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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1949)
THURSDAY, OCT. 20, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINETEEN Midland Empire News Malta Tin Jolly Nlm I'lmxhle club met a', the limn ul Mrs. Kverell Jones III Marrlll Wednesday evening, Oc tober 12. lor their regular meeting. Thus praaent lot the evening were, Mr. Jerry Ktjiiiu, Mr. Jsinrs Ot toman, Mr. Jului James, Mr. P. U. Wilson, Mn. Cheater Bume cypher, Mrt. Julln Hrber, Mn. Kraiili Victoria wid Mra. Knill To fell. Prim lor Ult eveuliiga play war awarded to Ul fulluwing, Mr. Jamas Ottoman, high, Mr. P. U. WIImiii, second; Mr. Cheater Hume cyfiher third; Mr. Jerry Ha)nu fifth iul Mr. Prank VlcUirin trav llii(. Tl club meet October 36 lor IU lint meeting t tin home of Mr. Jolm Jmiim. Mr. Harold Knlakern and Infant aon Nell ratunird Irom tha Klam ath Vallry hoapllal Tuesday eve nlm. Thla U th Knlsaem Mcond aon and a born Tuesday Oclobrr 4. T Kugrn. Mr. and Mr. Otto Elll apent tn week-end In klusene with Uia Bar ber almp quartet. Alter Uw presen Ullon In -until Baturday evening Ui Elll' drov on to Roaeburf and Huthfrlln wher they vUlled with I Hills' folk. i Horn from Southern Oregon col lro over Ul WMk-nd war BUI Wamrr, Hudy Schmidt and Larry Johnson. Dr. Wayn Wilbur Well ol BOCK. who hu J uit recently returned from tour of South America will be the tpraker ot U (veiling at Uie regular meeting of Uie Parent and Patron club next Tuesday evening October the mil. In Uie muilc room of Uie grade achool building. Dr. WtlU will live a report of hu trip and Illustrate th lecture with col ored picture taken of the trip. Mr Clark, Uie mualc Untrue tor at Uie local achool ha planned a moat In Wresting musical prof ram liar Uie evening. Every one I urged to at tend. ('niralnlaUon CoiigratulaUon to Mr. and Mr. Klrhard Halouaek who became the proud parent of a baby boy born Wednesday October 13. Th young man arrived on hi father1 birth day. Orandparent of Uie new ar rival are Mr. and Mr. Jame Ot toman Br. of Mallli and Mr. Bella Halouaek of Portland. Thl U the HaJmuek flrat child. Rosella Rlchardaon eighth grade teacher In Malln, who was eonfined to her home became of lllnea h recovered and relumed to her elaae A.' Mr. and Mr. Lloyd Bunc of Ma lln are receiving congratulations from hlr friends on th birth of ton at Klamath Valley hospital Sunday, October . Thl I the first boy In th family. Marl Field, a first termer at Oregon Bute, was a week-end visi tor at the home of her mother. New Arrival Another new arrival In the city la th young lady born to Mr. and Mr. Phil Anderann. Bhe tipped Uie ar ales at 4 pounds and I ounces. Bhe ha been named Judy Kay Orandparenu ax Mr. and Mr, Fred McDonald and Mr. and Mr. Roy Anderaon Br. Mr. and Mra. Prank Howard. Mr. and Mra, A. Parker of Tulelake and Mr. and Mr. Ellis of Mslin mo tored to Weed Friday evening to at. lend a aion of Ul Weed Turn blebugs-a folk and square, dancing club, thl group naa a urge mem bershlp and I very active. Mr. Elsie Robert, who Injured her back while on a recent hunt ing trip Is (till confined to her horn because of Uie accident. Recent guests at the Dre Story noma are Mr. Slorys' mother and uter who ar her on an extended visit. Mrs. Roland Albln was a recent guest at Uie home of Mr. and Mrs Otto Ellis. Mrs. Albln I the former Merlon Adkins of Klamath Falls and 1 now living tn Bait Lak City. Club Curat A group of Uie Malln Bquare Dajice club were guest of Uie Heamea Oolf and Country club Sat urday night at the barn dance. Otto Elll called Uie squares and mixer for Uie parly. The following mem ber of the Malln club attended. Mr. and Mra. Henry Colfrlt, Mr. DoroUiy Bpolek. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ellis. Bonnie Stephen and Clal bourne Clark. Accompanlng Uie group were Mr. and Mr. Frank Howard and aon, Paul, of Tulelake. The group Is now busy working on a exhibition for Uie Junior chamber of commerce benefit show to be giv en at the Klamath Union high achool auditorium Wednesday and Thursday evenings of thl week. Mr. Ella Halouaek of Portland Is visiting at Uie home ot her two ions and their families thl week. Mr. and Mr. Joe Halousrk mo tored to Portland over tha week end. Saturday evening tfley attend ed the Institution of Uie Tlgard chap ter, O F. S- In Tlgard. On their way home they stopped over In Redmond and visited wlih Mrs. Hlousek'a mother and father. Nell and Oary, the