PACE FOUR
HfcRALU AND NtWi, K.LAMAIH t-ALLi, UKtCON
WiDNISDAY, JULY A, 14
I Merrill i
Chiloauin
Mr. and Mr. John Ploiitfe be- Mr. and Mr. Roland Vet drove
ram parent on Inst Friday, June I In R1clin, Cullf .. for the eea
34, of a baby girl vho eui!ied live end. Mr. West's sister froiu Valtejo
pound lx ounce. Tlie little girl,
bom at Klamath Valley hospital,
returned home with her mother on
Monday and ha been named San
dra Nadine. The PlouKc other
child I a boy, Denny.
Mr. and Mr. Roy Olengrr drove
to Medford on Wednesday to bring
back her mother. Mr. Lanore Flury,
to pend the ummer month In
Chlloquin.
Mr. and Mr. Van Wyckot are
tearing on Saturday night (or a
three tree' trip by train to Penn
aylvanla and New York. Mr.
WyckotI may remain In the East
for longer bat he will return In late
July to hi job a agent at the
Southern Pacific depot.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Card and
daughter. Joy and Helen, relumed j w
on Monday irora a vacation trip to
Yonemite Valley park
rTnllfnr-nin..
, , , . . TkMLs recently irom ner uncle, c nar-
Mr. Ursula Bond. In charce of , ,. p.,. ' , B '.. i,'r . ....
the local we, Coast Tdephon. e "of
company office, has a new grand- . J . '
aon. born on My 1 In Chica.o to I " "'
her daughter. Olori. .Mrs. Robert t.,"" ,d Mwy
Delve... The Delve hhave named n0 pl,n ,0 ' tor m
y i f.
a V .' y- e-
Ceroid
Bonanza
u to meet them there for a short
visit.
Mr. and Mr. Linwood Olacomlnl
cf Seattle. Wash, were recent house
guet of Mrs. M. K. Olacomlnl
J"hn Oiaoomnit and Llnwood art
cousin. While here the visitor en
Jrved a trip to Crater lake.
Mr. and Mr. Pete Calise are vis
iting their aon. Prank. In Coos Bar. I
The many friends of Mrs. H. O.
Cox wish her a speedy recovery from
aii Illness which has confined her
to her home for the past two week.
Recent visitor at the home of the
John Oiacomints was Mrs. Oiacom- !
mi nephew. James Fairbsirn. from EXPECTED HOME
fr'acramrnto. Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Fox were du.-
in-r iiuou 01 Mr. ana Mr. Koiana I r . r , c
.'est on June 23. the occasion being "" ' '"'r.
Mr. and Mis. B.ll House, Mr. and
.Nils. Turn Mouse, and Dav Hiu-e
Irit l.i,-t week to attend the Kalfa
convention at Pendleton.
Mr. and Mr. Jess Mi-Fall and
daiuthtrr have been viMiing rrlamrs
and friends In Fossil.
Mr. Bill Boat a ha relumed
home front a umi to Oram Pass
and o.ctliord with relatives and
mentis.
Consratulutions to Mr and Mrs.
Tunmy Hess who were man led at
Spragu River June lg. and U Mr.
and Mrs. OniUe Dalion who er
married In Caron (ity June 1.
Mrs. Hess was Vera Uioon bvlor
her msrrlsitr. and Mrs. Dulton a as
Patty Urown. Both girl are dumjh
ler of Mr. and Mr. Earl Broan
Larry dourly leu last week lor
San Diego tor training in the V. S.
navy.
Ar. and Mis. Dm H.m and .son
uti-c dnuiirr guests ol Mt.v Lane and
dsuhtfu and Ihe Curley Ksi:er
kei.iieMlay evening.
Mr. and Mi. laVern Hs-kins
ha been employed with PO and H
wt'ce the first world war. except for
- two years' service III World War II.
I The Keno Oosiwl crutci hn oren
; conduelliiR a Vncalion Hible vliwl
I hlch closed June ?0.
' Pearl Bhorl, wIh ha been ill for
some tune, was lukrn lo the Ivwiutal
I i Kaler s ainbulimre Irst Thursilay.
At last report he linprovitl.
i Helen Ccrtim and Virginia
1 I hoenne of Ptirtlnnd visited it the
t home of Mis (Mriini s giuiidiunTiHa.
