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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1949)
PACI TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON MONDAY, JULY 11. 194 Food Herb Antwer to ProvtotJtPurtlo HORIZONTAL ' I Depicted herb used ti food Exist 11 Pedal difit II Roman magistrate 14 Card gama IS Handled I Footlikt part 4 Network I Arabian f ulf Government issue tab t Rubber treat Chair Entire 10 Kith eggs 17 Birth of pray 11 Dawn goddetl 19 Male. ?Sobt"1 IB unving ;OSainte(ab.) 21 Goddess ( Infatuation tt Sprite : Baking chamber 37 rur-besrlnf aquatic animal SB Sheltered aide 30 Eucharistje wine vessel St Interest fab.) S3 Accomplished 33 Type of molding 35 Depend 1 36 Unit of energy 37 An i 38 Anger 41 Pewter eoin of Thailand 43Pestert . 40 Jumped 10 Part of circle SI Flower S3 British money of account 34 Louse eg! S3 It Is a L herb VERTICAL 1 Indonesian of Mindanao Male child ft Hodgepodge 31 Gentlewoman command fol)S Shield 31 Vindicate 35 Polynesian 33 Seesaw chestnut 34 Heavy 3 Harvest 33 It belongs lo 40 Eefttia! to the lily-of being trie-valley 41 On the aneltered tide 4: Cull-like bird 43 Light brown 44 Assam silkworm 45 Perform 47 Hawaiian food 4 Age 49 Pigeon pea S3 Transpose ab) it: nnr 4 I I' I' P I I' l10 i" 5 JKW -r a ST" f JyV a r ujau r 1 so r5T "5 qn H I I 1 I ITn Midland Empire News Cooper'a drive In. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mlllaap and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ulayuool and family of Prineville, ana Mr. ana Arv fej-tieat kiigstrom ol Ashland, spent the Kourin with Mr. and Mrs. Uarvui Hotmett and tamily. buuit Jane Farts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irvut L. Faru, aa united in marriaae Sunday a I the First Baptist church to Kslton a.'. Vin cent, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Vincent. The church crowded to c pacity, and the altar wat beauti fully decorated with flowers. Mrs. Beuy Smith sang a solo, accompa nied by Mrs. Daisy Fleming on lite puna. folio mt the ceremony a wed ding dinner was served at the Oraute hall where 100 or more per sons enjoyed the beautiful occasion, made more impressive by the sur prise shower tendered the young bride, following the dinner. The young couple received a beautiful array of useful lifts. Dorothy Flem ing sang a series of appropriate and pretty songs during the dinner hour. The bride, being called upon for a few words, expressed her sincere thanks to those present and also those who sent gifts and could not attend, for their kind generosity and the many beautiful tilts they had given them. The groom, being called upon for a speech also, said. That toes for me too." Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wells and I daughters. Ferrel and TorU. and I W. H. Juhuke from Mt! are I visiting at the home of Howard Wells for a few daya. Merrill It Paya to Use tne A sm Ads! Mrs. Anna Howard was elected president of the American Legion auxiliary at the last meeting, June JR. First vice president la Bessla Wet. second vice president la Con nie Huthey, historian la Lorraine Mahaffey, secretary. treasurer, Mrs O. J. Rarrta: sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Warren Fruits; and chaplain, Mae Suspp. The auxiliary will meet stain on July 34, when a pot luck C'linrr will be served at 7 p. m. Warren and GUIs Ochs have re turned from Deep River, Iowa here they were called by then- f a thera death. Their mother and sister returned with them. Mr. and Mrs. Past-hall Hodges, Jamil and Oary, drove to Portland ever the holiday. City Marshal Lloyd Huthrv was called to Tillamook by the Illness of h's mother. Mrs. Murray Howard went to Longview to art her grandson, Iddie P.rker. who will spend the summer here. Mrs. Howard made the trip ronn wun Mr. and Mrs. Brrnace V. I lion. Wilson attended a meeting of Masons In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hoaard vis Ited for a few days In Monmouth with the C. H. Hoaards. parents of Murray, and In Rlrkreall, with his sister and family. Lloyd Hughe, chairman of the Fturth of July celebration, extends sincere appreciation to the following for their donations: Ben Franklin store for balloons. Lost River and Crater Lake dairies tor the Ice cream, Jones' grocers