March 24, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Midland ttfue Afemd.
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PHLUPS
WILL ADDRESS
1
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MALINTlcv, Victor Phillips
pun to i' of the Klrst Melliodlsl
rnuich, Klamuth Fulli, will de
liver the commencement address
for the graduating clam of the
Malln mull school, Thursday eve
nlim, Muy 6 In the Broadway
theatre. JDIplomuii will be pre'
incited by Fred Peterson, Klunv
nth county ichool superintend
out. School will officially cloio
May 7,
Because of pressure of work,
students for the tint time In
intiny yearn, have abandoned
dIuiis for Blunt iiliiht, one of the
cnd-of-tliu-ycar extra currlcular
activities thul brouKlit out a ca
puclty audlenco. All four classes
of the hltih school liavo in the
past presented ait original Kit,
To the winner wont a banner.
May 3 hi been ot b achieve
ment day for tho six classes of
(lie Junior and senior high
school. Merit awards will bo
presented durina tho afternoon
assembly hour which will be
open to tho public. Theme of
the program will center around
Oregon history.
Viiledlctorlun and salutatorlan
for the graduating class are bo
Itig determined this week.
Hager
, Mr. and Mrs. Creed Green
have sold tholr ranch which they
purchuicd last full from Mrs
Baldwin and are moving to Seat
tle. Wash.
Claronce Green, who moved
from the Charles Green proper
ty here, has purchased property
In Klamath Falls.
Reports are that Mr. and Mrs.
C. B. Howe have sold their prop.
erty here to Mr. and Mrs. Forest
Hem of Lovelock, Nov., and pur
phased an acreago near Merrill.
Larry Snyder was 111 one day
last week and missed school
Douglas Kohler was out two
days due to Illness.
Mr, and Mrs, Roy Wilson, for
merly of this community, have
gone to Los Angoles, Calif., on
defense work.
Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson
are caring for the Wilson prop
erty In Homedalo. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hllyard en'
Klamath Falls, Miss Blllie Lee
Davis and her friend, Caroline
Mrs. D. R. Stebblna ot Pine
Grove la very busy these days
caring for 400 little chicks,
which are doing line and grow
Ing like weeds, Some are for
fryers and soma she is raising
for winter layers.
Weyerhaeuser
Mr. and Mrs. Keith McCauley
and daughter, Genevieve, moved
on Saturday to Butte Falls,
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Llppert
also have moved to Butte Fulls.
S Mr. and Mrs. Vern Marker
and children have moved to
Klamath Falls.
Mr.' and Mrs. II. H. Ogle dis
tributed department of agricul
ture leaflets on "planning your
fnmlly'a food supply" to local
families lost week. They are
neighborhood lenders and R. A.
Johnson who delivers milk in
this vicinity Is community lead
er. Mrs, Wlnnifred allien of
Klamath Falls presented a dem
onstration on preparing working
mens lunches ol the home ot
Mis, Wayne Knopp last Thurs
day with 10 women attending,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harbin of
Camp 8 stopped at tho Vorn
Marker home on Friday and
took their grandson, Mickey,
with them to their place at
Brookings for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jameson
a of Camp 6 spent the weekend
with their children and grand
children in Camp 4, the Richard
Jameson and Hank Waldrep fam
ilies. Art Cooper Is In Ashlnnd Com
munity hospital where ho is re
. celving treatment for flu.
Karl Frledriclt la In Klamath
Valley hospital receiving treat
ment for flu.
Mrs. Walter Herrlck was 111
last week at her homo with flu.
Mr. and Mrs. David Vandon
berg and children of Klamath
Falls spent .Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Rccck and son at
King Cole,
HEMORRHOIDS (Piles)
Hernia (Rupture), Fissure or Fistula
flush dliorcUn Inpilr your
ntaun fj!iioinoy lining t
powr. For 30 yit w lura I
uensjiilullv treated thou1
landa ol naopU for thti aiU I
nonla. No hospital opart- 1
UoBt No eonllnamani. No 1
loaa oftlm from work. Call
Ior xatmnatlon or aanrt lor
fREl cUiotipllv Booklet.
Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC
Phyleltn and turf en
N. 1 . Cor, X. Burnlld ind Grind At.,
T.l.phon. I Ail 3918, rortl.id, Otm
Altar Society to
Sponsor Food Sale
MERRILL The Altar society
of St. Augustine's church will
sponsor a cooked food sale the
Saturday before Easter, placa of
the sale to be announced later,
Mrs. Leonard Petrlck, Mnlln,
Is the newly elected president
and Mrs. Daniel (.ashman, Mer
rill, Is secretary. To save tires
and gasoline the society meets
In the parish house the second
Sunday of tho month after morn'
Ing services.
Hildebrcmd
Mr. and Mrs. Enille Egerts,
who have been the house guests
of Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Rlt.
tor, returned to tholr home on
Sunday,
S. K. Hartzler and son, John,
were transacting business In
Klamath Falls on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Marvin Michael
attended the wedding of their
brother, Staff Sergeant Clifford
A, Welch, and Miss Ruth Se
right at Sprngue River on
March 7.
Ernest Rlttcr visited on Sun
doy with Mr, and Mrs, Emilc
Egert.
Mrs, Maggie Heath ot Klam
ulh Fulls has. been visiting for
the past ton days with her un
cle and aunt, Mr, und Mrs.
Emilc Egort, of lllldcbrnnd.
Mrs. Murvln Michael and
Mrs. T. l Michael visited with
her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Broadsword of Bonanza on
Thursday.
Mr, and Mrs. Murvln Michael
hud as their dinner guests on
Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Welch.
Mrs. Maggie Heath of Klam
ath Falls was an over-night
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Rlttor on Wednesday.
Ernest Rlttcr was transacting
business In Klamath Falls on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mich
ael, C. A. Carlton and Mr. and
Mrs. T. P. Michael were trans
acting business In Klamath
Falls on Monday.
Marvin Michaal visited on
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Emile Egert.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Welch
and daughter, Clarene, and
sons, Loy, Elton and Eddie, vis
ited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Ritter and
family. ...- -,
Frank Chains was a business
visitor at tho Ritter ranch on
Thursday evening.
Midland
Midland grange is painting
their grango hall, A number of
members gathered at the hall
Sunday for the affair.
Grange members held a card
party at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Huff Saturday evening.
Arthur Stewart has been 111
at his home for the past few
days.
Pat Milanl underwent a surg
ical operation at tho local hos
pital but la able to be at home
this week,
Bornice Plnnolll underwent a
tonsil operation Monday at a
local hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. S. L, Burnett
entertained a number ot friends
and relatives at their home Sunday.
Merle Stewart, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Phil Motsclicnbachor, Is
home on a 19-day furlough from
Payne field, Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Kal Dockry, who
have been residing in Wyoming,
are spending the summer months
with Mr. and Mrs. . B. Lar-
gent.
The Midland Home Economics
club will hold their meeting at
the home of Mrs. Fred Crapo on
Tuosday, April 8, 1043. A hand
kerchief shower will be given in
honor of the hostess, Mrs. Crapo.
MONCKE WRENCH
It Is thought that the monkey
wrench recoived its name from
tho fact that It is reputed to have
been invented by Moncko, a
London blacksmith, but thoro Is
little evidence to substantiate
this belief.
It's.
CAL
ORIE TONITE
Cfll-ORE
TAVfRil
HIOHWAV 47 SOUTH
BENEFIT PIE SALE
FORT KLAMATH A Red
Cross benefit, at which a lorn
on chiffon pie baked by Mrs,
Amy Zumbrun brought 110,
was held at Fort Klamath Sat
urday night. Old time dances
followed the auction conducted
by Charles Rucc, principal of
the school. Music was provldad
by Dick Varnum and "Coke
Cochrane of Chiloquln,
Charles Bricco was high bid'
der during the pie sale, paying
10 for Mrs. Zumbruns pastry.
A total of f 10S.19 was re
allied from the evening's pro
gram which moro than doubled
the Red Cross war drive quota
for this community. About 23
pies were sold,
Surgical Director to
Address Meeting
Of Malin Chapter
MALIN Mrs. R. R. Macart
ney, who Is directing Red Cross
surgical clusscs In KlHinath Fulls,
will address a public meeting
here Frldoy evening, March 26,
at 8 o'clock in the high school
building, hoping to stimulate in
terest in organization of a class
In Malin.
