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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1949)
WEDNESDAY, AUC. 17, 194? HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECOM PACE ELEVEN Midland Empire News Henley Cnngretiiletlona mid brut wMir are ealended to Mr, and Mm. Hugh fttaplelon on Hi birth of Ihrir flmt rhlld, txy, born lit Klanmtli Vnl ley hospital Thursday morning. August II. 'Ml little hid wrmiird a IHiuiuU M'n tmiu e. and Una brrn nemed Ulys lor his eirat. grand lathrr Judge Ulya Itrcdrr. The grandparents are Mr. and Mra. o I). Iteerier of llrnlry and Mr. and Mra. Uninja Htaplrlon of IhlMxiro. Mr. and Mra. Irwin Camtibrll and family eenl last week-end at the coaat. Monte Drhllngrr la rri uiwrallng from a caae of blood inoning in hla I'll hand and aim. Mr. and Mm. Carrol Howe and eon. Ororge, aiwnt several days at Newport lat wcrg. Ilia Country Coumn'a nudge club met at tin home of Mra. Kar neatlne Hrad Wednesday nliiht. Mrmbrre present wait Mra. Dorothy Bhort Drhllnger. Mra. Monle Itrrdrr, Mra. Mlldrrd Hlrelr, Mra. Htrlla Drhllnger, Mra. Vivian Wie, Mra. Vara Duratil, Dolurrr. Hlrelr. Mm. tubal Drhlliuirr, Mra. Marjnrlr liowa, Mra. Kaye Wnnirr end th hoatraa, Mra. E. Head. I'rlrra wrrr won by Mra Rredrr, low; Mr. Wine, high, and Mra. rltrele, Uavrllni. Merrill Tin Mrlvin Hancocks from Him Dlrgu, Calif , vialtrd at tha Junira rlaugh home recently. 'roininy Cole haa gone Ut Daly City. Calif.', nrar Han Francisco, and Ida family will move there In the nrar future. Tommy haa brrn Be out matter for quite some time and be fine he Irft hla tioop of Hroula pre aciilcd him with a billfold. Lent wrrk the Mrrrlll volunterr fire drparlmrnt waa rullrd out to eatlngulsh two grass firra, one In Urrrnmryrr addition and the othrr on a vacant lot nest to Ullle Mf MurUry'a house. Lorraine Mehalfry and eons, and Mra O J. llama sprnt arvrral ilaya at McCall. Idaho, visiting frlriuls, Mr. and Mra. W. C. Wilkrnaoii of Cullp.itita, Calif , who have a sum nirr home Uiere. Mia. J. f Carlisle, who haa made hrr home with hrr daughter, Mra. Jamra riauiili. for aome lime, la nullum In Norman and Jlrnrlrita. Ok la. and In tthrrran. Tr. Hhe plana to return In Oclobrr. U. C. King. Pinky llralry and n Cms llay. Andy Hllanl flrw the men over. They returned with a nlre retch of bana and allvrra. Marilyn Woods. Donna and Prtrgy Carson. Doris Mains, Patay Brown, Maxlne Morse and Myrtle Dillon are home aflrr a, week at Camp Ka-tta at Lake o the Wooda. C. H. McMhMII, who formerly operated the Lout Hlvrr cafe here, haa brrn a pallrnt at Klamath Vallry hohpilul for aumrry, and It la hoprd that he will have apredy rrrovrry. Itrrrnt vlnltors at the William Walkrr home were Mra. Walker a Rintrr and brotlirr-ln-lew, Mr. and Mra Clyde Tcttrra of Portland. Mra Mary Vavrlka. who haa medi an extrndrd vlll hrre with hrr ! dalluhler, Mra. M Harllrrode, left i bv plane lam wrrk for her home In Nrw Vork. I Mr. and Mra. Paachell llodgrs havr retururd from a vacation trip I which took thrm to Yellowstone national park. FUNNY BUSINESS Fort Klamath Harry (lorby of BoUe, Ida., Irft hrre TurMluy after vultlng with , hin broiliT-tn-Uw and Utrr. Mr. ! and Mm. Karle B. Thorjw Sr., for : frw day. Mm. Cimrlr M. Noah waa takrn I to KJamath KaiU TurMlay bv Mrs. Oum A. Pt. Hhe a suffering i from t bad eye infection, and la fttnvliiR In Klamath Full nt "the I home of hrr duuffliler, Mra. Mau- rice aUrnedict. wlulv under ft doc tor a cure. Anita Vaden. daughter of .Mr. and Mra. Itiilpfi Vadrn, undrrwrnt ft UnulUrrUjmy lat week in Klamath h "-e y There's a full measure of pleasure in evert) glass of light and lively Blitz Weinhari Light, cool, clear ...lively, refreshing, satisfying. . . d , Jl .. , a- ' ' ' Aim llll.rnlih,,,! 1 A MHHlMlM 1 awe-Wi w awa m aWaryaVemaMtv IITI WIINMAIO COMeANY, OIUND, OtICOH Dittributcd by Wftlern Wholetolert, 1003 E. Moin, Klamath Fallt, Or. K - uoMT-voor 1" ,. ". 