Herald and news., March 18, 1946, Page 5, Image 5

Mar Mr. and Mrs.
KM "'rived in Klum-
m , ' Slutoly atartoJ
?'!, lor llvlntf quurtora.
I'"1"...- iu Iho now inimiiKur
lwsl of tlio KluinulU
ho hus hud i-
K"...itf 20 yr ot mur-
in, ..xncrlcnco Willi nu-
rolled I" coiiugu
bin,
. . Lout Wednos-
' Loul. C. Muoller
L und cllscliftrKo from tho
M "... 12. with a
fe'A0 ty "iuomM by Mr
Bcr Puly Mual or. Dr. mid
itn. u. v :... u..i...
f&"ls charged iron,
Slmpion B b v Bom A
duuKlilor, Sue Ann. wus born ul
Long Ucach, Cullf., Suturduy
morning io mr. Mini Mra, jstuiia
Simpson, formerly ot Kliunulh
Fulls. Tlio mollior Is u formur
Icuclior ul I'e Warn school, the
duuHliter of Mrs. Mulun Hoff-
muii of Iho liiKli school futility.
ino minor wuh formerly stu
Honed ut tlio Marino Uurrucks.
Tlio llltlo girl weighed U pounds
14 ounces. Tlio Simpsons plun
to rolurn to Klumiitli Fulls In u
few weeks.
owls und iiad "boon
, Tin Germany for a
fj in
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stu
ycur
ill '
..... Tho Enulcs nux
mi i..iri im rcuumi jiii-v-
K ;,t p. m. in llio
Will IUIIUW
a uru uttkeu
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.Slim. Member
IN""?'. Iw. m.nl to
KM clounn
Mind.
, rhanaod Tho child
... r i I n a orlKliuilly
for Tuesday will bo
KStead on KrKluy at 1:30
E ,t tlio chamber of com-
I
hm 11 week-
H 'a of Pacific
IJec. He 18 "tallc-nod with
mvy m
,op Fir Council .There
ite n important meeting of
'"l Pi G r i council
LYy'it 7:30 p. m. In tho
inter oi CU.. ...V
hue urgcu iv vi
To 8p.ak Mrs. Gcoruo R. K.
Moorheud from Portland, execu
tive seerntnry or llio medical
school ut tho University of Ore-
Kon, urrlvucl hero this morning
und will speuk on tho subject
ol social liyglonc to three dif
ferent groups. Tho schedule Is
us follows: Chllo(uln PTA,
Monday, 2:30 p. m.; Haoscvelt
PTA. Tucsduy. 2:1)0 v. m.: PEO.
Tuesday, B p. m, She will be
Introduced by Mrs. Uola Parker.
Matting The Lutheran Lndlcs
Aid will moot Tuesday ut (1 p.m.
ut tho church, Cross und Cres
cent, with Mrs. T. M. Anderson
and Mrs. Paul Anderson os host
esses. All women who havo had
birthdays tho first three months
of this ycur will bo honored ut
the meeting. Tho Luther league
will present ii nlnv. "flnn Hn.
solve.
Lendori Training Tho first In
a series of Boy Scout lenders'
training classes will bo hold to-
nlulll Hi 7 n'Hrwilr fif It I ti n ti I.
Union high school. Lcudors ure
iuiiuohicu io use tno rear en
trunco on Monclulre. Tho second
class will bo hold at the sumo
time Wednesday night.
To Medford Hal A. Yntmnn
USO director, Ann Dirksmeier
und Bcttio Webber of tho USO
stuff will go to Medford Wcd
nesdny to take somn of thi?
perishable foodstuffs from this
ciuo to tno Medford USO. .
Towniond Club The Town-
send club will meet Tuesday at
p. in, ui tlio nnine ot 11. u.
Myers of BOO N. Oth, for a busi
ness meeting and social evening.
Refreshments uro to bo served
by tho men.
Pinochl Parly The Subur
ban leaguo auxiliary will hold
tho second in a series of pi
nochlo parties Tuesday, March
10, at 2 p. m. in the KC hall.
To Mt The executive com
mittee of tho Shusta PTA will
meet Tucsduy ut 2:30 p, m., at
Shustn school.
From Tionesta Mr. and Mrs.
K III flrev nf Tlr.nnuln ..; ,,!!
tfiru In Klnmnlh ITolla mrnM 4UA
weekend. They stuyed at the
winema notci.
Early Morning Fire
Causes Triple Loss
Flumes which the city fire de
purtment said sturtcd from hot
usnos destroyed a woodshed, un
rage und a 1030 Plymouth coupe
eany aunaay morning at the J,
Lay residence. 2439 Orchard.
Tho fire truck responded to a
cull received at 3:29 a, m. The
residence was not damaged.
The Australian aborigines are
believed to be one of the oldest
living species of man.
Wknd Visitors Mr. and
Mrs, J. J. Smoicer of Dunsmulr
were weekend visitors in Klum
uth Fulls en route to Blebcr, Cat.
Lusk Trial
Set Tuesday
Nettle , Belle Lusk, who was
indicted In December for con
tributing to tho delinquency ot
her 14-ycar-old daughter, goes on
trlnl tomorrow morning in cir
cuit court.
This will be the first criminal
trial In the court for three weeks.
Mrs. Lusk pleaded innocence
to the prosecution's charge that
she allowed her daughter to live
with Albert Wuldo In a cabin on
S. 6th, Waldo pleaded guilty to
statutory rape two months ago
ana was given a zu-year sentence
as a parole violator two months
ago.
R, F. McLaren was appointed
by the court to defend Mrs. Lusk.
She has been in the county jail
since last November.
Veterans Club Set
Up At Tulelake
TULELAKE, March 16 Vet
erans of world wars i ana ii
have organized a Veterans' club
and application Is being made
for a club liquor license under
provisions of a bill enacted re-.
cently by the California state
legislature. The committee com
posed of E. E. Gresham, veteran
of both wars, W. G. McCly-
monds, Loeth S. Dunlap, Clay
ton Rudeslll and Charles Rose
seeks also quarters for the club.
The constitution and by-laws
have been approved.
Monday, March 18, 1946
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