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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1948)
PACE ELEVEN SATURDAY, FEB. 28, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON New Pine Creek Twmily-UiiT tirw iiianibcra were obllwilod at tlio llltf Pomona linnii meet held lime lust HitlunUy by lint alum llruimo Deputy Mra. Mil dred N(iriniti) of Haleui, Ore., who prU(iMll III til grange actlvl llra during Ilia day. There wort 04 ineiiibore mid regu lar giangeie present Hi Ui noonday lime Ix'on and III III attendance al regular 1 ioiib grunge which fol lowed Hi I o'clock program put on by cuch of the llvo grangna. In addition moving picture that gave farmer valuable Informal Ion on how Ui iim different Implement were shown by Uie county agent, K. M. Cornell mid Alvy Weekly, manager ol the l.nke County Co-op. Mm. Norman also lnullfd the new Pomona grange ofllcers. The new Pomona grunge master la I.ca Klder ol Hummer Lake. Fred flalier ol l.akevlcw l Uie aecrelary, Mr. Tracy ol Urrwa Creek, Ireosuror, mid Mary 1'odgilt, of Thomas Creek, musician, were among the olflcers Installed. bummer Luke seems Ui have had the biggest percentage ol lt mem bership present and many who at tended during the day stayed over and were pirsrnl al Uie regular grange meeting during the evening. The Hoy Hcouu had charge ol the program In the evening and put on a very Impressive candlelight cere- ""aIJ'HjcIiiI meeting ol the Youth club culled last Baturday morn. Ing at which lime the club wo re ,,nld Into a Y.O.A. The new nflliers elected were Jack Means, president; secretary, Jean Michael, and treasurer, "Kr While. Mr. Mildred Norman wu present as Ihe organising otllcer. A regular meeting ol tile YOA wu held Tuesday veiling. Febru ary 34. with Uie new olllteis pre aldlng. Additional stall officers were elected aa lollowi: vlce-presl-deul. KenneUi Hutler. and Opal Turpln. swward. Ten member! wert present and It wa decided U) spon sor dance sometime In March, Uie dale deluding uiwil tt availa bility ol Uie hall which will be announced later. A date preference wa given aa near to 81. Patrick t Day aa possible. Th advisability ol having the laal meeting of Uie month an oiien meeting waa dlscusaed. Till, would make It possible u Inviu non .rangers and Interest new young p,pl, in Uie group Uiua paving II,. way for a bigger growth for the elub. Th Idea being lo make these occasions more ol a party affair with refreshments, dancing id gainea. NoUiIng definite wa de cided, however. The hall decorations were uken down and put away for future ue lhen gamea were played until near ly 11 o'clock. All grange members in good Handing between Uie age of 14 and 3o are Invited lo Join the new youth group. The home Be club held 1U regular meeting hut Thuwlay. rebruary IB. In Uie grange hall. A roll call re sponse waa made by sch member preaent telling very amusing special event of ihelr chlldliood days and thus a very Intereetlng meeUng waa enjoyed by Uie II mem ber! and two children preaent. At Uie next regular meeting lo be held oil March 4. Uie home dem onatratlon agent. Mr.. Smith from Alturas. will be preaent. All ladle, of the community are Invited. Delicious refreshments of pine apple cream pie and coffee were served by the hostess, Mr.. Talry Hammerlcy. Hev. John Blalock, a missionary from China, will .peak again UiU Hundny al the Baptist church In the ab.wnc of Key. Eugene Barrow. Poe Yalley rij..iuir vgni)i(r orowrly ownera met al the community hull lo reorganise Uie Bedfleld Mutual mir lal aiuioclallon. rive director. wer .i.i.,i nii Paid llrellhaunt u chairman: PeUi Holr.hou.er, vice chairman; Prancl. rreuer, aecre-tary-treaurer; Eddie Roberta and Lawson Rom. It u decided to