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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1956)
THURSDAY. OCTORPP 25. 1956 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE Moose Women Plan Projects MERRILL Merrill Women of the Moose have a three-way proj. Jor Saturday.' Odi Merrill Nation haU in .lanS ,in.!!Ude, a while Miant sale, a food sale and chicken pie !T1f r' ,Dlnner wiH be served to "r," nominal sum. half! price for children. The mn ; include in addition to the meati iossea salad, home yfee Ple5, rolls' servctl fam'ly Serving will start at 6:30 p.m and continue to 8 o'clock. Money Is used for civic projects. Charles Piper Funeral Set Funeral services tor Charles El gin "RecT Piper, 59, who died in Vancouver. Washinotnn ni. ber 23, will be held from the chapel of Ward's Klamath Funer al Home, 2 p.m. Saturday, Octo ber 27. A military honor service will take place at the graveside in mamain Memorial Park with Klamath Post No. 8 American Le gion in charge. Mr. Piper, a native of Missouri, had made his home in Klamath Falls for 35 years. He was mana ger of the Alpha Apartments for 11 years. He served overseas dur ing World War 1. Surviving is one son, Roland Richard Piper, Portland. Morty Meekle Living Costs Wise To New Record During September ( HI, JILL, now 1 I PIP hC V 1 WA6WINTHSEPS LIKE THE L & J - -T t n I m. I II r j fc-i j.A VI WA9ALLVW HE IT T-p 1 6CNT V I WtlATVOa , WASHINGTON ( The gov-'above the prior record of 117 in ernment reported Thursday that 'July, and compares with U6.8 for living costs rose .3 ot 1 per cem rtugusi. in Scptmber to a record level. Prices were higher in Septem- The index of the Labor Depart-j ber for all major groups of con ment's Bureau of S t a t i s t i c sisumer goods and services except reached 117.1 per cent of the lM7-ifood, which remained at the Au 49 base period. gust level. This was about .1 of 1 per cent The bureau said the Septem ber living cost level was nearly 2 : in a variety of Industries, mainly in the electrical manufacturing per cent higher than a year ago and 2.8' per cent higher than in January. 1953 at the start of Pres ident Eisenhower's administration The living cost rise means wage,'" changes in the government joosts ranging from 1 to 3 cents "ving cost index, an hour for about 300,000 workers I September rood prices, un changed from the August level, wera about 1.3 per cent higher than at the same time last year but 1 per cent below the August, industry, including General Elec mi for food PricM- 5 trie Co. plants. Wage rates for . Don't Gutciula lum these workers are geared in part T T?" ?Z , riSI unc iuui unio Aspinn i "11J;IV!" I JllSf As The Doctor OtiWjwySsJ HONOR ROLL 1 MERRILL Twelve names ap peared on the honor roll list at Merrill High School for the first six week term. 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