The Evening herald., April 18, 1928, City Edition, Page 5, Image 5

VywlncHday, April 18, 1928
NEWS NOTES OF
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PINE DISTR1C
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Thirty Injured as Crack Trains Crash
NOTES OF
Church Service in Ten
nant on Easter Morn
ing Are Beautiful
V HimicIiiI lo Tho Herald)
(Mm. O. O. VYIiiKflulil, cur
maponilaut) TKNNAMT, Calif., April l.-At
Ik Wlldwood ' Christian church
on HutMUy apodal Kaatnr erv
Icea wire enjoyed. Tlio cburrh
a beautifully , decorated lth
potted plant of Easter lllle. cut
flower of tulip. ' Jonquil and
Mrclnanfc i At 'tho .renin service
I ho choir bad prepared special
music and oim for tit. oocaalou. j:
Mr II. J.-Temnleton VnlertalU- 1
fid th'' member of too Tennant :
Lady Elk Wednesday1' atlarnoon j
I bur hum on C alret. 'After!
tho business session the India
enjoyed social hour. Mr. Teni
pldeo served nice refreshment.
Th(i who enjoyed (ha afternoon
vera Musriame lln'kln, tJIskln.
IVnuall. Drown. Wrtht. Hltlpu,
Wlllbanks, Mi-Donald. Wlnifinld.
1'arkcr. Noabltt and the noateae,
Mr. Temp'.elon. -
Tb Wednesday nlllht "600"
club inot wllh Mr. and Mr. Itar
ry lianalm Thraa- table, ot, luu.
with lu play during tha evunbi.
Mra. K. M. Kllaon won the ladla'
flrat prUo and Nr. Malt Blfcuy
pard tboj (ouaolajlou.jf Mr. Jvtli
Value won I ha cent's flrat vrltv
and K. M. Kllaom the consola
tion. Mm,, llauabir, aorvvd d,e-.
licloua rufrethment.
Mr. Alvan Opnarld and dujih
tar. Clarissa, of Kloa Mllla. Calk
fornla, ou.tlm roetdenla ot Tu
nant, apnt ilia week-end i wllh
Mra. M, IHakln
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and la ataylng at tlio homo of
Mr. Harvey In Honanza.
The banket aoclal laat Friday
evening took In more than 120
nd everyone pretent reported a
plendld time.
At The Orpheus
arene In "The Taxi Dancer." the
Harry Mlllarde production Vpi
Robert Terry Shannon' nova
that la now playing at tha Or-
For retulta ua Herald Claim Ad.
The entire atage apace ot one yaeu theatre,
of the largest structure at the I
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer atudlo waa HERALD CLAflSiriKO ADS
required for the huge ballroom KFUNrt REaULTS
Thirty prona wero roported Injured whi-n llin llrr.adway Limited and the Liberty Limited, rrack
I'l-unaylvanla nil I rnd train, crashed near Lima'. Ohio.. The Droadway Limited, had stopped fir a
signal when the Liberty, followed a fuw minutes later,' 'traal-d Into It club car. Thl photo wn
taken a abort llmo after the crash. " - -
side. Mho docked at Tilbury,
where the passenger were landed.
torn, l tie tauic
f reahmunta
ladW .-orved nice re- LARGE SLIDE ON
,n ,h. guild ..clal! R0ADREM0VED
(Hpeclul to Tho Herald)
(Mrs. Annie Taylor, cor-
respondent)
IIKATTV, April The rare ,
of Hoy McNeal and Charley Walk
er ran Into each other on the ;
flcalty hlxhway on Monday, dam
aging twth cara, but fortunately
tor the occupant of the cara they
eacaped Injurlea. Mr. Coburn,
Mrs. Walker and four children
were In the Walker car. They '
. narrowly eacaped going over a ,
I 20 -foot embankment In the crash. I
James Hotchklns and Dewet
Itelden of Klamath Agency were '
, In lleatty a couple of day at
. tending to business on the rencr
vatlon and looking after forest
i road.
.-iirnik Weeka turned over in
! his new car about two hundred '
yards above Beatty but escaped
from the wreck without Injuries, j
Johnny Klder of Paisley came j
to bla ranch on Kprague Klver
last Wednesday to brand 200 !
head of caWes. Arthur Parker 1
foreman of the Klder ranch.
Abe McNalr 1 cleaning the
ditch on hi ranch below Bly. !
Mr. John Simmon la enjoying :
a vialt from uer brother, Cecjl i
Road of Indiana, who la highly j
pleased with the west. Ills small i
on, Jackie, came west with him
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The afide wbli a . docked the
Redwood highway abtve HaAaook
la now cleared away, according
Mra. II. J. Rottman. Mra. John
Friend and Mra. C. W. Murphy
had . charga of the docoratluna.
Mra. J. K. McConnell and Mr.
C. W. Murphy of the program , wor(J mMth ,,, boen rm.evcd
and Mr. M. II. Crane, Mr. P. J. h
M mi. Vlrtrlniaa Rrhnnnpl tit
The ladle of lha Wlldwood Henry. Mr. Carl Marshall and ,h. Trinle A hnnth at ihe cham-
Guild gave a reception Friday) Mr. Oeo. C. Howard ot the re- bfr of commerce. Traffic which
tresnment. was formerly restricted to two
Paul Peterson, master mochau- hour a day. runa at all hours.
Ic of Wedd. Calif., waa In. camp and the road la In good condl
on boslneaa during the week. tlon.
Mr. and Mr, ( laud Stover left j Word baa also been received
Saturday for Oakland. Calif , that tho Alturas l jikt-rlew road
where they will make their home. ' to Ilurna, Oregon. I now In good
Mr. II. J. Rottman returned ahape. and no mud la encountered
Wednesday from a week' visit a far a Ontario Oregon,
at Oakland. Calif. j
fhaa. Ilaughn and father of sJAr A pn fiMlTD
n.kl.nd ralir. are vlalllnr at IJ 11 SiILS L.I il CI
wai beautifully, ,1,. homo of Mr. and Mra. Ilarrr: CTPJfrC KABCIF
cut flower. ndi .UI- " !T
I LONDON. April 18. (AP)
8TAHTINO TIMK FOR DEN HfR The Cuuard liner A'.aunla. en-
2:00 P. M. route from New York to Lon-
7:10 P. M. ' don, collided In tho Thame off
:4S P. M. j Tilbury thl morning with a
Special Children' Matinee barge In tow. .
i Friday at 4:00 D. ni. The 1 1 nun uaUJned consider-
.!!! eriUliC 10o.' a.a'-Zttahle damage to her atarboard
renin; to tha new pastor and
hi wife, Mr. and Mr. J. t. Sny
der. A splendid program consist
ing ot oug by (h choir. Instru
mental music, recitation and
aong by the. young people and'
children of the Sunday school,
(alka by Prof. Oaorge C. Howard.
('. W. Murphy and the pastor.
Rev. Snyder, all of which were
whII rendered and enjoyed by a
large audience.
The cburrh
decorated wllh
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near ucatea wtiouut
doaing Juat rub oa
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OPENING DANCE
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TONIGHT
DANCING EVERY WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY MIGHTS
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Jack Bowring and; His Music
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The city council have asked all interested property owners on these paving projects
to be present at 8 o'clock
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SDAY NIGHT
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
' that the council may know the wishes of the property owners on the type of paving
which will be placed on these projects. You will not be asked to make a speech.
IT IS TO YOUR INTEREST TO BE THERE
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