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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1949)
I AGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, NOV. 7, 1949 Midland Empire News Westside Lut Monday night quit a bit ol excitement waa fill in and around Ooose Lake logging camp, when 'fire broke out and burned ninety three ton of baled hay on the 8. J. ranch eut ot camp. Everett Br hm. foreman at the ranch, had to arouse the men at camp from their beds and bring out fire truck to help aquelch the blaze. It was thought the lire waa started by a hunter match or cigarette. Although the damage wa fairly aevere all the hay wa covered by Insurance. Oordon rrtday and on Nell truck ed aome etock to Uie Altura sale on Saturday. There will be a prayer meeting and Bible achool at the Union arhool house November 10, at 7:30 p. m. Mr. Oordon Friday has arranged the meeting and It U non-denomma-tlonal, for young and old people. Anyone la welcome who 1 Interest ed. Mr. Waino Karjala and daughter Dianne. and Mr. Bollm Redifer. and two ton of camp made a busi ness trip to Lakeview, Saturday. Mia Barbara Cox of camp stayed In Lakeview one evening laat week. Mr. and Mr. Wilson Hank spent the week-end at Medford. Among the Westslders attending the farewell party and dinner for Mr. and Mr. Scott Clevenger and family, which wa held Sunday eve ning at the Lakeview hotel, were ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry CrowL There were several children from West aide also. Mrs. Winkle of the Ooose Lake ramp called on Mrs, Cordon Friday on Monday afternoon. Mr. Pete Mucdy and daughter Wanda. Lynde'J. and Virginia were In Lakeview from the camp on Sat urday. Jackie Redifer, six-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Rollln Redifer wa absent Tuesday from Dry Creek achool due to a severe cold. Earlyne Cox ot the camp ha re cently been ill and absent from achool. At the present time there are ten children in Dry Creek achool from the logging camp. Grebes are usually called "dab Chicks." "dildappers." hell diver" and "water witches." They are div ing birds related to the loon family. DOORS OPEW TONTTE :J JOHN WAYNE .Rougher: Tougher. More Romantic than ever as THE FIGHTING KEIITUCKIAII IT i rss vna enure ottvr RALSTON DOIN HARDY HUGO HA A CHANT WITMIU Ooctti Mveru r aui fix 1 Jttl TK PttNCTrM i - ) Extra COLOR CARTOON 20-Minuf Comedy Camp 6 W October wa a month of social af fairs in Camp On Thursday October 13. Mrs. Ous 'Hall and Mra. Leonard Bright en tertained the Ladies' Afternoon PI I nochle club In the Scout cabin. Fol 1 lowing a dessert cours three tables ; of pinochle were in play. When the ' scores were totaled It was found I that Mable Rogers won high. Anne ! James, low. and a no one got a pinochle, that prute went to Anne ; James. At the next party the series prizes will be awarded and Mra. Thomas liomson will be hostess. Mrs. Charlie Wright entertained i the Dixie club with a Halloween par ty Thursday evening. October IS la ; the Scout cabin. There were games ! and prises for all the youngsters , and grown-up, and square dancing I j to music. Refreshments consisted of i cider and doughnut. Mr. Lew j Bemls was assistant hostess. I Jim Baker is bark in the emplov , 'of Wererhauser company. He and ! Mrs. Baker are staving with his i ! sister. Mrs. S. L. Henderson, while I j waiting for a house. i ' A home extension unit haa been I formed here with 3 women slening up for membership. They are Doro- j 1h Fairfield. Gertrude Good. Helen j ' smnn. eune nau. aitir ocutcu. ' Eileen Brown. Margaret Brown, ' Martha Napier. Madge West. Ra i mona Marks, Mamie Smith. Wanna Leather ood. Fern Bern is. Vivian Huck. Evelyn Henderson. Wanda ; Johnson. Inei Chandler. Pearl Hen .derson. Mary Baker. Freddie Baker, ! Eleanor Thomson, Anne James. Ma bel Roeers. Bessie Morehead. Har riet Mast, and Dorothy Bright. Ger ! trade Good was instrumental in ! starting this very useful club I n camp. On Friday, October 31 the group met to elect officer. Elected were Gertrude Good. chairman; Pearl Henderson, vice chairman; Vivian Huck. secretary: Wanna Leatherwood, treasurer. Cake and coffee were served at the i close of this meeting. The following week on