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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1949)
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORFCON THURSDAY, JULY 7, 949 FACE EIGHT HlfflDeBBE Paisley Malin Th celebration sponsored hjr the tTW was gala occaaion. Tht lua Bsiurtlsy night wa a success socially aid tinenclally. The ceremony ol Installing oftl Mn ni a feature oi the evening, with dancing enjoyed etterwerd. Miule wu furnished by the local orcheetra, assisted by the Oaylord brother ot Tustin. Calif. Supper vai aerved later in the evening. The picnic dinner on the Fourth et July wa a potluck affair. Folki from the surrounding country came with filled banket and boxes. Foot race, a tug o' war and other game and contest made the picnic an enjoyable affair. Donald Koenlg of Milwairale, Ore. I spending his vacation here and doing some work on farm south ot town. R. D. Cork of Seattle, Wash., was renewing old acquaintances here last week. He was cashier ot trie Paisley First National bank at one time, and this was hi first trip back since he left 3 year ago. Mrs. Cork accompanied him on the trip. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marsters and sons of Alturas, Calif, visited relatives and friends here Monday Mrs. Lydla Smith and son. Mark Partln, of New Pine Creek and Mrs. Lorain Lynch of Lakevirw visited Mr. Rosa Tucker Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wallace and children of Sweet Home are visit ing Mrs. Wallace's father, Clarence Wind am, and family. Mrs. Belle Cumer returned from Klamath Fall last week. Mr. and Mr. Ed Vernon and chil dren of Klamath Falls spent Sun day here with relative. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pike spent the Fourth of July at Dairy creek with their son, George, and farm JJ. Mrs. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reed of Valley Fall attended the picnic here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hotchkiss and Carolea Gray, and Mrs. Sadie Cooper of Lakevlew attended the dance Saturday night. Mr and Mrs. Jack Barker of Lakevlew spent the Fourth of July bere. Mr. and Mrs. Le Duncan and granddaughter. Sallle Elder, of Sil ver Lake attended the picnic too. Mr. and Mr. Glen Mahan of Martinet, Calif, visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. John Branch. The two women are sisters. . Mr. and Mrs K Connor and email daughter from San Francisco. Calif, are visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Florence Murphy. Mrs. Connor Is the former Nellie Murphy. Haying operation are starting j uu wrk. i tic company sum utc mailer ranches are (tarting with lull crew. Among the Summer Lake folk who helped celebrate the Fourth here were Mr. and Mrs. V a n c i 1 Withers and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graves and daughter, Joyce. Mrs. Muriel Nelson and son, Mrs. A. Dr Boy and daughter, Joan. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd DeBoy and son, Dick, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Oaylor-' and on arrived last week from Tus- Ma Otto Ellis and daughter. Linda, left the first ot the week for a short vacation. They plan to visit Mrs. Ida Ellis, mother of Otto Ellis, at Roseburg. and then go north to visit relative and friend In Salem and Portland. The Jolly Nine Pinochle club met at the home of Mrs. Jerry Rajnus for a regular meeting Wed nesday, June 33. Members and guest present were Mrs. Chester Stonecvpher. Mrs. P. O. Wilson. Mrs Fred Anderson, Mrs. Everett Jones, Mrs John James, Mrs. Frank Victorln. Mrs. Emil Tolrll. Mrs. John Reber and Mrs. Bill Rajnus. Mrs. Everett Jones was aaarded high prire. Mrs. P. G. Wilson, second, and Mrs. Enul Tofeu, low. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Mase ot Colusa, Calif, were recent visitors at the Oeorge Retteralh home. H. J. Kiuskern of Portland re turned to his home after a week's vacation spent at the homes of his daughter. Mrs. P. O. Wilson, and his aon, Harold Kni&kern. James Ottoman Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rajnus returned home Friday evening. The family was at the bedside of James Ottoman Sr. who was admitted to Su Vincent s I hospital In San Francisco a week ago Thursday. Last Thursday he wa operated on for a brain tumor, but the tumor wa not located and he still remains in a critical con dition. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spolek left Friday morning for a short vacation at Crescent City. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Wilson left the latter part of last week for a short vacation at East lake. They expected to Join Mr. and Mrs Ed gar Anderson of Portland at the lake.' John Peart of Los Angeles and Jack Peart of Grants Pass were recent visitors at the Chester I Stonecypher home. John Peart was a former homesteader In the Tule lake area, and an uncle of Mrs. Stonecypher. The Bohemian Ladles Social club Mrs, Marx Hridza. Mrs. Elisabeth Pay gar for Us regular meeting Sunday. June 26. Those present were Mrs. Elmer McCullum. Mrs. Charles JDobrev. Mrs. Mary Henael. Mrs. Mary Hnldxa. - Elizabeth Rajnus, Mrs. Joe S -.r 11. Mrs. tin. Calif. They win spend their summer vacation here. Both are teachers. Mr. and Mrs. Lewi Hanson and family of Seattle. Ward-, are visit ing relative here. Mr. and Mrs Harry Newton of Lakevlew were guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Cumer over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Kale Jeffries e ( Lakevlew visited the former moth er. Melra Jeffries, over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Underwood