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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1960)
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Visiting officers were Pomona Grange Master Francis Flowers, Pomona Secretary Hiitn Jonnsan, Midland Grange Master Alex Cam mock, Midland Grange Lecturer Mayme Cammock and S t a t Grange deputy from Klamath County, Mildred Largent 'How to Build Up Our Grange" was the primary topic of discus sion during .the business session conducted by Master A. G. Scott. Members voted to donate $5 to the Tulelake ambulance fund. Those . attending from Malin were, besides Scott, Mary McAul iffe, secretary; D. P. Reid, chap lain; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gray and Frank Paygr. Refreshments were served b visiting gcangers. David Mahrt Takes Basic U. 8. Army Private David M. Mahrt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fen ton R. Mahrt, 1840 Laurel Street, is undergoing basic Infantry train ing at Fort Ord. The eight-week program consists of rifle markmanship, Infantry tactics, first aid, military justice) and the conservation and maxi mum utilization of military sup plies. Upon completion of his basis training, he will go on to either advanced Infantry training or to one of the many. Army specialist schools. Mahrt attended Butte Valley High School in Dorris. . Bombs Set Off' HAVANA (AP) - Eight bombi exploded in various sections of Havana early today. There waj Considerable damage to electria and water installations and on man was injured seriously in this totage, attributed to foes of Prime Minister Fidel Castro. Fish are not born-with scales but develop them from under the skin later in life. .i Have you, or has someone you know, just moved to Klamath Falls Your Welcome Wagon Hostess will call with gifts and friendly greetings from the com j TU 2-0736 9th and PINE Phone TU 4-3188 SAVE NOW on quality ASBESTOS SIDING INSTALLED 50 me. On verai t S-rm. heme, i lew Now you can imulote, prelect and beautify your home whllo you increaie the volu of your property. 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