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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1949)
VIDNISDAV". AUC. 31,1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE SEVEN Midland Empire News f Paisley Baymnnd Notulun nd family end Had Nmnan art spending a frw daya at Tillamook. Oaorga daylnrd and lilt wife and emia, who hava silent tla aiiinmer hate, lef Monday for Han Joae, Calif., where tlia boyt will anlcr arhool. Mr, and Mri. Oaylord ara both leachere. Mra. Aarenta and two children of lakevie ara mints of Mr. and Mra. D. K. Reunite. Mr. and Mra 'turn MrAullffa Irft for Redmond Monday after a vLall with relatives here and In Illy. Ilaylni la about a thing of the pant In Clirweucan vallrv. Mra. Edna Millar rrturnod from Madford lest were, whrre alia had barn vlalllng at lha homa of hrr niothar, Mra. W. Z Mm, for a week. Among tlia Palalry people I n I.ekevlrw nsturday wara Mra. Van Wlndrm. Mr. and Mra Row Uaina tr, Mra. Hank Mrttanlrla, Mil Janla llryan. Mi. Don lntalsiid and Mra. Nrttla Cannon. Mr. and Mra. Robert Mnhonry and two rlillilrrn arlvrd from Chi rail). 111. laat Wark and ara living In tlia duplrx apartment rrcrntly arartad by lha l'elalry erhooi Ms honay la tha ervrnlh and righth grade trarhar and aUo trachea In- dual rial aria and coarhra. I.aurertre Kaanrr and family ra turned from Nebraska laat wrek wtvrre they enloved thrlr vacation Kaanrr la a tilth arhoul trarhrr at tha local school, leeching science and Engllh. Betty llrnnf. who haa brn srrl oualy III In tha l.akrvlrw hrvtpital, la Improving and waa takrn to a private homa Hunday. Chiloauin Margaret La Orrar rrturnrd to family laat wrk. Mra. Barto Is Mri. Chlloijuin on Maiurday evening af- i Chrvnr't tlatrr. trr visiting In Klamath Falla laat 1 Alriia and Jlmmle Drrw ara vUlt week with Mr. and Mra. Dirk Kran- i g at Ilia homa of thrlr grand anberf. mothrr. Mrs. Cryatal Chryne. while Mr. and Mrt Reno IlrBortoll and l,,"r l""u I tend the roundup at daughter. Carol, of Klamath Falla wara ChlliUln vIMtnra laat wrek- and. Mr. and Mrs Jamra Hmvth and'"" ". "'"'"' rhlldrrn of tha Kl.m.th Airncy i Junction ara moving this wrrk to Lakevlew. Mrs. Smyth waa a mrm brr of lha local high school faculty last year. Margaret Mnlltnr arrived In Chll nquln on Sunday morning from Uia family ranch In North Dakota. Mias . ,. ...... ,u. u u Molltor wiU again trach tchool hrra j this year. Mr. and Mra. Lea ) lobar k and eon. Jim. Mr. and Mrs. Ijiybm Ho back and Krnny arlvrd lan wrrk end after attending Uie previous three werka on trip In Missouri. Dean Oreear. hla father and uncle. Earl Orrear and Phlrete Oreear. tha lattrr of Phornlx. Aru, returned on Wednesday evrnlng from a weeka tuning Ulp to the I Oregon coaat. Mr. and Mra. Charles Hale and .in lha children hava moved Into Uie house at tlia bark of tha grade hool property, and Hal brgan this week as tha new eighth grade noma room teacher. Rosa Marie Floyd drove to tha Willamette valley on Monday plan ning to return later this werk. She took her titter and nephew, Mra Dean Allan and son. Rlrky, bark. They had brrn visiting hrra since last Thuraday. Miu Floyd will re turn to Eugene next week-end and will teach tha errond grade at Con don grade erhool. Ouraia of Mr. and Mrt. J. B. Rica last Thursday availing were Uieir ann and dauithlrr-lti-iaw. Dr. and Mrs. Don Hire of Klamath Falls, their flrat grandchild, two-week-old Don Scott, and the rhlld'a ma ternal grandmother from Balti more, Md. TJaa Uia Want Ada for Quirk Rcsullal FUTURAMIC SERVICE For a Futuramic Car! 1 Rzw2$m, yAi mm m BRING YOUR OLDS HOME. DiaCB.ilfllLLEEli OLDSMOBILE FISK TIRES CADILLAC 7fh and Klamath Ph. 4103 Weed Mra. lone Dya, who haa spent Uit auinmrr varallnn vlalllng with har on and family In Ward, plana to laava Monday for Cnaraegold, Calif., to resume hrr taarhlng pnal- tlon. Mr. and Mra. H. C. Dnrrall and rhlldrrn Irft racantly for aavrral daya vacation In Orrgon and Waah Inatoii. ' Mra. Kme Quadroa