SATURDAY, NOV. 3, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE NINI
Breed of Dog
Answer to Previous Puizl
IBIUIE
HORIZONTAL
1,T Depleted
I breed of dog
II Decorated
II On to whom
1 , goods ere
committed
In trust
t Peruse
IS Ocean
17 Thin
II Organ o(
hearing
It Fox
to Attempt
II Helf-ein
II Thre-loed
loth
14 Direction
36 Scrutinlre
31 Oriental
muiuK
10 Negative reply
11 Hypothetical
structural unit
12 Toward
II Promontory
30 Chlel None
od
tIPalm Uly
39 Pronoun
40 Correlative of
ntllhtr
42 Golf term
.41 Written form
Mlitrni
I Enthusiastic
ardor
tO Brazilian
macaw
SI Enticement
, 02 Natl
; M Thli breed
' i originated
',' In
t( Modulation:
of tha voice,
' 67 Barter
VERTICAL,
I Perforation
1 Plana lurfact
I Trapi
4 Sorrowful
5 And (Latin)
Trial
7 Laughttr
sound
I Lubricate
( Pertaining to IS Military
the gumi aiaistant
10 Clow 27Agalnit
1 1 Refute 21 Midday
IJWlrked 34 Progeny
18 Daybreak HYes(Sp)
(comb, furm) 3D Myitlo syllabi
22 Symbol fur 37 Claim dua
niton 40 Hlrd'i homt
U While 41 Oil (comb.
24 "Emerald Isle" form)
Shevlln
42 Dance step
43 Measure
of area
44 Log float
4 Cereal grain
47 Female salnli
(ab.)
4D Compass point
SI Sheep's bleat
S3 Electrical unit
S3 Railroad (ab.)
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Midland Empire News
Lanqell Valley
Mrs. Cora Tlrknnr of Medfnrd Is
Ivialllng Mr. and Mrs. Paul Monroe
"and other friends. Mrs. Tlrkour
lived In Langfll Vallry for many
'jeara brfore moving to Mrdfurd.
! Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
TVb Kvans on thrlr new baby son.
-born at Klamath Vallry hospital.
Mr. Keith Hire Jr. has I'll
Klamath Valley hospital, and Is
llh hrr parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Holiday. Little Kathy Lynn la still
at the hoapltal In an Incubator.
- There will oe a bridal shower at
th Langrll vallry community hall
on Nnvrmber 14 at 3 pm.. In honor
of Oenrva llltson. brlde-rlert of
Dick Bmllh. All friends are cordial
ly Invited.
Floyd Jotnrr and Earl Clarke of
Klamath Falls were Sunday visitors
at the Lra Lravllt home.
Mr. and Xlra. Frank De Bel lrft
Monday evening for a wrrks visit
In Portland with relative and
frlrnda.
- n-- l 1rk Pa .
Tf.wl of Ban Franclaco aiirnl sever
al days with relative and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. B. I uurneu oi
nranu Paaa. and Mr. and Mrs.
Omar Bonner of lrwln. Pa., apent
tha week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Itlll Burnett and family. On Sunday
they vlalted Crater Lake.
Vista Bga of Bonanza visited
r-nra l.vltt on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Johnson left
K.mrdav for Mlddleton. Ida, to vil
li their nephew. Al Dearborn and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trailer took
Mra. Kilty NU-oIaliien to Proapect
nn Monday. Mrs. NlcoIaUen has
been visiting the Trailers and John
anna for a week.
Mra. Mary Dearborn returned
Saturday from HilUlde hoapltal to
the home of her daughter. Cora
l.eavtlt. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hodges or
Tulelake spent Monday wun Mrs.
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Klamath Variety Store
Mrs. Joe Petronavlch was hostess
to Die Pinochle club Thursday, Oc
tober 27. Ouesta were Mrs. Jim Dll
ley, Mrs. Henry Erdman, Mrs. Ken
neth Cos, Mrs. Oeorge Prokrovlch,
Mrs. Wlllsrd Oumpert, Mrs., Rob
ert Van Tassel and Mrs. Amos
Thompson. Mrs. Cos won high prise,
Mrs. Erdman won low prlie and
Mrs. Dllley won the floating prise.
