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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1949)
THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 194? 'HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVt WEATHER KLAMATH FAI.LH AND VII IN ITKl C'oneidarable cluudlneoa with ccaaional clearing, blattered show ers today, rartly cloudy tonight. Light rain l-'rtday. Ilih today . Imw tonight 1. HUM a-rlday 44. Mat. . 40 Mill II rreclpltatltm lot 34 hvura ,..44 unit am vi AH Ta gale 111 Leal rear ... . HI Normal I.M WMTICKN OHIO ON Conaloereble rliMiUliiaaa wllh iM'ra.lonal atMiwais li day. Itiireasllia rlifwilliteaa lunlflil and lain Frtflav eniiw alwe .16 Iiundie4 feat, ahelilly wanner In aouthatn In tern Imlay IdalM hulh daa HlqH l,w tMtlght JO l 44. SwkjIIi walarl wlitoa uf id In :mi mile an hour off lm,l tiMlatr. ahlfllna lo wiulhcrly lonlilil and IwciMiilng amitliwaaletljr lo Mroalarljr and JA In A mil an hour Friday. r AUTUMN O M K U O N: Conaldarabla rlnudluaaa wllh acallareil ihiiwni titdar anil loliltflil Hallt Friday. IIiioW ahova lluaa to four tlimiaand faet tllgna holh data 44 lo M lwa Umilil Jo la IS. flftANTK rA Mostly rlnurir wllh rlearliia narloda and m-raalotial light aliowera today Inrraaallif rloudlnaaa In. mahl and rain Friday. Illah today 44 Low tonlaht M Illah Friday S3. NORTH?. SIN C'AI.IFOHNIA' thoware t.Mlay and tonight. Faw ihimtn Frl day. rhanglna lo rain norlh of Han Franrlaro and epraariltig oyar all araaa riinay mam mi,w in mountain fnldar tonight. Itmithwealerly wlnda nf IS In JU mllaa an hour nff rnaat. ha. noitlnf aniilharly nnllh of Kan Fran' ' rlaro Friday. Trier TAttiF Hy lb, Aaaealalad Fraaa Neadinoa for tha 14 hours andlng at 4 ai a m. today: r.u...a 4T 41 t l.akavtaw JT :tl 4T Madfoid ..... 44 M SB fandlalon . M 1 S:i rmlland 'alrportl M S 01 l.a Anaaloe ......... IHI M .40 Naw Vmn It! 44 had niilff M 44 41 Man Franrlar JI M I w kaallla to 4J .14 Tp Fortland Mayor Robert Thorniinon la leaving Uila week-end tnr Porllnnd accompanying Temple I'lmmoiis. formerly of Klamath ran, who Is hurt on business. They will b Jolnrd at Balrm by Mrs.TIm mnti and continue on to Portland lo see the Michigan Btate-Oregon Bute am. On Sunday Thompson will 10 to Balrm to attend a meeting o( the board of directors of the league of Ormnn Cltlca and return hrrt Mon day w ith Tlmmoni. Pinochle Tarty Th Loat River grange will sponsor a pinochle party it Saturday night. November 13, at I p. m. Tli party will be In the Olrne community hall. Hostesses ara Mra. Oeorge fitevenson and Mrs. John Marshall. The public la Invited to attend. Horn tutrnelon Tha Poa valley home eitenmon unit will meet at the horn of Mary Breithaupt In Po valley on Friday, November 11 at 10:90 a. m. Project for the day will be "Streamlining Home Sew ing Sewing machines will be fur nished. Member! arc asked to bring a aack lunch, Cireat Rook "Plato'i Republic" will ba the aubject for dtacuaaton at Uia meetlnc of the Great Book (roup toniiiht In the city library. 1'he aludy will be led by Kenneth Lamble and Peter OToole. The public la Invited to attend the meeting which beflna at I p. m. Ta Han FrancUco Mr. and Mra. Pnui Jonea of California avenue are plannini to leave Friday on the Daylight for a week-end atay with filenda In San FrancUco and Oak land. They will be gueiU In Oak land of Mr. and Mn. Loula C. Craver. From Oakland Mm. Louta 0. Craver of Oakland, Calif, formerly of Klamath Fall, la visiting here with her mother, Mra. Levi Mcpon. aid, 134 Walnut. Mra. Craver haa been In McMlnnvllle for a visit with her daughter and aon-ln-law, Mr. and Mra. Tommy Hopkins. . Rummage Hale The University of Oregon moihera will have a rummage aale all day next Tuesday and Wednesday at 9th and Klam ath. People are aaked to bring any rummac between 2 and 4 o'clock Monday or on Tuesday morning. Go South Mr. and Mrs. 8. Gor don Smith of Lakeview were Joined here Sunday by Mr. and Mrs, Jim Bunch of Ashland and the four spent several days on buslneaa and pleasure In San Fra.ojlsco, Meeting The Senior circle of the Congregational church will hold a rummage aale Baturday, November i 13 at Klamath avenue and 11th k street, opening