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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1947)
il Sprague River ' Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Passolt and Mr. and Mr. Burk and son ' spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Bob passolt and Char lotte. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jenkins and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ortls and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Grafton. ' Mr. and Mrs. Claire Taylor of Chlloquin spent a few days with Claires motner, Mrs. l.. O. Stow . , The school sponsored a pie supper for the March of Dimes with a very good turnout. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zibull spent the week-ena visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Broth erton motored to Medford Tuesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shadley have sold their restaurant to Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Tarwater of Klamath Falls. Mrs. Benny Lawyer Is re cuperating very nicely irom the flu. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Moore are spending their vacation with Mrs. Moore's mother at Boise, Ida. . . Dorrls, Calif., defeated Sprague River Warriors in a basketball game Monday eve ning 27 to 37. A very good crowd was present. Wavne Welch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Welch, is home from hospital feeling very good. Mrs. George Cram has un dergone a major operation at the Klamath Valley hospital. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Runnels have left for a week, to spend their vacation. Charles Barney and Heby Snell have returned from Rlv enide, Calif. They will finish school here. Mrs. Jackie Crume is spend ing a few days visiting with her mother - and family, Mrs. Cinda Crume. w, . - . " ", Mrs. Andy Ortis and Dib hon Cook are remodeling the Sprague River Variety store. Clino Roper was in Klamath Falls Thursday on business. A. M. Mattson accompanied him. Harry Mesner has been In Sprague River on business sev eral umes wis wcva. The culminating activity for ., the March of Dimes campaign in Sprague River was a basketball game, pie social and a grand March of Dimes given on Friday evening, January 31, in the school gymnasium. 1.1 .1 11 MI-MrtA MM IDC uaa&eiuaii game was played by the Sprague River "A" and "B" teams for an entertain . ing feature for the evening. This was followed by the pie auction. The pies brought by girls below the sixth grade were auctioned off to the boys of the same grade level, by Mr. Curry. The older folks' auction was held In the gym with the Rev. E. J. i nil m "ucitoucct. wuun was served to the- adul and y cocoa lo we; ..cmioren: py ivixa. swuny. n i- i The - evening closed . with - a grand March of Dimes. As Mrs. Ethel Parkey played a march the audience. -marched around -the gymnasium and dropped their contribution into a container. Everyone attending reported a nice time. Proceeds totaled $87.04. school equaled $37.70. . The total from Sprague River equalled $170.97. The committee wishes to thank each and every one who helped in any way toward making this campaign a success. The committee members were Mrs. Sterett, Mrs. Rollo Moore, Mrs. Charles Borough, Mrs. O. .. W. Ludwick, Mrs. Ethel Pankey, , Ross Mclntyre and Mrs. Ted Montgomery, the chairman. Ken The Cub Scouts. Dack 18. and Boy ScoutSj troop 18, will hold a combined meeting at the Fair haven school on the evening of February 28. A potluck dinner will be served about 6:30 p, m. Parents and friends are invited. The Keno junior high school basketball team won the game played with Fremont's "B" team afternoon, February 12. The score was 24-19. Keno's high point man was Jimmy Layton, with a total of nine points. In- lriantall 14- U - 1 . i that this team has won all of its Karnes this season. 