Nancy Ellen Clifford was honored
at a birthday party on her fourth
birthday October 23. Oueat wer
Handra Murrhead. Buddy More-
head, Karen Freeman, Harvey
Freeman, Carol Jorgeiwon, Judy
Krdnian. Joan Utley, Bhlrlry But
ton, and Thomas Horton.
Mrs. Aanea Johnson of Purdy. Mo.
has been visiting at the home of
har daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. John Cooper.
Mrs. Ed Banks and Mra. Vernon
Bayre were both admitted to tha
At. Charlea hoapltal In Bend Thurs
day October 27.
Bam Buriesa has been visiting
In Portland with his wife and his
daughter and son-in-law Mr. and
Vrs. William OrlOth and son. Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Baker gave tha
school children a Halloween party
at tha school Monday evening. Tha
children had a parade down Divi
sion to the Olft Shoo where they
received treat and Mrs. norent
Olson and Harry Kooyman took pic
tures. Among the Bhevlln people who
l.ave been elk hunting are Earl Tal
bet. Burl Murdorks, Woody Dex
ter, Morgan Jorgensen, Shorty and
Bud Bhough, Tom Rltter and Star
Icy Parrlsh.
Rusael Emery of Silver Lake vis
ited recently In the home of his
brother Mr. and Mrs. Jim Emery.
Mr. and Mrs. Merlll Seely were vis
ited by his father recently.
Mrs. Eugene Myers and son spent
the week-end visiting at the homes
of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Freeman
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sting
ier Barbara Conk and Jim Van Tassel
spent the week-end In Corvallls vis.
Itlng Jim Bhelton and seeing the
footbsll tame. Mrs. John Cooper
snd son and her mother Mrs. Agnes
Johnson hsve gone to Purdy, Mo.
en visit.
The Camp Fire girls assisted by
Tulelake
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Roper hsve
had aa houseguasu, Lt. and Mrs.
Ed Bahlhorn and their two daugh
ters, Judy and Lynn, recently of
Japan. Tti lieutenant, serving In
the army air corps for the paat
three years In Ui Orient Is en rout
to Washington D. O. for further as
signment. Mrs. Bshlhorn Is a niece
of Otis and Ray Koper. Mrs. Bahl
horn observed wnlle her that young
Japanese women who nave been
servant of American In Japan art
rapidly taking on Western ways.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ryckman, son
Norman and Mrs. Kyckman's sis
ter, Mra. Evelyn Johnson of Wash
brothers. They were met Wednesday
la., where they will be guest of
Mra. Ryckman s father, Frank Wil
liams and other relatives. Before
leaving Mrs. Ryckman, Mrs. John
son and Norma visited for a week
with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Prenger,
Walnut Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Nelson, 'Chico and Mr. and
Mrs. Orlo Ryckman, San Francisco.
Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Prenger are i
daughters of the Ryckman. Mrs. 1
Orlo Ryckman Is Mrs. Kyckman's
sister and the Ryckmen men ax
brothers. They were met Eednes
day In Reno by Mr. Ryckman for
tha drive to th Middle West. O n
their return, Norman will enter
OTI at Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Larson left
Wednesday for Ban Francisco where
ha will attend to business for the
Tulelake-Modoc farm center. En
route south they will visit al Tur
lock with Mr. and Mrs. John Bow
man. Mrs. Bowman and Larson are
brother and ststrt.
Mr. and Mra. Milton Orleser and
two young daughters of Sacramen
to have returned home after a visit
with Mrs. Orleser parent, M r.
anand Mra. Clyde Barks and her
brother William Bark and family.
Mra. Orleser will be remembered
her aa the former Maxlne Bark.
Her husband Is with Pacific Tele
phone and Telegraph.
Of interest to local resident 1
th announcement of the coming
marriage In Portland of Ted Fish
III. eon of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fish
of Tulelake to Donna Maa Bramel,
Portland. The date has been set for
Saturday, November 12. The young
couple will make their horn on the
Fish ranch at Madras.
Mr. and Mra. Marvin Thomas had
numerous guest during th early
part of th duck and goose hunting
season. Here were Mr. and Mra.
