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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1949)
FRIDAY. DEC. 2, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINl Midland Empire Nevs v Wocus Wocua community U glad la wel ruiiiK la lu midst Ul K. L. Itml (mil who rrrvully piurliased Uie r. e. m(i lutii u tu- drill el OTI, tludylng dlesel engi neering. 1'lit llredt cam her from Corvallle, Mr. and Mn. Ullu (Ir.nt Nlcml III ba new iieluhbora III Worm lint 111 Floyd Uuderlillla give una eeaalon of thrtr place to 111 Niemli III th near future. The llnrterhll.i pUn to move to Medlord, where Uiry have already purchased another limn. Th sale ol both Ui MrOr plara and tlndrrhlll residence war bundled through tha Aretlner raal ralata egenry. by Ketherln Clililriler. Clarrur Pup'' Hurts-en enjoyed Ilia pnvllm ol eating Thanksgiving dinner with all hu lamlly. whan thty lathrrrd at lh home of till tun, llomrr, on turkey day. AIo prea ent fur tha family fathrrlnf wart tha parrnla of Mr. Homer Hurt am, Mr. and Mra. Jamea Cox, Klamath Fella. Dinner terved at I o'clock to tha following. Mr. and Mra. Cecil Thurber. Norma Paa. rhal and win Nntmnn, Mr. and s... nun IturLaeii of Sacramento. Mr. and Mra. Jamea Cm. Mr. and Mra. M llirhnrdson and youni datiahtrr, and Mr. and Mra. Homer llurtgrn and Warren and Barbara. arinH and neighbor ol tha Fred '' Mortnni ara ilad to learn of their aafa return home, alter having bean on a long vacation trip to both their hnmai III lllfl Mld-Wetl. Whlla In Uia Otrlt country they visited tha mountain folk and aaw firt hand, tha country and homes , m.tiw f lha rharaclan of Harold Hell Wright' famoua novel. The Shepherd of Uia Hills." They wara hv the hill neoDle that the .i..r...,r "Mammy l.ane" of tha .vw,. mMitlmiNl novel, la Bllll 11V lug. and makea periodical vlslla to her home country tn "Mutton Hoi-low- In tha Orarka. Tha Mortona visited Bammya cabin and aaw pieces ol the original furnllur of ..... uA hv the heroine. Bam my Una, In the II. B. Wright book. When a parcel cam by mall tha other day. adrtreased to your cor renpondent. a thrill beyond eaplana- i.rMw4 nwr hr when on ooen- Ing tha parkag It revealed a J '4 by 4-foot American flag aent to her by her mother. Bessie Jordan. Tha Hag waa purchaaed at auction when ... Bnnra fumtihtnas ol tha Pair- view county arhool at Enid. Okla, .... m i ih hiiheat bidder one day laal iummer while Mra. Jordan wai bark there on a ouamraa k.i. w u,. Jnrdan; " inn were In tha avea of every one there, when young Benny Pavna hauled It down from IU plar of honor abova the m.i i. wur t.a.. it wai the flag hta own mother had Uughl lha klU of Palrvlew aclrool to -awear anmi m for two veara. and Uia vary aame atara and atrlpea Uial aha and her cousin. Martha Uor ui.r rim learned to "awear allegiance- to 43 yeara agol Tha flag la in good conaiuon. wuici u.... Iwine faded on one aide. I BealdenU of Wocua will glva a f card party at the Oun club neat V Saturday night, for tha purpose of ralatng funds for a ChrUlmaa party lor Worua children, aoma time be fore Chrtatmaa. No definite data haa been aet for Uia party. .iu.ibi,i.;i.4a.a New Pine Creek Official ol Ul Eaat Blile Orange ara all very grateful to tlioaa con tributing to gi'iieroualy ol their el- foru, time and money to maae uia grange baaaar held laat Saturday .lull! tha hta success Uiat It Wan The grange and IU memberahlp war alao vary appreciative of tha i,.,mhr nut mi bv tha Lakrvlew 4H drum and bugle corpa and Ita contribution to the mra ana voter talment ol tha evening. r,.....ii aiTft kii taken In on tha baaaar and aupper and tha dance, Uia Utter laallng to 3 o'clock. Tha money, muchly needed at thl time. Ill be turned over by Uia noma r.nn.nl.-. rlllh Uia lxllCt eUSllltrV of Uia grange and apontora ol the event to whom mott oi in imu. .iw.,iM mn Cor Ita aucceia. to Uia grange building fund, which la han dled by Prad rtsher. grange treat- nr.r tmildina commute commit teeman and a grange trustee. mi member of the recently rAmn eranee trusieeshlo are Orange Master Darvln Kobnelt and Bill lllahop. Thla group ol men I a ,.,.nhii all aianaa bualneta of greater magnitude In regard to loan negotiation and bill appertaining to Uia new Juvunlle amies now under construction. And by lha way. thle i.i. r nii,b iierieractora ana ar dent workera la eppreclaUve of the iMHun' numiiar m wan imui u..