, Mr. and Mrs. c. A Watn house. last
tunday. They are both gradual
nurse and hav moved to Klamath
Falls. Mik drum
Dairy
Mr. Mary Fraley of Cigden street.
Klamaih Fall, spent tin week-end
In Dairy with Mr. Kdllh Thatcher
and Mr. Olive Fraley.
Mr. and Mrs C. Gordon and son
Jimmy of Klamath Fall tpent th
week-end with Mrs. Oordon't par
end, Mr. and Mi. Harvey Bull
and Bill of Dairy.
Mr and Mr. Krneit Rllter and
lutiihter were Wednesday evening
visitor of the Richard Horfler
hrm.
Nirs. Milton Conquergood of Cast
Irj . Mr. and Mr. Bid 1111 of Klam
sili Falls, Mallle norland. Mury
'agl and E B Bchnioe of Home
tlalt road.
Mustard terda havg eoU tht rw
altl soaking up water and Uiay eaa
llva In lha toll without sprouting or
rotting for yeara.
rail. Mik forum I a surgical " ' "" vqurgooa oi ast
! nurse at the Hillside hospital while ' 1!"r hd "r MK ,rom
: M'sa Thornnes is with the Sprague ! v" "r tor aonwiinit.
I aental office. ; Mr. Olive Fraley tpent the week-
Mt. ora rimiih and Mis Jesse ' 'I'd at her home In Dairy. Mr
luckett left Saturday for Ihe Fort
i Rock and Silver lake community on
i ar arrowhead and Indian relic hunt
Dorris
week before moving
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Msngum and
daughter. Elaine, have recently
moved to newly completed apart
ment In the basement of the Corner
hales, radio operator on the and Mr. and Mrs cliff SewaM re
USS Repose, is expected to or- : turned la.-t erk from a vsistion
tii tu lau.uia
s:n.d, u.,,,. ....-rui A ... I,,
c,ntr4i Roland' birthday. He hos been in Chino Since l.ng, vallty wiih hrr graiuipar-
I Mrs. Jennie Fxutate has emoved Februcry 13. He is the sen ot ents. the Elliolt Holies.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry hales u jus ui iii !
Midland Pul ,re ,'w"aa' "' ,l tne
i Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Hodie of
Tulclike and Mr. and Mr. BUI
iioctst ol Merrill acre Miiulay
vt5Uors at the Jack Hoaxes home.
Mrv rk'ti Kass and son and new
baby dsUKiitrr were in trout Lsiucll
vsKey v.s.wne friends un Ssturday.
Colcn Ro'jeilj, arned Saturday to
vis. i relatives and tr.ends. He is in
the I'. S. nay aboard the ISS
Spriiiffield.
Mrs. Elliott House, and Mr. and
Mrs. Dim Koss and son visited Mrs.
Jerry McCartie and Mrs. Leonard
Schooler on Frid.iy afternoon.
Betty Jean Reynolds I'll Thurs
day morning lor her home at Sac
ramento. She has spent two weeks
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Brown and family.
Mrs. Lc- Holiday of Klsm.ith Falls
and Mrs. Emma Ruc k visited their
dautrhter and grnnddjUKhter, Mrs.
Kenh Rice Jr. on Friday.
Mrs. Earl Brown is visiting her '
daushtrr. Ruth'e Martin, at Can
vonville. Mrs. Martin came down
last week for the weddtng of her ,
sister. Vera, and her mother re-,
turned home with her
Tulelake
. , . j D . . iuwui. ! v .i v . lir unwiu i sjeuuill II. s
' j Sadie Butler of Minneapolis. I vacation from tus work as assistant
Mr. Cyril Cook spent Tuesday juiim, ha returned to her home manager at the Flovd A. B.d com
of last week In Lak-view. making , ,ftCT , lojny Tlsl, ln Mpmll Wlth psiij at his home in Fort B.di.ell
the trip with Mrs. George T. Oer- , her sister. Mrs. Harold Hrndrtckson helene Fucher. daughter o; M.
