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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1947)
WEATHER (IIIKIION I'urlly I'luuily Willi wet. tnril Iiiiwib luilav, I.IMln ruin mi ruaal tniilHhl mul llirutiiili tl iitiilluii Kll ilav hIihwib ut iKiillun rrlilai. (twlnr iiiiiIIi iitirlluii luiUy, liirtvaaln Biiulhpiiv wlnila tullay lii'liinlng iiiiiiI iul lunltflil and atilllliiK lu tiiulli witrlv -'t iflsy F NtllllllKIIN CAI.IKnnNIA I'aillv rlmnlv tmliiv ami Kitiliiy, wllh law rIiiimkii In htMlier iniiuiitHliii liiilwy mil iit'i'NKliuml lliilil rulll illonal mil Mm II run-.l mill OtuHuii Imiilnr tmililhl mill Kililay Wrtlinfr III iiiirlliorn liitvilur In (Uv mill Biiiilliprn ltilrltir fililuyi Moil. riHlii In fifth iiuilhwwlmly wlnila ul'iMH roiiIIipi it ' twiaal. lull iiirilly geiltl mill amillimly III! mil tllttl II I'lmal. Kl. AMAIN AI.IH AMI VICINITY -Minlly ctiniily Willi aiallar!! liuwr tunllllil. Kililuy imrtly itlnllily Willi arm liil aliuwera liming allrrnooii. Hllll ttiilHy 03, luw 4U. mull rtlilay Uil. Itrawe llhlMrm Nix Kliiiniilll lllialll llll'll WITH MUIII'II Into the U. H, mivv rrnrrve fur limctlvo iltily llns week by l.t. Cniiitlr. Dtiiiultl Uulillim mid lit. Pelersni mitl out? wit fiwui'ii In ul I'm timid. They are llulierl lli'lilrn 10 hi i in HUM 't, H(iimny.n; Wlllluin Frank Wnlkor, 1' I, I'llH Ivui y; JtlllM'B It. Hil;l'l thim, H I, '.CrJU Derby: Jiiiuiph Merlon Ci.uillll, HM 3, Una Kiluniiili: Arthur Vernon Hhniliiw, AfcTM !. i:i()0 Nlmiu, mid (..'liiirlrs Jmiieit Httmrt, AU.TM I, riium a. bfix Vii, (.'lessen Hnrvry Mri'hlilll. A8. I oil If I. box 4116. Wits swum III nt I'm I hind, In HiKliitiirlilii U. It, Hint, ills. I I lot iiiiiiniHiT tor the U. H. bureau ul rrrliiiiuitlim lit 111 Hiirriiiiienui im affair ul tlw bin rial. He In rxprrlrri to return Humidity. Ilest's office which hit, been In ihe post office bullillnir thirlnu linmrsleiitl WKiitla. lions, will move nut In tlir nlr bits thin week with the runt of the ree luiiintltm offices mill be 111 billldlnit III there. Telephone 11123, run be railed I11 rontiirt Meat. Ciiimt Leaves Mrs. H ,1 Poiill ul Hun loiiln Obispo f'nlif left In. tliiv fur her hoine f Ir-r vlMin fur 11 Mi'timi wiiii nil. nun Mr" w'lipni Nrrrtivs. 10:15 Mnivjiiiltn. TheOotills are former resident of thin cMv. where he i mniimrer o' Hie Htiindnid nil iimiiiiinv. He hiildn the (.nine iiiBllltin in Hun I.til Oblnno. Their mhi. Toiinny, In In the ninrlne rurpM. Kunriie Werk-rml Mm. Curl Mnium, aO'Jd Ijiwitiht. lenven fur KiiKene tiiiuithi (11 Airiid Mother' IJny with her dmiKhler Jmile, tu dnit nt 1 he univeriilty. Thin year Mother' Uiiy mid Junior week-end ro belim combined on the Mime tune ul the unlierMty. Hu.hir. C.llrr. In Klmnnth I' Kiln 011 bunlneM Ttleiulny nd Wed. nenliiy I hn week were Chiirle A. Holeata. Tulelnke liomeiiteiider: Mm. Dnvld I', noblnnon mid George E. Kernhind of Hoimnu: Mm. W. W. f'litrk of Mnlln: Mr. mid Mr. U. M. lieu of Sprngue ftlver. Iniprovlnt Ramon Bell, yotinr on of Mr. mid Mr. Kd Hell of 1B3 Portland, wn illiihtly Im proved t the family home tody where he I rerovrrliK from pain ful Injuries ulalned late TiHwUy aftrrnoon when he wan hit bv baneball bat while t ply, rtnmon niy hve vlaltor. Wedneidy Meelln ToantiiiBut em will meet t the Willrd thl wednediiy eveninir wllh Mel Henry, JnplcmuMer, Jack