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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1948)
MONDAY, FEB. 2, 19-18 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACS FIVE WEATHER KI.AMATII fAI.IN ANII VII INITV Fair linimlil anil J'iikmIni; high linlay .IS, lnw Imilalil 10; lilali Tiinfttlay nil. NtlimirilN lAI.IMlltNIA - Purity rlnllilv Imlav, Innlglll anil 'lllaatlay as raul lair In Hoi III TutaiUy, Irw alinw aia lit aniilti aim miw lit liana. IikIhv anil tiinlalil; I'nlilar lit aiitillt tiinlslll anil final ftr liaelns KPMriiilly. MnilflNla In tn'ra.lnnall)' final) Inn lliwaain ly wlnila Dff t'na.l WKHITJtN IIHKIillN - Mmlly tinny I'Hlav Kalr I'MilMllI anil Tilamluy ttlllll Iv miliar Innlaltl H'Klt Inilay 4(1 In ml. I.itw Innlalit ill In ;WI tiantla In rmwl aiala winil., inn.llv lint Hint ly nil cna.t. :AHT:IN OIIKUIIN f'lfiuily llila 111111111114 Willi aimia Miiifctiliia lliL allai Itiinn lllili linlnv in In ;in. Talr anfl rnlilrr linilalit anil Tnr.ilay l.nw III' ItlNhl B In 1.1. Illfc-ll Tnajnla) all In .HI. HUInrlinl MrrlllK The Klnm itlli County IIIMnilnil society will inert nl B p. til. TucMluy al the chninlirr of commerce, Hpeuker will lir lirVrrr lli'lfrlih, who will pre sent mi outline nl curly liny plimrrr mill liniiiliiiiiiit hiikU in this sector. Aiiymip hnvlnir picture nr rnni niPiilA to cniilrlliulc to (he rvrnlng't topic Is Invited. Nlirare .District H of. Dip Oimoll HlAle Nilries aimk'IiiIIoii will hold the hiiiiiiiiI bii!itiiii nl tint IVIU'mii party room, Mottiliiy, r'rbrmiry B. At 7:4ft II. ill. Kritcrviit lolls sllnulil be iiiikIp by lulling Mt or BHU3. All iiruiliiiile nurnrs aic cordially In vited. Cuti hrouU -Tlirie ulll he h very llliHtrtnitl lllretlllK n( Cut) Hcotlt mrmlicra nf ilrn I, puck 3. nl lh home of Mia. Ilrlrn Doiujhrrly, 3244 Honrilnmn, nt 4 p. tn.. Wednesday. All Cllha III the tlt'oup lire uriccd to nttriul to ki1 lii.it-iiitiiiilr Inslruc tlrns on the Hoy Hcout cirrus. Trralnirnl - Hurry llullry, 41151 Caution, employe of HUaw Vnllry lAiitinu coiiipuny, was Admitted to Hillside honpltnl by amuiilnnre Hnl urdAy uftcriutou auflrrliiii Irom A hfArl Alliiirnl. (hiea Hume-Hill Loiik Jr., (I, P. employe who was Injured week aiio In Ait Atiioinobllri accident nrur Mrrrlll. was tile Ui be nmvrd to his home. 4M3 Crosby. Irom Hillside hospital thl cek-end. PTA Council The KlAiiiAth County Counril o( PTA will have a founder's Lhiy program Tuesday At 1:45 p. ni. in the Fremont school cAfctena. All president o PTA and xrrutlv0 cominlltrrt are urgrd to Attend. CArdt Itie BuburbAn lheiia AiulllAry sill mm Tn'Mlay At 13:30 p. m. for lunchrnn And 3 p. m. for rArda Al lh horn of Mrt. f. R. VanrA. 4910 ShAita way. VAlrntlnr The Towiur-nd club will mrrl WrdnrulAy noon At Ilia hom of Mra. UAIny Iouk1aa, 1243 KAnA for a VAlrntlnt rxchAiiue And lunchran. lliimr Kr KiiiiMi -Hub Unity linn rntiiiiird lo 111" liiiiiio hi'rn nflrr trip to Houlhirn Ciillfoinlii on which h vlaltnl IiIa liiiclf, former Kliiniulh Uoiinty Annmaor Dill lu At Oulvrr City, l-o la III poor limit h. I In nnki'il lo br rrinriiilirn d In nil ilia old li'lniiln III KIiiiiiiiOi. In llnapllul -Ilotli Mr. mill Mil. Kd Propnl of 4H5I Thoniiuion urn pntlrntA Al Kliiinnth Vnllry Iiiih)1 t til. I'ropnt luia bi'i'ii In Um IhmpI tiil tor nrvn nl ihivi rrrovprliiK fnun nil HlnriM. Mm, I'loptl wiih itilmll trd for nii-dlnil t irnt incut Hiiiulnv n nitiiic. Iln In roiinly roml mipd-Intrnitpiit. Mniiar - Woinin of lhr MiHi.tA will hold a K'Kiilitr inrdlim nt H p. in. TiiPMliiy, In thr Moiu.it hull. A yciir'n frrr dlli'a will bf glvi'll A A appclnl prly. 