- n.in h mnrfl and more patrona. They atlll atrcaa tha fact that Uie .r. mnrk hnnra that ara aonau-o. Uia lea th vhnl project will coal, and they urge mai an uiai can - iH nma mil. end halo. Th workera lucceeded In getting a new V -crimp aluminum root on me an- helnra Uie big atorma Utat hava been Uireatentng, act In. - n . ...mUaiBjint incident mat tum rnmnlet beauty and amnolhneaa of the baaaar and an unfortunau occurence about wnicn all thoa preaent felt badly waa when Mra. Anna Wade became over- k.w kai attrf BfinarelltlV faint- CUUHT W -- - ad. Hlie waa hurrieaiy ttmro aj w. unma. .tin axaa aoon treated by Dr. Kllewer ol Lakevlew. who r ponded to an urgent can ior ii.. i ...i.t.m-e Mra. Wad ap parently aulfrred no III eftecU ol the awoonlng aueU lor ana wa. v m .M.nrf nnin her hotiMWork tha next day and quit aurplaed at what had happend. At me um ui . . . .... ihlne aha remcm- mutual, hi. ' - brred ol laying U Holila Cook who waa titling beaioe ner waa in ,.i. r. r v necullar." With Shakeapeara and a bit of hit rvrlghl- wa ara rhrerllll to aav. no ,i . u t mrtA a. .11 1 " Wa are torry to tay that all did or II fur Mra. "Babe" Johnalon laal Sunday for when the .... ham frnm Uia Johnston Brother aervtc atatlon where her huaband Oeorge. holda me iitj thlft. the ttepped In a noie anu .. breaking a hip. The nature of the break waa e.-peclally bad aa It ran 7fffWf?75lfJM Of FaailiM Mi Sii1t Pm-mm 1 1 1 jj' 1 u 1 3 Uuaaj ttw United tUi, iwb 1 141 $10,000 lyMLuigHI Tulelake $1 000 -17 Tha Junior play, "Pleated to Meat Va," thra-acl comedy tcheduled for preaenutlon December haa been postponed unUl torn Urn In January. Tha chang waa made to permit arrival of new curUlna tor th auge. Mra. Joaephln Convert la coaching. Mr. and Mra. A. B. Ryckman and Norman and Mrt. Ryckman'a tit- Ur, Mrt. Ralph Jonruon, Bunnytia. Waah., hava returned from a trip to Iowa wrier they vlalled Prank William. Mra. Ryckman'a aged la ther and Mra. William at Humetton and her brother. Lloyd William and family and other relatlvea and frlenda. Before driving eatt Mra. Rvrkman. her ton and Mrt. John- ton vintied at Chtco with Mr. and Mn. K. C. Nelaon and family and at Walnut Creek with Mr. and Mra. P. J. Prenger and family. Mra. Nel aori and Mrt. Prenger are daugh ter of th Ryckman'a. They a pent aoma time alao tn Ban Francltco at the Orlo Ryckman hom. They were kilned at Reno by Mr. nycaman ura f : vernoii la iiiui"-...a following recent aurgery at Hllltlde noapllal In Klamath Tallt. A btoud or memoera m r , n from Tulelaka wer Invited to at tend a meeting at Carr achool Wed neaday night. November 0. to dtt euu benefiu of PTA activities In th elemenury achool. Parenu and toai-hera at tha meeting voted to organlx a PTA at Carr achool lor Uie llrtt Ume. Mra. Leonard Menhke gave a return of activities In Tule lake. Attending from her were Mrt. Leonard Methke. Mr. John Kelleher. Mrt. Prank Jamlton. Mrt. Otit Roper and Mra. A. E. Ryck man. Wher doe your family III in the above pattern? About on-third ol America' lamiliea and aingle Individual! had money Income ol teat man KO00 during IW4S. according to a recent report of a aub commitlee of the Joint Committee on the Economic Report. Chart reflect the report' data, which will be basn of hearings In Wash. Ington Dec. 12 to It on the problem ol low-Income families. The report eautiom thai low rash income doea not necessarily Indicate poverty, especially in the rate of farm lamiliea which provide for many of their needs at home. On the other hand, city lamiliea wish higher cash income may have trouble meeting basic need. Midland The Midland community club met Thursday at the home of Mrt. Jamea Dowers. Tha meeting wa opened bv th chairman Mr. John Mistier. Pinal plans were made in preparation and llnlshlng wardrobe lor the doll th club plant on glv Ing away December 10. Other bur liest wai conducted alter which the hastes nerved a dellcloua luncheon. Thou present were Mrt. Charlet Trov. Mrt. Cllva Mci-nerson. mi Pranrlt Ploweri. Mrt. Le Roy Houck. Mrt. Leon Andrleux. Mra. Henry Mllllgnn. Mra. Jamea Plow en. Mra. Wllllim Phlpp. Mra. Oconto