WEDNESDAY, AUG. 6, 1947
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVl,
Park Board
Asks Land
A rcquetit Unit clly-iiwiiid land
fur the Conner recreation park be
turned over to the piirk board will
lie! mndn to the city council Mon
day utter the mutter was discussed
at u recremloii committee meeting
Tuesday In the city hull. The rei
Trillion committee decided Unit the
property should be placed under
the supervision of the piirk board,
1. 1 be used fur recreational puriioscs,
as the equipment no canary for de
veloping the field Is owned by the
park bourd.
A brief summary of recreatlonul
activity from June 16 to August 3
wns presented to the committee by
Biimiiel Smith, auperlnlcndenl of
recreutlrAi, The report shows that
approximately 0903 children have
been given swimming Instruction
nnd 3000 people enjoyed open swim
ming during the evening at the
high school pool. Private clubs have
ulso taken advantage of the Thurs
day evening swimming program
with 433 people swimming during
llinl period, Total receipts amount
to 13636.30.
While totals of activity partici
pation Is not complete In other
fields, the arts and, crafts classes
are teaching approximately 360
children a week, each class being
three hours In duration. In wood
working groups 305 children are
attending two-hour classes each
week. At the five play centers there
Is an average of 443 hours of In
struction each week In 31 different
activities. Bv taking count of
children participating In free play
activities at 10 a. m. and 3 p. m.
It Is estimated that about 1385
children use the playgrounds during
a week.
July Originally hied aa second
degree murder, the count against
the 33-year-old horseman was re
duced to manslaughter.
nil
OnakM to Bit I
Fetters Free
On Bail
t
The working "year" lasts only
from October to May, or the early
days of June, In the whisky distill
ing Industry.
BRINKS I
ttnmt awwmi
Wayne Addison Fetters, waiting
- ;tlon by the grand Jury on a
charge of manslaughter, was re
leased from the county Jail this
morning after $2100 cash ball was
posted for him by Webb Kennett.
Fetters Is charged In connection
with the death of Melvln Larson,
Injured In a fight at Fetters' house
WEATHER
Guest
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Visiting Mr, n I id Mrs. Joseph H
Mndluy of Clnquct, Minn,, mid Mrs.
Itnlpli Bchlbstrd and diiughlor,
MiUKurct, of Superior, Wise, uro
visiting briefly tit the home uf Mr.
nnd Mi s. J, I'. Lull of 1 1 IIS Oi mil.
Tim party Is enjoying n vucittlon
trip In the wcsl and will li'iivo soon
for Yellowstone and full I.uko Cliy.
Medley Is secretary-treasurer of the
Clotpict Itotary club and a member
of llio Clixiuel Commercial club.
Hurgary Danny Whltescll of 465
Uei'llnua underwent miijor aumery
at Hillside hospltul todny. Hu Is
llie six-yeur-old ami of Mr, mid
Mm. Dunlel Whltescll.
No llostea Kiilheryii Heattlc
missionary circle will meet Frldny
al Mwire park for a 13 o'clock pol
itick lunch.. There will be no hos
tess. To Hospital Verlon Brummel
left recently for Portland where he
will undergo mi operation at veter
ans' hospital.
OIIMION I'ailly I'lowlr I'Mlaiv; lair In
IKlllliMI Imlav Hllll loillHill. 'lltlBlla
pailly i Utility with llalil ah.maia iiihIi-
npai' riiual liuilulil mul Tlmikiluv
Klamath Business College
Thlliailiivj KllMhllf waiitytr ovr Inl.iliir
litilay mill IiimihIiI: ai-nlla vailahla wlmll
lir i'immI. IwruHillig HaiilU In muilaial
733 Pine St.
Phon. 4760
KLAMATH rAI.I.N AND VICINITY -'air
luiilflil. ImmiiimIhs parity vlutiilv
Tlmrailay. l-v vrnllvipil Itiiimlaratmma
ally Tlitllailay; lllgll bHlay SO, lliw llil.
Itlalt Tliuitilny VI
NIMiriirilN CAI.IKOHNIA- Claar III
ilay, limltflil mul Tliurailay, amaiil lr
tot liin enaal nlRliI mill iimiiilna mul
ataltviail Ih Inralimna naar inmiiilaliia
of aaliama iioiIIikiii iiuiiimii: I'IMllvr III'
Imiil aa fat Ma Marfavllla anil Man-ail and
lliriiiiKlintil anllra valley Tliuiailay.
Senile In iiimletMle liullliwaalarly wlmla
Hire-Word linn brim received by
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO rIN NO HOSPITALIZATION
N Lata af Tlma
Parmaaaal ataaaltal
DR. E. M. MARSHA
Chlrarslla Pbraletaa
m N IIS Eigalra TSaalra Bias
Faana ?M
Enroll now for Special Summer Study or
for a Complete Business Course. ,
Mr. mul Mm. Jack Krullim, 303 H.
