IIIDU1 EMPIRE IB
Sprague River
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Spltzcr
were in Chiloquin Sunday after
noon visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oats.
Mrs. Faye Rutherford is here
from Eugene for a visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Kelly. . ,u .
Bill Skeen, who sent the win
ter in Marshfield with his
daughter, Mrs. Ted Savage, has
returned home.
Gail Ridcnour was rushed to
Hillside hospital in Klamath
Falls Thursday evening for an
emergency appendectomy. He is
reported to be recovering.
Pat Ludwick is at home with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen
Ludwick. Miss Ludwick will
finish her training course in
nursing in May.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Moore
left Saturday for Lewiston, Ida.,
to visit Mrs. Moore's parents.
En route they will stop in Boise
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Rosa Shadley, who has
been in Chico for the winter,
has returned to her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shadley and
family are in Sprague River.
They moved from here three
years ago to Vale. Recently
they sold their property there
and are now looking for a loca
tion. They plan to remain in
Sprague River until school
closes.
Mrs. Ethel Pankey attended
the meeting in Klamath Falls
Saturday for primary teachers.
Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Newlun
and Luella are in Van Nuys,
Calif., this week to visit their
son, Pvt. Buster Newlun, who
is in a veterans' hospital receiv
ing treatment.
Mrs. Ruby Zebol is home
from Portland. She had been
there for some time receiving
medical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Sander
ville and Maria were here for
a visit with Mrs. Bob Rogers
and other relatives.
Mrs. Clara Karges has re
turned to Sprague River to
make her home. She spent the
winter in Sacramento. She
bought the Rosecraus property
and will move there soon. She
plans to do complete remodel
ing and modernizing on the
property.
W. F. Parks spent a few days
in Medford recently.
Leo Pugh from Klamath Falls
visited for a short time Satur
day with his sister, Mrs. Lendle
Story and family.
Mrs. Laura Barney, Charles
and Bobby are visiting relatives
in Reno this week.
Poe Valley
Donald Roberts sold his ranch
to Mr. Hitchman this spring.
Mr. and Mrs. George Reiling
were shoppers in Klamath Falls
from here Friday. Mrs. Reiling
has recovered from the mumps.
A grange meeting was held at
the hall Wednesday with quite
a few attending.
Arbee and Warren Roberts and
John Nork attended a movie in
Klamath Falls Saturday night.
George Berry was a caller
here from Klamath Falls the
first part of the week. Shop
pers in Klamath Falls Tuesday
included Mr. and Mrs. Losson
Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Roberts and daughter, Mrs. Joe
Nork and John. Mrs. Victor
Nork and children. Zella High
called at the Joe buiuvan home
in Olene Tuesday.
Leland Webber is ill with a
sore throat and tonsilitis.
Wilbur Reiling is bringing his
dairy barn near completion. It
is a ime one.
The United States has more
than 335 varieties of rats and
mice.
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Earl Revnolds Jr.. who was
recently released from the Sea
bees has re-cntcrcd Oregon
State college to finish his
schooling.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kcady
sold their farm last week to
J. H. Sullivan of Klamath Falls
and have purchased the former
Charles Latta farm from Mike
Duran.
Mr. and Mrs. w. v. w un
latch and Mrs. Roy Whitlatch
left for Eugene Tuesday, where
they were called by the sudden
death of Mrs. W. V. Whitlatch's
brother Clayton Springer.
Dorothy Dixon returned Sun
day from a week's visit with
Marcille Reynolds at Stanford
university. Dorothy left Sun
day afternoon for Eugene to
resume her studies at the uni
versity. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hayes
spent the weekend with his
aunt, Mrs. G. M. Rudolph at
Project City, Calif. They also
visited Rudolph who is critical
ly ill in the hospital at Project
City,
Construction work b y the
new resident on the Percy
Dixon farm was started last
week.
Little Rav Jackson who suf
fered an attack of pneumonia
last week is reported improv
ing. Gilbert Rudolph, who is in a
navy pilot training school in
Tennessee, visited relatives and
friends here Saturday.
Word has been received here
of the critical illness of George
M. (Rudy) Rudolph, a former
resident of this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph sold
their farm here in 1938. moving
to Glendale, Ore., and later to
California where Rudolph was
employed in construction work.