build a new fence, grade and level and drill a nnH irMnorallv Imnrove the grounda. An additional plot of land wu donnled by Frnncla and Mar garet Preuer. Work crewa will be lW ill U4 Find the Quickest Way . . . To order your upply of Rtody-m'md Conr from tho Klomorh Concraro Plpo Company. Thig icientifically mixed comont'll ooiy fo pour, give your homo a itrong foundation, lavei labor, time end money become- it's already mixed. Call 4265 thli week for a gpeedy dolivery. Klamath Concrete Pipe Co, organised by the director, gild work will .tart on till, project an Monday morning. A dinner party wa. held at the home of Mr. and Mr.. Clarence Weber on Hunday, ClilMt. were Mr. and Mr. Jin k llolzlirmaer, Mr. and Mr.. IXin Itoberu, Mr. and Mr.. Hugh Harnett, Mr. arid Mr., F.ddla Roberta, Mr. and Mr.. Carroll Ilrun ton, Charlie Rlffe, Oleu llolihau.er, Joyce and Judy Roberta, Rundra Hrunloii, Helen and Inland Weber. Hrveral people from here attend ed the .ale at the Hay Holme, ranch on 'Hieftday. Mr.. (Hen Renter wa. hoilea. at a dinner party on Friday evening honoring her hu.biind on hi. birth day. (lue.U were Mr. and Mm, Cur roll llruiiton, Handra llrunton and Mm. Ol.on. lwl. Moore ha. returned to Port land for further medical attention. Midland Midland grange home economic. club .poiuored a public card party at Uie home of Mi.. Edna Traver. on Hnturday. Pinochle wa enjoyed by 30 iieraon. Award, were pre- aented lo II. II. L.rgent and Min nie Andrleu. Verland Huff Uxik high .core for men and Jam. Flower. Mcond high. Minnie Andrleu look high for women, Ixona Andrlru occond high. Home-made cake and aandwlchr were served by the women. Mr.. F.mma Lamb will entertain the Midland grange home eco nomic, club on 'J'uraday at J p. m. All grange women are akcd to at tend. Fancy work will be Uie project of the day to each woman aliould bring .omethlng to do. 'there are .till .ome year book, to duirtbute. Midland grange will hold Ita licit regular meeting on Wednesday, March . Overaeer Erne.1 Mllanl will pre.lde III Uie abaence of Maater Leon Andrleu who will be In Port land on a buslnoM trip. Langel! Valley Dorothy tirave. and Mary Ann bmlth .pent the week-end with Mr. and Mr.. Waller Smith and ooiu. Hunday vUltor. at Uie Bmlth home were Mr. and Mr.. 1)111 Noble. Pauline, Duane and Harry Noble and Martin Brown. Mr. and Mr.. Barney Brown and eona of Klamath FalU .pent Thura day with her parent., Mr. and Mr.. Homer Roberta. Mr. and Mr.. Bill Burneit .pent Funday evening with Mr. and Mr. O. C. Johnaon. Mr. and Mra. Harry Trailer ent Friday evening with Mr. and Mra. F. W. Brown and Mr. and Mr.. Jeaae Cahea. Mr. and Mra. Delbert Cerr of Merrill have moved to Uie Albert Dearborn ranch which they recent ly purchaaed. The iJingell Valley Woman', club la giving a dance at Uie community hall on March 8 to rulae money to build a new porch on the comma ntv hall. Miulc la being donated by the Swing Quintet and .upper by the club member Everyone I. urged to attend. Mr.. Eddie Rupert and Darla of Klamath Fall, rl.lted friend, on Thuraday. Mr. and Mra. Ed Evan, of Klam ath Fall, .pent the week-end with friend.. Mm. Elliott Home .pent Friday with Cora Leavltt and Mary Dear born. Afternoon vlaltom were Bob bietie Olft and Eva Roberta. Mr.. Mary J. Smith left Tueaday for Yuba City to vlatt her eon and Ihelr famlllea for a couple of weeks. Martin Brown and Dick SmlUi left Monday for a couple of weeka' Miration and will enjoy fishing and proa peeling. Mr. and Mr. Bill Burnett pent Monday evening with Mr. and Mr. F. W. Brown and Mr. and Mr. Jeaae Cohea. Mra Mary Dearborn and Mra. Mary Smith apent Thuraday with Mr.. Merry Johnon. Mr. and Mr. Charle Partridge HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND EUGENE. ORE. MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr. aa Mri. J. I. tarUv a. Jo Rarity Fra.rlilara . . . TOONERVILLE FOLKS IM Revolt !! , Th E.Toohcrvillh Mipmorniho 5 Corrtt Club -rrr ed on Wrdnroday evening with Mr. and Mm. We Dearborn. Mr. and Mr. Bill Burnett and family visited relative and friends In Klamath Fall on Sunday. Mr. and Mr. Jesse Cohea, who are here visiting her parent, Mr. and Mm. F. W. Brown, penl last week-end In Tutelage with Mr. and Mm. Jack Kelley. Mr. and Mr. Elliott House are sending a few days with hla twin brother and wife Mr. and Ms. Iiwln House. Irwin la quite 111. Mr. and Mra. Roy Hodgea of Tule hike spent Monday evening with Mrs. Hodges' parent, Mr. and Mra. loiter Iavltt and grandmother, Mary Dearborn. Evening vlallora elso at Uie lavltt home were Ralph Rlrharda and son, Allen, of Chllo quln. Ill Langell valley soil conserva tion district will hold It annual election and meeting on Wednes day. March 3. William Van Demal of Portland will be the principal speaker. Moving pictures will be hown. There will be a potluck sup per at 8 p. m. at the community hall and everyone In Uie vicinity I cordially Invited to attend. Henley Mr. and Mra. Fred Beymer have moved Into Uie small house on the Clarence Gober ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norrls spent last week In Uie Bend area. Loren George 1 up and about afteT a recent emergency appen dectomy. Olenn Dehllnger, Harold Dehl 1 tiger. Harvey Wise. Clyde Dehllng er. Bob Norrls, Jess Johnson and William Cheyne were among Uiose attending Uie farm sale at Sprogue River JuncUon Tuesday. Mm. Charlea Drew Jr. wa re leased from Klamath Valley hos pital Friday. Biice McCormlck wa discharged from Hillside hospital Wednesday to return to hi home at Keno after being confined to the hospital for more than two week. Mr. and Mra. Charle Drew Jr. have recently finished extensive re modeling on their home In the Henley dllrlcU Mrs. Ueorge Elliott was out of school Monday, Tueaday and Wed nesday due to Illness. Archie Rutter withdrew from school Monday. He will enter school In Roeeburg. He ha been living here with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wlllhlt. Because of the flu, Mrs. Lyls Haley wa absent from school three days. Mr. and Mra. Harold McAbee i zjs: MMI, if i i "GYPO" POWER SAW TRICE COMPLETE WITH FELLING EQUIPMENT $300.00 . Including Blade EASY STARTING You don't have to crank for hours. LIGHTWEIGHT You don't have to pack ex cess weight. Total weight 95 pounds. AIR COOLED No water to pock, no fan belt to weor out. No bearing failures, and this saw will do plenty of cutting for two men, IT IS P0WIRID BY A FIVE H. P. MOTOR Martin's Richfield Service South 6th and Klamath Klamath Falls, Ora. Phona 8412 Royneal Millls have a new truck, purchased last v.eek In Klamath rails. Mr. and Mia. Leaier Jones visit- and Don Hams of Bonanza were visitor In the Henley district over the week-end. A photOKrapher from Kcnncll- Ellis sludlo wa al the IiIkIi school Monday and Tuesday taking pic tures lor the annual. Tommy Green, William Cheync and Teddy Green relumed Monday from a 12,000 mile trip. The boys were very happy to be back and were unanimous In saying that Klamath Is the beat place to live. They were greatly Impressed when Uiey visited Canada, hower. Al though they reached New Orleans a day lale for Uie Mardl Oras, ihey tlll sow many of the pnrade floats. Before returning home they also visited In Mexico. They were gone over five weeks. Mrs. Lloyd Miller Is teaching in the seventh grade at Henley school for Mrs. Emma Carter who recently underwent major surgery at Hill side hospital. Jimmy Cheyne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cheyne, Is back In school after undergoing an appendectomy. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Johnson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hamilton of Malln. Mrs. Karl Jossy and children of Medford last week-end visited Mra. Jo&sy's parents, Mr. and Mra. Boyd Bruner. Lost Thursday, Mrs. Jess John son, Mrs. Elizabeth Norris, and Mr. Irving Dixon played bridge In Klam ath Falls at the home of Mra. R. 8. Hopkins. Dick Hannon. band leader In Uie high school, has been out of school three day because of Illness. Glenn Hllyard was out of school Monday and Tuesday due to an In fected fool. Recent attendance al the ladle' gym das ha been small. If attend ance does not Increase, the class will be discontinued. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Reeder spent 15 a33 several day last week In Reno, Nev. Burrell Short ha been III re cently. Mr. Jack Welmer and John aa- oompanled Welmer to Grant Pas Monday. Mr. Welmer and John returned Tuesday. Dairy Mr. and Mm. Orrln Hankln left for Portland Tuesday morning where they will spend several days. Ronald Blsbee left Tuesday morn ing for Louisville, Ky. He will bring his wife with him when he returns to their ranch east of Dairy. Mr. and Mm. Dee Moon of Eu gene pent the week end visiting wllh Mr. and Mm. Earl Webber of Dairy and other old friend In this vicinity and Bonanza. Thornton Baker of Jacksonville pent the week-end visiting relatives in Klamath Fall.. 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Dunham Arant of Dairy on the birth of a son, their first, February 33, In Klamath Fall. Verble Orlie of Dairy I. home from the hospital recovering from a facial Injury received several days ago when a chain hit him In the lat.m am Via mram n..llln n...t. HH 1.1- . ' ".. Ml K KM JJUUI.IB inM UU UIO I ranch. During a storm In Lincolnshire, England, fish fell from the sky. They hnd been swept from nearby pond by the wind. It Pay to Use the Want-Ads ! LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Or FINAL ACCOUNT In tha Circuit Court of tht Slat of Oregon for Klamath County. In the Matter of the Ktat of GEORGE E ELLIOTT, irad. NOTICE If HEM f. BY GIVEN That the undaMlffntd hm illod hla final Account and He port aa Administrator of the above entitled estate; and that the Court hit fixed Tuesday. March 30. 1A4A. at 1 1:30 P.M. at th Circuit Court Room of above entitled Court, Klamath Falle, Ore fin, aa the time and place for hearing objections, If any. to aald Final Actxmnt, and Mttlrment thereof. flHST NATIONAL BANK Or PORTLAND, Administrator Of Above Entitled Estate. Hy: TRACY H. CHUM, Assistant Truat Officer. F 38 M 8-13-20-27 No 30 NOTICE Or PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE La hereby given that the Joint Airport Zoning Board has received the report of the Airport Zoning Com mission, recommending boundaries of various xonea to be established and regulations to bo adopted. In toning territory for a distance of two miles In each direction from tha Klamath Muni clpaj Airport, in Klamath County, Ore gon. The Joint Airport Zoning Board will, at the hour of 2:00 o'clock In the afternoon of Thursday the 4th day of March, IMA. At tho Council Chambers, WITH "SATCH" & THE BOYS- y BABY-SITTING ' . In tho City Hall for Cltv al Kl. Falls, Oregon, hold pubtlo hearing te) relation u aaia sorting, arter whern It will establish sonse and the boundaries therefor, comprising territory within distance of two miles In each dlrcUasi from the Klamath Municipal Airport, and will adopt regulations therefor. Done this J.lth day of February, 1848. JOINT AIRPORT ZONINQ ROARD . By.W'.T MpINTYRB, Chairman. F. 18 - M. 1, No. 16. POOLE'S for Outboards m Bo. Tin I Phone 426S 80S Market