and ann, I.ouli, wara bualneaa rallrra 1 n Yrrka Wrdnraday morning. M. Jackaon of Ward Irft Satur day evrnlng for a wrrk'i varatlon In l.na Anirlra, Calif. Jarkaon, who la with tha Hafrway atora hrra, plana to vllt with trlrnda and rrla Uvra. Mary Ann Crna Irft Turaday to rrlurn to har homa In Oakland, Call! , aftrr visiting at tha Marchl homa for arvaral wrrka. I.llllan Miignra. wno la atudylni In Hai raiiirnto. aprnl Uia week-end Willi hrr parrnta In Wrrd. Mr. ad Mra. Kalph Hanllnl and dauihtrr, Bobble. Irft Monday for a varatlon In lha Hay arra, Lot Angrlra. Calallna Inland and othrr polnta of Inlerrat. Mt. Laki Mra. Forrrat Brrlthaupt and eon, Don. are visiting Mrs. llrrlthaupt'a parrnta. Mr. and Mri. Drwry Pol lard, of Crrwrni City. Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young are rrcrlvlng congratulations on tha birth of a 7 pounda 6 ounce eon burn Haturday morning at Klamath Vallr'y hoaplUI. Ha la their flrat child. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Barto and chlldrrn. Sherry and Ruasrll. of Lot Aiixrirt, l ain, vianra at ma nomr . of Mr. and Mra. l-eland Chryne and , rriuurioiu Mrs a 8. Thompson Irft for Port- i.nu mmiaay 10 an arquainirn wnn "" n- ""J 'ou "" ' j mI Mri. en nyan. Hager Dale Chryne was looking at his property hrra ona day this wrek. Miss Keeler of Mrdford spent a ' daya Uiu week vialtlng friends at tha Louts Hendrlckson homa. Mra. Maa Anderson waa quit 111 the first of Uia werk and undrr tha doctor's care, but aha la doing bet tar now. Mra. Paul Da I ton' t tlalrr and brother-in-law from Bakerafield. Calif, viallrd at tha Dalton home recently. Whlla they were here. Mrt. Barbara Colwell of Keno came over, and Uia three tistrra had a fine visit. Frrd Hras. who tprnt a frw dava at lovelork, Nev.. returned home Uie flrat of Uia week. Mrs. Msa Andrraon and Mra Da Crw and tha Snydrr brothers went to Rocky Point Saturday to look over their property there. Mra. Ruby Hendrlckson and daughters. Clen and Lou. report a fine trip to Mlaaourt and back. Nickel-plating waa fir it de velops! on a commercial basis about 1170 In England. WIIH tMIJ AgPIIIH 1A11IT MADI JUSI rOI 3utL VOUt CHIIO... lam to Blue, no tab let cutting. Amw accurate dosage, Mi adult doaa. Coiy to talc. or ante flavored. I tT.JOSlrl l I aS'llli- I I HI CalllH'l 10 own N 0105 Merrill ddl Parkar haa raturnad to Longvlew, Wash., aftrr aprndlng Uia aummrr hrra wilii grandma, Mra. Murray Howard. Mra. Howard accompanlrd Kddle, and alia will visit In Longvlew for two warka. Tha American Lcvlon and auxil iary mat Tuaaday evening In Uia racTaalion'hall. Klurblrd and Camp Klra (ilrla who sold popples wara traalrd u a swimming party at Malln. O. J. llama waa elected ranger of Uia hall, replacing Lloyd Hugliry, who la leaving auon. Mra. Murray Howard arrvtd refresh nirnta at Uia cloae of Uia meeting. Mra. P. C. Clrmmoua of Ited mond, Waah., and her daughter, Mra. Margarrt Loprr, vlaltrd for arvaral daya III Grass Valley with Mra. Harold Turner, slater of Mra. Luer. Mra. Clrnmionj haa been vuiting Uia Loprrs in Merrill for aoma tlmr. Mr. and Mra. Jamrs llodgrs and Rlrky hava rrturnrd from a one weeks varatlon trip to Los Angclca and Southern California. On the return trip thry drove up tha coaat to Creacrnt City. llouae gurau of Mra. Uran Maria and family ara an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mra. C. W. Barbrr of De troit, Mich.; her mother, Mra. f:tfl Duncan, and grandmother, Mta. Ha Jarkaon, both of Alton, Okla. Frederick Kux. ton of Mra. Imo grne Kox. haa returned to Washing ton, D. C, aftrr apending Uia past two moniha hrra in MrrrlU. Fred will ba married Auguat It to Mil dred Noblett. and Uia young couple will rraide there whlla Pred finlahea hla pra-med couraa at tha Uru varaity of Maryland. BynipaUiy u extended to Bob Black on Uia drain of hla mothrr in Vale. Mra. Black had barn 111 for aoma time and hrr drath waa not unexpected. An ovrrniKlit gurat at Uia Huward Drwey