for cold drinks and to the Merrill Lumber company Reeves Hardware and Electric Mer rill pharmacy, Ben Franklin store and Shuck Brothers for the prises liven for races and other evente P. D, Curia of the Oregon Trading Post waa In charge of the adver tlalng. Mr. and Mrs. Don Carson have returned from a vacation trip to Nampe and Caldwell. Idaho. They returned home via Prlnevtlle, Red mond and Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Hodges and dtuihter. Sherry, drove to Ban Francisco, calif., for the holiday wtek-end. araag5ssoi!rsr.yrFi"(w ; New Pine Creek ' Although the crowd waa not quite ' so large aa last year, a large group of grange members enjoyed a good i old fashioned Fourth of July picnic 1 with the traditional frolic of games J and foot racea that to with It. i Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Lenkelt and ' children arrived by plane Friday J for a 10-day visit with his parents, i Mr. at . Mrs. Arthur Lenkelt. They ware accompanied by Eleanor ) Roach and Robert Htlem. i Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Croxton and family of Lebanon arrived laat J Thursday for an overnight visit with , Mra. Croxton a parents, Mr. and Mra. E. L. Cogbura. They left Fn , day morning to visit Crouton's par i enta at San Francisco. Prom there ' they will go on down to Los Angeles, . Calif, to visit with Mr. and Mra. , Ralph Alexander. In aa they will be tone about two weeks. ' The dsughtera of Mr. and Mra. r, Ounan Vincent of Loflua. Calif, ar ranged a surprise family reunion at New Pine Creek for their parents over the Fourth, It being the first Ume the family has been together for 10 years, and the group surely had a grand ume. There were 31 present at the re union, their names being aa fol lows: Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Cooper and tons. Jimmy Jr. and Richard: Albert Cooper and wife. Geneva, with children Billy and Dottle, of Sonora. Calif.: John Prnhall, wife June and sons. Billy and Danny of Campbell. Calif.: Robert Games, wife. Rose, and children. Tyline and Oliver, of Manteca, Calii.. Walter Rowland and wife. Alice, of Cedar nile. Calif., and Otice Vincent of Lofiux. Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Otman Vincent have been married 30 years. Aa the men folk in the group enjoyed a lot of good fishing, a chicken and trout dinner waa .served the Fourth at 5 Early Risers . . . Cliff Yaden's Signal Service 2560 So. 6th NOW OPEN 6 A. M. - Midniaht SIGNAL PRODUCTS $ w Kerosene w stove Oil - w Pres-to-Lcgs "W. Giv. S & H Green Stamp." Phon. 3681 White Gas Fort Klamath Mr.and Mra. Ralph Vaden and children returned last week from a three-weeks' trip to Texas, where they visited relatives. They had In tended to stay a month In Trxaa. but the extreme heat nrevailuo there cut their trip and visit ahorL Jerry Slsemore relumed home Thursday from the Klamath Valley hospital in Klamath Falls, where he had been a patient for over a week for observation and medical care. He la much Improved as a result of his stay In the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Britten of Vina. Calif, are here for the Fourth of July vacation, vtsltlng her par ents, Mr, and Mra Loren L, Miller Sr., and her brother and family. Mr. and Mrs. Loren L. Miller Jr. ami children. Mr. and Mra. Raymond E. Van Wornier and lo small anna, ac companied by George Woodlry, left Friday for San Jose, Calif, for the Fourth of July holldav. during which they will visit Mrs. Van Wor nier s mother and other relatives On their return trip lo Fort Kla math, her mother and alster, Mrs. Anna Peters and daughter, Ber nlece, plan to accompany them to their home at Crater Lake park headquaileri for a visit. Jamea Legget arrived home Fri day nlghl from Richland. Ws-h, to spend the holidays with his family here. He la employed at the atomic bomb plant at nearby Hanford, Wash. Among graduates of Oregon Tech nical Institute lio received their I deplomae following lha recent cm- math Falls wart Don Oray, and Weston Kngle. Chiloquin Mrs. Andy Ortls, her two sons, and her sister, Mrs. Clarence Jrn ktna of Bpratue Itlver, Irft a week ago Tuesday to Seud several days visiting with relatives In Kedtllng, Calif. On Friday Mis. 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