Itch, nl Uin ili iilll uf Mm. liny llob
Iiimiii ill I'nlii Alio. Mrn. Itublnaon
vlallrd In Kluiiiallt Kails III Julie
alien lir iiuriulrtl llio wedding of
her win DU'k lliibliisun mid Penny
Kentlnii June lb. Hliti died sudden
ly on Huiiiliiy iiliilit. Mr. mul Mm.
Dirk ltiibliimin mi) llvlnu III Kcd
wood Ully. Cnlir. ,
Huckleberry Mountain Mm. Alice
llninlltiin, who make ml annual
trip about Ihla lime to Huckleberry
inouiilulii, rrKirl Unit Hie berry
rroi) was biidly dummied by a lal
June (rout. Borne leaves have fallen,
mid she doeim't think the crop will
equal Ihul of last year. Mm. Ham
II ton went to Hie berry patch last
week.
.Marrlrd-Mt'. mid Mm. Oia Wll-
mer Ixiiiiiey, who were marrlrd July
M. me now residing at the Cucade
apartments alter a wedding trip to
Dlmnuml hike. Mm. Loimcy wan llie
former llrtly Weber of Hall rran
claco, who was a prisoner of the
Japanese In ilornro for 44 monlh
during the war.
To Hpeak Dr. W. W. Uaum of
Halem will apeak at the Klwanlt
hini'hciiii Thursday noon. Dr.
Uaum la put prrnldent of Die Ore
ion rllule Medical society and Ore
unit rlrlruuie lo Die American Med
leal association. He will apeak on
"Prepaid Medical Care Voluntary
or Compulsory."
tAl' Oprniiif The Teen-Age
rlub. under direction of the YMCA,
will hold lla official grand reopen
ma at S P. in . Saturday In the
armory. Balurday will mark the be
ginning of Die regular schedule,
Halurdaya from 8 to 11:30 p. m., and
Wedneaduya from to 10:30 p. m.
from Vaeatlon Mr. and Mrs.
C. t. Beavey and family have re
turned to Klamath Faila after a
three wrelu' vacation. Seavey at
tended the KIka national convention
In Portland and Die convention of
magicians 111 Brattle.
Ta tiponaor Dance Camp Fire
Olrla of Hoiianu are apoiuormg a
danca to be held In the high achool
gym, Balurday night. Music will be
furnished by Wilkeraon'a orcheatra.
Kefraahmenla will be aerved during
the evening.
rorrtetlon Ealher and Martha
rlrclea of the First Methodist
church will meet at the Earl Red
man home, 803 Front, Instead of on
Grant treet aa previously an
nounced. The picnic will be al 13
noon, Thursday.
Juvrnlle Neighbors of Woodcraft
-Juvenile Ncmlibors of Woodcraft
will hold a picnic In Moore park
Thursday at 1 p. m.. and Juveniles
should be at the KC hall at 12:45
tor transportation. Each should
bring a paper ancle lunch.
Itrturnrd Mrs. Walter Wise,
4028 Bummers lane, returned from
Oranta Pass tills week where she
was called by the death of her
father, W. D. Hunt, a pioneer resi
dent of that vicinity.
Tonsillectomy Naomi Colt,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William F.
Coll, of HMO Kline, la a pntlent at
Hillside hospital following a tonsil
lectomy tills morning.
In Hospital Mclvln Oil Irs, son of
Mr. and Mm. Floyd Ohles of Chllo
quln, Is recovering from a tonsillec
tomy performed this morning at
Jlllllsldo hospital.
Box Huptcr--Womcil of the Im
mamicl Uuptlat church will hold
nil old-fiishloued box supper Satur
day at the homo of Chnrles Fraley,
3610 Front, nl 6 p.1 m.
Kxcrtitlve Hoard Meeting The
executive board of the Degree of
Honor will meet Thursday at S p.
m. nl the homo of Jennie Buck,
6309 Simmers.
Pinochle Club Yc Olrie Pinochle
club will meet Thursday at 13:30
p. m. nt the homo of Ornce Bock,
137 High, tor luncheon nnd cards.
Navy Recruiting
Office Stays Open
The navy recruiting station In the
post office will remain open unui
6 p. m. Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday to Issue the American de
fense and World War II victory
medals to persona unnlile to come
In during regular hours, vernon
Cliltwood, recruiter, announced that
enlisted tieraoniirl must present
their original discharge certificate
It available.
In casea where the discharge Is
not available the original separa
tion papers 15431 will be accepted.