ploweri. Mrs. Rav Hunsber ger and Mrt. John MlsUer. Mr. and Mrt. Carl Ramsey from Payette, Ida. and Mr. and Mn. L. A. Mrssersmllh from Welter. Ida. vltlted at the home of LeRny Houck lor two davt latt week on their way to the national grange held at Sac ramento. Mr. ind'Mrs. Ray Hontberger and their two tons Tommy and Jimmy of Hood River have moved to Mid land and hava leased the home of Mr. and Mn. John Mistier. Mr. Hnnsberger It a profesilonal golfer at Rramea Oolf and Country club. Mr. and Mrt. John Mlatler hav moved to a smaller remodeled ruuse at the same address. - Mn. J. W. " Mistier relumed Thanksgiving day from Leaven worth. Kan. where ah visited with her brother Edward Burk and at tended the funeral of her mother, Mrt. Bertha Burke. (IP BRUSHING UP Her fans at home wouldn't recognize Jop- nnett mnviA irint rCinUVO Ta- nnLn eiKnua- o (has tri: on a golden wig during a visit to a Hollywood studios maxe-up Honnrtment. Miss Tonjko. known js the "Bette Davis of Japan," is the first actress to leave that country since the occupation, ihe is in tne u. 3 to study dramatics. Pres-to-logs Pre-Winter Special 1 UNIT 12 2 or mere UNITS 11 DELIVERED We Give S & H Grttn Stomps PHONE 3481 Cliff Yaden's S Kit So. Ilh through a spot of toft bony ttrue ture. and for in purpoae ol a more rapid mending of the bone, a silver plate waa Inserted over the aoft pot. Bhe it In the Lakevlew hospi tal convalescing. The rural fire protection dLutrlct committeemen of which Kelton But ler la chairman held a meeting latt Monday night In thl Interest of speeding up the establishment of fir district on Uie Oregon aide. They deemed It wise to hold a public meeting In the grange hall on the evening ol December 6 for the pur pose of Informing the public of Just what la being done Dy tne commit' la and ol wnit Ilea ahead before the final work of organizing tha dis trict ha been completed. Th most Important business ol th meeting on December t will be dut-uttion ol th work and re- iDomlbilltir ol tha permanent lire eommlttlonera and the nominaung ol tame. The name nominated on Uie petlUon which will aoon be available at thla acrlbe'a desk and which will be nvallable at th meet- Ing also, will be voted upon at a general public election which will probably be neld somewhere be tween the Mtn and sum oi ueceui- ber. according to the date mat ta to be let by the county court. Tne election will oe handled almlllar to any oUier county elecUon. Chairman Kelton Butler atreate the Importance of getting ihe name ol the candidate on these nominat ing peUtlona with IS algnaluree oi Iree-holden a early aa possible. He would Ilk to have all of the nomi nating petition turned In by peti tioner before tne meeting oi ie- cembrr 6 adjourn, so mat au pc- UUoAs can be tur.ieo in to me coun tv court the following day. The rea- ton ta that a 20-day waiting period I required by law tor the peUtlont to rest In the hand oi tne court. u for Uie county Judge can ret th date of tha apeclal elecUon when iha fiv commissioners anau oe elected. The establishment ol all rural tire district la regulated by law and all ol the county regulation must be complied with to the letter. BuUer aald. "but If everyone arte promptly In thla matter the work oj th committee win n spceaea up and the tooner w will have a tire district and flre-flghUng equipment on th lob." Mr. and Mn. W. H. Edwards of Oreenvllle. Calif., and daughter, Mrt. Jimmy Colclasure and her hua band and small son. Clifford, were Thanksgiving Day guetu with Mr. and Mn. O. K. Johnston. They were also present at the grange bazaar. Other guest lor Thanksgiving at the Johnston .lome were Mis uoro thv Johnston of Lakevlew, and her friends Mis Ka Dee Spenser, Mis Ella May Robblus. Prank Barnard,, and Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Johnston. Mr. and Mr. Eddie Croxton ol Le banon. Ore. spent the Thanksgiving vacaUon with Mra. Croxton par enta, Mr. and Mra. Clyde Cogburn. Mr. and Mra. Woyne Hampton and family left Saturday tor up near Portland where they will rpend a lew day wl'h Mr. Hampton' par ents. Mr. and Mr. Delbert Cloud left Piiday for Joseph. Ore. where they will spend aome HtU time visiting with their ton, Ernest Cloud and hi family. Mrs. Mary Snider received word