40th Annual Fireman's Ball MERRILL COMMUNITY HALL Sat. Feb. 22th Music by PAPPY GORDON Lunch served by Firemen't Auxiliary Dancing 10:00 to 3:00 Proceed for Siren and Other Equipment Admission: Couples $1.80 Single $1.20 (Inc. Tax) Lanqell Valley Mrs. Mary Dearborn of Bon anza spent the week-end in Langcll valley visiting her son and daughter and their faml lies. Mr. - and Mrs. Walter Pool and family of Klamath Falls anon- fho ,U.llf -ll H With HPT parents, Mr. ana Airs, lorn wu son. Mr. and Mrs. George Fern lund and sons spent the 6th and ,4V in Medford with rela tives. Friends will be glad tp hear that Mrs. Harold Wilson is re covering satisfactorily from her tecent serious illness. . Mr. and Mrs. Lester Leavitt were dinner guests of Mr. and iLfr-e V W Rmwn Vnhri i nr 2. Friends have received word from Mr. and Mrs. Charles mo Beth of Medford of their new The McBeths lived in the val ley before moving to Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chatburn T. nf Man-ill wura Hlnner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hodges and fete noages Mon day evening. Cora Lea-itt spent Friday at Bonanza with her mother, Mrs. Mary Dearborn. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hender son 6f Los Angeles spent 10 j ...itv. Me n 11 H Mrs Me. Mahan. While here, Carl, who is a chef, made chop suey, ana Mr. a-d Mrs. Woodward and ki- nnH Xfr Pnv Davis and ill 1 . DIIU " ' Denny were, dinner guests of the McMahans ana nenoersuns. Mrs. Ruby Brown, -Mrs. Artie r-u nnri Mr Mnrv Dear born, all of Bonanza, were Sun day dinner guests ot mr. ana Mrs. Wesley Dearborn and fam ily on Sunday. tained with a turkey dinner Feb- nirv 11. honoring ner nusunuu on his birthday. Besides Mike, l m,A,i nt hnnnr. those present were, Paul and Mark Dearborn, Mr. ana ran. "".J Tlaaphnrn nnrl children ana Mrs. Jim Womack spent the week end in Klamatn rans wnn uw father. , . . xTi-o fl F. Jackson of Poplar Bluff, Mo., spent sev- eral days last weeic wiui and Mrs. Clay Walker. Mrs. inrkcnn Is a sister of Clay and Charlie Walker. Claude Jack- son of Santa - rtosa, uiiu., brought his parents to Oregon. L. A. Constans is spending a t l T.nlravlnw with his daughter, Mrs. Margie Harbeson and family. Deepest sympamy is exienucu idimim nf Prank Grohs who passed away February 15. He lived here many years ana nau a host of friends in Klamath county. "" , Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jackson en tertained with a turkey dinner on Sunday evening. Guests were Mr. .and Mrs. Joe Roads, Mr. and Mrs. Jess. Williams and Mi? and Mrs. Les Leavitt and Doris and 'Cal. .... Uaitia Walbiif BllH MrS. MUI. -- " - Cora Leavitt spent Monday at Bonanza with Mrs. Mary Dear born. ' Ronnie and Larry Miles of TSAnn n m rnntlfl itlfl a fpul days with Mrs. Bessie Campbell - - - . 1. : . 1 Mm, Uanmnn Hodges is In Crescent City. Mrs. Cecil Forcler left Satur day for San Francisco. The Forclers recently sola meir store at Lorella. Cecil and daughter Lynette plan to leave soon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frazier spent -Wednesday and Thursday at Grants Pass with Mr. and Mr T j-ii i ic UnnrnA Sp Thfl Fraziers have a new sedan. A potluck dinner was held at fVia Knmp nf Mr anri Mm JamM Martin in Klamath Falls on Sun day. Those enjoying the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Clay Walker and Ernest, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin DANCE Langell Valley Sat., Feb. 22nd Dancing 9:00 to 1:00 Admission Men $1.00 Ladies 25c Music by "Swing Quintet" Globe Trotter fc. :.- ,. 0m i . Mrs. Mary Smith, 80-year-old Langtll valley resident, has ar rived in Scotland and is visiting relatives whom sha hasn't seen for nearly 30 years. She sailed from New York February 5 and arrived in Scotland Febru ary 10. LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. Mary Smith, mother of Mrs. Harry Frazier, sailed from New York on the Queen Elizabeth February 5 and arrived in Scot land February 10. She plans on staying six months with her sister, Mrs. Kate Eastman, in Armadale. Mrs. Smith has two other sisters and many other relatives in Scotland with whom she plans to visit. It was 55 years ago that Mrs. Smith left Scotland to come to America. This is her first visit to her