HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
WEDNFSDAY, AUG. 31, IK
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Midland Empire News
Chiloquin
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Peters were
hosts on Thursday night lor a tarn
lly dinner at their south Chiloquin
home. Present for the evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Lawjon Swlhart of
Ontario. Calif., aunt and uncle ot
Mrs. Peters. Mrs. Rose Martin, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Perkins and t w i n I
boys Terry and Jerry, all of Klsm
ath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Ver
non, daughter. Prudence, and Law
son Martin, all of Prineville, and
Mr. a n C Mrs. Lee Peters and
Michael.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Steber last week-end were Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Carnegie and her sis
ter, Hilda BarteU. all of Portland.
The two families had known each
other a tew years ago in Juneau.
Alaska. Stebers and their g u t s ts
Tisued Crater lake on Sunday.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman
Maher this past week have been
cousins of their host. Bonnie and
Dick Tuttle of Hotchkisa, Colo. Tut-
tle may attend Oregon Technical
institute.
Mrs, William Prlrbe has begun
work In Uie Crosscut cate. Kile
worked there several years ago.
Mrs. Chet Flury and son, Dli-k.
from Eagle Point were In town vis
iting wilh friends and relatives lor
four days Ihls week. They were
auefta ol Mrs. Ruby Peeler until
Friday evening when Dick stayed
with hts cou-Mii, Lcroy Oieuger Jr.
David Klrcher, who has spent the
summer with h 1 a brother. Glen,
plans to remain here through the
winter and attend the local school
The two boys traveled to Mrdford
a week ago to attend the wedding
of their older brother, Allan, who
has been a Chiloquin visitor from
time to time during the past years.
Mr. and Mrs. William Prtebe
left on Tuesday for a trip to Port
land to see a sister of Priebe's who
had undergone major surgery.
Two local families who hae re
cently returned from vacation trips
to Canada are the Cyril Cooks and
the Arthur F. Blocklingers. Cooks
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A machne that can crush a loco- A small gas turbine has been
motive by applying up to 6.000.000 developed, suitable for use In ru
pounds of pressure Is used by tne ture motor vehicles. Weighing only
U. S. navy to test aircraft parts. ISO pounds. It produces up to 200
horsepower.
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Cliff Yaden's 35-
at Se- th JC1 fltc
spent their time fishing and travel
ing In British Columbia and on Van
couver Island. They took an Inter
esting ferry trip through the Han
Juan Islands. The Hiixkltnitera
spent part of their vacation farther
east and vlslied lake Louise and
Banff. Thry found the roads west
through Canada poor and returned
1 0 t h e United Slates and again
crossed the border to visit In Brit
ish Columbia.
Howard Luderman and Remo
Mlnato were discharged this past
week from the navy alter serving
for one year and arrived In Chilo
quin on Friday. Thry brought with
them a friend who had also been
discharged. Dick Oronholm of Coos
Bay. Howard remained In Chiloquin
until Sunday when he and his
brother, Kenneth Luderman. who
has been working here this sum
mer, left to Join their parents In
Roseburg. Kenneth will return to
the University of Oregon for his
senior year, and "Inward plans to
attend school In Ashland at South
ern Oregon college. Krmo Mlnato
also plans to attend college In Ash
land. Oillts Hannlgan. who has made
his home with Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Roberta during the past two
summers, left on Friday evening to
spend a few weeks with his par
ents, Mr. and Mis. tigilrn Brooks,
in northwestern Washington, before
returning lor hts sophomore year
at Oonsaga university In Hpokunr.
(.Hills traveled north with his slater
and brother-in-law. Mr. and M r s.
Paul Dolon of Lalayrlte, III. Dnlon
haa recently been graduated f null
Purdue university and la planning
to locate In the West
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lambo and
children. Nancy, l.ana and Jerry,
were recent guesls of Mrs.
Lambo's aunt. Mrs. 11 M. Pot
ter, brlore they continued to Med
ford, where they will make their
home alter having lived In Klam
alh Falls fur a number of years.
The oldest daughter, Nancy, will re
turn In attend her senior year In
high school in Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Charles Burton, who sent
the summer months 111 Man Fran
cisco visiting w ith her sister and at
tending summer arhool, is mining
to Klamath Falls as she will teach
at Aliamont this year. Mrs. Burton ;
haa been a member of the local 1
teaching staff for a number of t
years. i
Mrs. A'.hel B Roser drove to Ash- I
land last week-end to get her !
daughter. Lorna. Mrs. Roser had
finished summer school in Ashland
the week before, but Lot na had!
stayrd In tne valley an extra week
as she had been woning all slim
mer. Mrs. Roser and her daughter
I hen droNc to Corvallls to visit
Mr, and Mrs. ln rlmllli tl.litda
Rosen. Mis. Small had attended
summer school in Corvallls and her
husband haa worked there. Thry
are moving soon to Porllmid where
Hmllh will ruler Oregon Deiitnl
school and Mrs. rlinlth will continue
with her senior year In college
through extension work. The
Kosera returned tu ChlltMiiln the
first of the week to prriare for
school. Mrs. Kosrr Is a member of
the local grade school faculty, and
Urna will enter her freshman year
at Oregon Htate college In 0 o r
vallia. Word was received last week-end
that Rev. L. J. Buck ot Clumkanie,
lormer minister at the ('hllouulii
and Fort Klamath Methodist
churches, had fallen Inun a seal
fold while doing aunie painting, and
had received a serious injury to his
foot. He went into surgery on Mon
day morning and will be at hit.
Vincent's hospital In Portland for
approximately three weeks. His
daughter and aon-ln-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Forest Freid. drove north on
Saturday evening In be with Mrs.
Buck. Freid planned to return est
Monday evening but hll wife Win ,
slay lor several days.
Lit t la Marietta Norrls, aeughtat
of Mr. and Mia. leonard Norrta,
rrlrhratrd her fifth birthday eat
Friday by going with her family M
Fiigciie to get her older alster. Cars
mrlita Harris, who has been hna
plluliied with polio all summer.
Curniellla will not be able to begin
her freshman year In high school,
at least at the first of the year,
but la getting along well,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roberts
writ hosts on Saturday night to
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Olrniter, Norma
lee, Bonnie and to Rosa Maria
Floyd of Klamath Agency. The
group drove to Klamath Falls lo at
tend a movie and later visited Ilia
Roberta' new home at 347 Hlllslii
beloie rrturnlng to nuloqiilti. 'the
Roberta plan to complete their
move lo Klamath Falls Una week.
Arthur P. Blorklliiger and his
daughter. Hally, led on Sunday ltr
a business trip lo the Hsu Fraurlsio
district. Hnlly will come home Willi
her faihrr but will return to the
University of California by Septem
ber II. She will be a sophomore la
pre-nieduiiie.
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