two young aon of I he Halmueks were guests at the home of the grandparent while their folks were In Portland. Fort Klamath Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hatch of I,o Angrlrs, Calif., were week-end Ihiuu guest at Uie home ot her broUier and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kngle. On Haturduy, they auent the afternoon and evening with old menus, Mr. ana Mr. Hubert E. Oordrn, end were din ner gurnt at the durum lioiiie. They lelt Monday for Kla sv.n Fall to visit Mrs. iiuu n a nruiicw and Ills wife, Mr. and Mr. Alfred II. Caalel Br., brloie leaving for Uirlr home In Southern California. Mr. and Mrs. Himli Itoully moved last week to Uie Dick Drown ranch formerly Uie Briscoe ranch, where Koulty Is now employed by the owner. Dick Brown of Klamath FalU. Unending Uie week-end here from Medford at Uie home of Mr. and Mra. Alfred B. Castel Jr., were Mr. and Mrs. Herb Edwards and riiuitliter. Karen, ot Mcdford. The men had an unsuccessful deer hunt over Uie week-end. WesUin Engle returned last Wed tirade evening to Weyerhaeuser Camp II. where lie resumed work the following dy after a two weeks' l.v-oll while he was under medical care for severe laceraUont of his hands received wnen ne was bitten by his dog In a Ircak acci dent Mr. and Mra. Bill Uranium and Ihelr two small sons of Bly. visited this week here with Mr. and Mm. James Van Wormer and son Douk la. Branham'a brother In - law. slater and nephew. He is employed by Uie Oregon stale highway de partment as foreman at Bly. To Wlaronaln Mr. and Mra. Jerry King left by car Thursday for their former home at Merrill. Wis., where Mra. King will care tor her moUirr who has been an Invalid for some time fol lowing a serious lllnesa. Mrs. King and dauuhter, Slirryn. recently made a trip fct to see her moUier, and had Just recently returned, leaving the lltUe girl at Merrill pending Uie return East of herself and King. They plan to reiiirn here some day to again make their home. Locking waa resumed tills week by J. W. Fisher at Uia Bevrn Mils division of the Modoc Lumber com pany following a few dsya' lay-off due to muddy roads caused by Uie recent elnrm. The pine logs n.4.' bring hauled by truck to Uie Modoc Lumber company plant In Klam ath Falls are exceptionally line. Personals A. R. Carlin. est He buyer tor Uie Tracy Packing company of Block ton. Calif., waa a business visitor here on Thursday. Ed Peterson 1 visiting here for a few day at Uie home of his friend, MarUn Hansen, from the William C. Hacklrr ranch, where he I employed. Lloyd Nicholson has been under medical care for a severe Infection of a finger, from which he ha nuw recovered. Mr. and Mr. Roy Rlghtmlrr and two small children of Klamath Falls visited here overnight Wed nesday at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rlghtmler. Friends will be glad to hear that Mrs. Eldun Uraltaln was last week dismissed from Hillside hospital, where she hu been a patient for two month past, and I now stay lug In Klamath Falls for a time at Uie home of her friends. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Castel Sr. Mra. Leonard Beem. accompanied by a friend and her two children. all of Nublrbrr. Calif, spent last week-end at Uie home ot Mrs. Berm's parents, Mr. and Mr. Olal Erlrkaoii, at the Modoc Lumber company Seven-mile camp. Mr. and Mrs. William Zumbrun returned Thursday evening from trip to Portland, during which they attended the livestock show. Following the recent unsettled period of weather when we had snow, rain and wind, local people are enjoying Uie beautiful Indian summer fall weaUier with cold frosty nights, brisk mornings and warm, sunny afternoons, which many consider the loveliest season of the year. Cobwebs are floaUng In the air and the aprn tree In Uie vallry are fast being turned by the frost from their summer green color to their lovely autumn dress of gold and bronre, forming a striking contrast to the everlasting dark green background ot Uie pines. Only a few days of the deer hunt Ing season remain, with many local nlmrods still not having bagged their deer. Returning last week from successful hunting trip In the Rock creek country were Ous Page, El don Bratiatn and William Brewer, all of whom were lucky In getting Uielr deer. 8everal are planning on spendlngthe days remaining of this year's season, which close the 20th, on a final trip In an effort to get. their bucks. Hildebrand Mr. and Mr. J. E. Nail are