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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1961)
0 i . , I , J6DE3PITE REPEATED 1 - I lYOU'LL NOTICE WE'DKI I 1 POP ALWAYS "" ) S v- - .A 1U 0NLV Utnenes owe ft s&J-&'&aI ve saM r Y nrs a sij"" A I Sal CWARNtNA TOM SAWYER) HAVE BAVED A LOT ) HAS TO GET N A )! MeAOWUeM-iw-tAFFl8 Wrtfrajer HZMZMA w TOTft 1 ?S,irfN Llkssl& ifei&-TtSrn m s ass-. llTi ytTfefvi Aixl HIS ELDERSr-'. ILCS tf CHIEF APPROACHED S-MiNGiUGn1'.?0'0 TALfH? UCM f1 I cHiwe whcre kjjow what w J SS,,y. KG A ITrDUm. -Cr-Sr i a"CS LOlNS V' ALL HE'LL kiEfSt?. TM" BOX THASJ TO f frTU V 'I 1? TX jSQl) W'ffSf ILE ft CALMLY l7t A 7,GAe AS WELl-J rSAUOlUCAN.' rt RUWTH'MACHIWC.' I Fri.. Oct, Pa 10 , 13, 1961 &Min Brief MALIN MR. AND MRS. JIM CUNNING HAM have moved to Klamath Falls. He is employed by Wey erhaeuser. VISITING FROM CHICAGO are Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Thomas, slaying with the Charlie Longs. MRS. T. T. KING of Salem visited with her sister and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cunning ham. MRS. DAVID DESBIEN and daughters Michele and Renee of Los Gatos visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Cofelt. GERALD PETRASEK visited with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Petrasek. He has returned frU- trl QPQM T ' 1 r-M --s ' ' 1 !--rk-vVi r '"ii'T i'llplavvou IHA-I win-- Y" I I ' i i 1 H 'C ip vou were I Hf you'd lost; VlTTX BBBhvdliHH HUmIHIM bMBBUtpUiti ONEhANDOf VOO WASH (aGOOOSPORT, I WOULD' v VjiiM"! ocr ) I 73 m mil i i . -vii. v iii . (Rummy to SEE the Dishes ) v-r you'd DO done them J LfSvBt v , N0..8UT SOMeMVlWILLJ AIJB lUTAMIrT Y NO. SETTER. PACK YOUR IT MW1 THE COCKLE Of MB X 0 LOWS, LIMIV. FMi) WHO OOES - ' "2; l-alTWEM FOR FOR.VOO r-Y alvifevi r MtKiS.Wras VyiPIR.ISHl ULPISINTS4RAT V FINISH H lOUHTlV. HE Wy ILL A JOLLV SHOW F0 'I OWEi7ouEIll IUIHETH, 5 J" K 8 F1 ? i ANYWAY I H L-ffl"?--1 WAITIN6 TO TAgr- THAT FI6W01 irwf TV WleiAL? St DAY PUtLIN' aB Ml -Z. . LAP! rrr THt FIRST ONE! 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J Enn the 1 iHDIR.LJAnmV?,uV 5f5fR.?s' ASHK 'I'll let va know when it A " KpSJ ' t OF 1 rOO!!7 ENW XyTPSS. .Z ( PADOIH3 I OM6 QiV I'LL PJS THE ONlV ) J 1 1 ' -C 'f ; Sl"- I I SrE--J TMME MAGNUM SLUGS CAN I ; J "5PREADV," W6 P 1 ' 1 lrcJ pl est seats AVAILABLE, jTue THir-focJw XK5MTJ ECONOrAY KBSirfEu. , i 'Wo POVOOEOALLV WHV VOU'RE NOT THINKINS I l!!??,r SUCH V DID VOU SMELL I BUTTUE f TH4TCh' WES T Htnm,"lr THATWOKEVAUyJhrl 0 J povooeSLL wA5WNaAa V J.AS Ji Ny i! I oTJpwwS! ' aiJvn,, I HJiwj XNocx. vtxi oowli WERE I pew! pcajg"! And me with I . w"t J- 0"-'' BoiowacAMi: Lr:-r information I THesa VCAMF ARE f I JlmSaS f4Tp? I USS! ! bITFT-n 7v I ' 'TB6l': umoni? mo I """. E lllll to Portland. THE ROBERT SCHINDLER family has moved to Redding. MR. AND MRS. CAL GROS of Encinado, Mexico, are spend ing several weeks on their ranch near here. JOHNNY LEE DERRA is visit ing relatives in Oakland before returning to Ford Ord. MERRILL A SON was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Northrup Sept. 26. He weighed 7 lbs. MR. AND MRS. NORMAN JA COB attended a sale at Monroe, Ore., recently. MERRILL VFW AUXILIARY will hold a rummage sale Friday and Saturday at Merrill Clothing Store. BONANZA MR. AND MRS. ALBERT JOHNSON and Bill Hoff, Port land, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dearborn and sons. PAT GIVAN, is attending Ore gon State this year. He is the son of . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Givan, Bonanza. . MR. AND MRS. LLOYD GIFT visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vog- el, former Klamath residents, on their way to Portland. MRS. ETHEL MALCOLM has returned home at Cottage Grove after a week with Mrs. Bessie Campbell. REV. D. L. SAYER, and son, David, of Grants Pass spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Monroe and enjoyed hunting at Bryant Mountain. RONALD KETCHAM, student at Oregon State, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kctcham. MR. AND MRS. JACK METLER and three children of Klamath Falls spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Met ier Sr. BONANZA BIG SPRINGS PARK ASSOCIATION is having a turkey shoot at 10 a.m. Oct. 22 at the Boy Scout Camp on the Bonanza Lakeview cut-off. Lunch will be served. BETTY VOWELL won first in the barrel racing at the Klamath County Fairgrounds on Sunday and Mary Jean Fields won sec ond. Others from here attendine the roping and racing were Her man and Ray Vowell, Mrs. Mary Fields and Susan Vowell. LINDA FRAZIER is in Shriners Hospital in Portland where she w ill have more surgery on her leg on Oct. 10. She is the granddaugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fra zier and attends Bonanza School. Court Records II! KLAMATH PALLS MUNICIPAL COURT Willlim J. Rodgtrt. drunk. tlva days Cltvl Clark, drunk, ttS flr tlva davi. Prad Munn. drunk, S2S or fiva das. Jack E. Smith, vagrancy. STQO and J) day, James w. Evatt. assault with a dangerous weapon, continued. Benedict Frenchman, drunk, 1.25 of five davs. Lois Dunn, drunk, SIS or five days. wllla William,, drunk. SIS or five days. Burdetto Ochlhe, drunk. SIS or five davs. Marte Q. Gary, drunk, 1M or llvt davs Henry Lilly, drunk. Hi V live days. Perry R. Benton, drunk, us or five davs. Henry F. Hodoens, setlt larceny, eon. tinned. Darwin Watkins. drunk, 10 davs. Edwerd C. Mitchell, vagrancy, SIM and X davs. Theodore C. Smith, vagrancy, sine and 30 days. Percy Bail, drunk. $15 o, live days. Pauline Certet. drunk, lis forfeited Ernestine Jackson, drunk, 135 forfeited Franklin R. Hutchinson, drunk. IIS Or tlva davs. Loretta Kirk, drunk. 135 or five days. 535 or five days , drunk. US or drunk, IIS for- vagrancy, 1100 and davs Ltqya. drunk, 535 o tlvt Pauline P. Cortei, drunk. Ill forfeited. Boyd J Jackson III, drunk, 135 or five davs Clement Leoesma, drunk. 135 forfeited. O5'oh B Pe-ai. drunk. 535 forfe'tedl Edward J. Reed, drunk. Ill torte-ua. devs" G' H"0"' "" US ttv" James I. Hefterty, tenk. 115 or "v, davs TJ (J f-eecn ; Dutch, ym-unk. lis or five days. Punk, lis or five days. Jeck WarrKk Davkl A rt. drunk. 13 (fj , dHa wenuel 0. Mert.nei. pet-ceny. cTT0
