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TOONERVILLE FOLKS
MICKEY (Himself) McGuire
Klamath Agency
Raymond H. Bltney, superintend
ent ot the Agency, was Joined this
last week by his wife, Mrs. Bltney,
and by two of their three sons, Rob.
ert and Richard. Richard had grad
uated from high school the pre
vious week.
Rose Marie and BUI Floyd re
turned last week-end from their
sophomore year at Oregon College
of Education at Monmouth. They
are the son and daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Elbert J. Floyd.
Rose Marie Floyd plans to attend
the summer session at Southern
Oregon college In Ashland. She will
leave next week-end.
Home from her freshman year In
high school at St. Mary's academy
In The Dalles is Marlene Hemlnger.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas
Hemlnger.
Mrs. George Shorey left May 28
for San Francisco to get a young
niece who returned with her to
spend part of the summer.
Mrs. Edward Poitras left on Fri
day to spend a week In San Fran
cisco. She drove Mrs. Rolf Plelke
south, where she will attend the
graduation of her son. Ted Nelson,
from the University of California.
Mrs. Sam Rife and Mrs. Gall ,
Rlddenour finished their year at
Chiloquin grade school this past
week. The women were both mem
bers of the faeultv. The year's work
ended on Thursday, followed that
evening by a faculty and custod
ian picnic at the Old Swimming
Hole north of Fort Klamath.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Rife were Rife's niece, her
kiishnnd and a nephew. Mr. and
Mrs. William Frazer and Al Sher
man, all of Vancouver. B. C.
Mrs. Bonnell DeMers recently un
derwent major surgery in Klamath
Falls, but Is all right now.
Oneta Ryder, who was brought
north from Texas several weeks ago
to attend a trial, reports that the
case was settled this past week out
of court and she will be able to re
turn to her Job as air line steward
ess by the end of June.
Chiloquin
School ended last week for an
other year. Although the students
were at school only on Tuesday
morning to receive their report
cards, the teachers put in a full four
days, finishing on Thursday. That
evening the faculty of both grade
and high' schools, the custodians,
and (lie cooks with their families
had a picnic supper at the Old
Swimming Hole, out from Fort
Klamath.
The fnculty is planning a busy
summer. Mrs. Athel Roser and Mrs.
D. L. Miller will attend summer
school al Southern Oregon college.
Mrs. Harry whiting and her mis
bund are planning a trip to Alaska.
Margaret Molitor will spend the
summer on the family ranch in
North Dakota. Mrs. Charles Burton.
after two weeks spent with her
daughter and son-in-law on the
family ranch north of Modoc Point.
will spend a month or so visiting a
sister in San Francisco. i
Betty Ballge left the first of the I
week on a trip east. She doesu t
plan to return to Chiloquin next
year. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bcaty
left for their Oklahoma home last
week-end. They were to drive to Los
Anseles and east through Albuquer
que where they planned to get a
sister of Mrs. Beaty s.
on Wednesday to' 01 V
. and relumed
Chiloquin.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Evans now i ura Cununlncs of Klamath Falls
I Mrs. Wayne Mehaus. Mrs. oeorge , nave mree cnuaren. ine iwo oioer j spent the week-end here visiting
Reed, Kenny Reed and Louise Nie- ! are boys aged three and one. A baby i relatives.
haus left on Monday for a two , sister arrived on March 25. They live ! sr. and Mrs. George Bevel and
weeks' vacation In Eastern Oregon. in Orville. Calif. j family of Lakeview visited their
They will visit with relatives in and ! Mrs. Kerr.ntt Keysor left this ; daughter. Mrs. Allen Cummlngs and
around Kyssa. j week to uuaergo major surgery in : tuiuily. here on Monday.
Eulene Buck has been visiting her Portland. ,ir, an(i ,irs. George Hamilton
sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and j Tony Unive visited over the week- ari(i , Qary f Medford visited
Mrs. Forest Freld since last week- i end with his mother. Mrs. Mildred I Mrs. Hamilton's parents, Mr. and
end. Eulene lives in Elkton. Ore. Unive. Tony has finished training at Mrs. e, e. Kncss. over the week-end.