Otflrcra are required to present a
certified copy of release Jo Inactive
duty or a certificate ot satisxactory
service iSMi.
Cascade
While bears and coyotes are nu
merous In this vicinity, timber
wolves sis rare. Last week a timber
wolf was in the vicinity of Odell
Summit lodge, much to the annoy.
ance of the two setter dogs of J. K.
Badlry. Tin next morning contrary
to their usual habit of circling the
place, the dogs wished to remain at
home.
Mm. Harvey Dowdy of Eugene and
Mm. James Benson of San Fran
cisco vlsitcdjtwlth friends In this
vicinity over the week-end.
Clyde Franklin, manager of Odell
Summll lodge, and Mm. Margaret
Let Jenkins were married las I Bal
urday In the Methodist parsonage at
Eugene by Rev. Llewellyn Griffith.
Mm. Franklin will teach In Ana
helm. Calif., next winter, she
workrd as drsk clrrk at the Icxliic
here the early part of the summer.
The couple are spending their
honeymoon here al the Inke. Bntur
day evening the gursla al the hotel
as well as residents here charlvarled
them. Later they guthered In the
dining room of the lodge where they
were entertained by music and song.
Among summer home colonists
now occupying their cabins on Odell
lake are Mr. and Mm. A. W. Eamrs
Antoinette Lucas) of Portland, Mr.
and Mm. CI. R. Huguuln of Pendle
ton, Mm. R. B. Maxwell and chil
dren of Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Bteln of Portland, and Dr. and
Mm. A. E. Caswell of Eugene.
Each day Odell lake Is dotted with
fishermen trying their luck.
Among guests at Odell Summit
lodge are Mr. and Mrs. Stuart R.
Stlmmel of Portland. Mra. 8tlmmel
la psychiatric social worker with the
Portland public schools and child
guidance clinic.
II. Miller of San Francisco stopped
off al Odell lnke while en route to
Montana. Miller, who Is western
states manager for Charles Scrlbner
and Sons publications, makes an
annual trip to Montana where he Is
part owner of a ranch In the Bitter-
root valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Moffrtt of
Bend are spending their honey
moon In Moftett's parents' summer
home on the lake.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Forbls suent Sun
day evening In Onkrldne at the
home of Mr. and Mm. Screwbv.
Mrs. Forbls' parents. Robert Screw
by and his wife of Seattle are visit-
lng at the Screwby home.
Neis Miller, section foreman here.
Is on his vncntlon. Ho Is spending
pnrt of the time with his uncle In
Snn Francisco. Tom O'Connell of
Onkrldge Is relieving him.
Trapper creek forest enmp Is popu
lated with campers at this time.
The huckleberries are now begin
ning to ripen and an Influx of berry
Lit x.r if. . rtf.
Ik 1
US' f- sKRi
Cla rirhollra. 21-year-old lllltrh
flrl. alia on the rail of llie liner
IVratrrdam aa ahe arrives In New
York aa the lurat of the parents
of an Amrrlran Midler whose grave
the trndrd In Holland. Khe waa
Invited to the t.nitrd Ktulrs by
Mm. I'rarl alliurl al Kail Fran
cisco Willi whom alir lias brrn cor
responding alnce Novrrnbrr. 1U15.
The son. Jamrs 1. Currier, 23, waa
killed In action In the liberation of
Holland. Al" wirrphoto.
ulrkrra are at Cascade Summit
lilucklng the berry. This Is mi un.
usually early season, the usual
huckleberry picking time being
about the first of September. The
berries are large and uulle nu
merous. '
William Roberts Is visiting here
for a tew days. Roberts cooked al
the lodge here during the yearn Mr.
and Mrs. Lowell Hart owned It. He
Is now working for the Moan com
pany, contract railroad boarding
house keepers, and Is working In a
B. and B. guug nrur CJlendnle, Ore.
Jnmes Pong, who recently moved
to Crescent lake from Cuscude Sum
mit, was taken to the Eugene hospi
tal seriously III.
Nearly every summer home on
Odell luke ta now occupied. During
the wnr yrais the summer homes
remained closed during the summer
moullis due to shortage of gasoline
and the henvy duties each person
carried on account of the wnr. Thr-e
of the collages thai lire not occupied
this year are the lx Ilables' sum
mer home, the Ben Dry and Dr.
Coffey summer homes. These three
homes were some of leie first sum
mer homes to be built on the lake
and the owners spent the grenter
part of the summer In them In the
early years here. Now they nrc open
If at all only a few days nt a time.
The reason Is- Hint Dr. and Mm.
Coffey have died as has Leslie
Hables. and since the Dry children
have grown tin the Ueys do not
spend so long a time here. Dey Is
seriously 111 hi the Southern Pacific
company's hospital In San Francisco
of hrnrl trouble.
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