Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 10, 1949, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON MONDAY, OCT. 10, Uf Midland Empire News Weed Christina Rodgtgu; end Louis Aurlgara are to be wed at the Holy Family Church In Weed. Califor nia on October 15. Ber etstera, Car mel and Brlglda. will be home Irani Chios State college to attend their aimer's wedding. Mrs. p. A. Wright and Rev. Len ard Oabrlnk had a double birthday party at Re. Oabrlnk's home Fri day, September SO. Mr. Bober Mills, tormerly Jean Houser, who Uught at Weed high school, returned to Edgewoort alter a honeymoon In Southern Califor nia. Norma Heather from Redding a vuitin with her family, Mr. Canby Dairy Mr. and Mm. Clyde Matthews ot Mrs. Wilma Waterman. Mr. Louise Ward, Mrs. Joan Roan, Mrs. Cor- iiine Hood, Mrs. Ti.-.dall and Mrs. and Mr. Edgar Heather over the, Sunday school. week-ena. Jim DeLuca left Rome Friday and reached New York Saturday. He ehould reach Weed Saturday or Sun day. Eliwbeth Mills, homemaklng teacher at Weed high achool. took her das skating last Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Palmer went to Etna October 1 to visit their relatives. The Weed Cougar football team trounced Central Point, Ore, Sat urday, October 1. by a score of 23 to 0. Sam Tallerlco and Bob Edwall left Sunday, October 2, to continue their studies at San Jose State college. Both boys are seniors this year. Mrs. Edith Howland from Santa Monica has been visiting relatives In Weed and Dunsmuir for the past week. Frank Gonxales and Joe Sralise ot Weed took a trip to Klamath Falls to visit John Rose who is in the hospital there. Mrs. John Kouts of Montague was a week-end guest at the home of her daughter and family, the C. B. Rlppons. Last Sunday. September 25. a semi-trailer load of apple rolled over Just north of Risbergs' on hlgh wav S9. No one was hurt but the trailer was badly wrecked. It was quite a Job to turn the trailer back ud. because they had to unload all the applet before they could turn it back up. Brnie Acutt. who la attend In: school at Santa Anna Junior col lege, spent the week end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Acutt. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Oandy and sons, Harry and Tom. were week end guest of Mrs. D. R. Grace over the week-end. Susan VMreicksen, daughter ot Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Vidreicksen spent 10 days at home with her . parents. She Is a student nurse in Portland. Robert Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Adams, started his col lege classes October 3 at Stanford university. Lillian Hughes, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. C. Ommerman, was a week-end visitor In Weed. S h e is attending a beautician college 1 n Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Norris have moved to Redding, where they will make their home for the winter. Mrs. H. W. Johns of Doriis stopped In Weed to visit friends on her way to a Crippled Children's board meeting at Dunsmuir October 4. CANBY Plans for the nrw Can by Community church have been completed, and coiu.li ucuon of the new building Ik already underway. The foundation has ben laid audj ,,.,,. u,,'ua, the sub-flooring fini.-hed. . , . When completed, the auditorium. ' Joc " f Klamath Fall, has which will be 30 by 5 feet, will be rvMm ""ids In Canby. in the main church building, while 1 ; , .y ,, . ,. the present quomet-tvpe structure Mr d Mr- rl p M .,n k m hnn,. . .r. ! Saturday on a vwt to their old aonage for the pa.stor. Labor is bring donated by many in the community, and some of the material Is also being donated. In creased attendance has made the old building too small to accommo date the number of children attend- the home of Mrs. Ed Waterman September 38. The evening was BHv-M a-uiv. c-i, kciii ana Mrs. iiyae aiaiuirwa i Mrs. Betty McKernan. Mrs. Betty : nrt Dick. Calif . aneiit Friday night I Snyder, Mrs. Doris Kay Bender, ,i Hie home of Mra. Matthew's .. Mrs. Jean Powell. Mrs. Veneris. Wa-1 t,r, Mrs. Olive Fralry of Dairy, trrman. Mrs. Peggy Sherer. Mrs. i The Matthews were on a week s va Mama Baker. Mrs. Evelyn Mrrrdr. cation, part of which Is bring spent airs. Loyce furry. Mrs. J mil uoya. hunting In Northern California. Mr. and Mrs. Oordun and Jimmy and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Blown and Cheryl Lynn, all of Klamath Fulls, suenl Saturday evening with the women's parents. Mr. and Mis. Harvey Bulls, and their brother. Bill, of Dairy. I Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mi-Cumber! and children arrived hear last week' from Canada to apend .NCtcral days! with his mother. Mm. Martha Mc-I Cumber, and other relatives tn Howard llreen. killed Sunday morn- i Dairy, before going on to Phoenix, lug w hile hunting. An ttempt was i Arts.' i home in Kirkman. la. Word was re ceived In Canby Sunday of the tragic death of their son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Hrrshel