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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1949)
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACIFiyi , Midland Empire News Langell Valley Bonanza O. O. Writ and Carroll Wrathrr tT lirnt last wn-k-end at Astoria, liHialni for t lira truck for tlx city of Dnnanta. Mr. and Mra. Dewey Horn spent ha loim wrrk-ond at Hon land llh their dnunhlrr and family. Mr. and kite. Cliff Dultmi and dauviitxr have rr-turni-d frnin Cm tralla, Wash., whrre they visited her relatives. Karl llrnwn silent erveral daya lt week at Uia coast. Buck Lava lady la at Huiliry, Calif., with hli bnithrr Andy. Mr. and Mia. Luke OmiikkI, and Mrs. Ilrnry Jriwn, all of Ashland eiieiit the wi-rk-end with Mra. Jcll eena dauihU-r, Mra. Nral Jonra and family, Mra. Nrla NrUon and her daukh Irr. Mra. Roger Ferrrl nf rallon, I vimird rolailvr-s and frlrnda I ait wrrk. Her parrnla, Mr. and Mra. II. i 8. Hray returned with them lor a Visit. Mia. Annla Cllna of Alturaa la via Itlni hrr niece. Mra. John Horn, and her nrphrw. Lesier IloKia and Mra. Biwiie. Mr. and Mra. H C. Bhsrpe, and 'Paul were dinner axurata of Mr. and Mra. Vrrnnn Uranrhaud on Wednes day. k Mra. Ktta Kilgnre of Klamath ' falla aiM-nt several daya with Mra. Birdia Burk. Mr. and Mra. Owrn Prpple were Friday dinner lueata of Mr. and Mr Ed Qowen In Klamath rails. ' ' Mri. Tlmmy Hess, and amall dauglitrr Jenlre Lorce, arc homa from Klkmalh Volley hospital, and aix-iidliii a trw daya with hrr par nla, Mr. and Mra. Earl Brown. Mr. and Mra. Jack ltirlgea and anna aprnt Armistice wrrk-rnd at Portland with hu autrr. Mra. Vie Louslinnnt and family. Mr. and Mra. Owrn Prppl and aniu. of llonarua. and Mra. Claude Murray of Cooa Bay. Mr. and Mra. Bob Prpplr, Mra. Prank Pepple. Dorothy Pir-uma. Lowell Hhurk. all nf Klamath Falla. enjoyed turkry dinnrr on Runday with Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Prpplr and anna. Mra. Christine MrCormlrk nf F.u lene. rnt the wrrk-rnd with hrr daughtrr and aon-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Ivan Holds. , Johnnie Brown of Brookings spent last wrrk -end vlsltim hla wifa and daughtrra. Thar will be a blc carnival at the high arhool on November II. A Frigidalre dryer will be (Ivan away during the evrnlng. Mr. and Mra. Art Monroe and daughter Irft rlaturdey for Iadho to vlalt hrr father, and Id vlalt hrr mother, relatlvra and frlrnda In Pendleton. Mra. Claude Murray of Cooa Bay la vlaltlni Mr. and Mra. Paul Mon roe and other friends. 1 Mr. and Mra. Bud llarrla enjoyed tuning trip to the coaat laat week. Mra. Effle Oilman of Merrill aprnl Tuesday with her alatrr Mra. Walt er Bmlth 8r. Mr. and Mra. Bert Nork attended funrral errvlcee on Wedneaday for thrir nrphrw, Victor Nork, who waa klllrd In a logging accident. Jack Mlikle and Cliff Peach, both' nf Portland, spent aevrral daya with Hill Burnett and family, and went hunting. Mr. and Mra. Bob Heater auent arvrral daya 'n Ban Francisco laat wrrk. Mr. and Mra. David McConnrll of Talrnt spent the wrrk-end with hla Inter Mra. Elliott Hone and family. Mr. and Mm. Walter Bmlth Jr., hava a new sedan purchased In Klamath Palla laat week. Mr. and Mra. Roy Hodgea, of Tulelake, apenl rlaturday with her parenta, Mr. and Mra. Lea Leavltt. Mr. and Mra. O. C. Johruon were dinner (urate on Sunday. Trd Albrrle and Martin Brown were Bunday dinner inula at the home of Mr. and Mra. BUI Burnett and family. TV occasion waa Martin Brown e birthday. The annual turkry dinner and ba xaar given by the guild of St. Bar nabaa church waa very aucceuful. Over two hundrrd people enjoyed the aupper. Barney Brown won a home-made quilt In the gueaalng con teat. The brat eoeta M mora own Royal Typewriter. Pioneer Office Kupply , 122 Sooth tth. Woman, Champion Apple Packer HOOD RIVER. Nov. 16 tP-Mla ' Pern Voaberg won the apple pack-1 Ing championship of Hood River county yesterday. She packed M boxea of the fruit In two houra to win over 1 other conteaUnU. The Hood River woman acored M polnte out of a poailble 100 for apeed and quality, according to Richard Ryalla, chief content Judge. He la plant eupertntmdent for the apon aorlng Hood River Apple Orowera" association. aitPenney's... MULTIFILAMENT RAYON CREUE IN Looking for eomethlng? Read the Want Ada you may find It there I ROAIIH NORMAL SALEM. Nov. 16 rPt All roada In Dragon are normal except for mom Inn ground fog at moat Pacific high way polnte. the aute highway onm knleeioa aald today. CARD OP THANK Wa wish an anpreaa our apprrrla tton for aha many ecu of kindnraa and eaorraalona of aympathy and aondotence eatendrd by our frlenda and nelghbora during the recent 111 vaaa and death of our beloved hua ' need and faUier. MRU, CLARA AODINOTON. MR. AND MRS HAROLD ADDINOTON AND FAM ILY. MR AND MRS. HARVEY ADDINOTON AND DAUGHTER. MR. AND MRS. HARVEY BOeVrWlCK. MR. AND MRS. CHRIS COUNTS AND FAMILY. MR AND MRS JACK PADDOCK AND FAMILY. 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