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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1947)
WEATHER NCMTIIKHN CAI.IOKNI - l.'l.ur to day, tonight and aumday eauvul iiiurliliis ra on cuulh ttiMit. LimiIii' n.ar tonal Miid.y. ModarklaU llorlliw..l.lly wind "VaMATII rAU. ANO VICINITY rtlr loniaht and Holiday. Uinll noilli- ily wind, mull lday 70. Luw tuillalit 4U. ttlall Hunday 111. ONKUON --Partly cloddy today, to idallt and ttnnday. Ulllhlly waiin.r 10 day and lonlanl, Tit aloiia Ilia ci.ait. tlcnlla iinrlhwaal wind, oil Ilia uoa.l, auatil aoulhatly alKiva Tillamook Mint Hum Mr. mid Mm. Hubert A. Nclaoii ol JIMO KUerlt'lii, are pur rutt of it baby buy, burn Mny 16 at Klaniatli Valley hoillttl. Ibrj young mull lliWtl lloapllul oalc l 'I pounda l'a oimur, and liaa Ixien tunned Dentil Alien. Ho I Uie Ntilatm' Ural chilli. Mia. Nclaoii I I In (iirmrr Mllilrril Whwllim of Plant, N. I). Maternal uriimliiiutlicr U Mra. Ilclma Wlicallnii, mill yumr nnl KreiitlinoUitr, Mia. Jullii Nelaoli, both of l'l.a. (,'ollei Wurk-rtiid Mr. C'liarlr Tliurmaii. SMI lllllyaru, apont the Mother Uy work-cml 111 Ooivnllla where lirr oil Chuck l Irealitimii lit ObO. The Bull Franolaeo aym phony concert, Orotioii BUtlo Mulli era club afternoon lea mm the KOTO bniitl concert were turns fea ture of the week-end. ( laaa rreelilriil Vlcttu Clrr(itl of Tulelake. Calif., prralUenl of the junior cltu of Moiilliern Oregon rollne, who will lake a three-year diploma thla June. Im altinrd con tract lo teach the fifth grade at lllllaboro next year at a aalary of MQQ. Woodcraft Noltthbora of Wood craft will meet In the KG hall Moll flay at 8 p. m. for bualneaa meeting and Inlllatlon. Offlcera and gunrda will wear formala and the meeting will be followed by a politick aup per. Leave Over Kgt. Clarence K Moat, army recruiting officer, re turned Thuraday from an emer gency leava lo Uivelend, Colo., where he waa called by the death of hla mother. flailing A flailing trip la planned for Sunday by Mr. and Mra. I'aul Whlllatrh. Olympic apartmeula. They plan to drive along the alreama In Klamath county until they find a likely apot. Recital Mra. I) J. Zumwalt will preaent her annual recital of voice and piano pupil at 7:30 p in. Friday. May 23. Ill the city library audito rium. The public la Invited. shopper Among out of town hopper in Klnmalh fall Krlday were Mr. and Mm. John Tofell of Malm, L. T.. IfnltihaUMr of Poe valley, and R. J. Udell of Tulelake. Juvenile Juvenile of Neighbor of Woodcraft meet In the KO hall Monday at 4 p. m. and all membera art urged to attend. In llopltal-H. I). I.amlrnm of mi l)iby. I a patient at lllllaliie hoapltal where he la recovering from major surgery, One Rejection fOn Homestead YAKIMA. May 17 " Bight ac ceptance, and only one rejection, have been received from among the 38 winner of Rout hontatearl unite at a bureau of reclamation drawing last month. O. W. Undgren, chair man of the board of examlnera, inld today. Sam A, Hubbard. Tillamook, Ore., who drew unit No. 110, turned the of fer down and the tlrat alternate. Oerald H. Cary. Port Townaend. will be notified he I eligible for It. Undgren aald. The farm conalata of 80 acre of general farm land four mile north of Pronaer. The other 19 winner were all certified a eligible at the review of the winning application after the drawing, but none have notified the board yet of their declalon. sOMCo ALUMINUM WINDOWS And Glass All Sizes Deliverable within a few dayi. SAMPLE IN STOCK Price Comparoblo to Wood Soih You Got MORE For Your Money! Southern Oregon Manufacturing Co. Ill Payne Ph. 7581 Orianlsatloii Ceremony The ciiiiiiiiiftaum of the Preabytery of MuuIIiwimv Oregon will peilorm or UuuUutioii ceiomonle fur a church in Miicuiii'l, Ciillf.. at 8 p. m. Hun- day, In Hie Mucdoel acliuollsnuae. tiiu Hcv, iitiuli T, Mltchelmoro of Peine Memorial church, The Hcv. Hugh llroiuion of the Merrill Pre byterlnn church, the Hcv. David f. Uiirnett Jr., of the