WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE TWENTY-ONE
Merrill
Mr. and Mri. llrure Itunibo, J. I)
nil Cllm MrMtirliey. mid Corky
r'enton apetit werk f lalilim on Hit
Deerhtitea tlvrr. 'I'll parly hiked
Into Koaary Ink and 11 mail nice
catrhee.
Mr. and Mr. Mrlvln Hart arid
family of Portland are vlaltnra at
lid I. E limbic linnie.
Dirk Icrevea anil lull Hill Irtt
Turiutay muriilnii to ieid lu dayt
In Curvallla atlrniliiiii 4-11 erhool,
Mr. and Mra. J. W. Itrriler rujoyrd
a werk-rmt vlalt from Keeiler'i
llrr and brothrr-hi-law, Itrv. and
Mra. L. A. Mryrra of Lakrvlrw.
Mra. Claude Hliurk haa licrn n
Jnylm a vlalt from hrr mnihrr and
lUlrr, Mra. I.uthrr llunu and Nan
Burn nt llnMIng, Calif.
Mra. H. I.. Drakoo and Donna hava
returned Inuii week varatlon In
Uia bay area wall rrlattvr and
friend. Kullrr lirnnrtl. fatJirr of
Mra. IJragoo, mail tha trip will)
them, and will rainaln In Merrill
lor a Ulna.
Mr. and Mri. II. J. llcmlrlikon
and Jai-k and Mary Jo prnl arv.
ral day vuitlni In Kuirnr. Whlla
Uirra thry eltnidrd iraduailon
esrrrlar of Hiui'trlrkaon'a ntrce.
A froup uf Mrrrltl rraidrnta wrnt
In Diamond lake for the opening day
i lolim Ihrrr. Inrludrtl vera Mr.
and Mra. Claude Hhurk. Mr. and
Mra. John O'Neill and eon. Mr. ani
Mra. I'el Plllard and family, Mr.
and Mra. Vie Hhurk and Mr. and
Mra. Leo Mi Koen.
Mra. Homer KleliU, Hut. Brian and
Dirk, and Mra John MrNeill ara
ramping t r a werk on Dairy creek
U enjoy tha fulilnc.
Mra. and Mra. Hugh Palvey are
prtrd bark till rek after an
ritetirird vim In New York City.
Mra U. J. Harrla and Lorraine
Mahaffey air vIMtlng rrlallvra in
Blorklon, Calif.
Mra. 'tommy Cole waa hutca to
the Now or Never rlub on 'llmr
clay afternoon. A potlurk luncheon
waa arrved. followed by an aftrr
noun of vuitlni and arwlng. Mem
bera prraenl were Mra. T. A. Illake
and Mra. Allirrt Hlnke and dauahter
of Klamath rail. Mra. William
Walker, Mra. Edward Turner and
her mother. Mra. Teaa. who la tun
ing: from Washington: Mra. Paarhall
limine.. Mia. William Palvey. Mra
llartlerode and Mra. Mary Vavrlka.
The rlub will meet neat on July 31
at tha home of Mra. Hartlerode.
Mt. Loki
Mr and Mra. C. B Bruarnden
entertained a group of frlenda re
tently In their home. Oamra and
Inrlal evening were enjoyed by Mr
nd Mra. firm Ault. Mr. and Mr
Art Petrraon. Mr. and Mra. B. J
lloylr. Mr and Mra Harold Young.
Mr and Mra niln Kuyer, Mr and
Mra. Ronald Whltlatrh. Mra. Ernrtt
liilla, Mr. and Mra. Wallace. Thomp
e n. the hmt and hoa.tr, and Mr
and Mra. C. K. Hrterndn who will
afrn leave for Idaho to make their
feome. BrlMrnden held one of the
lucky numbrra In a recent laivd
drawing.
