Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 26, 1949, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, OCT. 26, 1949 HERALD AND NEW3. KLAMATH fALLS. uneCJUN rnue TWTNTY-ONt Midland Empire News Gilchrist Clarlr Jamea U giving piano Irs ami to brilnner In music umlrr tli suiiervlalon ul Mr. J. U. MuinlU tori. Hrr pupil it. Hun Crnlii. lm ii Wilkinson, mid Karen Kincrl quint. Hey. mid Mrt. Harold U'lOnn of Crearent, lire aprncllng a lew days In M'lii Willi frletuta. Ill nrw addition lo tli Cirstenl Buitll rliurch U undrrnuliK soni fliilnlilm touch. 'I Ilia addlllun. whirh ws talrndrd (rum Ilia main auditorium, Kill serv aa a choir lull, a Hunday srhool room and a Italia. Tli WMH la buying vrlvrl rurlalna for It. and Ui ilwlr I buying lluurrarrnl lamp A buiuiurt. apviuuirrd by Hi Oil rhrlat Timber company, was jlvrn at III Olhlirlal club. tklober 1(1. at l lllp m. In honor ol all tli employ. m that liav been llll tli company Tor 10 years. Til Ullrhllot Hilar rinployra prrparrd and served tlir rural Ap prnslnialrly 40 propl allrndrd tli banquet. Tli Crescent Hnplut Vouth group haa been Invltrd to attend a rollrr akalint party In llrnd, Oriobcr 30. by III lOdmond B Y P.U. Tli par. tv ' ',ria "' "r"(l lr,k. I J Mrrtl Conklln ol Khrvlln visited B( III" iitiit i'i vimw aaiura ui Ollclirlat Halurday and attended 111 C.ll. hrut-Malln football game. Vlatora at tli hnm ol Mr. and Mrs. A. Nlrrtul but wer were Mr arid Mra. Le Farrla and brother. l.ealey. Lynn mid Wralry ol Plrd. niont. Mo. Mra. Uirrlri Allen ol Oakland. Call!.. la'vlaltlng at III horn ol hrr parrnu. Mr. and Mra. Martha! Wright ol Blievllri. Mr. and Mra. John Ouathny. Mr. and Mr. Kay Krnnom and daulh. Irr ol Hhevlln airnt th eesend In Eugene visiting relatives. Halurday. October l&. Ulrk Oree nail ol Crescent and Wanda Free man of Ollclirlat druv to llrnd to ahop. Tommy Parker of Tli Clun itore In Klamath Palla visited (lllrhrlat laat erk to let little huntliii In between aweatrr aalea. Tli 1 1 rat evenlm he waa out h brought down a buck. Arcotnpanylnf him were Kay Orhlrrlrh and Oeorge llobba. Urlbert Porlqulat entertained at hi home Saturday night. October 15. Lany Anna. Ilatbar Ilrown, Jerry llrgwood. Millie Ward, and Kalph Bnenrer. Card war played and relreahmenta wer served. Mr. Florence Hencer visited Mr. and Mra. Kobrrt M. Krnrer In Oll clirlat Hunday, October 18 Winter haa come to Ollclirlat very early Una year. The thermometer haa ahnwn II above and th weath erman haa already dropped I tnchra ol aruiw. Leon Karris and Hill Snider wer In the latter a room In OllrhrUl In apectlm a 31 calibre rifle when Ulll pulled th truiKrr. Much to the aur prue ol both boya Die lun went otf. The fun waa renting on Leon'i knrra when It wrni oil. Ttie bullet, rams within tnrhrs of hitting hi knee and lodgrd In th wall. Moral always Inaiiect your lun and make aur It s not loaded be fore storing. Mra. 1-ambert 8peed returned horn with her new baby boy Mon- day, October 17. Mr. and Mrs. Norton Hyatt, for mer resident ol Ollrhrtat. stopiied October 15 lor brief visit with frlenda, while on their way bark to their new home In Mt. Bhasta. Calif. Mrlvln Dunn of Warm Springs, waa fticat ol his fiancee, Jo Ann Conklln. at the horn ol Mr. and Mrs. Ben Conklln over th week end. Mrs. Josl Oumpert of Prlnevlll I visions' friends and her tons. Willard Oumpert and family and Kollln Oumpert and family, at 8hev- lin. Members of th Gilchrist Annual stall traveled to Bend Friday, Oc tober u, to attend meeting at The Bend Bulletin. Th purpose of thla meeting was to acquaint th new members of th stalls ol varl f ous schools with th procedure of putting out school annuals. Many 11 helpful suggestion wer made. Those attending from Oltchrlat ' were. Mis Houston, advisor; Jo Ann Conklln, assistant editor; Mer- tie Conklln and Clarice James, busl- BALCONY K BOYS' y FOR Vi l( BOYS ).; : jjONLV 'J BOYS' MITTENS Leather, knit wrist. 