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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1957)
Funeral Is Held For Mrs. Hansen Requiem mass for .MrsThercsa Hansen, 59, ate of Route 1. Bond, was held this morning at St. Fran cis Catholic Church. Mrs. Hansen died Saturday morning, following an illness. The Rev. Herbert Whitfield of ficiated at. the mass. Pallbearers were Willis Eakman, .Thomas Bur ton, Harry McGinnis, William Bis bee, James Malson and Howard McCelland. The Rev. Adan O'Reil ly presided at recitation of the rosary Tuesday evening at the , Bend Funeral Home memorial chapel. Mrs. Hansen was born Feb. 1. nets--'- Here and There i Sjt. Loy Cole of the Oregon I for the past !h;ce weeks. He was State Police, formerly stationed i taken to the U.S. Veterans Hos- here and new -03d of ihe OSP staff in Grants Pass, is visiting in Send, accompanied by his firmly. Mrs. Cole is the former Ruth Red den, daughter .'f She Rev. and Mrs. George H. Redden. Ce:Ural O rgro Licensed Prac tical Nurses Association will hold a potluclr dinner :or,!?ht at 6:30 at the home of Miss Carolyn Live slny, 914 S. Fifth Street, Redmond. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Cornett and daughter, Harlene, of Athena, left Bend this morning to continue on a'three-week vacation trip through Nevada and to coast points. They vis'ted here with Cotnett's nvilnef, S. N. Cornett, 201 Scott 1598, in Seattle. She came to Bend five years ago from Montana. She I Mr is survived Dy ner nushand, Louis; I street. a daughter, Linda, and a son. John j Firs't Lutheran WMF will meet all of Bend, and another son, Rich-1 ton'ht at 7 o'clock in the church ara, in mountain Home. She also narlors leaves three sisters, and a brother I In California, and a brother in Arizona, mere are lour grandchil-; wav Hall. Mani-rcrs will go over the books at 7:30. Burial was in Deschutes Memo- . William H. (Bill) Ogle of 212 rial Gardens. I Yew Lane has been seriously ill tJital in pumand Sunday.' Ogir served in the U.S. Navy in World War I. - ; Women of the Moose will hold a : special executive meeti.ig tonight at 8 o'clock at Moose Hail. ' Three Bend eachers completed j work for bachelor of science de-' grees in elementary education at ! the summer session of Southern ; Oregon College, according to news from Ashland. They are Agnes ' Mathilda Viergus, Myrle Christine j Lilja and Olga Anderson Kjos. ' i The VFW Auxiliary will hold an all-day sewing mcetir.e Thursday , at the home of Mrs. Clara Zier- j lein. 155 Lafayette Avenue, start-! ire at 10 a.m. ! Junior Order of Eagles will hold i a regulir meeting Thu'sdav at 7 p.m. a' the aerie hall on oreen- loan FOR EVERY NEED Here is Central Oregon's LOWEST COST g"fji Monthly Installment,1 Including Interest Cash" '"12 ' ' 18 " " 24. Advanced Months Months Months $ 400 37.82 26,68 2lTl5 $ 500 47.28 33.35 26.44 $ 750 70.92 50.03 39.65 $ 900 85.10 60.03 47.58 $1000 94.56 66.70 52.88 $1200 j 1 1 3.47 8bT04 63.45 IMPORTANT An Loons Covered By Life Insurance AT NO COST TO BORROWER! PORTLAND (lnd )LO AN CO 85 Oregon Ave. BEND Phone EV 2-1651 Neighbors of Woodcraft will A..Aa and a brother in meet tnnipht at 8 nVlnplt at Nor. ir n ulk.L. mamkai. nt Itin : YV.ili"-T DUltTMIl MNU In Portland, was in Bend Tuesday to check irslrumen's at the local cooperative weather station. A meeting of the Women's Major League Bowling Association will j be held Thursday rvening at 7:30 at the City Hall. All members are urevi to attend. Mrs. Wayne Strohecker and chil dren, John and James, are here from Portland 'visiting Mrs. Stro hecker's mother, Mrs. Edith Fair child. Strohecker brought his fam ily here Saturday and returned home. He will join them again at the end of the week, to accom pany them back to Portland. The Bend Garden Club will meet for a 1:30 dessert luncheon Fri day, Adjust 23, at the home of Mrs. Ray Cooper, 204 E. Franklin Avenue. Veterans of Foreign Wars of dis trict 10 will hold their annual pic- I nic Sunday. Aug. 25, in the lower meadows at Shevlin Park. All VFW members and their families are invited to attend. They are to take potluck lunches and their own tit le service. Coffee and ice cream will be furnished. