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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1949)
SATURDAY, NOV. 19. 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON tAGi NINI Midland Empire Nevis New Pine Creek Ai UiU Is written workmen (re about I" IliiUh tin forma lor the foundallan ot th new Juvtnllt n neg to lh pr twill grant hall building addition will be 34 I 1 and make an ample Juvenile meeting roum vltli a kitchen In cluded and also make apace .Icir ad ditional grsng lunctlona when needed It HI be used eslenslvely. In addition lo Juvenile function, aa e baniitln room where Ublea can be pretered while meeting eon ....... !, i ha main assembly room. Tht fa'lllly haa long been needed. especial or rontons ma which lt nearly all day. t-,... la a nrlce lo pay lor .thine worthwhile and that ..ilv around labor roila, Hill BIop. chairman of me build Ing committee, emphaalrea the lart that tie more volunteer help ha re 7r,.m .ratnera. Uia lr. the mtal ewt of construction will be In he end. """ ,r "r"1 10 donate hat service, thry can toward the final completion of the i-l,.,. heavy winter erU In. The corrmlliee 1. eapeclally anslous to get frtmi wk up and a root I on kf ore the roughest weather MTwnW-l P""" vt" Pr"nl laI the grange sponsored card parly ef'.y H.imd.v night. 34 of (whom pUred pinochle and two, Mra rrankle Wllllama and Mn. Miller served M hoteses t ule Miller won high prla with a .1 rj40. aa well a. the travel ing prise, and Irvln L. Farls won ,,,, booby. However. Mr.. Maude Builer. dalma half Interest In the latter due to added umph and over- nthuleur moral wppon "-. Um hlilrlllie Mra l-oulae Miller who U taking i.. ..motive III seeing that the par- tire are successful announcea that tlrf wll be a grandprla at the end of the aeries i a - .....i. situ the last party Batur day. the Korea of everyone ara be- bant nn file. Two hllhliihu of the party. alde from lh U.ly rrfre.hmenle that everyone enjoyed, were when Alvln u...i.. t.i isoo Irumn and Mrs ..., w iieaandrr mrldrd a 1000 area Thte rare inrldrnU are what ......i.,. the interest In cards and make Hem a continued aource of tun en enjoyment. Th sett ouuilc card psrty w be hel Thankglvlng night. The nuhlie a Invited and Hie cost bo cenu per peraon which money ao reli will be placed In the building fund. The pinochle partlea .,. ih. nrolect of the Home Oo- nomle rtib of which Mra. Wllllama U the eft going preildent ana Mrs Miller the re-elected secretary treasure! Oeorgi Perklna and Karl Hindis returned Tuesday from Klamath Palls wlere they had cataracts re. moved torn one of their eves. Their eyes a allll under bandages but seem U be galling along fine. Mr. md Mrs. Kenneth Marshall and Jin Shields narrowly escaped death ait Saturday nlxht when car driven by Mrs. J. C. Allen struck them while driving on the " wrong Ida of the mad. knocking off a right from wheel and caving In the aid) ol their car. folks better mske aire your life Insurance paid ur, and that your car has col lulon Uiuranc for you never know. Of all the good work toward the prevention of cancer, the millions spent an Infantile paralysis and other dreaded diseases, on won ders whm the aafety of the high ways wfj be given real, genuine, serious rnulderatlon. the new addition In readiness by that dale. Darning and pool will continue In Ui room used but year and plug pong and table games will be held In the new room. Nobis Handervllle, director ot the center, met on Tuesday evening with the four adults who will act aa his as sistants In organising activities. The four are John Copeland, Mrs. Kel man Pell, Norma Lee tllrnger and Mra. Oerry Wollf. A meeting of lh adult council and the student coun cil has been set for Mondsy evening. Th November and December meetings of the Wood River unit. Oregon Council of Republican Wom en will be combined and a daw during the early part of December will be set, according to Chairman Mrs. Cyril Cook. Thanksgiving and Christmas fall very close to the reg ularly scheduled meetings, and a change waa requraled. The last meeting of the Republl- csn club was held at th hoins of Mr. and Mra. Waller Zimmerman with Mrs. Marshall Cornell, state commltteewoman. as guest apeak er. Other visitors from Klsmath falls Included Wyalt redgett, chslrman of lh county central com mittee. Mrs. Oscsr Klttrldge, vice- chairman of th central committee. and Mrs. Wystt Padgett. Several visitors from Chlloquln and Tort Klsmath also attended. of pinochle and flu at bridge wart played. Mra. Waller Zimmerman returned In lh middle of th week from a ten day trip to Rosalia, Washington wher ah visited with her moiner. Mr. and Mrs. Joaeph Mercer were hosts on Bsturday evening for a dinner party. Ouest wtre Mr. and Mra. Cyril Cook, Mr. and Mra. Harry Whiting, and Mr. and Mrs. Ham Rife of Modoc