arrived In Paisley Monday and are living In Mrs. Cannln's aoartment. Mr. Underwood is employed on the ZX ran'-h where he had worked 17 years ago. Mary TofeU. Mrs. Oeorge Bro thanrk, Mrs. Ivan Petrasek. Mrs. Emil Pollvak and Mrs Bill Rajnus Guest of the club for the afie ,oon was Mrs. C. Tlucek ot Stockton. Mrs. Fred A. Anderson and ton. Ronnie, ot Portland, were recent housrguest at the home ot her sister. Mrs. P. O. Wilson, and her brother. Harold Kntskern. They re turned home the first of the week. Rnsella Richardson left the first of the seek for a short vacation at Lake Tahoe. Mr. and Mrs. John Loosley, aon and daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Loosley ot this city, left tor their new home at Astoria, after attending the wedding of John's sister, Dorothy Loosley. John, who was graduated fium Oregon State a a civil engUieer, has accepted the position of city engineer at Astoria. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Street re cently purchased a home In the West Malin district. The house ts now occupied by the Paul Kruger family which plans to build in the near future. Mrs Marie Vasek ot Los Angeles, who was a recent visitor at the Ben Pickett home, left the tint of the week for Kansas, where she expects to visit friends and rela tive lor several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Oilman of St. Cloud. Minn, arrived the first of the week for an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs P. O. Wilson. Mrs. Oilman and Mrs. Wilson were girlhood friends, and this was their first visit in 23 fears The Malm Squire Dancing club met Wednesday evening. June 39. at the old community hall with over 50 members and guests pres ent. The use of this building has been donated the club through the courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kshtia. and dance will be held every two weeks. Anyone interest ed in square dancing may contact Otto Ellis, manager of the club, or any of the following members: Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, Mr. and Mrs H. W. Colfelt. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Monefore. Mr. and Mrs Red Weatherby. Mr. and Mrs Oeorge Smalley. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Freeman and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Henderson, tor further in formation. Plans are now being formulated to Include a teen-age group. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jackson and family returned the first of the week after a short vacation spent In the bay area. Jackson I em ployed at the Louie Kalina store. Fashion Plus! mm Butte Valley Survey Hears Completion Preliminary field work on I lie U. 8. bureau of reclamation surver In Butl valley ts expected to be finished around the last of August. "Purpose of the survey which was started In April with two land classification parties at work. Is U determine conditions of the soli with regard to Its suitability tor Irriga tion. The two survey parties have covered M.000 acres to date, boring hole In the ground at Intervals Tli soil borings are being analysed for texture and alkalinity and results of analyst are being placed un specially prepared sectional map to be compiled Into on master map of land classification for the area. From the map an estimate ot repay ment ability for the area will ue made on cost of construction to bring water to the valley. Another U3UH Held party has resumed the topographic survey on Sprague river to assist ill determin ing possible reservoir sues and stream regulations for flood control and Irrigation supply. Progress on this survey is alow 1 because much of th area is covered by timber and under heavy brush. but It Is going along satisfactorily, and the bureau hopes to complete th topography on the lower part of the Sprague sometime this fall. Home-Grown Artist Has Own Showing RUSH CITY, Minn. iAt-ln 1840, Sffle ttheldon Ilomhoft' husband asked her Ui try her luck at paint ing a picture tor their home. Her first attempt, a water color, won a blue ribbon at the Minnesota Hlate Fair, Now, she ha mar than 8.000 separate walerwlors and oil In her home. And at a recent Miteti house", which ah holds every year, nearly 1.000 person from Minnesota and Wisconsin ram to view her paintings. The male western tiger wellnw Iml uutteilly carries a perfume that rivals the odors of costly Tarlatan product. IT'S GOODWIN FOR Bly Billy Fagsn and Bob Stanley left last week for Forest Grove where bcth boys will drive logging trucks. ' Mr. and Mrs Irvln Thomas had as their guest the past 10 days Mr. Thomas' aunt, Mrs. Lillian Cherry, from Long Beach. Calif. The Thom ases took Mrs Cherry to Crater lake and to other Interesting places dur ing her visit. Mrs CheVry left Sat urday for Canada where she for merly lived. From there she plans to go to Wyoming, she hss a ticket inr a six-month trip and plana to travel that length of time. Mrs Elmer Oarey and Mrs. Clark Abbott were business visitors In Klamath Falls on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Barlow and daughter and Mrs. K. E. Knesa spent MARIAN MAKIIN Double your wardrobe with on outfit! A cuff-topped princess dress in the country. It turns Into a city wise ensemble by adding smart Chinese-collared bolero! Pattern 830V 13. 14. 11 18. 20: 30. 33. 34. 36. 38. 40. Size IS dress. 4 yds. 35-in.; bolero, trim 2' yds. This easy-to-use pattern gives per fect fit. Complete. Illustrated Sew Chart shows you everv step. 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