Herald and news., October 24, 1949, Page 5, Image 5

MONDAY, OCT. 24, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Radio Ksamlnalion Radio op
erator examinations will be held In
111. city council chambers hrra Sat
urday. October 39. The achrdule U
as lollowi: 1:30 a. m ; radlo-tcle-iraph.
all classes, rode and written
examination!: radiotelephone, first
and aecond clana; II a. m. Ama
teur code tenia, claM A and B: 1:15
p. m. Amateur written examine
llotu. clas A and B. Peru. Ink,
ruler, and pencil are to be furn
ished by the applicant, and those
drsirlni eode testa must bring.
In addition, telephone receiver.
From San Franctara Mr. Vlrfll
Hanks INadine Palmertnnl la
aprndlng several wek In Klamath
r"ll with her parenu. Mr. and Mr.
Lnren Palmerton of Eldorado. Vlrzil
Hank drove hl wile north and ha
returned to their home in Ban
Francisco.
VlalUm William Van Harden-
bene o( Castle Rock, Wash., formerly
ot Klamath Talta, la here vuitlng hi
later, Mrs. Annie Hensley. hi
niece. Mr. J. T. Clark, and nephew,
Orover Cllft, at Crater lake.
Vlaltara Mr. C. K. Boydston
tl Berkeley, Calif, waa a week-end
I uest at tha home of Mr. and Mr.
Paul deary. 1134 N. Slh itreet. Mr.
Boydston 1 Mr. Oeary (later.
In New Home Mr. and Mis.
Ixiuia N. Morrla and aon Forrest
Preston, have moved lutu their
new home at Cou buy accorUUi(
to friend. Mr. Morn will be re
inrinbrred a Clay McLeod of till
city. The Morrla' are bulldlni Hie
house theiiisclvea and when com
pleted Uie aeven - ruoin structure
will have a music room over una
Willi, and other fenturv. Murrl
will add lame workshop and
jura when the house 1 com
pleted. To Krhoel Four University of
Oregon freshmen spent the week
end here and returnrd to Euiiene
early Hunday altrrnoon. Uiivlni
norlli were kmlly Nlchola of Los
AhBelea who vulted her falher,
Ueome NKhol, MUM eecullve
and liuntlni her thl past wn-k,
Hob IlilUin, Jerry laylor and Jim
Carter. Mlsa NlchoU, an Alpha
Omlrron PI pleilxe. - a guest at
th Neal Hlewart home.
Mrellhf Day t'hanie Cascade
WondrrUnd division 251. auxiliary
to the Order of Railway Conductors,
will meet Wednesday evening at S
p m. Instead of Thursday a first
planned. It will be a social meet
Ini at the home Mis. Waller Turner.
4ilss Thompson, and Mr. Leslie
Hubbard will be the co-hostess. All
member and visiting member are
cordially Invited. (
T Portland Mr. Percy Murray
of Pacific Terrace lef on the Day
light Hunday for Portland where
she will spend several day In the
Interest ot a state-wide Camp Fire
executive meeting. Mr. Murray
ha long been active In Camp Fire
work here.
Special Mreling The Fairvlew
PI A ttudy group will have a special
meeting Tuesday at 1:30 pm. at
the home of Mr. J. F. Clark. 1420
Lookout. Mrs. Clem Bortls will
assist those who wish to start tex
tile painting.
Leave Today Carl Harding.
6S, of Harnman route, left Hill
side hoapital today after several
dayi of medical care
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ELMER FLEMING, Agt.
Hunter Leave Three Loa An
geles hunter left here Hunday
afternoon after a successful bird
hunt. They were he.e on opening
day of the season and guest at
uratlont cabin on th Oreen-
aprlnii highway. In Uie parly weri
Ocnrge Nichols. MUM executive,
Jim Warren, former Hollywood
western actor and now writing tor
the film, and But Osborne, de
signing engineer. They hunted In
Northern California. Nichols waa a
clone friend of Valmont Kittle of
Hun Clabrlel, killed III the crash of
a light plane on the Clark Penaler
place Saturday.
New Daughter Mr. and Mr.
Robert Hlulx of Madison, Wis., arc
parent of bby daughter born
October 17 and weighing 6 pound
14 ounces The little girl ha been
named Klluheth. Mia. R. Heber
Radelllfe of McCloud and former
ly of Klamath Falls, left for Chi
cago bv City of Han Francisco
Htreamllner on October It and will
take rare of young Johnny HtuU
for a time. Mr. HtuU will be re
membered here s Mary Awdry
Radcllffe.
Townsends The Townsend club
will meet at the home of H. O.
Myers, 600 N. 0th. Tuesday night
for election of officer. All members
are urged to be present. Mr. Wll
kerson and Mrs. McWItherr will
serve refreshment.
In Medford-Mr. and Mr. Frank
ZiMKia, who have many friend In
Klamath Fall, are now In Medford,
where Zlsaoa la managing a Grey
hound post house.
Ladle Aid Mt. Lakl Ladle Aid
will meet Friday at 7:30 p m. at the
home of Mr. W. M. William, rather
than the regular Wednesday meeting
OTI Tha medical tech clasa
waa entertained at the home of
Uie claw Instructor, Charles Mar
tin, on Friday evening. Refresh
ment were served later following
social hour.
Republican Women The Wood
River unit of the Oregon Council
of Republican women will meet on
Wednesday at t p. m at Uie home
of Mr. and Mr. Walter Zimmer
man. Ouest speaker will be Mrs.
Marshall Cornell.
Ciulld Meeting Bt. Paul Epis
copal Oulld will have a meeting
aiul Halloween party Wednesday
at 7:30 p. m. at Uie home of Mrs.
R. H. Anderson on the Merrill
highway.
Hewing Leaaons Th first In
the serif of eight sewing lesson
for women will be given tomorrow
at 1:30 In Uie home economic
room of tha Chlloquin high school.
Maxlne LUkey will be the Instruc
tor. Medical Care David Jones of
34 Clinton 1 a patient at Hill
side hospital where he la receiving
medical care. He was admitted
October 21.
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