Tlrat PrenliyUir lan church, and llurold KnuerU, u- aiudi,t nancutlvn .Mnt-ftlai-v f . lh aynod of Orriton, cnnatlttile tho commiaaion. Phil Hlllicoek, who hna been acilng a lay preacher in Mucdoel, will nccompany them. Hcv. Mltchelmoro will give the acr inon. Tho public I Invited. I.nae ringer II. CI, Curbett, Tulelake, an emplnye of the John Uurke Jr., runoh, auffered an Injury to hi Irfl hand early Hnlurday inoriilng, making It iioceaanry to HiuputHte one finger. Corbetl wan treated at Kliimatlt Valley iioapltul and ulamlaaed. Daughter llarn Mr. and Mra. R. E. Hlmona of 1411 Hlllalde are parent of a daughter, their flrnt child, born at Klamath Valley Iioa pltul May 17. Mr. Himniia la Uie former LaVitughna Bridge and a graduate of KU1IB with the clau of 1146. Dlemlaard Virginia Cunningham, young daughter of Mr. unci Mr. Krancla Cunningham, wu illamlwed from lllllaliie hoapliul Hnturduy morning following treatment tor a aevero caae of aathma. The family live In (he Uotiuiixa dUlrlcl. (ior Hume Mra. Marguiet Bald win, mother of W. T. Baldwin, 413 8. 7th. wna able to leave Hlllalde hoapltal Hnturday morning follow ing treatment. Womeu Volar Mra. John C. Ye don, prealdenl, ha called a meeting of the new board of the league of Women Votera for Wedneaday, May 21, from 2-4 p. m at the home of Mr. Stephen Hnbo. 73 Pine. MJor Kurgery William Rouf. 4AM Thotuiuon, employe of the Park Cabinet shop, had major ur gery Saturday at Klamath Valley hoapltal. Majur Hurgery Mr. A. O. Proc tor. I7 Lincoln, hod major aurgery at Hlllalde hoapltal Saturday morn ing. She I reported doing nicely. Hacralaureale Speaker President Klmo Stevennon of Southern Oregon college will give the baccalaureate addren at Boiiana May 22. UNA to Meet The Royal Neigh bor of America drill team will prac tice at 8 p. in. Monday In the Mooae hall. Lowden To Head Lakeview Rotary LAKKVIKW. May 17 Merle S. 1-owtlen will head the Ijikevlew Hotnry club, succeeding Rev. Albert K. Place, aa a rc.mll of action taken by Uie new board of director Mon day evening at Hunter lixlae. I,ntry Kltweriild una nnineil a vice prrnldeut, and Ed MncKuy and Carl Pemlleton were re-elected lo Hie KMltlon of aecrclary and treaaurer, rcectlvely. I ,1 Retiring Unit Heads I ' --f f'i ayki tJft ; . X r A 1 mm Jock Jones Named Chiloquin Hi Prexy CHIIXXJUIN. May 17 Jack Jone wo elected atudeut body president for 1M7-48 In the election held on Thuraday at the Chiloquin high chool which cllmuxed a week of atrcnuou campaigning for all can didate. Jones, a three-year letter man, ha been active in all major aports, glee club member, apeech festival participant, and Junior cuu president till year. Oilier office were given lo Le P.oy Oleiuier Jr.. vice prealdenl; Ann McKcll, aecretary; Bill Norvall. treaaurer; Jean McKell. parliamen tarian, and Howard Luderman, acr-geant-at-arm. even ir a reuLO COULD SEE HIMSELF A5 OTHERS SEE HIM HE'D BE APT TO BLAME THE RESULT ON BAD EYESIGHT i i Grimm, Lodak, ant Common ALFALFA SEED AVAILABLE AT Saturday Night 9 to 1 ARMORY "Music As You Like It" by the DANCEMASTERS Admltilon, 74c. Including Tax Spomortd by Poit 13B3. V.F.W. The woman who went to Church again after 9 years... Because I helped HER HEARING! Going to church woi a greot comfort to thii womon. You can imagine how the fall when her hearing go! to bod the just had to stop going. On day a friend of mine brought her in to tee me. She jutt didn't believe ony hearing aid could make a difference in her hearing the was moody ond kind Of angry with the world. By the time I got finished with my demonstration of a new hearing Instrument UNUKE any other In the world she was a new person. You never saw such a change In anyone. Of course she hasn't missed a Sunday sermon not even a tingle word evor since. Tho Hearing Inttrumtnt UNLIKE Any Ofior in ho Word My tMttt H Vu tet, lb It.)! t yeu tjfW CALL WRITE COME IN INTIRNMIONAL Acoutticon Heitkempcr Co. m Bolvln Hltlg. Klnmalh 1'itll. Ore. .i'DiiHllcaii-llrflkinrr Co. 