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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1949)
PACE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, AUC. 17, 194 Woodwind ! HORIZONTAL I Depicted woodwind ' musical Instrument I It has a metallic 13 Performer 14 Improper 'IS Golf term IB Rope fiber .18 Girl's nam .19 Peak 20 Performed 21 Weight of India 2 Hebrew deity VERTICAL I Beat I Interstice 3 Para 4 Yea (Sp.) 5 Greek mount 6 Of the ear 7 Bird's home 8 Chilly t Ruthenium (symbol) 10 American patriot 1 1 Cominan Jf 12 New Jersey city 17 An (Scot ) 25 Gambling game 23 Registered nurse (ab.) 24 Float of lost 27 Cheerful 29 Measure of area 30 Indian mulberry 31 Anent 32 Mixed type 33 It belongs ta the family 33 Throw 38 Egyptian sun sod 39 Diminutive suffix 40 Exclamation 42 Soft drinks 47 Constellation 48 Knock lightly 49 Clan 50 German (sb.) 51 Greek letter S3 Part ot a whole 35 Radio detector Si Bares i?fttduCCK...k MEW PUM OF PROTECTION for YOUR CHILD A.ilmt These) Drd Diseases: POLIOMYELITIS, LEUKEMIA, SCARLET FEVER DIPHTHERIA, SMALL POX, SPINAL MENINGITIS ENCEPHALITIS and TETANUS Plan Pays wise! is up t '5000 to pay for the BEST Treatment '500 in event of Your Child's Accidental Death Tal. Plaa Casts WIY SS far taw CMktj ill Sir law sr Mere SICKNESS STRIKB WITHOUT WARNING v DOMT DIIAT mOTICT TODAY! I. L PUTNAM 114 No. 7th VNoawtrrrtM rr Hrm mni?it lira iksuumci company Toll mo about the Dread Disease Protection Plant NAM ADC ESS I,,.; I CITY ZONE STATE I r ' v - ' '4' T- A !;'V'''lf,1,f"",'"rl - ,a, ''wwaaaaam -. . -v :..i , , r- . - i g a From Hlaiuatli's Finest SDairies ....come CRATER LAKE'S fine milks! -Vv''i.T- KLAMATH h o m c o f CRATER LAKE DAIRY PRODUCTS I Answer to Previous Puiile inTTrm. levt'RjKg'ftj ePIherb !Si EM5HRINER Sjfl loT&p'AiTsn iJrvi ? Woody plant !7 Enchanted 28 Mixture 33 Speaker 34 Group of islands 36 Calm 37 Begins 41 Imitated 42 Asterisk 43 Kit her 44 Expired 45 Competent 4 Observed 47 Old 32 Georgia (ab.) 54 Another Greek letter -j i i7 - 2 . T ' ii 31 ST J. 3l 5 y sr t5 il idiinti) ii 3 5T I I I I I I I I I I I r Phono 3221 FALLS CKEAMEKY : : : : Midland Empire News Chiloquin Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Block linger and daughter. Bally, left a week ago tor a three weeks trip Into the Canadian Rockies. Lake Louise was their destination but thry planned to visit many other points also, including a visit with 'thru- older daughter. Mary Alice. hr hushanH Rii-harH Atn.h .h Uie grandson. George. In Portland. Mrs. Van Wyck Wyckolf returned on Friday night from Pennsylvania where she has been visiting lor the past month. She and her husband had gone east together but he re- lurnea two weeks ago. Mn. O n McKvll Jaan an,! n.. vld McKell. were In Chiloquin brlel ly on Wednesday from Klamath Palls. McKells are former Chiloquin residents. Jlmmle Mllltln nf Klamath la ooeratlne ihe local raiiiium.. Oregon Power company oft ice ana doing the service work for Mr. ana lurs. vjru 1-ook. who are on their vacation. The i?nolr will next week-end from Canada. Mr. Anna Vestal, mother of Mrs. J. B. Rice, left from Klamath Falls rv i rode and ove t A These A I V Time Stations V E k U..L.s E 3c 2996 So. th 3c' Fashion 129 So. For Fast Dependable Service CALL 5563 Free Delivery A Clothes Brought In To day May la Had To morrow ... No Extra Coer. Also 4 HOUR Special Service "Skill ond Core by plane on Friday morning tor Seattle and from there to Fair banks, Alaska, where she will visit her grandson and his wile. I t, and Mrs. Qala Rice. Mrs. Vestal will be there when her grandson s pro motion to captaincy becomes eltec the In September. Mr. and Mrs. Venule Brabec and children Jimmy and Joan of Ala meda, Calit. were guests ot her brother and family, the A. M. Zad lnas from Saturday of last week un til this Thursday. Clark Zad Ina and his cousin Janet Clark were hosts on last Wednes day evening at a wemie roast lor IS youngsters. The affair was held at the Zadina home. Mrs. Walter Maher ot Eugene visited with her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Ma her for three weeks recently, and took two of her grandsons, Ronald and Rodney back to Eugene lor a two weeks stay. Tri" boys returned the end of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zimmerman spent several days last week on a trip to San Francisco. Calif, to visit with their daughter. Ethel. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nowakowskl ot Los Angeles are guests ot her . Drain Tile ftolsl dreie, sr Ike- tawgth Til mito Peyton 1 Cx HI Markol i lliMtt tM Cleaners 7th Slightly Extra I . Beyond Compare" p ' Mr. A.C.MuIIennax, Bonanza boosts one of Klamath County's phenomenally low bocteria count herds. His operation is extensive and diversi fied. Modern buildings house h i s machinery ond up-to-the-minute dairy equipment. He enjoys husbondry hobbying ond here dis plays a half-Brahma calf to Jimmy Floyd of Klamath Falls. In terested, also, is "Curly" Evans (right) his milk foreman. a JL a. ; 9 as aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mudge. Frieda Kirk. Margaret Le Oreear, Siutakii Hhlhlto, and Jo anne and Mnrilre Keysor left ear ly on Suiuluy nun mi ig tor Buttle lake near sinters, where they will attend a week of summer camp sponsored by the Methodist church. Karl Oreear, Margaret Lee's lath er, drove the girls to rgmp and Mrs. Friedman Kirk. plans to drive to the lake alter the girls next week end. Mr. and Mrs. Charlra Steber were hosts last Saturday evening at a dinner party. Cards were enjoyed by Uie guests alter the meal, which lealured Chuiese food. Mm. James Bowman. Mrs. Frank DlUllo'a mother, lelt on Friday to spend two weeks !n Qllehrtat. NEW DELHI U-v-T h e govern ment of India announced that up to mid-July 30.000 Indians had been evacuated from the troubled anal of Ilurma. Eight-thousand of these. 11 said, were destitute. The government has appropri ated I1JO0O0 for their repatriation. In Burma, before the troubles be gan, there were about 700.000 In diana ot whom about 300.000 are re ported to be In Karen-held areaa. 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Mr. Mulkry had been 111 poor health lor several months and Ills death was not unexieclrd. The rommumty ex tends sympathy to the relatives. Mr. and Mm. Ed Storey of Idaho, with their two children, arrived Sunday tor a visit with Mrs. Hio rcya parents, Mr. and Mia. Earl Drumnu Mr. and Mrs. William Tucker ot Bly visited Sunday Willi his mother. Mrs. Rosa Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rhymes ol Merced. Calif., were guests ol Mia. Melva Jetferlea over the week-end. Mrs. Flume HiUchkias of Lake, view visited several daya last week with her mother. Mrs. Jams Bryan, and other relatives. Mrs. Sadie Paxtun of Lakevlew la spending a lew daya here with friends. Oeorge Ilobarl. a haying con tractor on the ZX ranch, lost his car by fire on his way up Iromi Lakevlew Wednesday afternoon. The fire occurred Just north ol Val-1 HERALD AND CETTlNG 6-iCK TOTWf.PfCEKC. OFON6S VX T UWM MUWfc n I ley Falls. The vehicle was a total I wreck and waa caused presumably m a in mi him. Mrs. Martha tlntiliklsa of I.nke vlew la visiting relatives at Ihe Har vey ranch. Earnest Drumiii, Inrtnerly of tills city and now of Han Francisco, Is visiting his brother, Earl, and family, i Mrs. Hattle llnrrla or Ouklanct. Calll , and Mrs. Sidney Harls and daughter, Roberta, of Summer Luke attended church services here Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Julnuxm and rhlldren returned last week from their vacation trip to Nebraska. Johnson la principal of Ihe local achools. Ijiura Hadlry, suns Oerald and Victor, and Joe liinnirnv were Lakevlew visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Edna Miller lelt Thursday for Medford where ahe will visit a few weeks with her mother. Raymond Houslen met with an accident last week. He was tailing timber tor the Adams mill when a tree fell and struck turn, breaking his ankle. Mr. and Mrs. Nlsham and rhll dren nf Wrstslde visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Lester Hampton ol NEWS COMICS 5 0 p. rj y I -e AK .tLLTUI sauar am l I si Lakevlew and Mrs. Una Hampton Clrltten ol San Francisco were re t newlug old acquaintances here Sal. unlay. A pleasant time waa had at Ihe dance and box supper Saturday -night, although the cruad waa small owing to so many attending Ihe queen s' dance held that night I a Lakevlew. Klvervlrw Itrbrkah lodge had a call meelliig Thursday evening to greet Lrla Kainsry, president ol the Krbrkali assembly ol Uregoiu A banquet at 7 o'clock at Ilia llniel tiiewancan, preceded the meeting. Co! Ire and cuke were served In the lodge dining room alter the meet ing. Mayors' Band To Build Houses HAD K1HHINOKN, (Initially 11 The district president ot Kisslngen urgently needrd money to build houses for relugres. Slate lunils were exhausted, so he got Uie 10 mayors ol Ills district together and lormed a band, consisting mostly of trombones and trumiieu. This mayor s band plays III all towns to collect funds. Thry have already blown enouga lor one house. J If, tfuilfc WCHIWvi! Y WMV, aurpotED Tl? co aOTuiua MOW f.O.T OMf CAsJOVf MOT aJWTMN; -n IJUftt-IVf