October 35 the first meeting 1 of the year wa held in the Scout j cabin to install the officer, with a . past-chairman of the Bly unit. Mrs. Dave Campbell, taking charge of i the ceremonies. Then Mrs. Bates and Mrs. Case brer ot the Bly unit gave the demonstration for the first project of the year which was mak ing Christmas wreaths and decora tions. A noon lunch was served and in the afternoon the ladles held their business meeting and then made th; Christmas things demonstrated to them, using local greens. Mrs. Frank Obenchaln Sr. of the Bly unit also attended. Mr. and Mrs. Boo Schlotfeldt en tertained at dinner on October 18. the Dick Fairfields in honor of Mr. Fairfield who had a birthday on that day. On October 23 the Schlot feldt' gave a dinner party tor the Leon Brown and children to honor Mrs. Brown on her birthday anni versary. , On October 37 the Dixie club held their party in the afternoon at the Chandler home with Mrs. Inex Chandler a hostess. A game ot "Pit" was. enjoyed following the luncheon with Pearl Henderson and Dorothy Fairfield coming out on top. A birthday anniversary gift c presented to - Fern Bemis by the club. Cal Fugate of Camp 4 and his little son "Corkie" were overnight guest at the Hank Napier home last week. A community Halloween party was held Friday. October 28 in the Scout cabin. Serving on the com mittee in charge of the arrange ment were Eileen Brown. Mabel Rogers. Margaret Brown, and Doro thy Fairfield. A contest among the children for the best costume re sulted in Leverl Henderson winning first for his get-up aa Mortimer Snerd, and Joe Leatherwood second for his "Mae West." Oertrude Good helped with the game for the youngsters in which every child won a prize. The older children and adult played Bingo the rest of the evening for prizes consisting mostly of home made candy and canned goods. There were Halloween treats and cider for all the children and coffee and doughnut for the grown ups. The whole camp is happy over the fact that lumber ha been obtained for remodeling the Scout cabin to make It a better place for com munity affair. The men of the camp will donate the labor, and the cabin will be used for home extension meetings, card parties. dances, and. any other functions serving the people of camp. The Charlie Wright family have moved recently to Sprague River where Wright Is employed at Camp 11. The Sam James family made a recent trip to Ashland and Medford over Saturday an Sunday. Barbara Campbell ot Bly was an overnight guest ot Georgia Thom son last week. Georgia returned the visit October 31 and attended a Hal oween party at Campbell. Several families from ramp at tended the Bly achool annual carni val October 39. The second home extension meet ing of the year was held Mondav, October 31 at the Scout cabin. Mary Glenn of Klamath Falls, the county chairman, led this meeting with a demonstration of blouse-making. A hot noon lunch was served. CARNIVAL By Dick Turner Doers Opea TeniU :M "THE GREATEST COMEDIAN WITHIN THE KNOWLEDGE OF MODERN MAN!" - aiCHASO WATTS, N V. DOST rj.S.F0G0.EG . ) " . la far Mai rt Sr mw Mm far V Ulr mi mi4 wUrtltWrHyr-H. BAINU. til. 'HieBANK DICK 'My UHIe Cfcictrf .1AEWEST Join Tke SI 200 Ofl si.. . oin TK. $1200.00 Diamond Hunt in Le4bi , otn Jewelry Ig Aar.rdina SI, Vi-Corar Diamond . . 'Hi WflfaTHP . . i Mil (Mill 1 . - "in jausune) i:m .Color CortMM . Newg lli MiMMIlTl ll' ' ' --"g Summer Lake Friend of William Orlsel learned recently that he has been seriously 111 and underwent surgery at Klam- j ath Fall. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Nelson and baby of Crescent were week-end ' visitors here. Mr. and Mrs. William Harvey and Mra. Alice Ham were Lakeview visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Max MrLatn were dinner ' guests at the Summer Lake lodge Sunday. Hugo Leyva reported that 100 hunters registered at the game headquarters Saturday and 130 signed up Sun-lay. Hunting reports varied. Mrs. Hugo Leyva went to Lakeview Friday to help her moth- ! er, Mrs. Frank Barnea celebrate ' her birthday anniversary. I Lyle McOrady. who Is employed j at the 8ute game commission sud denly took ill last week ana" Is in the hospital with appendicitis. Mis Joyce Graves and Miss Joan Deboy were Thursday night guests of Miss Joanne Pochelu in Paisley. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Markus were business visitors In Lakeview Fri-, day. Mr. and Mra. William Grisel were Lakeview business visitors Monday, when the doctor removed j stitches from Grisel s jaw which had been operated on recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eaten are I here for a few day from Portland, i He ha been employed by the state game commission the past sum-1 mer. j Mr. and Mr. Roy Carlon and son. Bob. spent Sunday at the 1 home of Mr. and Mr. Hollle Schro- I der at Wagontire. Garry Nelson. ' Bob Carlon. Bob Elder and Roberta Harris attended the high school Halloween party In Paisley Thurs day night. The Summer Lake grange No. 764 will sponsor a public dance Thanks giving night. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Roberts from Westside were Sunday guests of her brother. Bud Pernoll and family. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Foster were Lakeview visitors Tuesday. They visited at the home of their daugh ter, Mr. Newman Kimes. Evan Carlon spent the week-end In Redmond with hi cousin Ray Gowdy. A joint rummage sale wa spon sored by The Church of Our Bavior guild of Summer Lake and the St. Luke's guild of Lakeview last week. Proceeds will go for church bene fits. Mrs. H. C. Ham and Mrs. K. R. Nelson had chsrge of the Bummer Lake booth Wednesday and Mra. William Harvey and Mrs. Dean Harris on Thursday. Mrs. E. M. Carlon and Mrs. E. R. Nelson on Friday and Mr. Hugo Leyva on Saturday. Mrs. Lola Menkenmeier of Wag ontire. who la visiting In Paisley wa the guest of Miss Joan De boy Monday night. Mrs. A. Deboy and Mr. Henry Markus were hostess and co-hostess at a surprise party Monday night honoring Joan Deboy 11th birth day. The party was held in the parish hall of the Episcopal church. Those present were: Misses Rober ts Harris and Joyce Graves. Clar ence and Garry Nelson, Bob Car lon, Henry Markus, Mr. and Mrs. Elvie Ivy. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Caudell. From Paisley came Misses Delores Knight, Joanne Pochelu. Faith Odam, Mrs. Lola Menken meier, David and Orvllle Conner, Thorton Howard, Frank Kemry, Douglas Houston, William Knoke. Bob Laymon. Jimmy Elder and Raymond Blair. Mr. and Mrs. George Pike and children of Paisley spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Elder. - Bonanza The Cosy Roomers, girl 4-H club led by Mr. Esther Drown gave a Halloween party at the school play room last Friday evening. lileact were Wilms. Louise and Uls Hub ble. Ruth and Haiel MradKhaw. Ja ney DWon. Arlene Relinann. Patsy Tofell and Nancy alvan. Twenty alx were present and all were dressed as ghosts, goblin and In various other Halloween cos tumes. Others present acre Grace and Catherine Dearborn. (Mr.ua, June and Charlotte Noble, AHa Dix on, Joanna Olvan, Eula Rradshaw, Emma and Betty Ralph, Patty fe wald, Ruth Thomas. Carol Lou Wes. therly, and Velda Haley. Mrs. Owen Pepple entertained with a bridge party at her home on Friday afternoon. Mr. Harry Frailer won first prize. Mrs. Lrland Harris won second and Mis. Paul Mnnri won the traveling prlre. Refreshments were served to Mra. Ed Gown. Mrs. Bill Hechrioldt. Mra. Birdie Bark. Mr. O. C. Wells. Mra. BUI Burnett. Mrs. Monroe Mrs. Lester lavltt. Mrs. Lcland Harris, Mrs. Lloyd Gift, Mrs. F W. Brown. Mr. Harry Frasirr. Mra. Frank De Bell. Mrs. Kitty Nlrolals en and the hostess Mrs. Pepple. Mra. Kathy Blarkmore entertain- terlng with pneumonia for the past two weeks Is much Improved. Cur rry Is one ot the watchmen at the box factory. ed Ih Bonanza Dewing club at her home on Thursday. Ouesla were Mrs. Alva Maxwell, Mrs. Carl Prouiih. Mrs. Bill Jones. Ml, duties Waggoner, Mrs. John Horn, Mrs. Henry eUiimor. M r s. Ed na Robert and Mrs. Illarkmore. The Krbekah lAiilge of llouansa Is swuiMii tin uartle for all teenagers. 'Halurday rvenlng Ihey gave a Hal I low pen parly at the loor hall. Mrs. rlally Oourlry. Mrs. Janet Kernlund and Mrs. Weallierlv were hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. !hmael Dirk and sons entertained Mr. and Mrs. Car. I roll Westherly and Carol Lou Was ' therly and Hob Plank at dinner on 1 Wednesday evening. Pop Btay and Frank Oray. both 'of Bonanu. are receiving medical care at Die Hillside hospital. ; Mrs. Neal Jones and Rlrhard spent last week at Ashland with her I parent and other relatives. Mr. and 1 Mrs. Chris Hood were Sunday din. ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker. i Mr. and Mrs. H C. Bharpe en ' tenanted at their home on Sunday I afternoon In honor of Mrs. Clara I Bailee who was celebrating her i birthday. A buffetl supper and birthday cake were served to: Mrs. j Bailee. Misa Dorothy llallee. Mr and Mrs. Erlrk Carlson Sharon, and iJanlre Carlson, Mr. and Mr. Gene Bailee. Linda and Yvonne Bailee, Mrs. Carlson Sr., Mr. and Mra. Sharp, and Paul. i Mrs Sadie Hammond, mother of Mrs. Frank Mr own Is In Klamath ' Valley hospital recovering from eye surgery. Mrs. lister Jones I in Klamath rails for a few days wlih her daughter-in-law Mra. Ray Jonee i who haa been III. Mr. and Mrs. Lelaud Harris spent "huriwlay at Dorrls. Mr. and Mrs. Ed (lowen of Klamath rails were Friday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs, Owen Pepple, celebrating Mra. Go. wen a birthday. Mra. O. C. Johnson and Mra. IUr r Frasirr spent Nunday and Mon day at Hroiiierl with friends. Mrs. Kitty Nlrolalsen returned home with them tor a visit. Mr. and Mr. Bob Peppel of Klamath rails vlalted at the Owen Pepple home. Mr. and Mr. F. W. Brown of langell Val ley spent Friday evening with Mr, and Mra. Fred Ruerk. Lanqell Valley The Langell valley women's duo are giving a benefit dance at the community hall, November 1J. Mu sir will be by Wllkersnn, and (up per will be served. For a lew pennies per word you can adveitise to thousands through a Want-Ad I Phone (111. la Orla M l McCredie Hot Mlnerol Spring! Resort rM All Vvsr Oa oria'i ahl Cal MISST S Ml-wsv ' Alwsvs Wilesais Mrfredle Hprlnra, Oregen "What'ta idea of th new gkimmor? You muit think un employment check grow on trees!" Sprague River Mr' .and Mrs. Marvin Carnlnl en tertained with a chicken dinner Sun day. Enjoying the affair were Mrs. Carnlms sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Boltano and daughter 8hlrley from .Jedford. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carnlnl and daushter Re gina. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Clauss. O. T. Anderson had a turkey shoot at his ranch in Beatty Sun day. Attending from Sprague River were Mra. Clarence Jenkins and children Clarence Jr. and Karrn, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene i Monty Montgomery and Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Walker and children Linda and Wayne, and Elmer Smith. t Lou Bayslnger of San Francisco was a visitor at the American Box corporation factory Tuesday. Bay slnger la an employe of the company in the bay city. Mr. and Mrs. D. Hnefler of KUrn ath Falls entertained Mr. and Mrs. Byron Welch at a steak dinner and to a dance Saturday night In cele bration of the Welch wedding an niversary. The youngster of the community had a very enjoyable Halloween. w ith lota ot treats and very little damage ot any kind. Just a few wood piles upset and road block ade v Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carnlnl and ' daughter Rrglna and Mr. and Mra. i C O. Story and sons Hugh and Jim ' my visited with relatives In Lake I view Sunday. j Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Varnum ' were business visitors In Klamath Falls Thursday. I The hard lime dance given by ! the achool waa a success. The 'school is working to raise money for a new piano. The local PTA sold supper and reported a good . profit The executive committee of the ;PTA met Thursday at the Byron i Welch home to read over the by j laws and conduct other business. I They are trying hard tp get the or ganization started so they can have : some entertainment for the Novem- ber holidays. After the meeting I Mrs. Welch served pie and coffee 't to the group. Mr. and Mra. Ivan Wining, school ' Janitor and cafeteria managers ! were business visitors in Klamath Falls Wednesday. ' J. M. Currey who haa been suf- 7kHfSTOnYoFlECTRfCJTY NN luf c imit vrA.ioiAi1i; lSJ I l alar c uluc -riir,0 rviASkJ Dm ir PDdCtr lJ ' THfJ FOKMOP LIGHTNING ARReSTOcS THAT