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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1947)
Crowd Attends Scout Rally Four hundred people, includ ing 200 Scouts, witnessed the Klamath Basin District Boy Scout rally and court of honor Tuesday night in the Merrill high school - gymnasium. The court of honor, held at the con clusion of the rally activities was conducted by Dr. Richard Cur rin, advancement chairman. Dr. F. Cecil Adams presented the highest award of the evening to Carl Rainus of Malin. Carl re ceived the coveted Eagle Scout rank, his mother pinning the badge on his uniform with Lad die Rajnus, his father and a vet eran Scouler, witnessing the pre sentation. Dr. Adams challenged young Rajnus with - the state ment that the award of this high rank was a call to further serv- ' ice in the Scout movement. Life ranks were , presented to two young men, James Welch of Trann IK anil RtnnW MeClel- lan of Troop 8. The Life rank is the next step below the cov eted Eagle. Tror 16, sponsored by the Sacred Heart Catholic church, won the final leg on the court of honor attendance trophy and will keep the award permanent ly. This announcement was made by District Commissioner Heber Radcliffe after a Troop roll call. Troop 16 had an at tendance of 487 per cent of its Scout membership with 75 par ents and friends being present on behalf of the troop. Patrols winning the most points in the rally events were: Flying Eagle patrol of Troop 8, first with 11 points Modoc pa trol of Troop 33, Malin, second with 9 points; tying with the Apache patrol of Troop 16 for this place; the Flying Eagle pa trol of Troop 50, third place with 5 points, and the Eagle pa trol, of Troop 2 placed fourth. Many patrols had one or more places in the events so no high scores were accumulated even by the winners. Rally events were managed by Neighborhood Commissioners Paul Tanner. Clifford Macy, Harvey woodara and uomer Jones working under the direc tion of Heber Radcliffe. Bob Simmonds of Troop 2 was scorer with various Scouters acting as judges. Court of honor awards were also made by the neighbor hood commissioner staff. , The next district event will be a camporee on April 26, probably in Moore park. - , CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks, and appreciation for the acts of kindness, the messages of sympathy and the many beauti ful floral offerings during our recent bereavement. Mr. Dick Owens, Sharon and Steven. The Mills Family. She's Not Discouraged CTir-'- V t t I Five-vear-old Charlena Fiik has been wearing her artificial arms for two months and is already capable of helping her mother around the kitchen in their Grand Rapids, Mich- home. Charlene lost both arms last summer when she toppled from a work horse into the path of a mowing machine while her father watched in horror. Holding her attention here is a tor bank containing a $100 contribution from patrons of a Grand Rapids cigar store. Public sympathy created a $32,000 fund being re served for the .child's education. AP wirephoto. Woman Dies Of Pistol Wounds SEATTLE. March 27 P) Vera Wagner, 41, died at Harbor view county hospital today of nistol wounds. Her husband. John H. Wagner. 41, sheetmetal worker, has been held wurtoui charge since shortly after Mrs. Wagner and Wagner's friend, Robert R. Boinski, 22, were wounded early Sunday as the climax to an all-night drinking party and quarrel, said Detec tive Lt. L. A. O'Mera. KOREAN APPEAL TOKYO. March 27 P Gen eral MacArthur told the head of the Korean News agency today that Korea should be represent ed at the oeace conference for Japan, Of the 20 most serious fires in this country since 1900. none burned on a Friday the 13th. FCASH ! !; Fr year It eewlBr auehlae. Mew is the tiaie to ceik it la. Sewing Machine Service Phone 6771. 3218 Shasta Way Hammer Operator Suffers Accident Cal Currin, about 28, 2113 Homedale. employed as welder by Don Kenyon, 6th and Plum, suffered the loss of portions of three fingers on the right hand at 9:30 a. m. today at the Ken yon plant. Currin was moved to Klamath Valley hospital where surgery was performed late this morning. Currin and a fellow work man. Bob Luscombe, were oper ating an air hammer and Currin was putting irons in the ham mer preparatory to straighten ing them when his right hand was caught. Grange Talks Farm Housing Buildings from the Jap camp to house farm labor were thor oughly discussed at the meet ing Wednesday of grange agri cultural, masters and commit teemen, held in the county agent's office.- The Klamath Potato Grow ers association has applied for 100 of trie buildings ror April 1. These are the 20 by 100-foot- barracks. This is the third order for buildings from the camp, al ready 100 havimi been allocated to qualified basin farmers for labor housing. Another subject discussed was the Klamath county acreage al lotments which have been set by 'the county committee and submitted to the state produc tion marketing association for approval. Growers will be noti fied as soon as approval nas been obtained. ' , 168 Gridders Out For Work At Southern Cal LOS ANGELES. March 27 (ypi Football Coach Jeff Cra- vath of the University of South ern California has no complaint about the number of players who turned out for spring prac tice. Cravath counted 168 on deck when the session began yester day. Included was Ten Tenne- hill, all-coast halfback in 1945. who was out of action most of last year with injuries. Another prospect was Scotty Lloyd, letterman end in 1944. who was transferred later to the navy training program. The sea lily actually belongs to the animal kingdom. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long, Short Trips Move Yourself Save H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main DONT Dig Up Your Sewer! t J&L I ceW Phone 5260 ror fleet ric Rot Rooter Sewer Cleaning Service FREE ESTIMATES Work Guarantee' Guaranteed not to hurt the line. No extra charge for Saturdays. Sundays or Holidays. College Students Home On Vacation College students were enjoy ing their annual spring holiday this week visiting with their families before returning this week-end to the various institu tions of higher education. High school and grade school younxstors are anticipating their holiday which starts Friday in both the city and county sys tems at the close of classes on that day. Students will trek back to their buildings Monday morn ing, April 7, the day following Easter Sunday. Klamath Is Conclave Site The Oregon Association of Beauty Shop Owners and Oper ators will hold its convention in Klamath Falls Aprll27. 28 and 29. This will be the first time the conference has been held here. Lucille Kelly of Portland, president of the state group, and Mrs. M. G. Sanger. American hairdresser reurescntative. both of Portland, were here last week-end to arrange plans for the meeting. . On the first day of the con vention, Sunday, there will be an all-day meeting at the Wil lard hotel for members only. Monday will feature a dinner and fashion style show at the Wlllard, to which the public is Invited, and Tuesday will be taken ud by business meetlnas and election of officers. Further details will be announced later. Classified Ads Bring Results. Good Materials and Service Ready for All Painting and Decorating. ROPER and ROPER FAINTINO CONTRACTORS I4U Klaaaalk Aim. raeae (111 Eagles To Gather Here More than 600 persons are ex pected here tills week-end to at tend tho district convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, district No. 6, with the local aerie, No. 2090, as host group. The program will open Satur day afternoon with open house for members and visitors at the FOE hall followed by a dance Saturday nluht In the lower hall of the lodge building. Sunday morning at 10 o clock the auxil iary will have a meeting and ritualistic competition In the KC hall. At 1 d. m. the convention members will parade along Muln street to the lodge hall where the district meeting will get un der way at 2 p. m. There will be Initiation of a large class of candidates. A banquet is slated for 6 p. m. Sunday at which time Roy Jewell of Tho Dalles, state conductor, will be the Drin- cipal speaker. Many state offU cers are expected to be here at this time and the district In cludes lodges from Mcdfnrd. Bend. Prinevllle. Lakevlew and Klamath Falls. Visitors are also expected from northern Califor nia lodges. It is said that betweon 10, 000.000 and 20,000,000 meteors strike the earth's atmosphere daily., Bring Your Watch to Ui We'll Repair It, Nor Experiment With It! Oar tuff ( walekaaekeie, ill feeler? IralaeS a, all lleeaeeS ana aaar eaaervtalea af a eerll- flat waleaataaar. Oar te.eee J. C. RENIE ZZ JEWELER ZZZZZ Mala. rkaaa 4aaa MtRAI.D NSWS, KUmala falle, ' LEGAL NOTICES in tiis rmt'SiVcoiia or Tiia V?."' 'OMHjoN roa KLAMATH iNL?!m 'mattur or th rTT or aniHUK hoi .Mrs , J alia known aa U. H. rKABrsn, ue- Kitoli hereby tlvan thai The Hulled atalaa National Dank ol Portland hai been appointed ailnilnUtratnr ul the aetata of (laoraa llolmei raaiter, who waa alia known ai u. II. raatiar. ' iraaud, All naranni havlni olalnn annul aald allele ara remilreil to pra- . ,,. .. ...Imiui aitmltt. latrelor, at Ma Klamath ralli Btaiu'h at mamain rani, urea"", wmi.ii.' montha from relinlary ai, 1T, which I. tl, .. ... ni,l,lli,allt nl lltla TUB UNITXD STATM NATIONAL HANK Or l'OHTI.ANI. r. IT; M, S-ia-KMIT No, J CITATION in tii eiiKuuT coimr or tub STATE Or OIIEOON IN AMI rUH Tiir. county or ki.amatii W TDK MATTER or THE ADOPTION Or LORKTTA DEANS MESSMOaE, A Minor Child. - IN THE NAME OT Till STATE Or OHKCION. TO NTEVEN CI-AltME MKSSMORK. OREETINlii You an harahy rllad la ha and appear In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, In and for tha County of Klamath, at the Clrault Court room In the city of Klamath ralu. Stale of Oreann. on Saturday, tha lath day of April, iMT, at ID o'clock A. M. of lhal day, than and there to ahow cauia. If Bliy you hava. whv rfaeraa nl IhU entirl ahould not be made and entered herein. K minting the adoption .of l.oretla ane Meiamore, a minor child, by Nalph Dougherty and Helen M. Dougherty, pellllonera In tha above en titled matter. Thla citation la eerved upon you by TIH'IWA, Marek ST, IMt, r.ee T, lulillrallon uruant In en order ol u ,.f III mluiv. aiillll-,1 . pulillrallim pur.uent in en order ol oi Judge ul Ilia above anllllril enurl manaV ami entered on lha llllh day of Marahl YVITNEHB my hand and aaat or aha Circuit Court of lha Slate of Oieann In anil lor ine louiny or Hlainalh, lhul lha IUIIi day of Match, lll7 ' ,n" (HAS r. Uel.AP, Clerk llyi Nadttia Walker, Lie Duly, M, lJ,a e'l aM. Nullre ll hereby given lhal tha under- Ignrd ha Itaell alipolnled Ailinlnlalralrla; if the Kilate of S. II. Kvana, aomellinee known a KydnM B, Evana. ileieaied. Ortiun fur K I Bin Hi Couiiiy, anil h uuteMlltHl All ,.?rt.imi tmvlitg rUtitu Hgaliul Mid KiUI r nnifltf to pr int tht ntf tu Ittt underbill, til, with u rout r vuticl.vra, at lh offlr u( Win. Kukm.iill, Win Tr ntllhllng, Kl.m- . Match .. IUVA tvANK .l,..t,iUlralrl. .:.jo J1-NU. 0. M, Fsmoui REVERE WARE . 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