'Ml llolvln nidi.. , I 'amnth Fall, Ori. Ginlltmtni D I villi I. havt laa Fill IOOK gM fmsfiol Aitnlvili el My Haorlna Ian an How II Con I. Corrtdtrf. I with t hav. a Met dimonilrallM. NAM! , , ADDRESS , CITY IONI....SIAT1 l.f t ,rV ' J t'ampletlnc the pt year a of ficer of (he Klamath Fall home extension unit are, above, left lo right, Mr, Kay I.. Garrlion, chair man; Mr. A. V.. Uroea, vice chair man, and below, Mr. Mark D. Taylor Jr., rcrr.tary and treaaurer. Kennell-KIII. New Pine Creek Laat Sunday waa Mother' Day but it meant far more than that to the little town here the Orange had previously eel it aalde a Church Day when Granger en mouse at tended (lie morning church aervlce and the entire church attendance waa invited over to enjoy a big pot luck dinner at the Orange hull. Aalde from there being plenty to eat everyone enjoyed a doner bond of friendship and good fellowship. In the morning ervlce the pa tor. Rev. Eugene Barrow, Invited the audience to attend the revival meet ing which the church ia going to conduct in the near future, Mr. Lydia Blahop passed away at Altura laat Tuedy afternoon after a lingering struggle with a cancer of the breast. Mr. Bishop was dearly loved by nil those who knew her well and worked with her In the many yours of active com mutiny heliifiilneiM and work In the Bust Hide grange ot which she and her family were membera. Years ago she served a the postmistress of the Willow Ranch poatofflce end has from time to time lent a helping hand where and whenever she could. Hhe will be greatly missed In thla and the Willow Ranch com munities. Deceased I survived by her hu band, Willium, and two sons, Ray of' Willow Ranch and Milton at Davis Creek, and two grandohlldren. Funeral eervlce were to have been held at the first Baptist church in Lakeview Thuraday afternoon. Resident here and friends of Jack Mean, dlmunltlve 24-year-old highway worker at Davl Creek, were oulte excited to learn of his being kidnapped In hi own brand new Mercury car and "taken for a ride" at about 11 o'clock lust Sunday evening, by three ruthles escapees from camp No. 38 prison larm near Sugar Hill, Modoc county. The con grabbed him out of bed, slapicd a hand over hi mouth, then threw In a gag and taped it se curely. They then took his money, watch and sun - giasae, which amounted to around $1U0, and or dered him out into hi car, having obtained the key already. Due to the fact that the timekeeper who waa coming in flashed a light on them and recognlzod Jack and his car the convict became more des perate. When the timekeeper re fused to unlock the gate they threw rock at him and took the gate off it hinges. They knew he would give the alarm so they had to make a run for It, choosing the route over Fandango pass, on down through Surprise valley, maintaining a high rate of speed and beating the road school laat Friday honoring the mother for Mother Day. In turn the Mother' club presented the teacher, Mr. Florence Dunlap. with a picture of the State Line school, painted lr Mr. Eula Beneflel. Re freshment were aerved. The Olrl Scout held a mother' tea at their meeting In the grunge hall last Saturday afternoon. There waa a little program which Included the presentation of award and re freshment. Leader Mary Mllsap waa presented a gift by the troop. Mr. and Mr. Ralph Brlckey ar rived laat Thursday night from Grant Pasa and spent a few day vlltlng with Mr. A. H. Daugherty and Mr. Alpha Smith, returning Sunday. Mra. Brlckey 1 a beauty operator Henry Wendt was recent visitor In Lakeview. having come over with his grandson, Dale Wallace and wife, who moved back to Lakeview by truck. He regretted not being able to come on down to New Pine Creek to visit friend but owing to tilt brief nature of hi visit he wag mi. able to do so. He and hla wife plan to come over later In the summer it everything goea well. , Claaalfled Ad Bring Result. blockade below CedarvlH about '' ww, ttiaiaai