native country and she will be 80 years old in Novem ber. She made the ocean trip alone. Mrs. Frazier took her mother as far as Yuba City where she visited two sons and attended the wedding of a granddaughter, then a son accompanied them to Sacramento where she boarded the Overland Flyer for New York. Mrs. Smith was met in New York by a nephew, William Strachan, and she spent a week on the east coast visiting rela tives in Massachusetts and New Jersey before she sailed for Scotland. She plans to bring her youngest sister back with her for her first visit to the United States. Jacobsen and son, Mr. and Mrs. Glen McGregor and son, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Martin and daughter. Lon nie Eugene the small son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacobsen, was hos pitalized at Sacred Heart . that morning. i n m $t J' Chemult Mrs. Margaret Bishop of Seat tle, wash., is visiting her daugh ter, Mrs. Arthur Faria, of the Chemult auto court In Chemult. Ralph Francisco who has been visiting at the Thompson home in Chemult left Wednesday, February 5 for Eagle Point to visit his sister, Mrs. Ed James and Blanche Farris made a trip to Barclay Springs Friday, February 7 to visit Mrs. James' mother and to leave Miss James for a few days with her grandmother.. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Thomp son of Eugene visited his par ents February 4 in Chemult. Myrtle Hash has been con fined to her home the past few days because of illness. "Doc" Turner returned from Portland ls&t week. Turner pur chased a new hearing aid while in Portland. J. R. Thompson of the Che mult cafe celebrated his 70th birthday Thursday, February 6. Mrs. E. S. Hawkins and sons of Lebanon visited her mother, Mrs. J. R. Thompson, Sunday, February 9. Ellis Thompson of Portland spent Sunday, February 9 with his folks in Chemult. Mrs. Myrtle Hash was taken to Klamath Falls to the hospital Friday night, February 7, by her sister and husband from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thrader ar rived in Chemult Monday, Feb ruary 10, to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Thompson. The Thraders are from Wash ington. Gilchrist GILCHRIST, Feb. 19 Funds were collected in Gilchrist, Shev lin, Crescent and Crescent Lake by the Grizzliettes of Gilchrist High school to help In financing the basketball team's trip to the tournament at Klamath Falls. The following captains were chosen from each community: Gloria Hyatt. Gilchrist; Jackie Proke, Shevlln; Margaret Gud dat. Crescent; Hilla Chavez, Crescent Lake. The club set its goal at 3200 which was collected through the generous donations of the people. The student body and teachers would like to take this oppor tunity to show their appreciation by thanking the residents of each community for their co operation in this drive. New applications for educa tion and job training filed dur ing November with veterans ad ministration under the G. I. fell to 205,000, the lowest number received during any month of 1946. If you can not be in town In the daytime to get that fire in surance policy, call Hans Nor land at home, 3827. i Unexpected drama springing from basi cally sure, uncluttered lines! Fred A. Block carves the long torso suit in rich wool crepe, adds great splash pockets with matching curved cuffs for contrast ing excitement. Flattering Fred A, Block toque with fly-away feather wings. ' Chiloquin The Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Hum phries, evangelists, are in charge of a Christian youth rally, sched uled for the Chlloquin high school gymnasium, Saturday evening, February 22, from 7:30 to 9:30. The Williamson River Methodist church, Chlloquin Methodist church, Four Square Gospel, Klamath Temple, and the Open Bible Standard church will assist In the service. Young people are urged to attend. A surprise baoy crib shower was given at the home ot Mrs. Wayne Nlchims in honor of Mrs. Mclvln Lang on Tuesday eve ning, February 18. Mrs, Maude Porter. Mrs. Kathorlne Evcrllt. and Mrs. Dwight Klrcher were