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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1947)
Merrill MKRHILL, April 10 I.oval Order of Mooao nifl In reKiiliir icaalnn on April 1, wild pln-llon of ufflwr. Elected lo office rvcrc, iinvci'iinr, lilnmnl Keiiyon; junior Hiivernor, Junic llrnd ilinw: proliiti), James Cmiiihran; secretary, Oivlllo Klffera; Iroim urcr. John Sliill: Iriiatre, llrniv Bhrrrlll; HUrry Wlnebiiruer will irrvu a Junior iihI uovernor. Tim new officer will serve re freshment nt the next nieellnu, which ha been the ciiatnin In the punt, Installation will bo held on Tuesday, April IS. Mombem of the fellowship ! Rree of the Loyal Order of lonao of Merrill und Kliunuth Kalla. held ' breakfast meetlnu nt the Klamath Full lodiie ban quel room on Kimler Sunday, be- flinnlnil at 8:31). After thn meet ng meinberii attended church of their choice. Fellow atlciulliiK from Merrill were, Ivnn Icen bice, Mpx Hartlcrnde, Kluiont Krnyon, liny Van Meter, Wilbur Nine and Hllery Wlncuarurr. Women of Hit Mooae, Merrill chapter No. 18, held their rcuu lir meetlnu in the Merrill grade chool biilhlliiK on April 1, with Olevla llobba, aenlor rruent, pre siding. The quarterly audit wni . read and the report of stand inn committee was heard by the chapter. The riltin I lotlc com mittee reported $IU made on the upper dunce which wb erved at the Broadway hall In Mallti on March 2.V Member of tho friendship deyrea will be enter tained at a 1 o'clock luncheon at the home of Olevla llobbi on Friday. April 11. The meeting wai adjourned and member! of the chapter and Loyal Order of Mooae were eervrd rcfrcahmenls In the Odd Fellow hall by the following mcmhera, Olevla llobba, Herthn Woodward, Lcona Strack, and Dorl lcenblce. An "Ambition Party" for which Bueata will conatiune In ambltlotia atyle la planned by the Junior claaa of the hluh achonl for all hluh school atudent Fri day nlxht. The affair will be held In the hlith achool gym' nanlum. Mra. Marie lUnaen, third grade teucher, haa been ill at home and Mra. Warren Fruit ia ubatltutlng. Mr. and Mr. Tom Laird, for mer realdent of Merrill, are here for three week from their home In Canny. Mr. Laird, for mer owner of the drug ttnrc, will be In charge aa pharmnci.it while O. M. Cattleman, present owner, and Mra. Caatlcman are In Portland. Caatleman la going north for medical care, Mr, and Mra. Genrtfe K1IIM and daughter Jean a pent the Chiloquin Mi'H, Ncalor Kaqucdn und three of her children, lauliel, Jeaua und Ardcllu, returned luat Saturday from a five monthn' visit In Mexico, atnylrig with relnllvea in Guadalajara, bun I'edro, Column, Jupiilu and In lle cupltul, Mexico City. In Sun I'edro wu Mra. Eaqucdu'n grand mother, an old wiinmii who haa aeen 10!) yeara. The traveler were cntlioidastlcally grcelud, especially when the gifta wcru handed out to thoac of (he family who hud remained In Chiluquln. There were lovely embroidered Jackets, colorful scrapes, tiny leather ahoea for the buoy dough ter und tiny grundaon, pottery, mualc, and all of thoae thlnga which typify Mexican liundi crufta. Sgl. und Mra. A. H. Nemeth of Fort Lewla, Wuah., ure apendlng hi army leave with her alater and fuinlly, (he Anton .adlnaa. Thev brought with them young Clark .adlna. who had been via- King hla aun( and uncle for the prevloua alx week. Tranaltman J. S. Sawyer, working locally on highway con- Eaater vacation In I.oi Angele and other poluls aniith. Mr. and Mr. Gene Hill re turned Wcdncadny from a week'a trip to Creacent City, Kureka and Sacramento. They were accompanied by Mr. Hill' mother, Mra. Minnie Mill, who returned to her home at Wlllit after a vlalt here. atructlon, fit w to New York the flrat of (he week, called there by (lie punning of hi father. The elder Mr. Huwyer wu a gueat here laat November during the Thunkagiving holldnya and wu formerly with Oregon atute hlghwuy