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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1948)
THURSDAY, JUNE 1f, 1948 HFRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACS SEVEN Langell Valley Mr. mid Mm. Homer Ix-puy and family pnt HuiHlny l Mullii Willi their wm, Homer Jr., and family. Johnnie Depiiy will spend s month t Malm Willi IK brother. Mr. nd Mrs. Hurry rrn.lrr were dinner miesta of Mr. mid Mil. F. W. Ilrown Thursday evnilnii. J. P, Uiinn l vtHllliiti at Menu inmery OreeK In California with his brother, Jx. Mr mid Mm. O. O. Johnson re hirned hom ttiday from Mil Hear. Calif., where they nt week will! friends. Mr. mid Mm rd r.viinn of Ktiim- Ih rails mid Mr. mid Mm. Wlllard Noble mid fiimlly enjoyed plenlc rid flahlne; Hi Cleiber dnm Hntnr day. Hvmitli.v In extended I" Mm. I. B Ncirrln whom' fnllicr died recently In Klamath Falia. Mm, Frank Dellel and duimlifr 1ifl lnt week-end for Nnker to aprnd aeveral days with relatives mid friend. Mr. mid Mm l.esler Plnrlll of Midland spent Thursday with thnr dsiiithter, Mm. Hill numell mid fmnlly. Mr, mid Mm. Johnnie MrCall mid dantihter of Hwrel Home spent sev ere! days with Mr. mid Mm. Elliott House. Mm. Don Uoss of Klamath rmi also visited her parents, Mr. end Mm. House, over the week-end. Mr. mid Mm. Welter Smith mid fmnlly were Flundny itlnnrr meals I I he Graves home In Alliums. Hurry Noble, who has been In California rounding up rattle for W t. Campbell. h returned home. Mr. mid Mm. Orlle Hodites of Au burn nent Monday with Mr. and Mm. Jack Hodges and sons. Mr. and Mm. Mieky Perklna and on are vlaltlne, her father. Hill Noble , nd other relative! mid friends. Mr. nd Mm Crl Pernlund. Ray nd Dowlas Pernlund and Mm. Ail funl Pernlund, all of Mertford, Mr. and Mm. Fred Pernlund and Mr. and Mm. flnv Pernlund and daiik'ti ter of Bnnanu ient Mondy with Mr. nd Mm. George Pernlund and family. Mm. Ausuata, Pernlund u the greet grandmother of the Oeonte nd Roy Pernlund ehlldren. Mr. nd Mm. Pud Peterson of ftweet Home apent Memorial Day week-end with her parent. Mr. and Mm. Ben Nnrk. Alao ntinday guests at the Nork home were Mr. and Mm. Frvln Pool end ton of Bo nania. Mr. and Mm. Art Monroe have moved from Bonanra to their ranch In Langell valley to make their heme Krma Carr visited on Friday af ternoon with Cora Iavllt and Mary Dearborn. Haul Olft haa returned home for ummer vacation from Marylhumt Malin Miilln Piirriita and Piilniua met recently ul the hlith achool. Miillu Cub Hi'iiuln presented a short pro lirmn. Htm Icy Johnson, outstanding student In art, allowed aevcrul of her puliitlniia. Dorothy Humidor gave a reading und Jean Itiijnua pliiyrd a pluno xilo. '1'he prealdent, Mia. Ivmi Ottoman, appointed Die follfiwIiiK romiiilllees for the new yeiir: pro gram, Mm. f: 1 1 1 1 1 Tofell, ihalriiiun: Mia. "led DcMnrrltl, Mm. Fred Uiirdon, Mm. Mmidn Melton. Mm. Dick llcM.rl. Hollaing, Mr. and Mm. Ixiula KhIIiiu. Publicity. Mr. mid Mm. Vncliiv Kiillnn. Hrlioliiralilp. A. E. Htrcct. clialruiun, Mm. Kdwln Htnalny, Mm. Dick Mt'iiM-l. liny Hcouta. Lnddle Hajiiua, chairman; (lien Morton and fjounle Htcplicna. Cllrl Hcouta, Irene PreltiiK. chair man; Mm. Jcaac Hinlth, Mm. Ora Arnold. Memlirmhlp, Mm. Moniile. Htephens, chairman: Mm. William Itnjmi. Mm. Otto Kills. The Puieiitfl-I'iitrims club will dis continue meetings for the auiiinicr inontha and the next meeting will lie Hie reception for tenchera III Sep tember. Clayton Keber left lant week for llakernfleld where he la employed by college. Betty Noble la also home for the Niiniiuer from Hucrrri Heart. Dick Deny left Thursday morn ing by plane for Dca Molnea, In., where he waa called by the death of hla father. Mr. and Mm. Bob Heater and Jimmy arc at Arbuckle. Calif., visit ing Mr, and Mra. Iiuieuce Camp bell and helping move cattle back to Ijinuell valley. Mra. Mae Clnle left lliurxlay for Yellowstone Nntloiuil park whero hc will ieiid the auinmer inunthv Cul -Ore Packlnv company, Mra. Relict- and children are In Klamath Fnlla with her purenta, Mr, and Mm. Jiiinea Alllaou. Coll McAulltfe, Rudy Schmidt and Wenlcy llumlllon aiient aeveral daya flahliiK In tho Itend territory. Mm. Ailellu Htorey recently under went aurxery at Iflllalde hoapltal. - Kobertu KIiik recently aubmltted to a tonallectoniy. Mr. and Mm. Ifulbert Wllaon are purenta of a new aou born Mav 30 at Kliiiiiuth Valley hoapltal. Till la their third child and haa been mimed Klley Lowell. Mr. ii rid Mm. Edwin Petraaek have apeul the pnat week In Portland vlnlllhK Mra. Petraaek'a pareuta, Mr. mid Mm. O. T. Htorll. Mr. and Mm. Joe Pulkrabek left luit Holiday for a three weeka' trip to Mliiuraota where they will vlalt relutlvea. Mm. Joe Dewey la vlallliur rela tlvea mid filenda at liny HprliiK. Neb. Mr. and Mm. Ivmi Mlira and aona of Kliitnulli Fnlla apent Hundny with hla pareuU, Mr. and Mm. tenter Uotiita. Hhlrley Depuy apent the week-end with Bylvlu itoblMin. Mr. and Mm, Fd Qowen and Mr. and Mra. Owen Pepple aMaiit the Memorlul Day week-end at Creacent City and KiiKcne. Mr, and Mra. Reg Thomua and Bonanza Mr. and Mra. Dave Turner of 8an Fruiiclaco, Cullf . have leeti vlaltlug Mr. und Mia. Owen Pepple and fam ily, Mr. and Mra. Jack Coble of Ellen, but K, Wiu.li, vIMlcd hla alater, Mra. j Kuliy Drown, and other relative and frlcnila. Mm. Myrtle Null haa been here mill VVnaliliiulon viMtinn her duunli Ici mid aon-ln-lnw, Mr, and Mra. Art Monroe. The new ranch home of Mr. and Mra. Kin Oivan la rapidly Hearing completion. CoiiKratulutlona are being extend ed Ui Mr. and Mia. Hob Colohan on the birth of their baby boy Mny 31. He haa been named Patrick Timo thy. Mr. anud Mra. Bill Hodgea of Mer rill, Mr. and Mm. Orlle. Hodgea of Auburn, Calif, and Mr. and Mra. Pete H'KlKra of Tulelnke were Sun day dinner gurMa of Mr. mid Mra. Herman Hodgea and fnmlly. Mr. and Mm. Mike Dearborn and aona were dinner gueala of Mr. and Mm. Art Monroe Thuraday evening. 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