111 , ' ;-: "' "" "Th teleicope is to you can tea traffic lights!" Falli. and la reported u letting ! along finr. '.aura Krrguon of Klamath Falla ! la vulting hrre at the home of her uncle and aunt and family, Mr. I and Mra. Wilbur Kergiuon and daughtera. Hhe la the daughter of 1 Mra. Hrlrn rrrguwin, formerly of Fort Klamath, and for the Beat arv rral jrara employrd aa regutered nurae at the Klamath Valley hoe pltal In Klamath Falla. Mr. end Mra. Fred Moffatt of Whltenver, Ariz., vuited here Uat week with relauvea before going on to Portland to are other relauvea. They plan to return here Auguat 19 for the pioneer picnic and re union to be held at Jackaon T. Kim ball Memorial park Bunday, Auguat 21. Mra. Moffatt U the elatrr of Harry Engle of Fort Klamath. Mra. William zumbrun waa h cat ena Thureday afternoon to the aew- Ing club, the time bring pent In nredlrwork and yarning. The fol lowing lad Ira were prevnt: Mr. Ouaa A. Page. Mra. William Brew er, Mra. William C. Martin. Mra. Lynn Webb, and two auecial gueata of the hoatraa. Mra. 8arah Btocum nd Mra. Kathertne Nlchola. the former vtalting here from Berke ley. Calif , and the latter apendinf the lummrr here from BuaanvUle, Calif. Mra. Thomr O. Dyrhe la em ployed aa cook at the Fort Klam ath hotel, taking the poaitlon made! vacant when Mra. Margaret Wat-1 aon received a fractured right arm In a recent fall In Klamath Falla. Mra. Wataon had the arm placed In a can laat week, and la now at her home at the Wataon a part -menu here. J. E. WUliama of Klamath Falls laat week purchased the herd of dairy cowa owned by Alvln Cope land and Clifford Engle of Fort Klamath, and look thrm to hla Rrd Poll stock ranch near Klamath Falla. Vlaillng here for a week wlih. her grandmother, Mra. Elisabeth M. Looaley, waa little Patricia Ann Looaley and her mother, Mra. Roo inaen. both of Sacramento. Calif. On Wedneaday. Mr. and Mra. How ard Holliday and daughter. Peggy Lee. of Klamath Falla aprnt the day her with Mra. Looaley and her vlaltora, Mra. Holliday being her granddaughter alao. and the entire party enjoyed an outing at the Kim ball Memorial park at the head of Wood river. Mention of the Kimball park brtnga to mind arvrral reports heard here lately that picnickers have been throwing tmpty bottles. cardboard boxes and other refuse Into the beautiful pool which la the head of Wood river. Thla eeems a pity, spoiling aa It does the natural beauty of the spot. Suggestions made to help the situation Include placing of several large trash oon tertainers on the grounds, aa at the prrarnl time there la only one amall one there, according to re port, and alao that a aign be erect ed aking the public not to throw rubbh In the water. The matter will in all probubluy be called to the attention of the proper authori ties, the Oregon state board of for estry. It la understood. Spending the week-end here from Warm Springa were E. W. Brewer and Charles Zumbrun. both men being employed by the Warm Springs Lumber company there. Dinner guests last Wedneaday evening at the home of Mr. and Mra. Earl Jackson were Mrs. Edna Orth. Mrs. Viola Levrer and Jess Rlghtmier. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Slsemore, ac companied by the letter's mother, Mrs. Lyle Bressler of Berkeley, Calif, returned Saturday morning from the south, where Slsemore un derwent intensive major surgery a month ago at Stanford Lane hos pital In San Franciaco. He was moved a week peat to Mrs. Bree der's home at Berkeley, where Mrs. Slsemore has been staying during his convalescence at the hospital. Slsemore Is glad to be back home again, but la it ill weak from the operation, and tired from the trip home, which waa made by train to Klamath Falls and then by car to Fort Klamath. Mrs. Sue mores father, Lyle Bressler, haa been slaying here with the Slse more girls for the pan month, and he and Mrs. Bressler will return to Berkeley this week-end. Lanqell Valley Mrs. D. W. Ferguson and Mrs. F. W. Brown spent Tuesday with Mrs. Leland Harris and Mrs. Mae Oale. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson left later In the week for their home at Bakrrstleld, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Olson of Klamath Falls spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hnscsiscse and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Brown of Klamath Falls spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Barney Brown and eons. Mrs. Bill Burnett and children apent Monday evening in Klam ath Falla with her sister, Francis Cain. Rev. and Mrs. Henry Thomas were dinner guest of Mr. and Mra. Bill Burnett and family Tuesday eve ning. The Thomases left Thursday for their home In Berkeley, Calif, after spending several weeks In Lan gell valley. Marlanna Hellekson has returned home after visiting Mr. and Mra. Johnnie Tumage and daughters. Mrs. Colleen Brlstoe of Yuba City. Calif, Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Langell Valley Recent house gueata of Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan were Mra. Anna Young of Long Beach, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. E. fc. Quick of Tacoma, Wash, Mrs. Nellie Quick of Malln and Mr. and Mrs. Sain Oale of Lyn wood, Calif. E. E. Quick had not visited Lan gell vallry tor 30 yeara and waa very much Impresaed with the Im provement of land and build Inga and especially of the roads. The Oalra made their home In Langell valley but left here . 3b yrara ago. returning to visit occasionally. Jeanrtte DrBel of Klanialll Falls spent the week-end with hrr broth er, Frank UeBel and lamily. Mr. and Mra. Bill Mryrrs of Oakland. Calif, are visiting Mr. and Mra. Leland Harris and family. Bessie Campbell and Mae Oale spent Wednesday at Oranla Pass visiting relattvea and friends. Mrs. Lloyd Gift and Hiuel spent Monday and Tuesday at Eugene. Mrs. Elliott House, Mrs. Don Ross and son and Mrs. Mike Dear born and sons visited Mrs. Les Lea vltt and Mrs. Mary Dearborn Fri day. Mr. and Mrs. Art Young of Port land spent last week with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bondre Rorot yedt. The guild of St. Barnabas church Is sponsoring a pinochle party at the parish hall August 17 at 2 pjn. Everyone la Invited. The Langell Valley Women's club will met at the community hall August IS. Ruby Paramo re and Dorothy Flescher will be hostessea. Everyone 1 urged to attend. Jack Evalt and Harry Noble of BIT sDent the week-end with Har ry's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bill No ble. Mrs. L. W. Monroe of Cave June. tlon has returned home after visit ing relatives us, friends. Margie Thomas went home with her for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Evans and daughter of Klamath Falls were dinner guesu at the home of her 1 parent Sunday. Little Dixie Dawn was dedicated Sunday morning at the Full Gospel church. Rev. and Mrs. William Hageman and sons of Portland anved Mon day. He returned north Tuesday, and Mrs. Hageman and boys will spend two weeks with Helen and Bill Noble and family. Mr. and Mrs. Les Leavltt and Mary, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Johnson. Mrs. Mary Dearborn and Larry Oeorge of Klamath Falls were din ner guesu of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett and family Wednesday eve ning. Mr. and Mr. Tex Evatt and fami ly and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Folk, all of Ashland, spent Bunday with Helen and Bill Noble and family Shirlene Folk returned home with her parents alter spending a week with Pauline Noble. Jack Evatt. Harry Noble and other boys put on a home rodeo. Moving pictures were taken later. Mrs. Paul Monroe left Friday by plane for Los Angeles, called by the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Theresa Prior. ""lit fTi vAfeeu 5 lasts WALLACE Bessie Prazier and family and her grandmother. Mrs. Mary L. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Monroe Sr. have returned home to Cave Junc tion. T1 e IT grandmother. Ruth Thomas, accompanied them for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Les Leavltt and Mary spent the week-end at Lake view with Mrs. Dee Chandler and Gloria and Oalen. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett a d family and Mr. and Mrs. Cwen Pepple Joined them for Sunday dinner and celebrated the birthday of Cora Leavltt and Dee Chandler. Choose from 88 Patterns Of Americo's , Finett Silver . . 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