Mr. and Mra. Wallace Thompson,
f 'harlle Ttiompann, Mra. Henry Se
fnon and O. B. Thompson left Wcd
reiwlay morning for Portland. They
will vllt frlenda and rrlaUvea and
tnjoy the Knee Pentlval.
Mr. and Mra. B. K- Enmari and
Mary Louise returned noma Wed
beaday night from Portland
Mr. and Mra. Aubrey Firming
cnade a business trip to Portland
last week, returning horn Saturday
right.
Mr. and Mra. T. D. Jarkvm and
children. Flea nor and Ray. left
Ttiuraday morning for an extended
motor tour of the I'nlted Btatra.
Mr. and Mra. Bcolt Thompaon and
inn Wallara returned home from
Portland Sunday night. While north
ttia Thompaona took delivery of g
new Chevrolet car.
Mr. and Mra. L. C. Rrgnler of
Hwrrt Home returned to their horn
Monday after wrrk'a yiall with
rrlatlvea and frlenda here.
Roger Thompann underwent lur
gery at the Ht. Vincent hoapltal in
Portland Saturday morning. He la
reported doing nicely.
Jamea Crawford of The Dallra via.
Itrd hla wife and aim Prrd over the
week-end at the home of Mri
Crawford parrnta, Mr. and Mri
Jay Manning.
Mra. C. R. DeLap la visiting rrla
tlvea and frlenda here.
Julie, Carroll, Connie and Bteven
Tucker visited at tha A. R. Dlrkaoa
home Sunday.
r'RFAK
ROCK AWAY, June M Wl A
Lalldorer bowled over a tree, which
f-owlrd over power line, which
bowled over Klectrlrlan Walter
Sunrit. Paaarmhy managed to free
Mm In a few minute, though, with
out errlotia Injury Monday.
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SHEVLIN
Vlnlllng at the home of Mr. and
Mra. Mm gun JuiifcuMin and family
ta Joigeuflotra parrnta, atHtrr and
bmthrr-ln-law and a couiln and
y-lfr, all of Mlnnranta.
I .en Krprra Jr. and Harold Dlllrv
Ir ft 1'urMlay morning for Corvalllft
whrr lliry are atlrlldlng 4-H siim
mer ai'hool at Oregon Htntr collrga
Thry will lie gone tint 11 June 34.
Nanry Kullrr. Illllle I re Hunk
and a girl fririid are vlnltlng at the
home of Millie father, Harvey
Hniiki, from thrlr liomr In Hrnd.
Mr. anil Mra. Willi eprht tha
verk-rnd v Willi hrr parent, Mr
and Mra. Coffman.
Vlnlting at the home of Mr. and
Mr. Nary Kettlraon over the week
end were hrr nlerea, Dorrlne and
Clrnrvlrve Porhrlu and Virginia
Maulgan. all atudenta from Oregon
Male rollrge. Thry vUltrd Dorrlne
and (Irnevirvr fathrr, Kill Porhrlu
Vimtlng at the liom of Jim Cook
and Barbara I Jim'a aon from Cali
fornia. He ha atartrd to work hrr
alo.
Lana Hllnuly and Karen Krre
man ere vlilting In llrnd with thrlr
aunt and untie. Mr. and Mr. Eu--rne
Mrvrr. and alao their grand
mothrr. Mra. Ia Prerman.
Mr. and Mr. rtrlle Cooper and
fimilv of llrooka-Bi-anlon ramp
v:ltrd reiThllv at the home of Mr.
and Mra. Arrhle Roe and Mr. and
Mr. Walter Cooiier. Wendell and
Donnle CKirr elm have been via
lllng here with thrm.
Mr. and Mr. Mrlvln Prremaa
and family vtsitrd at Crea-del lodge
funday with friend.
Charlie Htlnglry. Maurlr Ward
and Pred Wright of Port Rock VU
ltrd at the home of Mr, and Mra
Harry Btlngley in April. I.ane and
Ijonna Htlnglry rrturnrd home with
Ihem after vlnlllng a week In Port
Itork.