department. Twenty-four duya, 7751) mile und 1H alulea later, Mr, and Mr. Hoy Cilengcr are home uguln. Following route HO cuatwurd they were Joined In Kvanston, III., by their daughter, Normu Lee, who wu beginning her Kprlng vacation. In their loop outh to New Orleana and back (he trio Mopped to ace France Bradley Wlnaton In Sheridan, Ark., ate French food In New Orleuua, auffnrcd from sultry heat In Montgomery, Ala., and low the atronghold of such not able aa cx-Hucy Long, Senator Uilho and Gene Talmadgc. The two rival unique experience of the trip were ualng an Inclined railway out of Chattanooga, Tenn., which wu much atecper than the old one at Algoma here In Klamth county, und riding in a boat on Echo river 360 feet underground. That wb at the Mammoth cave In Kentucky, Arriving In F.vanaton the par ent vlaitcd a few claaaea with their daughter, who la beginning the term which, when completed, i will make her "one-fourth a doctor, (two yearr of (he re quired eight). Traveling a more northerly route home, the Glen gcra reached Chiloquin laic Mon day afternoon. Local dcodIc have been very much concerned for over a year about the overpass bridge on the Agency Chiloquin highway, wondering how cara would get up to that height in order to uao die bridge. No more apeculntion, Til in paat week giant bulldozen got buay and have bultt up the US - m NEW HAZARD KANSAS CITY, April 11 M'l Kid get In the durndeat placcal Police yeaterduy extricated flvo-ycar-old Charle Stewart from tho chimney of a buck-yard bar becue oven after finding him aecurely wedged in feet firat and with only hla head allowing. HIDDEN RESOURCES CHICAGO. April 11 (P) For aeven yeara, Auguat Richlcr, 79, and hla blind alater, Amelia, 80, had lived In virtual poverty in a aquulid south aide flat. Yeaterduy, Auguat auffcrcd a fatul hcurt attack and hi aiater aaked a neighbor to aummon police. "Thi i all we have," Amelia approaches. All the local popu lace must do now la wait for sev eral month for the official open ing of the new section of 07. On Eaater night three babies and seven young children were baptized at the Methodist church with the Rev. James Zellcr offi ciating. The young ones were June and Judy Wright, daugh ters of the late Harold Wright; Richard, Janet and Donna, chil dren of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Clark; Micki Jo Wolff, daughter of Mr. and Mr. G. C. Wolff; Jcffrv Loy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Heath; Charles Henry Spicer, aon of Mr. and Mra. Hen ry Spiccr; Clark and Sharon Zadina, children of Mr. and Mra. Anton Zadina. HERE'S REAL NEWS! told Detective Thomas Edwards aa she led him to an old trunk. Edward took the contents for safekeeping (21,000 in currency and $22,109 In domestic and for eign docks and bonds. Richter was a night watchman until his retirement. . EXCESS HOUSING MANSFIELD, III., April II (IP) The village board has decided that the 700 inhabitants have no need for a jail, ao they sold It at auction for $373. There had not been a prisoner here in IS years and the village has had no night watchman for 25 years. Attend Season Rev. David F. Barnett Jr., pastor of the First Preabylcrian church, attended the Southwest Oregon presby tery session at Roseburg April 8 and 9. Also present were Mra. Andrew Collier, president of the Start them Right wHh TRIANGLE CHICK STARTCIt FILLETS OR MASH PLAY SAFE with yourchickt (hi year. Start them on the road to sturdy health with Trlmgli Chick Stttrler carefully balanced ra ti oa built to supply all dieir needs for rapid growth during their hrw S weeks. See your Dealer. TRIANGLE MILLING CO. MS M. TMmbm St PerUa 12, Ore. STANDARD FEED 8TORE . for PARTS r0R SERVICE FORNEW mall Chain Saws Coll 6442 or see Vern Carlin TODAY! Come in and see the MALL . . . ask for o free demon stration. VERNON W. 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