. Daylight saving time certainly 1 the Electronics Materiel school at m, ,d Mrs Hirh Hadlev and
confused a lot of local residents last j Treasure Island, went first to Myrtle ! children and Mr. and Mrs. Vern
week. Some families had set clocks ! Creek where his aunt and uncle : Hanan and children spent Merao
up an hour one week too soon and ! live. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dumont. The ! -ml Day at Paisley,
spent the majority of one day try- j Dumonts drove Tony to Chiloquin Mrs. Gerald Baker and daughter,
ing to get time straightened out. ! for a short visit before he left for J Bonnie Jean, of Portland are vtstl-
i But now everyone seems to agree on San Francisco and for sailing orders I mg nrr parents. Mr. and Mrs. James
he. nour- rom the nav-T- I Dixon, and friends and relatives
The class of 1948 sponsored the Mrs. Loyal Heath and her son tj, week,
last event of the school year when , Jeff of Klamath Falls were in Chilo-1 Mr ttmj jjr, mu Langdon and
they gave the commencement dance Qmn on Saturday and brought with children of Burns visited friends
a week ago Saturday. I them a former Chiloquin resident. hen on Mondav. The Langdons
The class of 1947 from Chiloquin ' Arlene Allen, who has recently re- ' tormerlv made their home here,
high school made up an annual turned from Hawaii where she was j The ranger district has Just com-
i which they let out on contract. employed as a nurse. Miss Allen nleted nluntmi 65 000 Ponderosa
i.inM sundav June 6 with a din- Prough wrles of unfortunate ; then visited with a brother and plne seedlings. 50.000 on Owen butte
ne efr horn? on toe .Merrill happenings it was well over . year : sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Aloys ! urn ,nd ,J.ooo on James butte.
hfthwav Psen" were Mr and Mrt ! lat5" whfn ,he nnuals Allen', a"d bu!ht J0"" B Allen. Jack McCartle Is moving his c
Xyrt:JZ t mtom?nu'.v'i the books rame snof the Aloys Allen's, south with onQ band , nf) from Bonanza
?h.vne Mr and Mrs. Carl Schu- !ar?e of print ng Uiat ner. jn is past ween they have been t0 the
r - - .. . ,. naa accumulated aunng tne year 1 "us nn air. ana .Mrs. Harold ,
. . . ,. Z.Vrrl: IV v.hV ! after the students had graduated, i Mallory lr
'Gadget' Is
Hospital Pet
DETROIT, June 8 Mi Curly,
haired, browu-eyed little "Miss
Oariuet" was In virtual command of
big Keeelvlng hospital Monday.
This was true despite the fact
she Is only about two years old and
small enough to walk under tables.
The only trouble was that inaiiiu
was missing.
"Miss Gadget" got her name from
a bewildered young taxlcab driver
In whose car the mother left her
Saturday and never rvapiieared.
Charles Kasela, 33, the drU'er. a
single man, fell for the baby's
charms and named her "Gadget "
for a reason he couldn't quite ex
plain In turning her over to police.
Upon being brought to the hospi
tal, "Gadget" immediately captured
the hearts ot nurses and doctors.
She's that lovable, they sulil.
She chortles 111 her bed anil follows
the help around whenever per
mined. In her sleep, however, she cries
"mama, mama."
Policewoman June Thomas called
It "very unusual" since abandoned
babies as a rule are reclaimed w ith
In two days.
Shrine Surgery
Dedicated Sunday
PORTLAND. June 7 ir A lie
1 1:1.000 surgery at the Shrine hos
pital for crippled children was dedi
cated Sunday by small Quern Shar
on III, the Junior Rose Festival
queen.
The young queen and her court
entertained the hospital's patients
with an hour and a half ot songs,
dances and skits.
Reffett of Ontario. Ore., visited at
the Henry Anderson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Runner of
Port Orchard spent several days
here last week on business.
Henlev
w, A. srnMn mo iuuu . ; return to Silvrtnn nH r.m.. ...i ! " V .
ford Mrs. Chares Hamilton ann ; 7 "- " , ,hl. .,, " v. moving some came 10 nis pasture
, . rn sm.th f Malin ! sponsoring a dance at the higlvthseek I on the Wilson nlace In Dry nralrle.
In Klamath Falls but will
summer range on Meryl creek
this week.
