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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1936)
-V k THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON May 21, 1030 P"!E TEN LOCI CLUB JOINS IN STATE CONCLAVE Loral delegate! and members of the Klamath Falls Business ' and Professional Women's Glee club will leave for Koseburg on Friday and Saturday of this ' week to participate In. the state convention or the organisation. Because the Klamath Falls ' group has the largest member ship in the state, the local club will send seven official dele gates, and two state board mem bers. . The Klamath Falls delegates are Dena Bsckes, Jewell Cant' rail, Irma Badger, Martha Me Collum, Ann Avery and Emma Carter, whose place at conven tion will be taken by Mae King Conradl, alternate. Mrs. Isabelle Brlxner, state ' membership chairman, will sit on the state board, aa well as Mrs. Jean Porter, local presi- dent. Twenty members of the glee elub and the director, Mrs. A. J. Voye, with . Miss Marie Oben chain, accompanist, will also make the trip to Roseburg. The glee club will compete In the state contest to be held there Saturday night. . . INSTITUTIONS HIT S SALEM, May II. (JP Popu latlon records were broken to day for two of Oregon's state Institutions located at Salem, Both the state Insane hospital and the state penitentiary had new high marks, superintend ents reported. Dr. R. E. Lee Stelner of the hospital reported 1,440 Inmates t the Institution which la al ready overcrowded. A new ad dition was fast being completed to relieve the crowded condi tion. Warden James Lewis re ported 959 prisoners, exceeding by two the high mark of 1931. The institution is equipped to handle 1,000 prisoners. Between 20 and 10 prisoners bow eligible for parole . under tbe . good-time deduction, were being held pending the outcome of the habeas corpus proceedings for the immediate release of Earl H. Feb! without the neces sity for parole, aa ruled neces sary by tbe attorney general re cently. The Febl ease is pend ing In tbe Marion county cir cuit court and will be appealed to the state supremo court. National Pension Club Official to Visit Here Soon The Rev. Dr. Clinton Wonder, member of the national . Town send board and eastern regional director, will be guest speaker at a meeting of Klamath conn ty Townsend clubs set for the armory, Friday nlgnt, May 39, It was announced - Wednesday by local Townsend leaders. Dr. Wonder will be accompan ied on his visit bore by John H. Weir, newly elevated ' stato area manager, and other rank ing OARP officials of Oregon and the Pacific coast. Plana for the armory meet ing and reception of the visitors were laid Tuesday night, when advisory boards and officers of the Klamath county clubs gath ered at city hall. Committees were formed to handle the May 99 event, and chairmen appointed as follows: Program committee, Mrs, W. T. Dean, chairman; finance com mittee, -Mrs. W. H. Carter, chair man; receiving committee, com posed of the presidents -of - the various clubs; advertising com mittee, U. S. Balentine, chair man; decoration committee, Mrs. W. M. Kstes. chairman. The members of the Junior Town send club will serve aa ushers, under direction of Mr. Hill. It is expected that the Klam ath Temple choir and the city band will provids music .for the armory meeting. ' Lava Beds Picture ",. Shown at Meeting Moving pictures of historical places ta tho Lavs, Beds were shown st the Camp Firo guar dians' meeting held at the Con ger avenue club house en Tues day as a means of stimulating Interested In tho erection of s memorial, statue of Winema, heroine of tho Modoc war. Tbe Camp Firo organisation la one of several local groups working toward this end. Reorganisation of Its board of sponsors was discussed by the group, and a meeting was set for . next Tuesday, May !(, at 7: JO at tho slub house. It is hoped that with this reorgan isation a paid executive may be secured for Klamath Falls. - Other plans discussed were those for tho carnival to be held Saturday at 2:00 at the Camp Fire house, affiliated with the Audubon society for the study of birds, summer camp at Lake o' tho Woods, and the rummage sals to be held on Juno t. ' A meter for testing excessive propeller vibration is used by pilots operating transport planes on trial flights. Dunlea, Short V ' List Expenses Batt Dunlea apent 1159.70 In his unsuccessful campaign for the republican nomination for county clerk, and Mae K. Short. incumbent, spent $148.97 in winning re-nomination on the democratic ticket. : Their reports were on til at the clerk's office Thursday. The law requires that candi dates tile their expense accounts within 15 days of an election. Dunlea'a- figures included $20 tiling fees. Mrs. Short filed by petition. The men don't have a corner on brains. Dr. W. R. Atkinson, professor of psychology. South western College, Memphis, Tenn. Y INOUi SALEM. May II ' WH-Gov-ernor ' Martin announced today inquiries from 29. SMS motorists outside 'of Oregon, concerning scenic trips and the Oregon Coast highway route have been re ceived' the past month, most of which resulted .from the recent advertising campaign launched by the highway department In addition to motorists who visited Oregon last year, requests tor Information and maps have come from persons as the result of direct advertising, the Oregon State Motor association work and the evergredh playground adver tising campaign. Martin stated that out of state motorists last year paid about $750,000 in gasoline taxes In the state, and that non-resident mo torist registration for the first four months of 1939 exceeded by 17 per cent the total for the same period last year. Notification Made to ; Work Sheet Signers ; Signers of work sheets under the agricultural conservation pro gram who are anticipating plow ing under of any crop as a greeri manure crop will have to notify the office of the county again Immediately as to time ot plow ing down, according to an an nouncement from C. W, Honkle, assistant county agent. Inspection will be necessary in the near future, Hankie stated, and immediate action is urged by all Klamath county rnnchora.. Letters are being sent out by the county agent's office, but any signers who have been missed are urged to come In and make reports on this matter nt once. Buddy Poppy Sole Set for May 23 For many past years, the ap proach ot Memorial Day, May 30,' In this city, has been heralded by the distribution ot "Buddy Pop ples" tinder the auspices of Peli can Post No. 1S8.H, Votnrnns ot Foreign Wars ot the V, 8. At a meeting called by Br. Vine Coinniamlor it. M. Book, plans wore completed for tho 10,18 Hud dy Poppy suln being held Sntnr ilny. Assigned a quoin ot 50 per I omit more Buddy Popples this year than lust, Post No. 1383 will endeavor to meet rts assignment by disposing of 2000 Buddy Pop ples to the oltliens ot Klnnmth Falls. Simultaneously, In svsry state In tho country, more limit 3400 local units ot the V. F. W. will sponsor slmilnr snlos. Headquarters will bo located nt the Hurt hotol lobby, BUR Main street, with Coiiiiimiidur Vorn Soliurtge.il In uhnrge thereof. An odorless onion Is cultivated by the Chinese. 200 Graduate From City Grade Schools Approximately 200 students ot the eighth griulos of olty schools will graduate next week, accord lug to an announcement from J. Percy Wells, oily school su perintendent, Ootiimnnoemont exerolncs will be held In Imllvlduul schools on ThiU'sdny and Fiiiluy, Mny 2H and 20, Wells stated, and the early part of next week will lie (Ivan over to cxuiiiliiullons mid tests. 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