home recently waa Mra. Ruby O. Rufliier of Loa An ,!, , tunt 0f Mra. Drwey't. Mrt. Kulnrr visited for one week at Uia homa of hrr brother. R. B. Orty. In Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mra. Frank Hadlry and Mr. and Mra. Murray Howard apent a few daya picking wild black brmra nrar Eugene recently. Oua Thompson It taking over Uia poat of city record rr and librarian, rrptaclng Warrrn Fruits, hn h srciMilrrf nmillnn whrrr. Four movla show, are bring held weekly In tha community hall on 8unday and Monday, and on Mm 1 1 I'JT'A. Ill t !.fmV A AAA s C u KI3sTOr1iHl ii II , but THIS EASY TERMS m Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. and Mra. Ororge Pullarton, who oper a la a thratrr In Bly, ara making a aurvey yi Merrill, and If rnougli Intrreal la alinwn they plan to continue Uia program. MrrrlU haa never had a theater, but If attend ance warranta It, Uia Pullertoi plan on building one In tha future. Tha MrrrlU VPW and auxiliary aponaorrd a moat aucceaaful akallng party Wrdnraday evening at Uia Mollerdrome In Klamath Falla. plfly four attended, and It la planned to hava mora auch parUea In Uia future with anyone In Uia community who la Interested Invit ed to attend. Mr. and Mra. Art Dragoo and family of Bedding spent a day at Uia K. L. Ift-agoo home, recently Tlia youngatera anjoyad an after noon awim at Uia Malln pool. Mr. and Mra. E. Erlar, Lanln Benolat, and Mr. Pauat, all repre aentatlvea of Annhaeuaer Buach company In 8t. Louis, and Tom Kerr and John Barsfleld, repreaent atlva of Kerr-Oifford company In Portland, all anjoyad a square dancing party at Malln Wednesday evening. Dr. O. J. Ferguson, pastor from Mill City and formerly pastor of Uie Merrill Presbyterian cliurcn, and Maureen Loop of Astoria spent 10 daya vliltlng at Uia E. E. Kil patrlck homa recently. Dr. Ferguson preached Uia sermon at last Sun day a church services In Merrill. Henley Mr. and Mn. Harold Campbell H ara the proud parenu of a ion H burn Monday, at Klamath Vallry m hospital. The little boy hat brrn j 1 named Ronald Aubrey and weighed j ( pounda 14. ounces. 9 Donell Mofflt, who waa Injured In an automobile accident a couple of ' weeks ago, has been released from n TUNE-UP SPECIAL Limited Time Only $295 ALL MAKES IS YOl'R HOME SEWING MACHINE SERVICE l EXCHANGE I Jlk Shssta Way Phone nil uilin 4 f 6.ooAl,;li,.to 1 aval 111 Everything a tire can do . . . Supercushion does bettiri That'g right Super-Cushion ourpeariormt) conTonricsrval tire in TWELVE important wcryal Coma m and lat ua work out a trad daal lor your present tire. The biggar, toltar Supar-Cushion Tiroa will fit your wheals ... malt your car rid bailor than nwl DRIVE IN, TRADE IN NOWI Goodyear Service Store. Inc. Rv nth turret tha hospital and la recuperating satisfactorily at hla homa. Mr. and Mra. Homer MrKea of Wenatchee, Wash, vlaltrd with their niece, Mra. Jack Weimar, and family recently. M r i. Harry Wlaid and Mrs. Juanlta Lundstrom o f Klamath Falla vlaltad with Mra. Irma Cle ment laat Thuraday. Mr. and Mra. Ed Bom ara re modeling their homa. Mr. and Mra. Charles Drear Jr. are attending tha Pendleton Round up. Sine 1M3. soybeans hava been tha leading oil crop in tha United Blatea. Just Received NYLON SPORT SHIRTS 4 Beautiful Colors (IcadenX STORE FOR MEN Ctvrnir 5th and Main Phone 11141 t ' ft a r v f U 'C IS I s fiJ Popar Firm Shows Lou In Profits NrTW YORK. Aug. 31 JP Crown Zellerbach corporation reported net profit of H.iwe.eoo for tha quarter ended July 11, equal to 11 M a com a. a ,.,.. M Fomoui Tiih U Knit gwcattri. 100 all wool. Back To School t h a y ' r a wonderful. Grtcn, rtdi, browni, block, ginger white, wine. Yet, w have large tlzet. MYL Beautiful SI gauge, IS deiner nylons. Low- it price In town. Beautiful fall thadet. Finest pin-wole cord. Genuine Featheroy, A gorgeous colon: Dark green, red, grey, Tan gerine, brown, teal blue. JACKETS Back To School-Mutt. 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