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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1949)
MONDAY, OCT. 10, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE THKEi WEATHER TKIAM VA V M UU t- "' Nwmal IUTUK OMWiONi Palllr vlutMlr III, law KaHaied elutwere N.m luil.iil anU Hilir TuMdw. a., .ii.ii.uwi. Hull tau TuMtov 4 l 0. lw l,Millit w U Wind hI ul nuilliw..! II .?" Ml ... hoM. lud.r --',," .! end lmi..ll I""" lUI'l KAH'I KNN OMgtillN Parllr cloudr l .y Willi a l.w Imw.i. Hi nuMiiil.nw r.,ll rl.mcly !-! l"' ' i"'" In in..uilt.liis ly eloU'l suulll rlaudr noilh tonlslil Willi ., llwatil Tu...l. Hull ""' HUM Low lunllil U K NORTIIgHN CAI.irilMNIA: Crllr eloudr lil.r and (onlglil r.ll.r.il IIMIil hw.r MMJth "I rr!'!" and aaainta. l,-iUi rluuillnm limiahl. wllh r.ln noilh "I J. aiul eiorkl..n Tul I'.rllr rluuur ...ulh pu.ll.rn I."" rli.nl NutlliWMUrln wind, oil l"" IS I. IB mil hour. amiug mvr.H vau.V; ru.u.ly UhU .llrnon and tiliil. Tmdar mer...lii clouiUneM wild nuw.i. by iiM.rnli.g ciitumlni l .lurnonn H' - ! lulM . hiah Tu.d.r M ubr tilrl Mr. and M". Vern WhlUaU-h of Medford. formerly of Klamath rlU. have a new baby girl, their third child. Hl was bYm In Mrdfurd where WhluaUh lei affiliated wiui Ciaier 1. M cnliirry company, on October 4. and weighed 6 pounds, l'i ounces. The nrw arrival Ilea been namrd Chrleune Ellen. Paternal fraud parrnU art Mr. and Mra. Jeaa Whlt lateli of IVmanra. who hnva Jul returned from Medford. Hoapllal Sewing Anyone In terested in sewing for Camp While hospital la asked u mwl wllh Jru nia Arnold. Apartment In the I apartment this mrrnlnf al 1 30. Mrmbrra of lha Vrierniu of Furrlm Wara auxiliary ar rclaliy in vited. Plnuui brtnf aclaaora. Pstlnrk MtwUiw Tha Burial club will mrrt Wcdnpoday at the home of Velma Howard al Worua for a I o'clock politick luncheon and budnma mprtlitc All plaimlni to attend are to mrrt In front of the Odd rellowa hall at 1J JO p. m. Hkale Party Tlie church of Jeou Chrtit of Latter Day Balnu will ataie a akatlix party Mon day. October 10. al 7 p. m. at the akatlnc rink on South Bum. All membrra and frtenda of the church are invited. Prayer Circle The flint meeting of a prayer circle will be held at ; the lril MelhodUt church Tuea- day at t a m. and will meet each : Tuewlay at the aame time In the i church aanctuary for a universal i ptayer period. (irrlre U Meet Circle of III Women Boclety of Uie Plrtt Melh odUt olmrch will meet Uil nmiilh aa follow: On Thiiraday, October ii Uiuh circle will meet at tit home of Mra. C. A. Poole. r.m Hum- niera lane, for a politick luncheon at 1 pm. Kuther circle mreta with Mra. Dealer Elliott, 1340 Monclalr. for deuert at 1:30 pm. Mary circle will be lurnte of Martha circle at n,. hm nl Mr. L. J. Brink. 1241 Orchnrd. for a luncheon at 1 pm. On Krlday. October io. ueoorun elide will meet at the home of Mra. Charlea Johiuon. 4600 Clinton, at pm. Holournera The Hojournera club will hold a meetlnk WrdneMiay. uc Uiber 12. Ill the Wlllard hotel. A non-home luncheon will be held at 13:10 p. m . with the reaular meeunc acheduled for 1:45. The fall tea will be held at the Wlllard Haturday, October J. Hontewa will be Catharine Baker and Until Hlroud. Writer I'lub- All Interested In Die Writer rlub are urxrd to at tend a meeting of the (roup to help plan the yearn work Tued'iv at 1:30 pm. at 10.13 Earle. Nrw membrr are welcome. Additional Information may be had by calling 7373. Ijullea A Id -The Klamath Luth eran ladle Aid will hold a regular meeting at 2 p. m . Tuewlay, In the church parlor. Mra. J. C. Huck and Mra. A. C. Rutth will be on hoateiuea. A book review by Addle May Nixon, city librarian, will be! featured. j f laaaee Confirmation claMe at . St Paul Eplncopal church will hi gin tonight at 7:30 In the rector' ludy. Kev. P. C. Wlnaenbach an nounced today. Anyone lntereted I cordially invited to