With the need for dressings for
all branches of the service be
coming Increasingly urgent, ev
ery mun and woman who can
assist with such a project should
be on hand to pledge their help.
Enough people must signify
willingness to help, not only one
evening or afternoon a week, but
as often as possible.
Bed Cross week is to be ob
served by the Broadway theatre
April 1-7 Inclusive in a nation
wide program for all theatres.
The management asks full coop
eration of all patrons in adding
still a bit more to Red Cross cof
fers. All proceed! go to the Ma
lin Red Cross.
Merrill
W. C. Martin, who suffered a
broken leg in an accident on the
D. E. Alexander ranch two
weeks ago, will return home this
week from Klamath. Valley hos
pital. Mr. and Mrs. Martin will
occupy the Zbinden residence, to
be vacated soon when the Zbin
den brothers move to Prinevllle,
where they will farm this summer.
Mrs. J. W, Taylor has returned
home from the bedside of her
daughter, Mrs. Burton King,
who is seriously 111 in a Scotia,
Calif., hospital. A telephone
message received here Sunday
night informed the family that
Mrs. King s condition was slight
ly improved.
Vivian Hartlerode spent the
weekend In Bend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Hartle
rode. Hartlerode is employed on
a defense project near Bend.
Miss Pauline demons, em
ployed In the SP freight office in
Klamath Falls, spent the week
end here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Emmctt Clemens.
An exchange of residences be
tween the Pete McNeill and Jer
ry Ahem families was complet
ed over the weekend. Mr. and
Mrs. McNeil moved to the 10
acres east of Merrill, which they
acquired in a recent real estato
transfer. Their farm of 114
acres, which they have owned
for several yours, became the
property of Ahern,
The Merrill Service club Is
having "ration pains" and, since
business is talked over during
the Tuesday luncheon hour, pros
pects for future meetings aro not
bright. The Merrill Library
club has been responsible for pre
paring and serving the luncheons
for several months and with
most commodities rationed, it is
becoming increoslngly difficult
to prepare the meals. The club
pluns to continuo meeting as
long as possible, however.
Langell Valley
Mrs, Frank Pepple and Mrs.
Owen Pepple visited on Sunday
with Mrs. Claude Murray and
Mrs. Botklns. Mrs. Murray re
turned from the Klamath Val
ley hospital on Thursday, where
she had been ill for several days,
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Dearborn
and family upcnt Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Leavitt and
family. Mrs. O. C. Johnson was
an afternoon visitor.
Paul Monroe bought a new
tractor and equipment last week.
Ben Nork and son Bill, visited
In Poe valley on Tuesday with
his brother Joe and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zick and
Larry of Algoma, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Owen Pepple and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett and
Richard, and Earl Kent of Klam
ath Falls, spent Saturday eve
ning with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Dearborn.
Bill Noble had a tonsilectomy
performed last week in Klamath
Falls.
Mrs. Owen Pepple and Ted.
spont Sunday evening with the
Les Leavitt family.
Mrs. Malcolm Teare Is home
again after spending several
weeks at Yreka with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Clifford Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bramwell
ot Bonanza, visited one day last
week at the Henry Bylngton
ranch.
Beatty
Mrs. Luther Milton Is visiting
her parents at Salem, Ore. She
expect to return to her home
here Monday.
Mrs. W. E. Phllllpson re
turned to her home here Sun
day, from Los Angeles, Calif.,
where she was vacationing for
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Lantto,
of Crater lake camp, were
Klamath Falls business visitors
Saturday.
Miss Harriet Brown returned
to her home here from Bacon
college. Harriet is the daughter
of Toy Brown, well known
rancher of this section.
Among those who are plan
ning extensive farming opera
tions in this section is Dice
Crain and the Hill brothers.
Equipment is being moved in
for spring plowing and
planting.
MUST TIGHTEN BELTS
Joseph L. Weiner of the Office
of Civilian Supply says that "on
the basis of present programs,
we estimate that the bedrock re
quirements of civilians are 23
per cent less than tho volume of
goods and services they will
actually receive in 1943."
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