linger and Mrs. Helen Morgan of tnd family. Mis Butler came west "d Mrs. George Fischer, is attend
Portland. They attended Sepubll-I jo, jj,, Hendricksons' silver wed-;1" annual music institute for
can club meeting while In the Lake I d ng anniversary party. : h;n school stutienu at the Uni
county seat Mrs. M. K. Olacomlnl Ls leaving "rsity of Washington this summer
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zimmer- July 5 for Junction City. Kan. She sht u studying piano under John
man's home on Williamson mer was ' will visit her son-in-law and Mont of the University of Wii
the ills chosen for the Wednesday ! daughter, Captain and Mr. Walter m8toh faculty, and flute under Fred
evening potlurk dinner given for N. Kelly. Captain Kelly t stationed I Wln- Seattle. She reports that she
the Masons by member of the ; at Fort Rilev. Kan. ! enjoy the experience of playing in
Eastern Star. Mr. and Mrs Roland West left Ur' bnd- m hlcn n is one ot
Mr. and Mr. Joe Mercer returned : Saturday to ytsit In Bend with ' 14 tudnu who play flute. Mr
last week-end from a vacation trip ! w' Psrents. Mr. and Mrs. J. K V1 Mr r'-K" nd Oeore
to Seattle. They had driven north ! West, and to see the water carnival f r- "n" bunf" 10 bp"
ahortly aft the closing of the local , h. They wUl also spend two i f ,nd ,n ff "O wuntry ot
achool .ystem. Mercer hsv pur- dny In Madras ylsiting the Earl j Washington last week-end.
chased the Jesse Mangum home and ; Edon'. former Merrill residents. ,.Mr' Mr5n?uI
ki,. -.,a. .... .Ki-: Mr. K. N Kl. ,r,H rf..K. ! children. Beth and Rycky. ol
m.r jur n. Hnrra nome Tuesday : L .
from four-week trip that took w,th Mri parents. Mr
I hem to Colorado. New Mexico and J"" MrV,A-. fc Rycn- Prenger
Texas. In Monte Vista. Colo, they!"" "Ll!d ,rom mn,,e eoT
visited Mr. Ella .sh " mn in the service. H.s
.U. after aeUing heir home to Mr. 7 h sister, of M J"'
and Mrs. Joe Mercer. i gle. En route home the two kWJ-7? m' ,' W,ln"'
Mr. and Mrs Fred Markwardt ' I"" Colorado Springs and m IZ I
. - i , i i . . uuieti run nr in u - "
aim mik tea xtrsvum rniinm . r .... .nu
early last week from a vacation ln ; )"ey Tt5iteH Carlsbad cavema, be-
Ran rnimira anri in thm K I tan returning home.
trtct. Mrs. Ted Msrkwards visited ! fw Prescription room is being
in neawooa tvny wiin a cousin the
Mr. and Mrs. Woodie Wilson weir
In Yreka h"r.dy on busine.vi and
then went on to Mrxttord where they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burke
Butch Wilson, who has been visiting
the Burkes, returned home wilh his
parents.
Mr. and Mis. Lawrence Lsion
and family visited wnh Mrs. lfckl
sons parents in Fort Klsmath Sun
day. Johnny Dodson had been stay
ing with his grandparent. Mr. sil l
Mrs. Olat Eriikson. and returned
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Curlls and Eddie
Milam were m Weed Saturday on
business.
Fraley has been attending teacher'
summer school in Ashland.
Marlon llanklna spent th week
end with her parent, th L. M
llanklna. Mlsa Hanklna la employed
In Klamath Falls.
Merle Bmwn of Klamath Fall Is
visiting with her cousin. Patly
Sew aid. of Last Dairy.
Many of th local folk attended
he regatta on Upper Klamath lak
Sunday.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mr
Harvey Roberta who were recently
married and ar making their home
In langell valley.
Mr. Jay Beaberry entered a
Klamath Falls hospital Bundav eve.
ivng and underwent au operation
Monday morning.
E B (Vhmoe of 3950 llomedale
road. Klamath Fall, accompanied
Keno
Mr. and Mr. Leslie Beale spent . hl" dauehter. Mary Slade. and
the Fourth of July holiday in Eu-1 M,,l Borland, left lt
reka and San Fian.-.s-o. ' x'",k on ,T,n lr" 1
Mr. J. R. Muir of leniuiii u re-' Srnmo'' d Mrs. Borland's oroth.
cuperating from a recent heart at-, ,r '"mllv. the Ernest Schmoes
lack at the home of her daughter,)"' N'wberg. Ore. Then they will to
Mrs. Cliff Uranium ; ,J Vnrouver In visit Mrs. slsele's
Vr. and Mrs. Dick Arnold. Mr and dauehter. Then on to the Yakima
Mrs Dirk t'lauson and Mrs. Cluson where thev will visit more old
spent Monday eienniii with Mrv : '"'"ds and relatives. Mrs Borland
Jack Meigs. "! to remain In the Vskims v.