Bowen and family have moved to Prairie City where they plan to open a roller skating ruik. Those attending higher branches of learning Include Jimmy Johnson. Oregon State college, and Alverd Carpenter and Dale Hall, California State In Chlco. Bill Derby has Just returned from Auburn where he attended funeral services for his grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Hi Brown have Just returned from a two-week trip Into Canada, BUI Oann has discarded his crutches, but is still hobbling around on his cast after Injuring a foot In the woods. Mrs. Mollis East is working in Cedarville at present. Hank Fowler says his shoulder, which he broke recently in a tussle with a horse, has not kept him from hunting. Mr. and Mrs. L. have Just returned where they were called by the seri ous Illness and death ot Holloway's father. Polio Victim Word has been received that little Sybil Browning, who moved from here to the Portland area with her parents in the spring, has been con fined to the Portland Isolation hos pital with polio. The case is de- . scribed as light, and all are hoping there are no ill effects. Her father, Joe Browning, was confined at the same time to another Portland hos pital after undergoing a knee opera tion. Twins Bom Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Turner, who are the proud . rents of twin girls, Delia Kay, who weighed 6 pounds 14 ounces, and Stella Fay, who weighed 7 pounds 4 ounces. They were bom In Alturas, September 30. Congratulations, too. to Mr. and Mrs. ouy McTunmons who were married September 6 at the home of the bride by Rev. Bruce McKen ne, pastor of the Canby Community church.' The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hood, who own the Red and White store. The couple will reside in Sacramento where he attends school. Bridal Shower Mrs. Guy McTlmmonds was hon ored at a bridal shower given at made to stop the McOees along the roa .. but It was not until they were 60 miles beyond Kirkman that they learned the sad news. Mrs. Betty McKernan is assisting Beth Bowden at the post office dur mg Mrs. McOees absence. Mrs. R. Hicks is working near MrArthur. coming home on week ends. Fellowship The weekly meeting and study hour of the Women's fellow-ship was held Thursday at the home of Mrs. Frank McKtmens. The regular monthly meting of the Blue Denim club was held Oc tober S at the home of Mrs. Juani The Bill Rysers' place of business and Mrs. Sadie Michael's home in ' i Dairy recently had new coats of ! paint, makuig the properly very no- j ticeable. I j Mrs. Fraley of Klamath Falls I spent several days at the home ofi j her friend. Mrs. Emma Rueck, of I east Dairy recently. I Many local spud growers are i ' starting potato digging. Albert Buntdorf is very mucn un proved from his recent Illness which required several trips to Klamath Falls for medlual attention. Many Dairy parent attended the first PTA meeting of the season at the Bonanza gym Soutembe 38 moved to the old Bill Welch ranch in north Dairy from the Henley du-1 trlrt. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Walker and daughter. Vtrgilene, of Klamath Falls were Sunday visitors In his sister's home. Mrs. C. II. Bcwald. I of east Dairy, and Ills mother, Mrs. I C. Haley of north Dairy. Mt. Laki ! Mr. and Mrs. G. S Thomson. Mr and Mis Uel Dillard. Mr and I Mra Burton Dawson, Jack O'Con. I nor. and Charlie Matuey were j among friends attending the funeral ; service, of W. J. i Hilly O'llrlrn at Carson City, Nev., Thursday morn ing. I Barbara Dica.vin who Is enrolled I at Southern Oregon rollrue at Ash. land spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Dick son. Cecil Enman was one among many who relumed from the week end hunting trip tor the coveted buck deer. This was Cecil's first success, and the deer was found In the Bly district. Bonanza Haqer ta Bowden. with Mrs. June Boyd. This was a social meeting and get-co-hostess. Present were June i acquainted party for teachers and Boyd. Venona Waterman. Wlllodean parents. Refreshments were served Waterman, Doris Kay Bender, Lou ise Ward and Wilma Waterman. Harrison Broach and Jack Dun Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Helfron at the Jacksonville district spent the week-end In this area hunting and kin were not successful In bringing ; visiting her mother Mrs. Martha home a bear on their recent bear hunt, but the bear was success! ul in killing two of their dogs. I "--. I Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kohl of Al . ' nr. ! turas were Canby visitors Tuesday. ..... ,,u ... . ... ..... ...n., wnuotAU and daughter visited In LaytonvUle over the week-end. Prlends here have received word of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. George Fawcett. formerly of Canby, and now of Yerington, Nev.1 McCumber. and brothers. Mr. and Mrs. C. Haley recently Fred Hess went on a business trip to Lovelock. Nev.. the past week. Most of the farmers are harvest