Klllotl. um.t j matter. Jnlin ArttetnliiKer. erltlc, and upeakerii Paul Mi-llenrv. A. I) Kl pernoti. Vlnrent Clnnp, Warren lleii net, Ted Llnd and Crl Wlldermutli. ltummaie Rale The ladle' ti lllry a the flrotherhood of Rail road Trainmen will hold a nimmnct ale In BalMger'a thowroom Trldnv and Saturday. Member are aked to bring their rummage U the nhow. room or to cnl! Mm. A. B. Ouihrte or Mr. John McCoy, At Lake Mr. and Mm. -John Arn accompanied Pat Ivorv to the Ivory cabin till week to upend ev eral day at Lake o' the Wood. Ivory I recovering from Injuries re reived aeveral week ago In fall from a home. IleMeri The Junior and Senior Cllrl Prlendly aovleUc at 81. Paul' Kplvnpnl church will entertain ihelr mother at denert at I p. m., Satur day, In the pnilHli home. Men' ritib lilnnfr All men of HI. Paul' KpiKropal clmrch and friend of the church arc Invited to the Men' club dinner at 8:30 p. m. Friday, In the pnrloh house. Klylnr tnl-Mii. Curtl Oerhardt of Olrne will leave by plane today bv way of Portland for Chilton, Wl where he will visit with her mother and other relative and friend. HUT Auxiliary There will be a rcmilnr mectlim of the ladle' aux iliary to tho Brotherhood of Rail road Trainmen Thursday at 8 p. m. In the KO hall. In llimnllal Mrs. Alice Failure or 20:10 r'ni'tto had major surnery I'humday morning at Klamath Val ley hospital, Hillary Hjirakrr -- Ororuo Hutch, uiiinauer of United Airline In Port land will be the uprukcr lit Holary club luncheon Friday noon ul the Wlllurd. W. T. Mclnlyio, muniiger of United Air Lines In Klr.mntli Fall will be chairman fur the day. Cut Knee II. K UorU:h, em ploye of the Finney Logging com niiiiv received cnii'i Kcncv treutmcnt at IIIIMile hospllul lut night for a , bud cut on the Knee, lie wns uciiieu imrl tllKlillHiteil. Orrliettra Here I. en llrowu mid 111 nine-man oichentra were gucxt at the Wlueiiia hotel Wednesday night, altar pluylng at the Armory dance, Hurierv Mm, William J. Putnam of Tulelnke I recovering from ma jor surgery at Hillside honpllnl. PatleiitMm. Hen HIkwi of Malln had major Mirgcry at lllllnlde hos pital Thursday morning and I re ported doing nicely. 1 At llulltal - Oil Wilson, Wl , Harden, underwent liiulor ur- gery Thumdiiy atloriioon at HllUldo hospital. Eddy Claire Found Dead In Bed Eddy Claire, about 44. wns found dead In Ills bed at the Klamitth Annex on 8. flth late yenlerday afternoon. He was said lo huve been III fur about threo weeks. Bob Hushing, night rlerx at the Annex, found Claire about 5:15 n m. when he went Into the room to lake the mini some medicine. Claire I survived by two sinters, Mrs. L. O. Hlow of Kprngue Klver, and a Mm. Taylor of Klumath Fall. The bodj Is al Wnrd'n Queen Proves Attractive A plnouint surpiliie awaited Klam ath people who gathered at the air port WeducHdiiy ullcriioon to see uuecii for a IJuy Uuy Wllllamoii step frum a United Air Line plane to begin a round of festlvltlc In the Klamalli country, Queries of "what will she look like'" were uppermost In the mind of the crowd unit waited lo see her, As the Klamiilh Union high school bund gave Its welcome with music, the queen arrived a pretty, soft voiced blonde, thrilled and "littery" -and was hustled off Into flierauld mirriwsion of activities planned for ucr viiiu, Throliuhoilt the welcome nt the airport, Queen