HIM! Portland, was ud-
milted to lllllnlde hnnnital late
Thurnday aftrriKNin for medlraj
care. Hhe Is doing nlrely.
Legion Post
Hosts Meet
netireneniatlvea from various
American Legion ponts and auxil
iary units met In Klnninlll Kails
Wednesday for the district No. 4
cunf oreme. Klamath Kail was host
to olher pontn In tha dlntrlct. In
cluding Merrill, Mallu and Lake
view, al the Veterans Memorial
hall. Heveral guents from Tulrlake,
which Is out nf this dlntrlct, were
pirnent.
Afternonn bunluriis mretluga, with
npeakers from various posts and
auxiliary units, was followed by a
cocklall hour and pothick dinner.
Muslrul nutnlHTs were presented by
Athena l.amprnpuloK on the violin,
Ronnie Tarr. piano, and Cullierltie
Illauns In vocal selections.
Ham Itnws nf Orants Puns, com
mander of dlntrlct 4, was montrr nf
cereinnnlen. Htienkern were Mrs,
Craig Cnyner, drmrlmrnt president,
nf the auxiliary, and Jack Marls nf
Cunvnnvllle, department command
er of the Leglnn.
The committee arranging the
conference Included Mr. and Mrs
Carl Hchubert. Mr. and Mrs. James
Learcl. Mr. and Mrs. James Fowler,
Mt. and Mrs. H. W Pctrlrk, Mr.
and Mra Patrick Kllbv. Mr. and
Mm Oouirlna Pence, Mr. and Mrs.
Hi'lierl ndell. Mr. and Mrs. Jamen
j furl le.. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrev Adams
I and Mr. and Mrs. James Gllnon.
Life Saving
Class Slated
A Junior Krd Cross life saving
class Is scheduled to start at 4 p. m
Monday. Joining In presenting the
course, are the Cllrl Hcouts, the city
recreation department and the Red
Cross.
Klla Rrdkey, Cllrl Hcout executive
director, will Instruct, the classes,
and the recreation department will
furnish the Klamath Union high
school swimming pool free of
charge as part of Its whiter awlm
mlng prngram. ITte classes will
be on the basis of a regulation Red
Cross course.
Girls between 16 and 17 years
old are Invited to Join. 'Hie first
class will be In land Instruction at
the Otrl Scout office, 412 Main, next
Monday.
People quuhflcd III water safety
are needed In Klamath Falls, Rec
reation Director Bum Hmlth point
ed out today. If enough adults will
Indicate their Interest, a program
In water safety for adults will be
arranged.
Treatment Mrs. Lester Follz.
2220 F.berlcln, Is a patient at Hill
side hospital where she Is being
treated for a foot Infection.
( anl-I'llliirlilr will fop ulaved
IHalurday al 7:30 p. m. In the CIO
I hall, 3:i4 Mulli The card party will
I Ix sponsored by the CIO auxiliary
I and refreshments will be served.
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1 Ilium Corp - The Kagles auxll-
j lary drum corpn. not the Kagles
diuni corps an previounly an
iinuiicefl. will meet for practice at
the FOK hall Monday evening
Itelurns llnmeFjirl Kherldau af
i Miller avenue, an empluye of Kyock
I Moon, left lllllnlde hiupltnl today
I alter receiving treatment for a luol
j Infrttiun.
I
I Admitted Curtis Junes, I74J
I Menlo way, was moved from his
! home by ambulance to HillMde hus
! pltal late Thursday for treatment
01 iu.nioie pneuiuuiiia.
Kurgery-Mra. E. C. Gillespie nf j
Alluras was lo have. major surgery!
Friday afternoon at Hillside hmpl- '
lal. Hhe was admitted late Thurs
day. Mrdlral Cure Mm Klovd Case
was admitted to lltll.Mde hnapitnl
Thursday fnr medical care. Her hus
band operates the Sixth Street Farm
1 service.
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WILL MEET
Friday, January 16, 8 p. m.
In the
CIRCUIT COURT ROOM
Important mailers will be discussed.
ALL MF.MBI RS and DEMOCRATIC FRIKNDS
ABE VRGED TO ATTEND.
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