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nelson, i Route 3, Bend, are parents of a boy born Tuesday at St. Charles I Memorial Hospital. The baby weighed 9 pounds, 8 ounces, and has been named David Alan. Miss Clara Headrick, M Orlan do, Fla., is visiting at the home of her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Headrick of 839 Florida, Ave. Miss Headrick flew to Los Angeles for a week of visiting and sightseeing, then con tinued north to Glendale, Ore. While with friends there, she at tended the Shakespearean Festival In Ashland, and visited other points of interest including Crater Lake. Captain Named. For Drill Team Peggy Smith was elected cap tain of the Junior Order of Eagles j drill team, at an organization j iwettog Tuesday evening at the aerie hall on Greenwood Avenue.1 Erline Isaac was named first lieu-; tenant and Karen Freeman secoid ! lieutenant. I Ten members of the organization ! were present at the first meeting. At least two others are tp be ad I- Practice will be held each Tue. day evening, from 7 to 8 o'clock at the Eagles hall. Patching Work Planned by City The City Street Department will patch holes on Broadway alley, be tween Franklin and Newport Ave nues. Thursday and Friday. Halt ot the alley will be repaired Thurs day, the other half Friday. The area being repaired will be closed tc traffic while the construction is under way, Percy Drost, city street depart ment superintendent, will be in charge of the project. Youths Accused Two California youths accused of taking an automobile in Redmond while on their way to Seattle were returned to Deschutes county late Tuesday. Ivan Wayne Miller, 19, and Rog. er Melton Atkisson, 15, both of Ba kersfield, Calif., ere to go before Redmond Justice D. L. Ellis on charges of larceny of an auto. The car was taken early Sun day from Redmond and the two were apprehended that evening in Wasco. The complaint was signed by Howard Foshee of Fresno, Calif., owner of the vehicle. The pair was retained here by Deschutes county and state police officers. In and Out f twtpifc , , , h $m4rnl Oraoa BEND Patricia Mayo, 10, underwent a tonsillectomy this morning at St. Charles Memorial Hospital. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Car". L. Mayo, Riley. The following others are new pa tients at the hospital: Clifford Neighbors, Las Vegas, Nev.j Clem Goughler, Princeton; Christinson Rasmussen, 1034 E, Tenth Street; Joseph Scully, Redmond; M r s . Oren Bowman, Crescent; Patricia Collister, 6, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Collister, Gil christ. Dismissed: Mrs. Helen Howey, Crescent: James Warrtn, Gil christ; Mrs. Nannie Bird, Mrs. Max Hopper, Steven fiflddis and Everett Davis, all Bend. Mrs. Eugene Constant, 100 Kear ney Avenue, and baby girl, went home last night from the ma ternity f.oor. REDMOND Special to The Bulletin ' REDMOND Miss Karen Li dell, Culver; Mrs. John Sullivan, Metolius; Mrs. Jack McCaffery, Powell Butte, and Mrs, James Bell, Redmond, entered Central Oregon district hospital Tuesday. There were five out-natients. Dismissed: Mrs. Fanny Cable, Springfield; Mrs. Helen Garbutt, Driving Teacher Must Now Be At Least 18 Beginning drivers in Oregon, hereafter will have to be accom panled by a licensed motor ve hicle driver at least 18 years old. Chief of Police John T. Truett! said today. , Chief Truett said a bill passed by the 1957 legislature, which took effect Tuesday, August 20, will no : longer permit anyone under 18 to ! teach another person how to drive a car. Chief Truett said he has in structed his officers to begin' checking for possible violations of the new law. Warnings will be I given until he feels that the public has had time to become familiar with the law, h said. After that, citations win be made for any In fractions. siot filed The U.S. National Bank of Port land, as executor of the estate of Anne M. Forbes, Tuesday filed against Dale G. Stllwell and Lita M. StIUvell. The suit asks that right of the defendants In a prop erty sale contract be foreclosed and that the estate be declared owner in fee simple of the prop erty In question. The Bend Bulletin, Wednesday, August 21, 1957 S Ticket Booth Hours Reported Spcclul to Tho Bulletin the stock for the two rodeos to be REDMOND The rodeo ticket held in conjunction with Deschutes booth will be open from 10 a.m. county's 38th annual fair. Times to 4 p.m. this week through Fri- e 1:30 p m. Saturday and 1:15 day. It is located at the corner of P"1' Su',day- Bes a ul1 P" c- .u . . . , . gram there will be races each Sixth and Deschutes, Redmond. a(lernoon. Mol mbert wiU Chrlstensen Bros, are furnishing j nounce. Redmond; John Campbell, Mad ras; Mrs. Mamie Webster, Warm Springs. 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