co-hostcsses with Mrs. Niehaus. Invited guests Included Mrs. Roy Gienger, Mrs. Don Taylor. Mrs. Ted Markwurdt, Mrs. Al Castol, Mrs. Crawford Lewis, Mi's. Cluire Taylor, Mrs. Duke Wil bur, Mrs. George Reed, Mrs. Walter Pohll, Mrs. Lee Hatcher, Mrs. Vem Smith, Mrs. O. E. Stone, Mrs. Daisy Holt, Mrs. E. K.. tmith, Mrs. Homer Holt, Mrs. Harold Collins, Mrs. George Bruutlacht, Mrs. Bert Albert, Mrs. John Ai'kell. Mrs. Todd Deffcnbacher, Mrs. Ivan Doak, Mrs. William Beat, Mrs. Betty Satlcy, Mrs. Al Prcscott, Mrs. John Acomb, Mrs. Hurry Elliott, Mrs. u. M. Potter, Mrs. Owen Waggle, Mrs. Marge Hlbbert, Miss Paula Albert, Miss Donna Brautlacht. and the guest of hon or, Mrs. Lang. Visiting at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Johnson are Mrs. Johnson's sister and fam ily, the Rev. and Mrs. Carroll Grimes and daughter Carolyn ot rowers, ure. rlev. u rimes is here to attend the ministers' con ference being conducted this week at the Klamath temple. They will return to their coast home on Thursday of this week. Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Graves and daughters Mary Jo and Alice of Modoc Point are spend ing two weeKs in San ranclsco. Mrs. Walter Zimmerman was honored on Wednesday evening after the regular meeting of Eastern Star by a surprise hand kerchief shower to celebrate her birthday. Hostesses tor the group were Mrs. Lou Kelllson, Mrs. Crawford Lewis, and Mrs. Dwight Kircher. Miss Janet O'Donnell, of Van couver. Wash., a former Chilo quin resident, is a house guest at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Hank Self Service Laundry Wash Your Clothes at Bob's Laundryette 1719 Main , Phone 9234 V i Irl ' - u Johnson, She arrived last Satur day and plans to remain for at toast two weeks before return ing to her northern home. A special ussemuly whs called at Chlloquin high school on Tuesday, February 18, at which time the Lettermen'a club pre sented Coach Joe "Sandy" Mil ler with a handsome wrist watch In - appreciation of his leading the basketball loom to county championship this year. Chief of Police Fenton Muhrt announces that local prisoners are being put to work In clean ing the city streets, repainting "no parking" zones, the city Jail, and installing new traffic signs. As soon as all speed limit signs are put up, traffic rules will be strictly enforced. HAD ENOUGH MEDINA, N. Y., Feb. 21 Ml A. J. Richards, 83-your-old com mercial pholographer who has walked up three flights of stairs to his studio for 60 years, finally got tired and cloned his business temporarily. He hopes to reopen In the spring if he can f met ground floor quarters. yi. . ism if hiii i s I remra' ii-i ff f II t Our best selection in years! o Pendleton o.5(Mo 10.75 U II I Arrow and Manhattan I I 3.25 to 3.95 II rmf J 5? fjm. sflM For outdoor w.ar and sportlnt J M eH etna nusc m jufoftw6 Former IG Sugarman Location 6th Soignee simplicity in a wool crepe box jacket suit with a slim shaft skirt . , . leaving glamour to the glorious bowed blouse! It's done in myriad-hued pure silk print with lapels and-facing of the same precious fabric. A mllanette drum beret completes the ensemble. HSSAI B NKWS, Klamllk Tillf. art. Hager Martin and Larry Snyder spent the week-end In Klainuth Fulls. Dulbert Arant was lit with a bad cold and unable to attend school Monday. , Bruco Hess left for Lovelock, Nev Monday morning where he is employed by his brother. He has been hero several weeks vis iting his parents and brothers and sisters who live near Hager. I. Wright is building an addi tion to their pump house. -FOft SALE - Good Used Sacks Suitable for Stock Feed Potatoes El-llce Potato Co. Hatfield, Calif. If A MmAT, ?. II, MM. 'f Twl Mrs. King li expecting her.' brother and wife (Mr. and Mni Clinton R. Jester ot the agrlk, culture department, Ashland) to visit over the week-end. Tho side roads art rapidly drying out and will soon be passable. In peacetime, beeswax Is used In making ointments, cold crtsms and nail polishes; It Is also em ployed for wood finishing and candle making. and Main
