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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1949)
MONDAY, AUG. 15, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVE UCATUPB l WW a-. r a a bomb STItKAM VtAII Ta Sale Il ia U.I rear ... ISM NuMiial 11 It U1KHN OHfcUnN: Vaillr el.tuily lutta anil Tli.Mlay lull fair III ealieiMB BoulliaMI IHifllmi. Lllll. rlianse III lain pereluie with litglta Ixtlh ilaa 7 If S In Inlailur anil Ml lu 08 along i-oaal l"l ti.nlglil 4a w M Smillm.al.ilr lo ar.al eilr wIimU ul la lu iHi mll.a an liuur oil auaal KAH TKHN OHKIiON (leiteiellv fair ml allglilly waitn.r toiler and liieMlev. Ilia'ia IihIii Ml Iti Wl Uiwi li.tilglil as t M. Illalia Tu.Mler 4 lu Si. NOKTM1MN AI.IIIIIINIA lair l.nlav en. Tueitley eaeit " ana low rluuila altmg rtiail Willi ori'aalnnal ililafle to night truni rn Hiaal nuiilmaiU. Utile change III l.inperaluie C1MANTN rAa AMI VII INITV relr today and Tti.ley. High today VI. LJW tonight BJ. High Toaaday SB. Vlalllnl B Hut. Raymond It. BthulU. army air furre. U visiting hn uarenla at the I'ondiisa apart ment, tin la on 30-ilav lean nil will aiiend purl of lliat time here be lure "U In Canada to aiiend the rest ol tlie leave ltli hlg wife. He enllaled through the Klamath Palls army and lr liirrt recruiting station In W47. and U stationed at CJrrat Palls air force baa In Mutitana. Ta TraelNanry Beimel I. daugh ter of Mr. and Mm Warrrn C. Ilemiett ol Klamath Palls, ail leave Tuesday for an extended trip to lha Eaat. Mlaa Bennett will slop III Minnesota Inr a iwl. thru m on to Maaaarhuartla. Hhe will rrttirn lo Klamath fa I la nam month. alias ninnrlt haa been an employe of Tlia Herald and News fur lha sum-mtr. Open rloua Mr. and Mia Wea- I lay Carter of 4731 Shaala way ex tend an Inrltatlon to friends of Rev. and Mrm. Cloorie Wheailey lur I an open hntiaa in niinor 01 in Wheetley'a 92nd wedding anmvers ary. The affair will b hrld Tim day. Auguat It at I p m Degree Jrrd Atrhlnaon and Ho mer Herriler will receive tha aarond ' degree of Odd PVIIowhlp Tueartay i at p. m at lha loop hall by I Klamath lodge Ul. nrfrehmeiua will ba served after Ilia lodge meet ing. dark ta Mark-Mary Blnr.lt. of flra eerretary at lha Klamath County ehamher of commerce, ra. turned to work today after an ap pendectomy at tha Klamath Valley hospital laat week. Drwai t er-pa The Eailea auxili ary drum corps will meet Inntght at I N for prarllc In Uia upper POB hall. Anyona Interested In Joining la welcome to attend. Maatlar Tha Natfhbora of Woodcraft will have a meeting lo nlfhl. Monday, at tha KO hall. Itafraahmmta and entertainment will ba prortdad. Viettere District Attorney Charlra Idarer. Mra. Ladarrr and their two dauthlara arm vtaitora In town laat waek-and from Alturaa. I ..Ilea AM -Tlia Klamath LUtllVf an l.artlra Alii will hold II regular meeting Tuesday at p. m. in ina church purlora. Mra, KeimtUi llur li.n mid Myrtle Kmlerg will ba co lluatra.wa. Mra. J. JiMrphaull will give a map atuily uf furelgn ntluiom. All die wrlcuina to attend. I'll nio-Tlie Pioneer achoolmauia will hold a pli nlc at Moora park Fri day at I ocliH-k. Ida llr.imi ud Adah lliown will be ro-hoatraaea. ttueau are aiked to brink their own table aervlce. Vlaillm -Mr. and Mra. W. P. Dunn uf Omaha, Nru. are Halting with Mi a. Uuiiu a alaier, Mra. K. K. Cain and family, 'lliry were awompanled by Lluiill a niece, llulli llioinaa of Denver. Colo. Mra. Calu will re turn with Uie Uuiuu to apenU the winter Willi her alaier. rollutk-The Townaend auxillaiy will ttirei at Hie home uf Nettle rk lirniinraky at MM linmrdale road Weilneaday at I p. m. fur a potluck dinner In celrbrailun uf Brrnlce M;rai:ken'a birthday. Missing Nimrod Shows Up Safe MtlX CITY. Aiif. It liTV-Charlea H. Ilayworth, Eugene man believed drowned In a flailing accident, waa very much alive today. Hut what happened to him waa all II mye lery. Ilayworth. who had one flailing on lha North Mantlam river, waa frared drowned frlday when an other flAherman honked Hayworth'a rod out of lha river. Ilayworth I car, with an uneaten lunch Inalde, atlll Blood on tha bank. But lata Saturday night Hayworth aa found, walking down tha high way north of here, by hlg brother-in-law. Ilayworth waa cut and bruited about tha head, and waa unable to explain Juat what had occurred. Indian Area Snag Fire Controlled A ajnall anac fire on the Klamath Indian rearrvauon waa brought un drr conirol In a few hnura after lu diacuvery by fire crewa uf Uie Klam ath horrai Protasrtlva aaaociatiun early Saturday. The fire waa touth and eaat uf the KKPA crew ata Honed at KHm cabin, and waa trailed In with about a truth of an acre beinf con aumed In flamea. It waa preaumed tliat Lha blase waa cauard by llghtnuif. Pair Hurt When Tossed From Car Jainea Rubin Darrell, 3808 Bhaala way. waa a Treated and charged with drunk driving lata yeaterday after noon after tha car ha wag driving collided head-on with another auto, throwing his wife and a child from the car. Mrs. Darrell and her baby Buf fered allkht Injunea from their fall. Darrell waa driving down tha I hill near the Moore park rlre J laker's cottage when he drove head long into a vehicle operated by 1 William Roecoe Boyd, ISM Auburn atreet, who waa going up the hill. I Darrell was lodged In the city Jail I to await action. Drunk Driving I Charge On File Carl William Holiday, Hprague River, was lodged In tha city Jail early yesterday afternoon on charge of drunk driving after being Involved In an accident at Sixth and Klamath streets. Holiday rammed Into the rear of a car operated by Kyle Willis Mor gan. 727 Ml. Whitney, who waa stopped at the Sixth atreet Inter section awaiting a sUip light Change. Neither of the men waa hurt In the accident. New Hearing Device Has No Receiver Burton in Ear Chlrako, III. Deaftened peoplt ara hailing a new device that gives them clear hearing without making them wear a receiver button In the ear. They now enjoy sours, ser mons, friendly companionship and bualnraa guccens with no self -conscious feeling that people are look ing at any button hanging on their ear. With the new Invisible Phanlomold, you may free youraelf not only from deafness, but from even the appearance of deafness. The makers of Beltone. Dept. 40, 1450 W. lUth St., Chicago I. III., are so proud of their achievement they will gladly send you their free brochure Un plain wrapper! and explain how you can tet.t this amazing Inviaible device In the privacy of your own home without rlaklnf a penny. Write Beltone to day. Adv. Police Car Runs Down Pedestrian EUCIENE. 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