Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 25, 1949, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPACE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY, OCT. 25, 1949 f.Vdland Empire Mews Westside The horn economic club met it the horn of Mr Merle O'Neil. Thursday afternoon. October IS. Those attending vera mesdames Lou Roberta. El Tina Tretdnger, Mil dred Oarrett, Zelma Reed. Marga ret Growl. Oeneva Bernard, and Ei leen O'Neil. Refreshments were erred after the meeting. The next meeting will be held at the home ml Mrs. Zelma Reed. Mrs. Walt Roberta hostess at a birthday dinner In honor of her daughter-in-law. Mra. Jena Roberta. Those prenent at the dinner were Mr. and Mra. P. K. Robinson. San Francisco; Miss Dorothy Kendall; Mr. and Mra. Roy Roberts; the Misses Dola. Flora and Nlta Mor ris. Mr. .and Mrs. Walt Roberts and the honored guest and her husband, were also present. Mothers Club 'The Union Mothers club will give an old time fun party that will be followed by a basket social at mid night. Games will be played and all ladles are asked to bring a basket for aupper. The party wlU be at the union school house on Friday. October 28. Mr. and Mrs. Owronskl were din ner guests last Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Trefflnger. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toney made a trip to Klmath Falls on Monday. Potato picking has been In full awing on the Westside and Dry Creek Ticlnity. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Thompson at Goose Lake Logging camp also hare a spud field. Mrs. Rollin Redlflr received word of the Illness of her sister, Mrs. Vance Jones, wnose home la In Tulelake, Calir. Back To Bly Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hitchcock, who have been cooking for the Goose Lake camp, quit their Jobs and have returned to their home In Bly, Ore. New cooks have already been hired. The logging trucks have again re sumed work following a week of rainy weather. Mrs. Marlon Boehm of the S. J. Ranch, visited with Mrs. Mildred Redlfer. Tuesday afternoon at the Ooose Lake logging camp. Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Mulkey are the parents of a new baby girl born at the Lakeview hospital Sunday af ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Fwing are visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Ashcrait. Mrs. Ewing was formerly, Elouise Ashcrait. rren Albertson accompanied by Myron Forty and Jim Johnson, all of Bandon. spent the week enj in MRrfiATION FtFE KYTOM f. CO. 'Ui sas aw s. m. sees visiting his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crow! and family. Bill Woods has recently been I1L It is hoped that he will soon be well again. New Sea Mr. and Mra. Rod Cochran are the proud parents of a new son born Thursday at the hospital. The union district mothers' club met Wednesday at the school for the purpose of electing new officers. Mildred Richardson was chosen for the new president, Mrs. Bill Toney, vice president. Sibyl Peay. secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Mildred Gar rett and Mrs. Verna Buck compose the advertising committee. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Woods and children of Medford. were visiting and hunting a few days at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Marvin Pardue and family. Dance There will be a gingham and over all dance held at the Westside grange hall. October 22. Prises will be given for the most foolishly dressed men and woman. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sundet and Bil ly, returned Friday by way of Yel lowstone national park, after an extended trip to North Dakota, where they visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toney made a trip to SusanviUe. Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hassans have purchased the Jack Thompson place where they plan to move soon. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blackburn and children of Vale, Ore. have been visiting relatives on the westside and vicinity for several days. Mrs. Blackburn was the former Delia Al bertson. and has many friends here. They left for Vale, Monday morning. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cole of Long Beach. Cal have been visiting sev eral days the past week at the home of Mrs. Cole's sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Van diver, and Velma. Mrs. Earl La Branch visited Fri day afternoon with Mrs. Dee Chand ler. Visitors at the Varjala home were Mr. and Mrs. John Maleska from Klamath Falls. His wife is visiting for a week with the Karjalas at the Goose Lake logging camp. Mrs. Clara Moore Is visiting at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Frank Raymond. Two other daugh ters brought Mrs. Moore up to the Enjoy Health Rest. Comfort and Hospitality st th Buckhorn Mineral Springs Sanitarium ea4 xna Bstsa for Rheumatism, Arthritis Neuritis, Nervousness. High and Low Blood. Pressure and Bkia Vrnntfnn. n. . tiii.bHU uot ! See Asthma. Ecseaa, Colds, Slavs and Bronchitis. Buekkata tabwral sjprtaurs aaitartass, Stt. 1. AskUad. ewe, Br. Benaaa Wexlei, SUeetot Ofcbopnetle Vnrslelu Screen Star Answer to Previous Puizle US T EA HORIZONTAL 1. 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Oct. 25 lAV-LUlle Jimmy Crawford. 1, always said he wanted to be a trolley motormaii. Now he's sure of IU He gave the Job It hours of ob tervallon Sunday. He left Ills home at T a. m., bearing a 30-ceni all day ticket, and spent the enure day riding one car after another. At 3 10 a. m. today, his travels end ed when the car he was on rolled Into the car barns. Said Jimmy: "I still want to be a motorman some day." ber of Hit committee In chaige of arrangements, announced. Hans Norland Aula Insurance. 82T Tine St. lie a Community i href volunteer. ( all 3U. Education Meet OLYMPIA. Wash.. Oct. 24 t-A. proximately 77 county school super tntendenia of WashiiiKton and Ore gon will meet in Seattle Wednesday and Thursday. Martin Miller, mem- POOLE'S FOR Shotgun Shells It's Easy to Park at Poole's $ Chuck Bailey Soyss i W. 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