Point. Mra. Joseph Mercer left on Thurs day for Seattle, called north by th audden death of nephew. Traveling to Eugene on Saturday of last week were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clienier, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Wolff and Mr. and Mra. Oerry Wolff. They attended lh wedding of a niece of both Mra. Wolff and Mra. Olenger. Gilchrist rerebre Kessler, Photographers from Klamath Pells, wer at OH rhrlst Tuesday, November lf. tak ing picture for th OllchrUt an fuel. i , Krelghtway drivers that drlv out of Crescent held a banquet at th Fireplace cafe, operated by Leo Ericsson. Bundsy. Mr and Mra. Raymond Oehlrrletl and Mr. and Mra. Hobba wer shop ping In Hend Saturday. Mr. and Mra. John Ouathny and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Klnnom and daughter of Bhevlln visited rela tives in Kugene over the week-end. Ralph Spencer and Del Fogeloulst were entertained at tne noma oi mr. d the Youth for Christ Rally Sat urday night. A dance was held at th Gilchrist club November 12. Playing waa Ola Halvoraen and hla music. Robert M. Spencer went to Klam ath Palis Saturday shopping. Melvln Dunn was the gueC of Mr. and Mra. Lee Snider of OUchriil Sunday. William Haiel wood, ,ute traffic patrolman at OllchrUt. was guest speaker before th English III class at Ollchrlst high school Wednesday. November t. Ilazelwood discussed the opportunities for employment In BUI Police work, the types of Job available, the training and educa tional requirements necessary, and th personal and financial rewards of service In these fields. Mr. and Mra. Barney Field and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Field of Mor ton. Wah. were guests of Mr. James Field Prlday and Saturday. CARNIVAL By Dick Tumor and Mrs. Clayton Constabl of Bend . . .... T". m atfnriH Mrs. Waller Zimmerman ana , "-" :"17,"- Mrs. Earl Hall attended a protect r.m""" ".y.,.". ! ' NoTrr"1',""'." & on Wednesday. November 3. at ' " ... follows: Joan'. kitchen at grounds. The project waa Herb JJ Oreenan: eecreury- Cookery" and will be nemonairaieo tnotMl cpuin. Virgil Schmidt, locally by the leader the first f c,ub W(U , basketball throw at the coming carnival, uean I.urht. Bill Majors, and Donald Bradrr volunteered to manage the concession. Irry Aenls and Bud Howard were entertained by Mr. and Mr. Horner. Bend, over th Armistice Day week-end. Dr. 8. M. Kerron Klamath county Thursday In December Charles Bplrer, three-year-old son of Mr. and Mra. Henry Bplcer of the Modoc Point district, recently celebrated hi birthday at a party given by hla mother at their ranrh. The little gueau enjoyed a Hallo ween selling for the aflalr ana car- -. . v. mm f-wnra weird masks. noise mskers and haU. Charlea Is health officer and Muriel Palmer the grandson of Mrs. Charles Bur ton, for many yeara a teacher In Uie local school butwho Is teach ing at Allamont this year. Th two younger anna oi ear. aim Mrs. Charlea Bteber share a birth day. On Monday, Novemoer is. Bill waa one year oia ana nusj Joined the rank, of the three-year-olds. They celebrated at a par ty given by their parenta and at tended by Llewellyn Parker, Phil lip and Dawn Hale. Tony. Cookie and Dorla Ann DlUllo. Cherry and Mlckl Jo Wolff, and their older brother Robby Bteber. November JSth haa been aet for the dale of the arnual Women Bo clety of Christian Service bsxaar. which will com'iln the sale of hand aewn garments and linens with a conked food sale. Ivv Miller haa been hospitalised at the Klamath Valley for the past ten daya following a major operation. Mra. Fred Pope of the Wood Riv er valley took high score In bridge and John Arkell th high in pinochle at th public card party sponsored on Wednesday evening. November I b th F-astern Star. Nine ublea county nurse, were at oucnnat school to complete the Immunize, tlons Thursday, November 10. Miss Palmer also showed a film to the seventh, eighth and High school girls. Mertle Cor kiln, Clarice James, Margaret Ouddat. Barbara Brown, Fred Brown. Bud Ouddat, and Earl Anderson went roller skating at the Civic roller rink In Bend, Prlday night Among the shoppers In Bend Sat urday wer Clarice James and her father, Arnlm Jamea. Mrs. Esther Ouddat. Carol Oud dat, Clarice Jamea. Bud Ouddat. Margaret Ouddat, of Crescent, and Fred Brown, Crescent Lake, attend- Bonanza Ouest at the home of Mr. and Mra. Jack Jen' Its the past week were Mra. Jencka' parents Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brookman of Port land. Mr. and Mra. John Jcncks, hla parents, also were there over th week-end. Mrs. Merton Whipple has been 111 with pneumonia but la reported 10 be Improving Mr. and Mrs. Tom House spent Tuesday and Wednesday at Tulelake with Mr. and Mrs. Pete HodRcs. Mra. Leland Horns of Lsngell Valley spent several daya at Klam ath Valley hospital with