Rudolph suffered a paralytic
stroke on March 31. while at
the home of his sister, Mrs.
Bertha Kock at Proiect Citv,
near Shasta Dam, Calif. Friends
may address the Rudolph fam
ily at P.O. Box 892 Project
City, Calif.
Bonanza
Mrs. Ruth Mullenox is now
home after spending the winter
in California.
Mrs. Mareareta Fields and
family have been visiting at the
home of her mother Mrs. Mable
Davison.
Mrs. Daisy Cox and children.
Jerry and Gloria went to Med
ford where they visited with
friends and relatives. Accom
panying them were Mrs. Nora
Cox, Mrs. Katie Bolds and Mrs.
Maud Farrell.
Lois and PhilliD Hunt have
been visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Bechdoldt.
Mrs. Cora Leavitt entertained
at her home recently. Guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Frazier, Mrs.
bmith and Mrs. Dearborn.
Kelsey Ruland is now home
from the navy. He has his- dis
charge from that branch of the
service.
H. B. Cox was a business
visitor in Lakeview. Sam Cox
and Mrs. Nora Cox went home
at that time, after a visit with
the Cox family.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Kruger charivaried the young
couple.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Cox and
children spent a day in Klam
ath Falls at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. O. C. Farrell. The oc
casion being in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Nelson and children.
Jewell and Larry of Medford.
Other guests of the day were
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crapo and
children Leroy and Bobbie, Mrs.
Katie Bolds and Mrs. Nora Cox.
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Graduation
Set May 16
MALIN, April 10 Mary Jane
Hornbeak will be valedictorian
of the graduating class of the
Malin high school at commence
ment exercises Thursday eve
ning May 16 in the Broadway
hall. The salutatory address will
be given by Leo Liobolt. Bacca
laureate services will be in the
Malin Presbyterian church Sun
day evening, May 12, with the
sermon to be given by Rev.
Glenn Morton. May 17 is the
official date for the end of the
term and students of both the
hieh school and the elementary
school will receive report cards
at noon on that date. Three gins
and five boys are graduating
from high school.
Malin high school did not close
last fall for the potato harvest
vacation in which other schools
of the county participated and
students here will finish work
two weeks earlier than Merrill.
No plans are being made for a
senior prom this year, it was
announced this week by A. E.
Street, principal, but the senior
class will present a three-act
comedy," Aaron Slick from Pun
kin Creek," on Thursday eve
ning, April 25 under the direc
tion of Herbert Holmes, member
of the faculty.
The juniors will entertain the
seniors at a banquet before the
end of school and the high school
band under the direction of Mr.
Curry and the girls' chorus un
der the direction of Mrs. Jean
Blake will present a spring mu
sic concert early next month.
Langell Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Walker
and Ernest were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett
and family and Jim Womack
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Frank Pepple and Bob
of Klamath Falls were dinner
guests at the Walter Smith and
family home on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frazier,
Mrs. Mary Smith and L. A. Con
stans were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ora Johnson on Thurs
day to celebrate Harry's birth
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jones
of Klamath Falls spent Sunday
with their daughter and family,
the Ray Marchants.
Bud Harris spent a few days
in San Francisco on a busi
ness trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foote,
former Langell Valley and Hen
ley residents, now of Redmond,
are the parents of a daughter,
Carol Anne, born April 1.
Mrs. Buster Watkins is spend
ing a few weeks in Los Angeles
with relatives.
Mrs. Lester Pinelli, mother
of Mrs. Bill Burnett is in Hill
side hospital recovering from a
major operation.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Johnson
were dinner guests at the Ray
Marchant's on Friday evening
to help Ray celebrate his birth
day. There will be a weed control
program at the Lorella com
munity hall on Friday evening.
April 26. Everyone is invited
and moving pictures illustrating
ine topic win De snown.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis., April 11
Jf) A nomeward bound com
muter dashed through an alley
and reached his bus with a
spring finish, leaving his trail
cieany rjiazea rjy 555 in green
backs.
A girl who noted his progress
from the window of an office
building backtracked the sprint
er and, with two Dolicemen
picked up five 510 and one $5
0111s.
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Merrill
Betty May Hammond has re
signed as news reporter for the
Merrill Baby beef club and Don
ald Patton has been appointed to
fill the office. The club met April
3 at the high school under the
leadership of Hilary Winebar
ger. Ten members of the club
are raising calves in preparation
for the annual 4-H show next
fall.
