Herald and news., April 30, 1946, Page 5, Image 5

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R.lurni Mil. Joint Yudon,
101 Old Kurt loud, returned
Holiday night from I'urtlmul
where she hu licen visiting her
ion Mi'lvin, who returned to the
jtule hint dill from service In
.liu I'uclllc. Molvln hug reiuiniud
nlK iHmltlon with Wellnglioue
filectnc company unci l now
pruiiiotloniil unit minT v lmn en
llneer for the cnmmerclul do
piirtiiienl. Ilia territory Include
ill of U r K o ii and oulhern
Wellington. Ho In perniuiienlly
ioeuled In l'ortlunil, having
uoiight a house there. Mr. Yu
don iiiiw her (oil leave by plunu
Momhiy for SfUtllv where he
will ii 1 1 c n cl u conference of
northwest uleclrlcul engineer.
Vacation TSgt. Hurry C.
SIliiMxiiiK. Iiiimp now ut route
3 box 8411. a former primmer of
wur In Jupuii. Iiiik iiiii tfit the
viii'iilliin ut Mhiinl lleuih, Klu.,
offered him by tliii AAK per
sonnel distrlliutlnii comiiiund,
uml will urrlve there Mny lit.
These two-week vnnillon of
fer to released prisoner of wur
include triiiisportutlon by ulr,
mil or private rur for the vet
(run uml two of hi hninedlule
linnlly with nil expeue, Incliid
mil hoti'l uml mcnls, nt the briich
resort.
L.av.
St. I.oul,
lent, und
17, route
tllriuilfUfd
nth Villi.'
hnve rece
Juries reci
accident
April 23
Hospital -Dnrrell Jon
13, Ki-nii, KUIIS tu
John Klrhiiril Snyder.
3, box 343, city, were
Moniluy from Klum
y hnspltul where Ihry
Ivrd treatment mr in-
elvrd In nn initoniobllo
on the Kciio rond on
Roturni Frunklln L. Weaver
returned Monday night from l.o
Angeles, where he w culled by
Ilin lllnen of hi ller, Florence
Weaver, well known here. Ml
Weaver, lenclier In the U
Angelc achool, underwent ma
jor urgery on her eyea and la
ut Good Samaritan honpltul. She
i reported doing nicely.
Called to Valley Mr. John
White, owner of lluHlnv beauty
ahop, waa called to Mcdford tins
weekend by the aerioua lllnen of
her father, Runkln Kale, lie haa
been In poor health for aome
llmo. Mr. White culled frlentla
here toiluy and anld her fnther'a
condition waa unchaniied.
Navy Enlist.. Evan Everett
Everly of l.nkevlew, aon of Mra.
l.ols Kverly, C'hlco, Calif., and
Dnnuld David Smith, aon of Mr.
and Mra. Hoy Smith of lily
hnve Joined the U. S. navy unci
re now In boot camp, San
Diego, lloth are 17 yciira old.
Data Vl.w.d Data compiled
by the technical atuff on the
vetemna hospital ailea wna cure
fully none over yesterday at a
, meeting of the veteran affuira
committee of the chumber of
commcrro and the city planning
commission.
Vacation Over Delia Stark,
Vutley hotel, who took a plane
trip to Iowa to vlait her family
on her vacation, returned this
weekend. She will return to her
position with Weyerhneuaer
Timber company Mny 1,
To Cooa Bay Mr. und Mra.
Hurry 8. Wood, 11)113 Auburn,
pioneer resident of Kliimulh
r'ull, left Tueatiuy iixji lilriu for
Cooa Hay where they will vlait
their diiuglilor'g family, Mr, und
Mra. Kii'fiiiun Ki'liult. und chil
dren. SchulliC, formerly iniinu
Iter at Aliloinu l.uniljer com
pany, la now umtlnliiut auperin
leiiilent of the Cooa Huy Lum
ber company.
From Malln Mr. uud Mra. A.
N. Kelaey, who are now residing
ut Malln, are In Klumuth Kails
for a short lime on business. Mra,
Walter liower, daughter of Mra.
Kelaey, la upending a few duya
In Sun Kruui'isco where, her hus
band, a second engineer with
tiie uriny transport, la aliitionetl.
Vlaila Pur.nts rtui-ll Crun
dull of Yreka, Calif., spent the
pust weekend here visiting hla
parents, Mr. und Mra. Wlllmott
Cruiidull of 213 Kldoriitio. Mra.
Crundiill la atlll confineti to her
home with a buck Injury re
ceived March 4 while attending
a meeting at a local hotel,
III at Hospital Syd Johnson,
who reaidc in the Kute rprihu
traeta, la receiving uu.'dical at
tentlon at Klumuth Valley ho
pltul where he bus been seriously
ill. Johnson was Jual recovering
from un ankle fracture when hu
became III und hail to return to
the hospltAI.
Lt. Cmdr. Gould
Escapes In Crash
Friend of l.t. Cmdr. Hich
urd K. Gould, who was atutloned
a', the Klumuth naval ulr stu
tlon lust year will be Inlcrt-atcd
to leurn of hla nnrrow escape
from Injury In a midair cuish
of two oiivy figliter planes off
Hawaii 10 day ago, according
to word received by hi parents.