Mrs. Ow. en Pepple who la recovering from lurgery' performed Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Jones, oi Bo nanza, and Mr. and Mra. Moore, of Merrill, apent Thursday at Ashland visiting their parenta and other relatives. Douglas Embrey became 111 at school this week and waa taken to th doctor by his mother. Mrs. Lloyd Embrey and Jack Jrncks. He haa recovered and Is now back In school. Mrs. Lester Boggs entertained with a luncheon at her home Wed nesday. Ouesu were Mrs. Ed Sim mons, Mr. Neil Jones, Mrs. Les. ter Leavltt. and their children. The ladles tied a wool quilt to be sent overseas. Mrs. John Horn took her aunt, Mrs. Annie Cllne to her home at Alturaa Thursday. Mrs. Cllne ha been visiting In Bonanza. TO ytatTett X -1 - It ' e A aft ----- .stsVeav STV W .aste. srw I etwwee etc v ai ato. u. a ear, err. "That doei K no mora married quarterback naxt ! on! They're always getting trta aignals mixed up with grocery price!'' What Don't You Like In Europe? LONDON, Not. 1 ( American tourist don't think much of British plumbing or of th telephone serv ice What ls don't they Use? A M-day surrey by questionnaire la underway to find out. It waa set up by Col. J. T. Pozzy, chief of the travel depart ment section for th economlo co operation administration. The que. Monnalr I given to American tour ists leaving London on th boat train after they hav completed their tour ot Britain. Beefs Poary told th recent Internation al Hotel association her he already had surveyed imo American tour, isu in Europe, with these findings: Th vast majority of American tourist toaay must travel on a modest budget. The day ot th gay mllllonalr end the de luxe suite Is pretty well done. "We found that those who war 'first class visitors had few crltl clams to make. "But well over third cf those traveling cabin or tourist class had encountered unsatisfactory aanltary condition and their comment fre quently were scathing. Phone "Another subject which brought forth anguished comment from travelers waa the telephone ssrrlc. Nearly ball rated, th gyitem poor." Poesy said many com plain d, loo, that hotel, ware mor (xpenslv than thy had expected and that hotel bed wre none tee eom'or-table. He urged hotel keeper to make all possible Improrement. Tourist spending, he pointed out, le th btg geat single aource of dollar revenue for moat of the nations la the Eu ropean recove., plan. Justice Cewrt Cindy Evtlya Walker, ao opera lor' license, fin tSJM. Thomas Jamea Riley, Inadequate emergency brake, tine MM. Wilfred Venue Johnson, speeding, fine tlM. Paul Kanna. overload, fine II. Burl P. Chase, no PTJO permit, fin 110. Oms Bratcher Harris, bo TTIO permit, fine 110. Oeorge Buckingham, so PUC per. mlt, fine 110. Oene Virgil Stratton, ao opera tors license, fine tS.40. Covered highway brldg ee still are In use. On at Woodstock, Windsor county, Vermont, recently waa re built as a preservative measure. NOW IS THE TIME: Cops Take Siesta, Get Suspended PHILADELPHIA, Nor. 19 ( The daytime siesta Is not looked upon with favor In this city In the northern clime. That was the rude awakening given six policemen yesterday when they were found daring peacefully In pairs In squad cars by two po lice Investigators. All six were suspended. Andy Pilnery, former Notre Dame backfield great, I serving as assis tant football coach to Henry Pmka at Tulana. BROrTER TO TRIAL PORTLAND. Nor. 1 0P Arnold Z Johnson. Portland Investment broker accused of misappropriating his clients' funds, will go on trial next month. He pleaded Innocent to six charges of larceny by embezzle ment yesterday. His brother. Roy jLhnson, who was also Indicted, died In a burning automobile short ly after the case first reached offi cial attention. i.nTti;intttetit Enjoy Thanksgiving Dinner With Us! Served all day and evening. 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Last spring Mrs. I Myrtle V I m r reported some I clothes king stolen from her clothe lite and then som weeks later the? were discovered In a vacant hiuse near the gravel pit. Trite tlmt Mra. Floyd Ohlea waa the victim and. although there were household linens and other types of clothing en th line, the only Item taken wer her undergarment. Mr. Ohlia stated that It would be almost Inposalble for her to replace th clothes, due lo financial atress. and she would greatly appreciate It If the culprit would send or bring them back to her. Tentative plana are to hold th opening at the Teen-Age center on Wednesday evening, November 13 with an ktformal open house sched uled. Work Is now underway to get Pre-rut Jmrnhmm buildings. ..de signed to meet your needs. Inea hemive...sy to erect. Permanent huildingi complete eo mainieo ante. JUH lilctime erswrawai ror ering. Widths 10-76. JO. 40 ft.... any length. 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