Seaman 1c Merle Woodley
made a surprise visit to his home
and parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. R.
Woodley, last weekend. He has
been stationed at Treasure Is
land but has been transferred re
cently to Mare island near Valle
jo. He expects to be discharged
about July 1 and has been in the
service 20 months.
The Merrill Library club met
April 4 at the home of Mrs. M.
A. Bowman with Mrs. Joe Bai
ley and Mrs. Riley DeLap as co
hostesses. Mrs. Harold King was
greeted as a new member.
It was announced that a cedar
chest was purchased which mem
bers in the next few months will
fill with household linens and
other items had been purchased.
The filled chest will be sold to
raise funds for carrying on club
activities. Ten dollars was do
nated to the Red Cross.
Mrs. Albert Blake was ap
pointed by the president, Mrs.
William Walker to serve as chair
man of the book committee for
the next three months.
Present for the meeting were
Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Joe Bailey,
Mrs. Bowman, Mrs. Riley De
Lap, Mrs. J. Leland Pope, Mrs.
R. L. Dalton, Mrs. Roy McNeill,
Mrs. Frank Hancock, Mrs. War
ren Fruits, Mrs. Albert Balke
and Mrs. Harold King.
Mrs. McNeill will be hostess on
May 2 with Mrs. W. J. Grove
and Mrs. Frank Hancock, co-hostesses.
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Another one of the popular
community pinochle parties was
held at the A. R. Campbell home
In the Pine Grove district on the
evening of March 23. Hostesses
were Mrs. Basil Brown, Mrs. lr
vin Campbell and Mrs. A. R.
Campbell.
There were nine tables play
ing throughout the evening and
high scores went to Mrs. George
Stevenson and Chet Wilson. At
the close of the evening delicious
refreshments were served.
George Stevenson Jr., (Stevie)
is confined to the family home
with an attack of mumps.
Curtis Gebhardt is a patient
at the Hillside hospital where he
submitted to major surgery the
evening of April 1. His condi
tion is reported to be improving,
Mrs. Nona Corpening spent
the past weekend in Bonanza,
where she was the guest of her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Hickman. Sunday
was the 81st birthday of Hick
man. They are pioneer residents
of Bonanza and huvc operated
the hotel in that little town for
over 20 years. Until the last few
years Hickman also owned and
operated a barber shop in con
nection with the hotel. They
came to Klamath county In 1910.
Jane Sanders of Portland vis
ited with the Grigsby, Brown
and Grimes families last week.
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Tuesday In company with seveiui
other nurses aim an win in."-"
from San Francisco by boat fur
Hawaii where they me to he em
ployed in one of Iho Island hos
pitals. ,
Harvey O'Brien, former Olene
resident, recently returned to
Portland after spending some
time here looking after property
interests.
Jean Masten spent spring va
cation at the home of her par
ents, the Stanley Muslens. Jean
is a student at OSC.
Mrs. Wilbur Heilling and chil
dren and Mis. Ernest Milanl and
son visited recently with Iho
Fred Ueilings who now reside
near Brookings. They reported
a family get-together of around
20, all members of the Anderson
and Keiling clan.
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MANILA. April 11 (I') Gov
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mated today that the Philippines
require 4,500,000.000 board feet
of lumber for reconstruction.
At the rate the islands' U2 saw
mills are producing, it would
take 30 years to fill the require
ments. Lumber now sells for as high
as $300 a thousand board feet.
TbouMndi of men and woman
bT found that time)-1st ltd
Stuart Tttiuu brim quick.
happy rtlicl to p-robbiii
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The SI' repair crow pulled lit
hero Monday evening and ex-
peels to bo nere nruiimi i""
weeks.
m i.iiiMM, Snvdor were
visitors In Klamath Flills Satur
day.
Hubert Megino Is now rni-
ploved In one i wit- uu
ios'in Klamath Falls.
Congratulations are oxioniieu
to Mr. and Mrs. Murry llrltlian
who were recently married in
Hono, Nov. Murry i quite wen
known hero, having liven in in
Henley district a few years ago.
in- ..,,.1 Mrs. Mackatto lire
temporary residents here now.
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