en- Joying a visit with their ton, Tom, who I her from Ban Francisco on his vacation. He plan to do torn hunting while her. Mr. and Mra. Dill Neubei t and daughter of Bwan Lake were busi ness visitor In Dairy Friday. Mr. Jessie Z. Weed left for her home In Bremerton, Wash. Wednes day after visiting her daughter and on-lu-lw, Mr. end Mr. John Atch ley. Mr. and Mr. Erne;.l Hitter and daughter, Llla, visited Friday eve ning Willi Mr, tinma Itueck. Mr. and Mra. Harunan Logu visited In Tulelak Sunday. George Lewis of Medford called on old frlenu here this week. He I a former Hildebrand resident. Having owned a larm here and one west of Dairy, Mr. and Mra. John Atchley have sold Uielr ranch east of Dairy to Mr. and Mr. Blabee. and the Atch- leys moved to Klamath Falls Fri day. Floyd Hoefler of Klamath FalU pent th week-end with hu grand mother, Mr. Barah Michael. Mr. and Mr. Leonard Killer vlsl ted Monday evening with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Nell Orolu of Langell valley, Larry, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sullivan of Malln, spent the week with hu grandparents, Mr. and Mr. S. K. Hartxler. Mr. and Mr. Don Bchrelner and aon, Donnle, and Edna Smyth of Henley visited Sunday with irr v. itzj -7 r J M v i 'Of Cocktail fashion glitter after dark. Antique gold crinkled taffeta make a one piece cocktail dress (left) that passes for a suit with a straight skirt flounced by a pleated perptum and posh-ap sleeves. Make-believe gold and sapphlra buttons glitter from the blue faille cocktail suit (right) with a draped cowled collar and bow-tied neckline. River picked potatoes for Lefty ChallU Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Matthew and Mr. Edith Thatcher were dinner heir guest of Mra. Olive Fralry Wed- uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mr. B. K. nMday. They were In route home to Haruler. ' .. Mrs. Edith Thatcher of Fort Dirk. . . Calif, arrived In Dairy Tuesday to waiter Kilter is naunng grain visit her daughter, Mr. Olive Fra- trom ln rrta "ncn to nrf, Klamath Falls. Elton and Eddie Welch of Bprague Mr. Emma Rueck and Mra. Mechanical Prune Knocker Tried DAVIS, Calif.. WPi The fruit picker' ladder 1 beginning to yield to a strange, three-legged, elf propelled tower In California or chard. Developed In cooperation with the State School of Agriculture here, It enables an operator to pick two and a half time a many apri cot, peache. pear and prunes as wllh an ordinnry ladder. It Is now being trlrd out for knocking prune off the tree In lead of picking them. The tower carries an alr-cnmprpssnr which operates a shaker that Jiggle the daylights out of the tree branches. It also will run a saw or a trimmer or a pruner. In the prune-knocking operation the tower la equipped with shield that windrow the prunes as they fall to the ground. There an plans to fix It so they will drop directly Into the boxes. To Buy or Sell Use tha Wsnt-Adsf THE EMBLEM OF (E0 nrrmnrtn..nrrrrmrnn WII.LARII HOTKL Klamalk rslla. Or.. r-aaa lis Sarah Michael visited Thatcher Wednesday. Mrs. Edith I ted Thursday evening with Emma Rueck. Mrs. Mra. Rosa Vera and Mr. Joe Vera were In Klamath Fall ion business Tuesday. Mrs. Rosa Vera had med ical attention while there. Mrs. Josephine Anderson left Sun day for her home In Phoenix, Am., after spending the past three months with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Price. Mr. and Mr. Leonard Rltter vlsl-1 Mrs. Byron Welch and children. i WnMaaaasasasassSBawaaasssssssaBsnnJ ' Elton, Eddie, Clara ne and Loy, visi ted for a short Urn Sunday wllh her brother and tUter-ln-iaw, Mr. and Mr. Marvin Michael. Those who visited with Mrs. Sar ah Michael Wednesday were Mr. Edith Thatcher of Fort Dick. Calif. Mra. Emma Kueck ol Bonanza. Mrs. 8. K. Haruler, Mrs. D. Hoel le, of Klamath Fall and Mra. Joe Sullivan and Larry of Malln. Mr. and Mr. Robert Horton left Sunday lor PorUand to spend sev eral day. John Hartxler ha been helping hU brother-in-law, Joe Bulllvan, the past week. Mr. Sarah Michael spent Wed nesday night and Thursday with Mr. Emma Rueck of Bonanza. Mr. Marlon Price. Mra. Ann I Burnett and Mr. Ernestine Watson entertained at a birthday dinner Saturday tor Mr. Josephine Ander- Ob r rji . . ma sueus several days the sw wees in cugena on business. Japan Has Giant Chestnuts TOKYO, MV-Chestnut as big as hen egg mr soon be exported to the United Bute. 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