Prt Blmpkln had the mUfortune
to grl a Inner brokrn and badly
rriuhrd In Ihe wood Monday. It
may have to ba amputated.
Mr. and Mr, ole Hoder of Klam
ath Pall VUltrd rrlatlvea In Bhrvlln
over the wrrk-end.
Mr. and Mra Alvln Elklna and
family and Lucille Elklna from Al
bany vmtrd with thrlr parent. Mr
and Mra. Ed Bank, over the week
end Ruth Kunnrgar, who attenda col
lege In Ahland. la horn for the
ummer holiday.
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MRS. MABEL BARBER, mother of Mrs. M. E. Cooper, wot
honored recently on her 80th birthdoy. A porfy in her honor
was held in Ashland where Mrs. Barber is a well-known
resident.
Memory Lane aludlo.
to tpend the aummer with hla
daughter and aon-ln-law, Mr. and
Mri. Bill Novotny.
Mr. and Mri. Ronnie Ron and
children ara vlilting her mothtr.
Mn. Ward Ruark at Salem.
Mr. and Mri. BUI Hodgri of Mer
rill were dinner gueit of Mr. and
Mra. Jack Hodgee and aoiu on Tun-
day.
Mra. Don Phllpotta haa returned
to her horn from a Klamath fall)
hoapltal. 8h la Improving from
her Ulrieai.
Mr. and Mri. K. I. Bold (pent a
few day In Portland an enjoyed the
roae frutlval while there.
John Brown left for Oold Beach
where he I employed after (pend
ing a week with hi wife and two
daughter!.
Huaan Kju ipent a frw day
lat week at Tulelake with the Hoy
Hodgei.
Mr. and Mra. John Randa and
daughter Mary are here from Ho
ton vltltlng their daughter, Mr. Rr,y
Pernlund and family.
Mr. and Mra. Murray Waaann are
here trim Washington rliltlng thrlr
daughter Ethel Evana and her huv
band. Mr. and Mr. Bill Beavert and
una 11 daughter Jackie Loulae are
her from Portland vlnitlng her
parent. Mr. and Mra. Drwry Horn.
Charle and Howard Koertje are
horn from Reno after vlalting their
aunt, Mr. Bob Cohohan and fam
ily. Mr. Neal Jonea returned home
Monday evening after spending a
week In Aahland with hrr parent
Hrr father U atlll very 111.
Mr. and Mra. Carl Pro ugh of
Klamath Pall apent th week-end
with her parent, Mr. and Mra. Alva
Maxwell.
YellowHton lake freeaea to a
depth aufflclent to yield 10,000,000
ton of lea.
More than 70 tragedlea day art,
caused by children playing with
matchea. aaya th U. S. offlc of
education.
"Labor Conquer All"
motto of Oklahoma.
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UORRIH. Calif. Mr. and Mra.
O L Bentley announce the coming
marriage of their daughter. Verma
Loren Bentley to Hilary Maurice
White. The wrddlng will be on Bat-
unlay. June 3S .
Tlie Hrv. J. W. Oellrr will offi
cial at th ceremony which will
take plar In the horn of th
bride parent only relative and
rloae frlenda of the coupl lll b
preaent
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AN HONOR STUDENT of
Southern Oregon college, Ash
land, is Caryl Vanderwoll,
who was one of three gradu
ating seniors honored for out
standing scholastic records at
commencement exercises last
Sunday. The three received
recognition for consistently
earning grodes well above the
honor roll overage. Caryl was
the only one from Klamath
Falls.
Chiloquin
Tha Church of Latter Day SalnU
la sponsoring a aummer aenea of
recreational programs for children
aged four to 13. They will be held
each Thuraday afternoon beginning
at 130 o clerk at th Tren-Agc
renter. All Intemted children ar
Invited to attend.
Mra. Leonard Buck of CleUkanle,
Or. I (pending thl week at th
horn of her daughter and aon-ln-law.