Mr. uud Mra. Jay Gould of
Hrenierton, Wash.
Gould, commanding officer of
a fighter squadron, was taking
part In eombut training whet
another plane sheared off Ijie
lull section of hi plane. He went
Into un inverted spin, but man
aged lu ball out und parachute
Into tli,; aen, aeven nillea out,
where lie Inllnted a small life
ruft. A navy tug rescued him
unhurt except fur a few alight
injurii-a.
Ill wife and two small daugh
ter ar.' row living In Sun llec.o
where 1,1. -y purchased a ii.inis
alter leaving Klumuth f i 'i
Requiem High Mass
For War Casualty
Solemn requiem high mass
waa aaid thla morning at 8
o'clock ut Sncred Heart church
for S 2c Joseph F. Sexton, aon
of Mr. und Mr. Frank Sexton,
2:13 Riverside, who waa lust cur
ly In the wur on tho Jurvla in
Uic South I'neific.
Again on Thursday at 8 a. m.
Ihere will be celebration In
memory of Harold Derrnh, aon
of Mr. and Mra. Frank Derrnh,
134:1 Crescent, lost on a subma
rine Inte in the war. Celebrant
included the Hev. Father T. P.
Casey, John I'helan and Ray
mond liiard.
'She Stoops To Conquer'
haa been choaen aa thla
The fiveact play by Oliver Goldsmith, "She Stoopa to Conauar,
year'a Klamath Union high achool atudent body praaentation, to be given for the general pub
lic. Thursday at 8:15 p. m. In the silks and lacea of the mid-18th century are four mombers of
the caat. front, left to right, Shirley Dalton. Miaa Neville) and Marilyn O'Neill, Mill Hard
caatle. Back, left to right, are Gary Cruikahank, Mr. Haatinga; and Dave Williama, Mr. Marlow.
Evergreen.
HIGH SCHOOL
Now Not and.
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By JOAN O'NEILL
Yesterday waa another big day
for the seniors. Yesterday morn
ing most of the seniors arrived
at achool dressed in the tradi
tional senior
lli.b rinv atvlo
ranged through f
almost a 1 1 U 4
J
form of attire. j;1
The kids wore fA $,
their eriHtumea w
all day. At the it
an axaembly
was held for
the student jBta O'NalU
body In which
the seniors were shown off.
Prizes were awarded by Bill
Sari, senior class president, who
acted as master of ceremonies
for the gathering. After the
seniors had paraded through the
aisles, the Judges submitted their
opinions as to whom prizes
should go. John Heilbronner.
Carol Reeves, Jim- Howard and
Erlene Wheeler received single
prizes. Five girls, June Bosworth,
Ruth Merrill, Barbara Roskamp,
Charlotte Carter and Joan
O'Neill, posing as "Five Salted
TtiasDAT, ptii it, lata, rt ru
Peanuts," received the prize for
tiie funniest. The award for the
funniest boy went to George
Zupan; funniest girl, Gladys De
Witt; cleverest boy. Bill Sari;
cleverest girl, Shirley Robinson.
Mary Havens received the award
as the best sustained character
for her imitation of an old
woman.
Play Today
The student body play, "She
Stoops to Confuer," was played
today. The remaining list of
characters as mentioned yester
day are Alyce Wells. Mndlin
Ellis. Melvin Stoecklin, Dick
Griffiths, Harold Gillette, Ruth
Soder, Dolores Helfrich, Lee
Goode, Jack Kennett, Rex Mills,
Jim Crossley, Peggy MacAntce,
Elaine Ericks, Evalyn Rowland,
Joan Schroeder.
Other members of this large
cast include the following who
appear in the inn scene: Grayden
Gwin, Jean Rae Oldenburg, Jerry
Schubert, Rod Allis, Clifford
Cain, Connie Kohler, Darlene
Price, Bill Sari, Evelyn Long,
Nancy Ballentine, Goldina
Thompson, Jack Kennett, Owen
Moore, Helen Rainwater, Margia
Foster, Joan Weber, Lew Harper,
Patsy Kennett, Betty Doran,
Laura Coles, Carol Anderson,
Rosemary Bigbee and Joe Ross,
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I
Vet Hospital Site
Board Here May 5
L. A. Warren, site Inspector
for the veteran administration
und inspection board, will In
here May 3, according to a letter
received today at the chumber
of commerce.
Warren will look over pro
posed lte for the veteran ad
ministration hospital to be built
in Klumuth Full and check the
Information secured by the cham
ber veteran affairs committee
and the city planning commis
sion. In Hoapital Mrs. Walter
Kennett, :I.'I3 Haskina, i a pa-
Itient at Hillside hospital where
she Is receiving medical treatment.
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Alaskans Paying
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Mrs. Charles Whlttemorc and
year-old son Ricky Allen of
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her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. D.
Reeder,, 312 Michigan. Whltte
more remained in Alaska to look
after their ladies' ready-to-wear ; j
ousiness.
The Whittomores have been in
Alaska about nine years. This is
the first time Ricky Allen has
reen his grandparents and his
first visit to the "outside." His
mother is the former Connie
Reeder. They plan to stay in ! !
Klamath Falls about a month.
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