Dolores Seveis. Mattel Sundkvialj "n hr son and his wife th
and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Skoog I Harry Borlsnds. until her dauehter.
picnicked Sunday on the McCloud h'-l"w Mrs lewis Borland, of sher
river. iCn. Wvo.. arrives for a brief ilt
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hianham and Then the roimle will return to Wvo.
sons and Mr and Mrs J;m Muir a'- ni.ng Mrs Brlnnd spent the la-t
tended the b ut races in Klsmath 1 'h' months in wiamath Fslls ith
Falls Sunday. ; Hie Shmne family.
The Dorris fire department was A Fnthrrs Iav chicken dinner
called out Monday evening when a served In the E B ftchmo
smoke, was seen pouring from the h"w "t 3o II -med-le road for the
kitchen window of ihe Ivan Dennis following frleds and relatives
residence. No damage was done Mr. and Mrs. Erie Johnson of
outside of smoky alls, and it turned ; A-hland. Mr and Mrs Kolb and
out to be a pan of grease burning. grandson Dnkie Adams of I.ake.
Mr. Pt Smith will be In charite vrw. Mr. and Mrs. Rav Roberts,
of th Dorm Variety store next week ! Hsndra and Franris of the Henley
"n. rle. Jan. Joan and Boh Mr
majority of the time.
Bonnie Glenger worked at Glen
err s store as bookkeeper during the
time Helen Gard was on vacation
and both Bonnie and her sister.
Norm Lee. are now working In
the drygood and grocery depart
ments. Rev. and Mrs A. C. Grime drove
to Eugene on Monday and re
turned on Wednesday. They made
the trip in order to take their old
eat daughter. Caroline, and Colleen
Ray to the Bible Standard summer
camp for young people.
Mr. and Mrs. Hansen of Neptune
Park were host last Thursday night
at a picnic for member of the
Bible Standard church.
Betty Johnson left a week ago to
spend part of the summer In Or-
added to th rear of th Merrill
pnarmacy. and when It Is complet
Population per square mile of ar- : and Mr. Vtnnl Srhmn. Karen
able land is ta in Russia, luj in the i louise and Virgie. Fred Srhmne.
United States 400 in Italy. M7 In Rrbert Srhmne all of the Dairv dis.
Oermany and J.taO In Japan. I. let. Louis Kilgore of Langell val-
Mr. and Mrs. William Bunce and while Dora Branham I on vacation I district. Mr and Mr. Rsv Robert-
jars. Boooie rryatt. Tulelake. ac-1 children from Boise. Idaho, spent
compamed by her brother and is- tt-e week-end with Bunce's brother
ter-m-law. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stone, end nster-ln-law. Mr. and Mr
Coweta. Okla.. arrived in Tulelake Johnnie Bunce. They were on their
Thursday night. Mrs Fryatl was vacation, having made a trio to the
ed. the sale space of th store will ' fail? 'f1' " g0 bf ; coast and up-to Portland. They re-
be enlarged by six feet ! ,U ot n'r f,tntr- Hfr mother. ! turned by way of Keno. He la a
. i-- - wiiini or piane j meet metaj woraer in Boise.
l Friday- ti in i n hep ..... -ni4 i , : .. j , , . i . . .-. .
land Calif with an aunt and unci. Stone, and the party plans driving , Redduw. Calif., spent the week-end
- .... .-i. iui w. sqq mts w tuMSEM uj way oi we Alcan nigh-
C. B. Oard. way.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Mudge. who
pend their winter ln Madera. The Nignt ha a rhousano tv.. -
Calif, returned to Chiloquin early i and they ar ail reading classified
ass wees io spena tne summer I is your ad there f
monin nere.
The Pentecostal Assembly of Ood
church has just completed a two
weeks' camp meeting which wag
well attended by people from Wash
ington. Oregon and California.
Many contributed their service tn '
leading rneetirurs and th annual
event waa considered very successful.
Hi ere. tjyttx In your futun
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Klamath Falls Fully
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Fordor
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$1788
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$1867
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Ooddard He works for the Pacific
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ding. He started with th company
tt!Fing post holes and worked his
way up to general manager. Stout
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