Mr. and Mra. Poreat Preid.
Mra. Ralph Mc.Nult group of
Blue Bird girl reported a total aal
of UM when Uiey recently aold
popple for the Duabled American
Veterana organization. Olrl who
helped aril were Maxln Johnaon.
Shirley Hughe. Audrey McNutt,
Judy and Mary Le Collina, Louia
and Claudia Hrglund.
Plv Chiloquin republican l-
tended a amall dinner given in
Klamath Palla on Tueaday vnlng
in honor of Mr. Robert MeCauley,
vice chairman of th national cen
tral committee of republican women.
Mra. Olive Comett. alate committee-
woman, waa hoaleaa. Attending from
Chiloquin were Mr. Cyril Cook, Mr.
and Mr. William Lorena, Mra.
Edouard Prtaula. and Mr. Arthur P.
Blocklinger.
Th Wood river unit, Oregon
Council of Republican Women, will
meet on Monday evening at ( o'
clock at th horn of Mr. and Mra,
Arthur P. Blocklinger. Mra. Cyril
Cook, chairman of th group, an
nounced an untuually Intereating
program for Ui evening with Mra.
Oeorge T. Orr linger of Portland and
Mra. Olive Comett of Klamath Fall
aa apeclal tpeakera. Every uncreated
republican I cordially Invited to at
tend. Barney Mitchell of Portland and
a atudrnt at Oregon SUt college
waa a Chiloquin vultor for a ahort
time lait week. Barney made hi
horn locally during hla grade achool
year.
Max Uden. former local realdent,
who ipent laat winter In Southern
California and hla wife have moved
bark to Eugene. Uden haa been In
Chiloquin during th past week on
btiKlne.
R. P. Allbeck of Bloomburg. Pa..
U pending a werk at th horn of
hi daughter and aon-ln-law, Mr.
and Mra. William Btrahan. Allbeck
drove out with frlenda.
Mra. William Btrahan underwent
a torullectomy early hurt week and
la recuperating at home. Mr. Ray
mond Van Wormer of Crater Lak
park atayed with th 8trahana for
two daya after the minor operation
and helped to care for little Nancy.
Rev. and Mr. Oene Elliott and
aon Preddy left early thla week for
Canvonvllle where Mra. Elliott and
th baby will vUlt with her In-law.
Mr. and Mr. Pred Elliott, while
Rev. Elliott continue to Aahland
for th annual conference of Meth
od I t minuter.
Mr. Arrhle Huff and daughter
Caren Jo have moved to Chiloquin
from Klamath Pall during the put
werk. Huff, who recently took the
Job of chief of police of Chiloquin,
haa been here alnce the first of the
month. Th family la living In the
houae formerly occupied by Chief
of Police PenUin Mahrt. located
acroa Jnd street from the municipal
building.
Our! of Mr. and Mra. Archie
Huff on Sunday were her parent,
brother. altrr-ln-law and their
children. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
King. Mr. and Mr. Rollar.d King
and children.
Bonanza i
Mr. Em Olvan and daughter I
Nanry hare returned from a etslt
In California with her mother and
her enter. Her elster baa been 111
for several months.
Mr. and Mra. D. W. Bushy head
arrived 8unday from North Eut
em Oklahoma to visit their niece.
Mra. Merrill 8tewart and her hus
band. Buahyhead Is a first cousin
to the late Will Roger. This I
their flnt TUlt to Oregon.
Mra. Edna Bagwell haa returned
to her home In Lone Pine. Calif,
after apendlng a few week with
her daughter. Mrs. Al Dearborn and
family.
Mr. and Mm. H. S. Bray. Mra. Ed
Simmon and Eddie and Mra. Harry
Bray returned Monday evening from
Oold Hill where they attended fu
neral services for their friend, Carl
Lynch.
J. P. Bunn Is here from Ashland
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