Uuy' companion, her cousin, Claire Fin well, recorded the activities with a movie camera. The quern' lovely, soft voice, which give away the fact that she nun born In London, must, be a plensunl nouncl to other amateur radio funs. Queen Ouy wa a WAO In army communication during the war, and her Interest In radio I till keen. I In 1 (19 v had he set foot on KI11111- 11! h ground, than she wa welcomed by city official and visiting digni taries In a reception suitable for royalty. Hhe made a pretty picture Indeed In her amart gray suit and hut a Ahe smilingly accepted a bou quet of rose, A few brief moment later, a very breathless and excited queen wa driven lo town In a blue convertible wun ants galore and nree Jam nncked days ahead of her, t Doqqy Meal For Cat i t " x ' ''.' Samuel Turner Dies At 81 Bumuel Turner, 81, for 23 year a resident of Klamath Fall but for the past five year making hi home In Orant Pa, died In that city Wedneaday at B am, Final rite will be announced here by the Earl Whltlock Funeral home. Mr. Turner wa born May 2. I860. In Hartvllle, Mo., where he lived until 1900, He wit married to Laura Belle Owing on October 5, 1884 In Hartvllle and they moved to Red Lodge, Mont,, In the first year of tne century to nomeatead lor is LEGAL NOTICES NOTICK TO Hl linOUS Null ! iiliy xlvvn Iliat III lit' ilrlnil hat bcml duly apM"lrO"l All nilnUlrslrlii nr lh Elsle tit, L. 1,. Truss, fird, liv llm C'lieull Cuurl nt til Hlms of Orvxull fur Ktmnslli I'ounly. All per""! IinvIii clmiiia sssllut Mill nidi srs rmlllleU In pre anl miiim, priiily vvrlftrtl. In III snlil AtlmlitUliAlrlK t lit olllr u( Imr St lnrnr, llrnry K I'mSlna. In 111 Hltweil' t)rw llullriiiif 7.11 Msln Nlrpol, In lh City nf Kllntll rslll. OliiM, wtlhln is ii mnnlha (runt Hi ilm nt llila llutlr. Imiii tht dste uf lh llrll eubll vallnn lllruf l;led May llli, l MAI1V A. Tlll'AX. ArJinlnuiialrlx o( III Kslal of 1.. I. TruaK, deaad ! M I I1UH 4. S No. 713. NOTII r in Tlir cmctTr ioi'iit or Tlir sTATr or oar.uoN ron klamatii COI'NTV in Tim mattm or Tlir ktate ok oacAn a. moku.kii. irsd. Notlr U hrh lvn thai I hav (lld niy final arrount of Hi ailmlnu trallon ef lit ahnv nlltld 1at. and that tit Court liaa apimliitad June 0 1047 -vl 10 o rlork A M, a th tlmo fur htarlna nli)etlona lo alien final at-cotint and Mlllrmriil lhrnf WM CiANONCi Admlnlatratnr wllh ih will anriiid of abov cutlllrd aalal. M LIIUK, Nil 717 Loney To Judge ,i Music Contest Andrew lxjncy, director of music educutlon hi the public schools, will nnend the week-end In Ellemburg, Wash,, Judging the national solo and ensemble contest for Region 1, com prising the late of Oregon, Wash ington, Idaho, Montana, and Wyo ming. loncy has for a number of year lodged these national contents, lye lug one of the few qualified na tional adludlcatnr In the North wesi. Loney will Judge vocal en sembles and vocal olo. Scottish Rite Reunion Slated The semi-annual Scottish Hlte re union for the Klamath Fall Scot tish Rite bodies I being held at the Masonic building In Klamath Falls beginning at 1 :30 today, Thur diiv, and continuing through Satur day. Dinner win be served at the hall to all candidate and Scottish Rite member at 6:30 each evening and on Saturday evening a banquet will be served in honor of Leslie M. Scott, state treasurer and overeign grand Inspector