Frank Hardeaty, Mr. and Mra. Dick
Hardesty of Eugen and the Thom
as' son Buss from Oregon Stat col
lege, two officials from the MOM
studio in Hollywood. Lou Sidney,
yloa president of MOM and Eddie
Meruilx, secrstary-treaaurer and
Lee Oreenway.
Rev. and frs. Bronaon wer hon
ored Sunday following the morning
church service with a potluck din
ner In the church annex. During the
morning service farewell numbers
were sung by Allison Osborne and
the Bchult sisters. Rev. Bronson
spoke of his new pastorate In Spo
kane. They were presented with a
gift from the church, the Mariners'
club, the Sunday school, the Oulld
and the Rotary club. The Bronson s
left Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Christy and
baby son will be moving soon to
their new home In the Coppock bay
area. Power service which I being
made available to the new home
steaders I In the final stages of
distribution and the Christy's will
have electricity In the near future.
They have been with. Mrs. Christy's
parent. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Thomas for several months.
Leonard Meshke Is visiting the
stock show at the Cow Palace In
Ban Francisco this week while his
so" Walter visits In Oakland.
Student of th elementary school
are puuiismng a school paper, "The
Ooslln" one a month. Wlnema el
ementary I publishing "The Mal
lard." The freshman class of the high
school plsns a return dance for the
sophomore on December S. The
Levi Leap will follow a basketball
gam with Yreka.
Mrs. M. V. Mitchell waa called
to Boise recently by the serious Ill
ness nf her mother following sur
gery. Mrs. Tom Newton substituted
for her on the high school faculty
during her absence.
Louise Dlaterheft, girls' athletic
director, will accompany group
of 20 students to a YMCA confer
ence Saturday in McCloud. Confer
ence on boy-girl relatione will be
held during the day followed by a
banquet and dance.
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Dearborn and the lavltt.
The Oulld of St Barnabaa church
are giving their annual baraar and lh,r radera gave a dance at the
turkey dinner at the parish hall. I community hall Saturday. Also
Nnvrmber 9. Serving starts al six i many of the Shevlln people attended
.xram
o'clock. Everyone I welcome.
Mrs. Joseph Stanley of Vineyard
Haven, Mass.. Is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Welter Smith and family. Mrs.
Stanley and Mrs. Bmlth were to
gether as nurses oveiseaa In World
War I. On Sunday Mr. and Mra.
Smith Br , and Mary Anne, Mrs.
Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. Smith
Jr.. and Cheryl en)oved a trip to
Crater lake and the House of Mys
tery. They also visited friends who
own a resort at Union Creek.
The Assorla'ed Women of the
Larucll Valley Farm Bureau met
at the home of Mildred Novotny on
Wednesdsy afternoon. The meeting
ass In charge of Chairman Chris
tine Brown. By-laws were resd by
Mrs. Brown. Education chairman
BUlie Colwell showed how the PTA
apent the money raised last year.
A discussion was held concerning
few laboratory farllltlra at Corval
lls for 4-H girls and boy. Hobby
chairman Violet Harris ha organ
ised a knitting and crocheting class
to which all Interested women are
Invited. First meeting will be No
vember 1. at the home of Mrs.
Harris. Refreshments were eerved
by Mrs. Novotny to Blllle Colwell,
Ruby Paramore, Margaret Burnett,
Christine Brown and Cora Leavltt.
The Langell Valley grange held
Its annual booster night at the com
munity hall on Thursday evening.
A potluck dinner was enjoyed at
7:30 by sixty grangers and friends.
A program under the direction of
Jeanette Orallan was greatly en
Joyed. It constated of musical selec
tions be the grange orchestra, a
skit "The Vllllan Still Pursued
Her." a quartet called The Scare
crows, two other skits "The Truth,
Nothing But the Truth." and "Shan-
tytown Scandal." Exhibition square
dancing completed the program.
the Fort Rock dance Baturday night,
Donna Dexter of Klamath Falls
Is visiting at the Woody Dexters
and Walt and Marshall Dexter.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Baker took
Jax Baker bark to school at Eu
gene Sunday. Jax had been visiting
over the week end here.
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