1.49 BOYS' CLOVES ' Leather, knit wrist. 1.65 BOYS' MITTENS All wool. 1.25 BOYS' EAR MUFFS Wool, bright color. 69c lies managers; Barbara Cook, r porter; and Helen Fraley. editor. Paulln Nlrhola, Mildred Nlrliols, Wlnlord Porter, end Clifford Wright accompanied by Mr. and Mra. A. Nlrhola went Ui Klamalh Falls Sat urday, October 16, for shopping and an venliig of entertainment. Jo Ann Conklln of Htievlln, was guest at the horn of Patricia Free man of Ollchrlst on Halurday. Oc. toller It. Joyr Orllltn of Klamath Falls Sienl the week-end visiting her par en Is In (lllrhrlat. Businessmen of Chemult, are hap py lo aay that bualnesa haa been better tills hunting season than last year. The Glliilirlal Orlizllea tangled with th Mallu Muatanga Haturday at a p m . October It, on Ui oil chrlat football Held. The grizzlies played 1 rugged game but war de lected 34 Ui 7. The varalty team 1 at lollowa: right end. Don Oreenan; right tarsia. Ralph Bpenrer; right guard. Hill Hprnrrr: center. Larry Arnla; left guard. Bobby Hlpe; lelt larkle, Don Btader; lelt end, Leo Kepiirra; wing bark, Warren Orll ten; right hall. Hylvrater Wlrtz; lelt hall, D. J. Fogelqulat; and lull bark Virgil Hchmldl. Hubatltutea are BJ W. Ware. Dean Lurhl, Kenny Free man, Jack Fraley. Hill Majora. George Howard, and Darold Dllley. Pa'rlrla Freeman. Caple Jeasup. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Jeasup and sons. Virginia Jeaaup. and aon, Mr. and Mrs. Cap Jeasup Br., and Mra. Jesaup'a parents attended a birth day dinner In honor ol Richard Jea sup on October It at the Cap Jea sup Hr. residence In Chemult. Mt. Laki Mr. snd Mra. Vern Berry and family returned to their horn at Prtneville Monday alter week's visit at the home ot Mr. Berry's lather, Hamuel P. Dehlinger. Mr. and Mra. Elmer Cook re turned to their home In Balem Bun day alter a vlait with their daugh ter and aon-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Drhiingrr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Thompson re turned trom Portland Wednesday night where they were called by the death ol Thonion'a aunt, Mrs. An na Uogue. Their daughter, Mrs. Ed Kyan, and granddaughter. Kath arine Ann, accompanied them home. Mrs. Ealella Adams ol St. Helens waa a recent week-end guest ol Mr. and Mr. Howard Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bakman ot Fresno, Call!, are visiting at the horn ot Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mack. Mrs. Bakman and Mrs. Mack are sisters. Hie Uakmans. Macks and Mrs. Burt Hawkins ot Klamath Palls will motor to Coo Bay later this week to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkins and family. Mrs. tatella Hill has returned from a two-week visit with her brothers, Ray and Tom Bulllvan. in Idaho Palls, Ida. and a sister, Mrs. Frances Bwager of KlgUy. Ida. Deepest sympathy la extended to Mrs. Beuy McLlng and family In tli accidental death of her husband Harvey McLlng. Mr. and Mra. Jack Bliss of Rose- burg visited Mrs. Bliss's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Uel DUlard and other relative here over the week-end. William Plrs of Longview Wash, was a recent visitor at the home ot his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Pealrs. Tom Pealra Is receiving medical car at Klamath Valley hospital. The Mt. Lakl Ladles Aid has post poned Its Wednesday afternoon meeting to Friday night at 7:30 at the horn or Mra. W. M. William. All re cordially welcome. Final plans for th rummage sal and harvest party will be discussed. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hill and son. Douglas, and Francis Jordan spent the week-end at the home of Mrs. Hills' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dixon. They returned to their home Food Fish Anawer to Previous Puuli HORIZONTAL 2 Branched I Depicted fish '"ndu Mtry M If used for No" ' 6 Rspld 1 3 Bnghlns Preposition 14 Military 7 Glnc over assistant ! (prellx) 15 Euchrlstic Musical not win cup 10Grs lRImoress II Hateful 18 Mouth prt 12 Testily J4 Opposed ID Italian river 1' Hebrew letter it Annoys 10 Harder 20 Pioneers 37 Nearly 22 Hawaiian blrd21 Male chickens 42 Parent 23 Domestic flave 24 Innate 43 High iPlS Bftf john ipb 3Jil(FIEIiB?ffl mm 23 Work 37 Chair 28 French river It Trinity terra Cab) 30 Senior b.) 31 Not (prefix) 32 Tantalum (symbol) 33 Preserve 31 Girl's nm 38 Alwsys 38 Stagger 40 Tellurium (symbol) 41 Digger 47 Part of "bt" 48 Musical syllabi 60 Excuse 51 Same (prefix) f2 Kssentnil being f4 Comes before W Paper measure 17 Calmest VERTICAL 1 Arranges In fold 28 Sea robber . 33 Hunting dog mountain 44 Dreadful 43 Ancestor of the Hebrews 48 Cereal grain 4'J Man's nam ft I Kish b. Type meanur 54 Half an ern I V. II It 15 a 7 6 ) 0 III 11 3 a aJaaVa.jVa- g- -J .'-V 7T 7r7" Hi ii n -ii 2 IS 5i i H 1 1 1 1 1 IT Capfured German Science Aids U. S. ATLANTIC CITY, (At "The United HUste Is Jut beginning to reap the benellta trom the hug amount ol scientific information captured from th German after World War II." aay a Col. Harry A. Kuhn. UHA (retired , president of the Armed Force Chemical assort linn. Th government so far has re leased more than 100.000 reports with data on synthetic luels, Jet mis sile, chemical warfare agent and other sublects, but it will take yeara to evaluate all the Information," he told th American Chemical Society. Borne of the more Important Oer man development were th Placher-Tropsch process for making synthetic Ml from coal: the manu facture of high concentration hy drogen peroxide; production of whit carbon black; th f Ire-fighting f u 1 chlorobromomethine: synthetic, substitute for mica, and new insecticides. New Auto Tire Has Springs LONDON. lAtA Brltlh tire firm haa developed a non-skid tire with steel coll springs in place ol th usual tread. The springs ar em bedded In the tire during th vul canizing process. The company. (Tyresoles. Ltd ), call th Invention "Wyresoles." sir 3Wj Drain Til r-r iii arsia mt MlM t Tila riaiaa Peyton 1 C. alt ftftrhM a. Tal. sia Stomal r-Na In San Mateo. Calif, Sunday after noon. Congratulations are extended to Mr. oiid Mrs. Albert Stone on the birth of a son lost Wednesday at Klamath Valley hospital. The little boy has been named David Albert. Mrs. Einmalle Oreen of Medford la visiting relauvea and friends her. Mrs. Elizabeth Norrls relumed lost week from a six-week visit with relatives In Illinois and Kansas. John and Floyd Short left Tues day morning lor Portland to be with their brother, Jerry Short, who will undergo surgery Wednesday at tli Physicians and Surgeons hospital. AGKIt BELT STII.L GOOD AKRON. 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