at 10 a. m. Improving Mra. D. A. Kenyon of 333 N. II 111 underwent major sur gery at Franklin huapltal In Han Francisco Monday morning and her many friend will ba Interested to learn alia Is recovering nicely. Her son Don returned late Wednesday from Ban Francisco. Mrs. Kenyon la also the mother of Mrs. David Uorhrlng, 11171) Maiuanlla. Te Camp While The ladles aux iliary of VFW No. 1303 will Irave here Bunday morning at 9:30 o'clock for Camp White at Mrdford. Anyone having any sewing, radloe or other Items for the center please leave Uiem at the club by Saturday. Te Kan Francisco Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Sinclair are leaving Monday for a week's vacation which they will spend In Han FrancUco wllh old friends, going on to Loa Angelea for the UHC-UC football game. Sin clair Is with Pioneer Tobacco com pany here. On Leave Micky McOaughey, 1949 graduate of Klamath Union high school, la on leave here from the navy. He U stationed at Ban Diego. Calif. Improving Mliia Troy Hilton. 2003 Altamont drive, u Improving follow ing an emrrgency operation laM week at Klamath Valley hoepttal. She has been employed at Craig's for the past several years, Te Han Franrlaeo Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bulllvan, 1951 Erie, are leaving Friday for Ban Pranclsco to attend market. They are expected to return the latter part of the week. I AaiaiS In Portland Mrs. Stuart Bal slger la visiting for a short time In Portland with friends and relatives. HELD Nicholas Meyers, 40, (above) sits in county jail at Los Angeles, Calif., after his arrest for questioning in the 1946 kidnaping and slaying of Rochelle Cluskoter, 6. The sheriff's office said he will be booked on suspicion of kid naping and suspicion of mur der, the first such booking in the history of the case. Junior High Trio HAT-ONE SIZE Tueake To Observe Armistice TULELAKE Armistice Day will be observed tomorrow with the Joint assistance of Tulelske post. No. 1S4, American Legion and Tulelske post VFW. A no-nost breakfant for all vet erans U scheduled for 9 a. m. at the Sportsman's hotel followed by a parade at II a. m. In the line of march will be the Legion's mystery float which failed to make It to the parade at the Klamath Basin Potato Festival at Merrill. (rid Feature The TuleUke-Bonajiza football game will be played In the after noon. Game time Is 2 o'clock. Music for the dance at the Legion hall In the evening will be furnUhed by the Morrison-McDonald or chestra, Klamath FalU. Dancing will be from 9 to 1. You can tew thU outfit. Teeners! Bveaterllke blouse, pocketed pleated skirt, and that close fitting helmet hat all three are the newest rage for the Teenagel Pattern 9431. Teenage size 170, 12, 14, 19. Size 23 hat, skirt requires J'y yards of M-tnch nap: blouse, 1'- yards. This easy . to - use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete. Illustrated bew Chart shows you every step. Send TWENTY -FIVE cents In coins for this pattern to Klamath Falls Herald and News Pattern De partment, P.O. Box 6740. Chicago SO. III. Print plainly VOI R NAME, ADIIKKSH, ZONE. SIZE, BTYLE MM HUl. Don't miss our Marian Martin Fall and Winter Pattern Book I Smart, new clothes to sew at home. Olft Ideas by the score. Send fifteen cents for thU book Free Pattern Is printed In the book a new wes kit to. wear with your skirts and dresses I Officers Candidate Hehoel Don ald Oroff. son of Mra. Nellie Graff. 311 Commercial street, has en tered officers candidate school at Fort Ord, Calif. Iltneaa Better Mra. Bud Rcaueau, 2840 Vandergrlft. underwent surgery Monday at Klamath Valley hospital and U reported to be Improving. Tarty Cancelled The card party sponsored by the College of Regents. Women of the Moose, will not be held on Armuitlct Day. Attend Reception Mrs. Gladys Halousek. Orand Adah of the Grand chapter of Oregon, Order of the Eastern 8tar, attended the reception In Roseburg Saturday, given for a state officer of the order. Nurses meeting There will be a meeting of practical nurses and l.urses aids at 7 p. m. Monday at the Klamath County public health department 1949 Main. Domogtd U. S. 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