attend. I rrlnidthlp Club The Prlendnhlp club will meet Wrdneday al I p m. i wllh Helen Crapo, 1130 Lincoln, and , . Mra. Penrod will be altlii boat- I u. After the bunlneu meetlnf I auction and bridge will be played, and all member and friend art In vllrd. I Pythian HUler There will be ! a regular meeting of Pythian : HUtrta. Wlnema temple, Friday In I the IOOP hall, and following the b,ulne meeting there will be en i tertRlnmenl and relrenhmenU, with j the Paat Chief In charge. New Kitten Cata art now hav lug their young arveral day apart. The cat belonging to William lluck 1 atiy. 44:i Denver, avenue, had four ! kitten lait Saturday but they were 1 aurprUrd when they found he had ! delivered another today. I T llintllie 1 IUO 1 nr I iiiuiuie uui of Neighbor 01 wooocrau win men at the home of Alta Clark, IBM Academy, on Tliumday for a 1 o'clock luncheon. Prlenda and mem ber are cordially Invited. To Vellev-Everett Htearn w noved by Kaler' ambulance from lllllmde hiwpllal where he haa been a patient for aeveral day to Klam t ath Valley hmpltal for lurgery. i:r 'i niU Vmm Riwentlv r.rlu.n of 3A44 At egg to Tha Herald and l found In the net Maud Red hen. Tha peculiar marking of a lug In prayer againai whole urroundtd by reaembllng a halo. Mr, preserved the hell In I tha rellglou marking Mr. Berth brought an New which of a Rhode rggahell hd figure kneel a rock, lha tnclentatlrnia . Carlson baa i Jar to keep tafe. Prom Hrhool Glenn Lorenx. stu dent at the Unlvenlty of Oregon, spent the week-end here with hi parent. Mr. and Vr. O. C. Loreng of High etreet. He attended the football game Friday night and hunted for a time. Medical fare A small patient at Hlllolde hospital I three-month-old Judy Dozler. daughter of Mr. and Mr. J. B. Dozler of Tulelake. In Hospital O. T. Anderson. 71, la In Hillside hospital for medical tieatment. Anderson 1 a Beatty rancher. Pram Portland Mr. Allan W. , Smith of Portland 1 her for see- ; tral day visiting at the home of ner I brother and family. Dr. and Mra. 1 A. O. Roenlcae of Vandergrlft street. ' Patient Mr. Nettle Bryant of i Bonanza wea moved by Kaler am bulance to Hillside hospital Bunday for medical care. , Hospitalised E. A. Shulmtre. 76. ' of 311 H. Eldorado, via moved by Kalrr's ambulance to Hillside hos pital Sunday. McKAT DIE HOME SALEM, Oct, 10 1P Oovemor McKay i expected to return lata today from Wlckenburg. Aria., where he haa been resting for four day on a ranch. When a menu call for paralled potaioe bow do you make them. An easy way la to dip so .all whole cooked potato In melted fat r margarine and than Into finely chopped parsley. Pieeullve Meeting The Palrview PTA will hold n executive meeting Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. at Palrview school. All room mother are asked to attend. Admitted Delvln Reed. 10-year-cla son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Reed of 447 Marketwas admitted to Hill s'rte hospital for medical care over the week-end. Itelums Mrs Mary Marks, 4436 Denver. Is exected bark today after a ihrre months' absence. She haa been visiting relative In Idaho. EACH COMIER This beach-troveling man ot Eoit- ney, England, i not just a gongster, but a secret ogenf taking part in combined navy ond army moneuvers on the j British shore. Equipped with ! suitcase ond beoch outfit so 'os not to attract attention . the agent's job is to clear any 'obstacles in the way of land I ing forces. Home Today Stanley Pleser. manager of the Bunter Brown shoe atore, waa discharged from Hillside hospital this morning and I now at his home. 1410 California. He ha been seriously III for om time. D Tuestlay-UO-Kflwl TlouiuouKnow! The answer to everyday Insurante problems By Jerry Thomas Insurance Counselor QUESTION: W'v crrted t firm invurane poiiry on our htttnm ma6 funutunj Ir manr yr. 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