'I'hrrn will br no lull Inl Ion. Comrultlrr rhnlrmrii urn rrmlndrd In Iiava rrporIA rrndy for the nirrt-hi( Hark llnlitr Ml. u ml Mia. Kllnrr WAdr mid rhlldrrn. Itnbrrtw mil Nlrky. rrliirnrd ymirrdny Ui llirlr lu.nir on N. fltli nflrr a brlrf vlalt f the WlllAinrtln vnllry mid Porl Innd. Auxiliary -A ahort history of the Aiiirrlrnn fluff will br Klvrn by Mra. Robrrt Ottrll, AinriiritiilMti rhulr man, at a rrgiilar tnrrtlnii nf Khun Ath unit No. a nf llin Atnrrlrnn le gion Auxlllnry At R p. m. Turndny. Aiitlllary to IMrrl The Kitictra auxiliary will mm TurMlny Al 8 p. ni. In lowrr KOK hull And mem ber Are Ankrd to brlntt a dl.th for a politick aupper aftrr the mrrtlnif. To lliHitltl -Mr. John King of 1 Aui'hiiriigr, Aliiakn, waa moved by Aiiibuluiiie from Llie Wliiema hotel Hiitiiriluy aflrrnoon aufferlng from pnriimoiiln. Hhn Mna Admitted to lllllitlile hoapllnl. Mr. And Mia. King are hire from AlAakA whrre lie l loiiiirctcd with Alanka Hall- WH. Al Klumalli Valley- Mr. and Mr. til Propnl, 4IIA1 1'hiimpiion, Ait pullrntA ul Kliiinnth Valley luMpltal. PropH, county road auperlnlriident, wn Admitted to the honpltnl for li'imliiifitl nf a hriirt allinriiL fill I Jiiiiiluiy 22, On Hunday, Mia. Propi.l wtiA itiovru in ino noitpiiAi tor mcu Irnl enre. I rom ( nrvallla -Mr. And Mm. Bill WIImiii, UliirbniH Kiiiki, apent the werk-riid In Kliiinnth Fulls with Ihrlr piui'iilK, Mr. And Mra. Perry Wllnon mid Mr. and Mm. Fritlilt Miirkn. WIImiii la a aludi'iit al Ore gon MtnUi collrga and the two re. turned lo Corvallla by bun lunl eve ning. Surgery-- Cliiitlra Mur.thall, bl'i' j Pine. Wryerharuwr employe, waa Admltled to llllluld hoapltal Sun day nlghl for medical care, lie will liAva auigery on hn left knee, In jurrd rerently. tiura llniiir- Mia. Catherine Allen, employed An clerk Al C'AAtleberry Drugnuire, wna moved lo her home Miiiiiluy from IlllUlde ho.ipitAl wheic hhe linn received medical cAre. .Moved Home KrlrndA of Mrs. ftiuntir! Ai'krriuiin will be IhU'ii'Atrd to leiim Aim Iiua been moved lo her homr, 1030 tlphnm, from Kliimiilh Vallry hoApltul And mny now hnve vllnn. Hoard Mrrtlng -'I here will be a ntertlng of the executive bourd of the Women of the Moon UiiiirIiI. Monday, At t o'clock In tha Mooie hAll. From flakUnd Mrs. J. II. CHrllA Iiaii. 406 N Bill returned Snturdny night from a wrrk'a vl.Mt with frlrnda At Oaklniid. Calif. 'I'onallA-Roliind Hull, 6-year-old miii of Mra. Nora J. Hull of Bonanza, hud hla tonalla removed al Hillside hoAplial this morning. """ARROW SHIRTS" Remodeling SALE! We nitM have more spare fur roiutructlun crrwi lo work, LUGGAGE odd riKCKB or I.AD1KS' VANITV ( AMI S 0 lAIIICS' OVKItNK.IITKHS Oranie Midland trance will hold Ha regular meeting, Wednes day, B:30 p. m. al the grange hall. Refreshments will be served. IN MF.MOItlAM tn loving memory of our beloved father and brother, Dell Smith, who passed away a year Ago FcbrtiAry 2. DKI.l. SMITH Jr. TlUTTONfr MRS. DALLAS OIVAN. 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