Leo Sagehorn from Tulelake Is
Wesley and Don Smith of Malin
1 eiwuui s""m3'uui iu iry 10 pay mat .. uuudm r-oiirr iook j The roads to Gerber reservoir
MrTlrma Clement Is rwiper- b.lL The class has en-1 their o,d , y , t(j m
."1 home alter recent surgVry. f m? ot 'he locally popu- P"la"i t Thursday. The four- 1 travrUng. Three cars have been
Lucille Ready was home from!1" orchestra from Klamath Falls, year -old will again be hospitalized ln pry prairie this past week.
Oregon State college to visit her nnyuim Maners. nan to attend. 1 " 10 W correct a Week-end guests from out of town
. .. . . .. . li r.. 1 ,o,v a iuw wuic. aim itciu liic ' "
folks over the Memorial Day week
end. Leonard Preston, also of Ore
gon Slate college, was a guest at
the Keady residence.
Junior Drew has been unable to
be about for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dehlinger
left Wednesday for a few days fish
ing trip at We-Ask-U inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Marvin and
Roy visited In Ashland and Grants
Pass over the Memorial Day w eek
end. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Steele and
Dolores and Mrs. R. W. Steele re
turned Wednesday from Portland
where they attended the Ice Follies.
They were in Portland at the time
of the Vanport flood.
Jess Johnson spent Wednesday
fishing and returned with a good
catch.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Semon are
remodeling their cabin at Lake c"
the Woods.
Mrs. Myrtle Nutter of Ashland
visited her daughter, Mrs. Max
Marvin, two days last week.
Leona Murphy of Seattle visited
last week with her aunt, Mrs. Roy
LaPrarie and Mrs. Sarah Storm.
Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Howe have
moved into one of the cottages on
th- Henley school grounds. They
will live there until fall when their
house in town will be completed.
Nancy Stone has located a place
to live In town. Nancy is employed
by the Commercial Finance com
pany and has been staying with Mr.
and Mrs. Al Stone.
""' . .,,. . I Mf";Ja"efK n '" "h My I were Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Neubauer
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Collins are for Southern California after 1 and 50n Danny from Mt. vleWi
where tney have bought a home and daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and
small acreage. Mrs. Frank DiUlio. Mrs. Bowman
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mumma. who Planned to visit in Southern Call
have lived In Chiloquin the past ! fornia and then to continue on to
year, will move within the next two 1 ner former home In Kentucky,
weeks, possibly to Klamath Falls, j Jayne Flury left on Sunday to be
Mumma is engaged in road con- ; Sin work at the Crater Lake resort
struction work. j as telephone switchboard ODerator.
Bonnie Gienger was home from I Mr Elmer Pieler and a friend '
the University of Oregon for gradua- : from Klamath Falls. Mrs. Dean Hall
tion activities and will finish her j have been in San Francisco for the
freshman year at school this next : past few davs. They left last Mon- I
week. j day.
Jt.?nd. "TM1" V J.MUfr 1 w,Illam Mlche north from !
were guests of Mr and Mrs Law- ; southern California a week ago to i
rence Myers when they visited here ln chiloquin when his sister
v,"f rSamml0i, ,k . lHeltn' a married to Paul Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pohll. their imn f iri-.i. i-.ii.
1 children Marilee and Martin, all of -, ... , ,
uvu,o; urn,? 1 sjjriiuing a snort i
vacation in Myrtle Point with her I
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Joe I
Dumont.
Calif., who visited at the home of
Vern Hanan. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
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Walter Pohll last week. They came
north to attend the graduation from
high school of their sister. Alice
Marie Pohll. The Pohlls drove a
new car south when they left on
Friday, taking with them Walter
Pohll. The group visited the Ohles
and McNabbs in Anderson. Calif.,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Evans In Or
ville on the way to Sacramento.
Walter Pohll flew to Portland
from Sacramento last Monday but
because of flood conditions the plane
was unable to land. The pilot circled
the Vanport area before he headed
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OKLAHOMA CITY. June 8 (A"
One of the first newspaper women
lo work In editorial rooms, Mrs.
Harriet Abbott Howe, 3, died here
8iuulay night.
Hhe was a poet and worked as a
staff member of Hie old "IMrtorlnl
Review" in New York.
Mrs. Howe moved lo Okliiliouiu
Clly In I'Mil after spenillug imut of
her life In New York mid San Francisco,
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