general In Oregon, Prly. black Cocker spaniel, perform her usual chore of numlnr Doe, an orphan kitten at Long Uracil, Calif, l'rlasy mother Instinct took over when he saw the week-old feline abandoned. Hhe now feeds It regularly. City Fathers Say Tue Sewer Proposal Not Ready Returns To Coast Mr. Lorlne Simpson of Coqullle. who ha spent the past three weeks here visiting her on-ln-law and daughter. Mr. and Mm. Harry Pelt Jr.. of 723 Washington, left for her home In Coos county Wednesday. Is It a hard-to-get article you need? Advertise for It In The Her nld and New Want Ad Section. TtiLELAKE. May 8 City father In session Monday night found that tne eitv' nronomtlon for Installa tion of torm sewer, curb and gut ter cannot oc urccm:u w mwn on May 21, announced that bid will i. iuj .... Ht-iltlni a tifur eitv UV UtlllVU l " " ' water well, confirmed appointment oi a new iiigui. wiii-c whh. I referred for a vote of clllzen np I proval, the proposal to build an : apartment court In a residence zone. Because of inublllty of city en gineers and the city attorney to complete all details on the city Im provement program beforo the clcc !tlon dBte and the necessity for a new ordinance, no city ballot will be i presented with the county ballot al the time of the election on the pro i posed charter form of government. It 1 probable that the date for the icily ballot will be delayed until June and the delay will Incur Utile or no I more expense than had the election been completed a originally planned. Willi the city water system un able to cope with Increasing de mand of a larger population and dryness of the season, bid will be called for at once for drilling a new well near the site of the present well. While the .original well Is more than 2000 feet deep it Is expected that the. new hole, will go down I approximately 700 feet. Present stor age capacity is 100,000 gallons and 200 gallon per minute Is pumped. Muro methane gas may be found In a shallower well but under aercatlon thl will be largely elim inated. Hardness of the water Is about the tame, It Is aald, at both depth. Appointment of Ralph Dunlap, for the last five years a resident of Tulelnke, as night police officer for the city, wa confirmed. He nas naa law enforcement experience In ore onll Charles tt. Wiese appeared before the council to ask permission to ! build an apartment court In a rest-1 deuce zone and tho request will be i rclerred to vote of tne resident oi the zone In quest 'on in the west end of the new addition. Misunderstanding on'' the use of Main street for parking of truck was cleared up when the council stilted that a one-hour parking limit between the hour of 6 a. m. and 8 p. m. Is In effect. , JOHN K. BARNES r.gAl.D New. Rlimslk ralll, Oft. THURSDAY, May I, 1M7, fai ! i.sn c, Thau al.n ll.ia I.,- , M ;in. -,,i;j nwu n.tu iui m viiiio at Laurel, Mont. The family came to Oregon In 1024, living In Klam ath Fall until 1042 when they moved to Orant Pas. Mr. Turner wa a long time member of the Matonle lodge. Survivor Include five daughtera, ; Mr. Newton B, Nelson of thl city, Mr, uorotny Davis oi Portland Mr. C. W. Matheson and Mr, Ra lelgh Brown of Oruuta Pass, and Mr. Q. M. Beck of Fresno, Calif. One brother, Sherman Turner of Warner, Okla., also survives. 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