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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1948)
JEC. J! PACE 4 HFRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1?I Cascade The Northwest Machine Works of Portland wan well represented mong Odcll Summit lodge's guests. Present were Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Collclt, Hurry Dewey and M. Sims, the latter two slaying three days. Colfclt Is connected with Uie trou ble-shooting and installation lor Norhwest Machine Works, using both an automobile and an Ercoupe lor traveling to and lrom Jobs. Spe cial Item lor emergencies is the ahort wave radio In both Uie car and plane lor tut U anything hap pens to him In the woods, then he can get In touch with highway pa trolmen at nil times. Cascade Summit is getting ritzier nd ritzier with new Items being added dally. Most recent attraction Is the juniper shop now installed at Odell Summit lodge. Some souvenir articles and others without the lodge name. Walter Vaughn, son of Southern Pacific Section Foreman James Vaughn, home for the week-end and thoroughly disgusted with the con tinued snowstorms. Walter is a third year student at Klamath Union high school and part-time employe of Oregon Pood store. Jim my Vwighn was called at 3 a. m. May 19 to take care of the switches in case of freezing and after view ing the newly fallen snow said. "How am I going to explain 34 inches of new snow in the middle of May?" Ended up with about 6 inches of anow to explain to the super. Deena Hart of Salem zipped through Cascade Summit on her way to gift shop in Klamath Falls Tulelake Eddie Oresham of Orcsham Mo tors has accepted delivery of a P.T. 10 two-place plane from Park Col lege. Mo., and will do much com muting in his business in the fu ture by air. Oresham, a veteran of World Wars I and II had some fly ing Instruction before the last war when he served as a chief petty officer in the navy. He plans to re sume advanced lessons in Klamath Falls. One of the first group of homesteaders to settle on land here, he also opened the first automobile agency in Tulelake and now Is agent for Plymouths and DeSotos. Principal H. O. Reed of the ele mentary school. Mrs. Reed of the high school faculty and their two young daughters plan to spend the summer In Berkeley where the Reeds will enter the University of California for a summer brush-up. Mrs. Sarah Welsh plans to leave soon after June 1 for a two months visit with a brother and several other relatives in Helena and other , Montana points. Mrs. Josephine Converse of the high school faculty will probably go to Seattle following the close of school to spend some time with a daughter, wife of a navy man who is moving to California where her husband is stationed. Later in the summer she plans to go to Butte foi a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ever and family will go to Berkeley for the summer where Charles Esser, a son, graduate of the Tulelake high school this spring, will enter the university. Esser Is principal of the high school and Mrs. Esser is third giade teacher In the elementary building. Both Mr. and Mrs. Esser plan to return to their appointments next fall. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Shaw and two young sons spent last week end In Portland, their former home, where they celebrated a wedding anniversary. Shaw Is office man ager of the Kandra-Noggle com pany. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hopper owners of the Golden hotel, enjoyed a successful fishing trip to Gold Beach recently. Dairy the son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Webber, former Dairy residents, now I of Bonanza. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Schmoe of Ilomedale have both had the flu this I past week but are Improving now. Freightways Denied Salem Expansion SALEM. May 38 lJV-Consolidated Freightways. 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