ing their spud crops now. John Hess Is our rhamplon deer hunter. He got a big four-point buck. Several from this community are helping Mr. Sam Inman harvest his spud crop in the East Srping Lake district. Don Collins and friends are busy harvesting their small grain crop Mr. and Mrs. Andy Catcher and Friends will be glad to hear that R. F. Pepple, father of Owen Pep pie, is Improving and able to leave Klamath Valley hospital. M4. and Mra. John Miracle and daughter were dinner guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Merlon Whipple Saturday evening. Mr. and Mra. John Yencks enter tained Mr. and Mis. H. C. Mian and Paul at dinner following the football game Saturday Congratulations are extended the Boiiana team on winning the game against Sacred Heart bturday. Beverly Lane and daughters, Kit ty Mae and Dixie Lee, sienl the week-end at Ttllrlake with Doris Hint lies. Mr. and Mrs. George 111 ay and daughter of Ashland spent the week-end with relatives and friends here. Mr. and Mra. John Miracle and dauiihter and Mr. and Mra. MrrUin Whipple silent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton sharp and son. More Park Meter Receipts, Goal PORTLAND. Oct. IOidl-1'orllalld ho,.c to double Its parking meter revenue from It new meters. About 1000 have been Installed Teata so far Indicate the average dally take la Sa cents compared with 39 rents on the old type. The hew mica cost 6 cents per half-hour, but up Ui four nickels ran be put In at the same time. The old meters cost S renta all hour, but took only one nickel at a time. To Buy, Hell or Trade It pay to read the Want Ails I fitmlly have moved Into Klamath Falls the past week. Mr. Smllher has been harvesting his crops with a comolne the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dalton hav returned from their trip to California. KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS IU.p IS Milaa or Kidney Tubaa Kluth Out Potaonoua Waal Whan dlMirt,r of kMnov funHion permit! boigannoua manor la rvimin in your Wim-I. It may mum Mjrairur ratvltBrh. rvumti pftlna, If PftlM, Imm of Mli aiul mnty. wU tlttff up n Mr Ma, wtIMr', iiuflknna mxlar Ui rantjf tlh utwuuntf ami buinintf intlmM ehuwa thr ! gMoitltiinjj wrvttg With yiwr kidney ur bUl.tr. .otVt wall t Ak vmir tlnttiiHat IW Pon'i rule. ttimutaiU tlluivtle, U-J (Kvraalullr liy aiillkHia fur nwr ycaia. I-n' aia hawr rrltwf iimi will fcrlp tha U BrUlVi of klilnary tub fluah oul pntujua WMla frvai wr bisAxt liat Iktaa'a I'llU. NAVV HHX m'STPIMiB AHIOHIA, OcU 10 Tha A., turla naval limpUa.'a 36 bulldlim, old at auctlmi to varloiu wrcklm conipitlHra tra brhtf dUmantIM t.Kiay. Th rar au oivuion amn tlia atriu'turaa Uvr :.0.lr43. lHa 70 Birr or land rt nui aold. in rad in. whrn broadraata of thft niua tpa ara prwntad on aftar tha ollirr It la raiiM -pauarn pro raimnliii " J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor Office at SM North 7tb St Pbone 934 ATOMIC IMPORTANCE ROME, Oct. S W Atom bomb scientist Enrico Perm! predicted to day that If the U. 8. maintains atomic supremacy over Russia there will he no war for 20 years. DROP HEAD COLC WATERY MISERY drnrtl ftf PTietTO NOW DTOM tn each notnl reduce watery (low. soothe raw membranes. 3reatne easier um .-oiuu wmj. XtsaC PLNEJRO NOSE DROPS HERE COMES . nlK THAT MAN TV- AGAIN-THE FELLC FELLOW WITH A MILLION FRIENDS IITH TCV A C I I CAAJ TYL AX UIS OKLAHOMA MELODY BOYS ARMORY - FRI. OCT. 14 COMING: On Friday, October list. It will be my great pleasure to present the Champagne Music of Lawrence tVelk and his great orchestra to the dancing public of the Klamath basin. Lawrence Welk haa had the favorite band in the Midwest for many years. His band haa aub stituted for Guy Loin bar do for many years during Guy's vacation from the Roosevelt Hotel in New lork City. This is the first Northwest tour for Lawrence and he come direct from a record breaking engagement at the Holly wood Palladium. I believe he will prove to be the most popular band 1 have ever had in Klamath falls. "BALD Y" V k SINCI 196 " f".ir CePh No Bomb Can Hurt' Grandfather Is telling Midget how a bomb might be dropiied from plan and blow up the city and kill all the people. Hear Midget answer: "Hut Oranillather. It could not hurt ni for I belong lo Jeans and lie I everywhere and II will have me with Him." Away bark In Ills day her on earth. Jeaua saw the little ones tuin to Htm as being wlae, strong and loving. And said He: "Except you turn and become aa little children, you shall In no wlae enter the Kingdom of Heaven." Matthew II I -llllll.t. Tl'IIN AM) TRI HT Clod the Pettier loves you with an everlasting love but he will not eld .... ! MiMitH An It that Christ til Bon took all your aln and died tor you ana una b new birth Into eternal life. HA liaik utterly to Chrlal to power huu ... .n Hrnvi lha IIVW Itfn. Ilelleve In III Lord Jesus Chrlal and you hall b saved Acu ! L Portland 1. Or. 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