rain, On. lATt'aoAT. May It, mi. i Tkrae tne way ana via uenocx, Nevada, went on Into Reno, traveling at time up to 104 mile an hour. At a busy intersection In Reno the con left tho car and their hostage pronto, while the car waa still In motion and Jack, now untaped, scrambled into the front sent to get hi car under control. He Im mediately reported the fact at a police station, and soon had to un dergo about a nine-hour questioning by Fill and policemen. Jack drove home on Tuesday after obtaining some money from officer with which to buy gas. Jack said he had always wanted to see Reno but he never dreamed of seeing It with a convict chauffeur and two con vict escort, in hi own car. Jack I a member of the East Bide Youth club and told his harrowing ex perience to member at their meet ing last Tuesday evening at the Orange hall. On May 24 It was decided at a meeting of the Cemetery Improve ment committee held recently, to have a general Clean-Up Day at the cemetery. Everyono I invited to help and there will be a potluck lunch at the Orange hall at noon. Mr. and Mr. Ralph Alexander and family came to New Pine Creek for Mother' Day to visit Mr. Alex ander' parent, Mr. and Mr. Frank Alexander, and Mr. Alexander' parent. Mr. and Mr. Clyde Cog burn. They are now living in Oraas Valley. A Mother's Tea and school pro gram was held at the State Line t DIRT Sandy Loam Lawn and Fill Dellvtred or loaded on truck ot 1248 Madison Ph. 4050 ISITORS WELCOME hity Par. Kv.nlasa, aaay. Cai riaw.ra riasla Nsr.rr Slarfe Mack a aM Klomoth Flower Shoo si . aia Greenhouses ra.a. ou ? U21 Education cotti money. It's easier pro vided in small omountt over a long period while your child if growing. Wm. R. Elliott SUN LIFE OF CANADA Wo R. Elliott 731 Main St. Phone 7777 Notice to Motorists The horseback riding season is in full swing. Let's protect all riders. Drive slowly. Stop when necessary. Your Courtesies Art Appreciated Klamath Saddle Club J?" -V -Vfr'4a- 4 , ' 'AlOfS' -ti . ZlF x "ou have the wheel, now, in your X hands, smooth and light and feel ing right, at home. There's the gas treadle, where your foot falls most naturally it takes only a nudge to give you action in capital letters. I Icre's the big, deep scat, seeming as though it were made for you, and out front is the road tempting inviting calling you to see how it smooths itself when it spots a Buick coming. You're set let's go let's tind out what it's like to pilot the handsome honey that calls the turn on automo tive styling for years and years to come. Can that quiet hum really be better than a hundred horsepower at work out front? Be careful, sir, how you tramp on that treadle, lest all this eager Fireball energy be too suddenly let loose! Tun. In HCNRY J. TAVIOK, Mu'tiof N.fworl, Monday! ond Fridays This buoyant, fluid ride where has that magic-carpet gait been hiding? It's been in Buick's cushiony coil springs, one on each wheel and in Buick ample, jar-absorbing road weight. Test the steering it's easy as a ges ture. Flip the gearshift a few fingers do it, without even taking your hand from the wheel. Try the brakes, now. Soft, sure, smooth. And don't bother to stretch for the parking-brake handle you wwu atamdl lira, u lUMtnuc vol at NnlM at Mlra ami u mm m valliM. set these brakes with a toe-touch on that handy little foot pedal. Like it? "M-m-ml" Want oneP "M-m-m!" Well, in that you're like a lot of others so many, in fact, that a measure of patience is unavoidably part of the purchase price. We'll try to reward your patience with courteous and friendly help in getting your Buick to you just as fast as possible. And that goes whether or not you have a car to trade. j ONLY BUICK HAS ALL THESE it AIRFOIL ftNDthS it MttALL POW HJUWtlGM P.JTONS-for flash ing action, swift rtsponst. reduced load on bearings. if lUiCOfL SHltNQtNO - Buick. developed all-coll springing for per petual imoothneu and "panthergait" ridt. 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