fOCe TH6 Ll&HTNIWO 0I6CMAR&6J IUTO 1MB (jKOUNl J WI1ll-fS TUB PQWfB to wujm NOKSSAULY. TWe HIS TOR. V 0 lrleCTKIL. l KL ec rvi I O' v-"N . WHAT W6 KKJOvV TODAY 3UT THB IWE AND OANeiGR OF FLSCTRICfTV WAS If ARWEO THe HACD WAV BV THeSG LlweMEW AS TH6V PsATTLCO THtcOOOM STORaA AND DI SASTER 'TO UB6P THB CUBKBUT COrViaA. In the past ten years In the power and light Industry operating rspensea have risen lal". : oper ating revenues have Increased 81'.; planl Investment haa gone up jet j while Income available for Interest and dividends haa risen ONLY ll"r, THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY Noted Throat Specialists Report on 30-Day Test of Camel smokers... Henley Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Whltlatch last week were Mr. and Mr. J. W. Sprenger and son Wallace of Shedd. Ore. Al so a sister, Mr. Harry Commons of Halsey, 1 visiting In the Whltlatch home this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hilyard re turned from Portland this week where they visited Mrs. Hilyard brother Jerry Short who underwent surgery last week. They also visited a cousin Mr. Beth Obenchaln at The Dalle. Mr. Ben Murphy and son Tlm my, visited friend in Portland last week, making the trip with the Hil yarda. Jack Dixon of Sacramento Is visit ing at the home of hi lister, Mr. B. W. Short. Seventeen members are enrolled In the sewing class conducted by Maxlne Llskey every Monday at the cafeteria. Tulelake A udi-visusl cits la being taught every othei Thursday night here by Dr. J. Carl Corner, Yreka, for teachers of the high and ele mentary achool. On the alternate Thursday the Instructor is conduct ing a class at Dorrls. Classes will continue until Christmas. Talking Mynah bird from the tropics, taught to apeak by associa tion were brought here Tuesday for a California assembly program In the high achool, attended by the en tire atudent body. The neck of giraffe, although exceedingly long, contains only sev en bones the aame number a are In the neck of most other mammal. w w m is raw. L .....JSU aHVIV He - -. -j J Cwe& a&ee with nTytfrtxtf JJ l r M f Cft (AJS --'V-V-v:i COTTHE DOCTORS ) Ji3AAl ii- gJ,Xl..J - t-O I EVER SMOKED! "The 30-Dsr Ten was the "The 30-Dsy Test chsnged The day I itsrted was the J"W -9t : -SJ)if ' k sK .ii --..,, .1 1 first lime I'd ever given my ideas about cigarette dsy I began to get more fua aZv ',,; V ' fia' l A BcSI-TASTlNTOO ! Camels a real trial. Now I mildness. I'm smoking the out of smoking. That good. n II .JsaaV-. ' . 11 V. :Jew know how mild a cigarette brand that agrees with my tasting flavor woe me to i 'If J" ' irS. 7 ' . S can be! Camels for me!" throat-Camel!" Rita Ten- Camels completely!" Mrs, VI gfUie" 1 ' K-A VV s. A H. Southwell, Jr, Iswyer. asnt, secretary. Edna Wright, housewife. tZKJ' -S ily-er. S f jLaaKHtakj .t-- J tgMK W .j j l 5 flMMmTlTo -Nd I f m,. Tl. ' ; abr jf I to CrMM. rhA mAm ihm U.n.t. Tase I Fl Yf these ware the findings of noted throat specialists after a total of 2,470 weekly examinations of the throats of hundreds of men and women who smoked Camels and only Camels for 30 consecutive days. College student Anne Homo: "Mr doctor's report came u no surprise to me. My throat kept tctling me: 'Camels r to mUdwo cool and mildl' " ''Yes, I tested Camels for 30 days. I have real smoking proof thai Camels agree with my throat" William S. Davis, Jr., travel representative. Meet Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cole of Fresh Meadows. New York, who made the test. Both found Camels the mildest cigarette they ever smoked. MILDNESS IV av I rJ "it Milt iAIlin Is on of hundreds, coast to cosh, who made the JO-Day Test of Camel Mildness under the ohwrvalion ol noted throat specialists. She smoked Cameli for 30 days. Her ihrnat inecial. Ist'l report, slier carelul weekly eiiml. nslions-NO SION OP IRRITATION due to smoking CAM ELS I Y, mole th teit yourself. Smoke Camelt, and only Camels, for the next 30 days. See if It doesn't add up 10 more smoking enjoyment thnn you've ever known before. Compare Camels in your "T-Zone" ( T lor taste, T for throat). See if you don't find Cameli the mildtsl, best-tasting cigarette you ever smoked. t. J. ROTiltuIobiuo Ua, Wluua-ailM. . 0.