that a live pound girl was born to Mrt and Mra. Jack Ernst at Co lumbus. Oa. where Mr. Ernst Is now stationed In trie army tervlce. The Emsta are well known In this neigh borhood, being former residents. Mrs. Mry Newman and children. Donna and Ray. returned home Sat urday after visiting for several days with relative In Mrdford. They also enjoyed a visit with Mr. Leonard Ollchrlst and daughter, Judy, in Klamath Palls. Mrs. Newman's daughter, Ruth, who U attending the Christian Bible Academy at Canyonvllle Joined them In Mrdford for a lovely Tahnksglvlng dinner. Mr. and Mrt. John Tepovae and ton Ronnie of Mrdford. visited here Sunday and Monday with Mrs. Mary Newman and children. The clUsenry. especially on th California aide. 1 considerably up set and. In many cases very Indlg- Greensprings Veil Prost, sister of Buster Ott and daughter ol John Ott, left Man day tor Portland where an l beauty operator. She had come down for Thanksgiving vacation and to visit relatlvea and friends here. A pie social and potluck dinner la beinc held at Lincoln school in Oreensprlng on Saturday. Decern ber J at e p. m. music ana enter' tainment will be provided. Mr. and Mn. H. R. Hudson made a hurried trip to Klamath Falls on Monday. Friends of Byron Asncrait spent an enloyable evening at hi house on Friday, November 24, playing cards. Mr. and Mn. Everett Ott are oo- eraUng Uie atore at Mt. Vleer while Mr. and Mrs, Mace take a vaca tlon. Mr. Ott aold some hog on Sun dsv Clyde Ashcraft who suffered a se vere hand Injury some Ume ago while operaUng a power aaw had the cast removed from hit hand but week. However. It win be two or three week more before he can us hi hand. LaJk III I I I . I ; " - "' . . . 1 nin.b 5i .-f. ;. JaaisssssssssB-aBawiawaBwassawsaa- ? t & R 1 i 'li1 tti.9m. tihi Ae J J ii Iter ;fcILr. HIGH SCHOOL News and Comments Fl Ann Farltini TO MAKE THE MOST of rear garden privocy this house is nlanned with livina room ot the bock, where a woll of win dows ooens on a flagstone terroce. An outdoor barbecue fire- oloce uses the same chimney as living room Tirepioce. floor-to-ceiling picture window in the dining orea foces the frorit ond aives o clean sweeo of davliaht through the house. The roof overhang protects both moin entrance ond kitchen door. There ore 1 1 closets. This plan 4708 by Herman York, architect. 199-33 Keno Ave., Hollis 7, N. Y., covers 1067 squore feet ond calls for 22,744 cubic feet of construction with basement. Attic is planned tor storage space unoer low roof pitch. The architect suggests an exterior of wood shingle! or clapboards ond cement stucco with on ospnoir sningie roor, Scout Dick Weed Wins Honor Dick Weed, stir Scout from troop 43. became the tint Boy Scout In Klamath Pall to receive the Pro Deo Et Patrla medal, highest award a Scout can obtain in the Lutheran church. Troop 41 Is sponsored by Klamath Lutheran church, Croat and Cres cent. The Pro Deo Et Patrla medal vaa preaent by Rev. Irvln Tweet and waa pinned on young Weed's uniform by his mother. Mrs. Dick try Freeman. John Markert Is com mittee chairman of troop 43. FOR RENT 9t weak at asaatai Sewing Machines Law ! Sewing Machine Service As till gkiata Way rkaa aril nant at a secret effort being made to get the Stat Line Grade achool moved to Altura It la high time for the voten In Modoc who want to preserve New Pine Creek as a vil lage and have tome of the advan tages that the townspeople here have had In the past, do something about this. It would be especallly unwise to allow a secret ballot vote taken. Thla Always smacks of an underhanded deal and many will never get over the method In which the town waa robbed of Its high school. To drive the little tots clear to Altura every day, smacka ot selfishness that la not meant for the best Interests of th pupil. Hi CANDIDATE Maj. Joe Foss, above, wartime marine corps air oce ond holder of the Con gressional Medol of Honor, has announced he will be a candidate for republican nom ination for governor of South Dakota; 2-Headed Turtle Doesn't Argue WASHINGTON, Dee. 2 WV-The government haa acquired a new turtle with two chummy heads to replace the double-nogglned terra pin which recenUy died of exhaus tion following a bitter argument with Its 11. John C. Pearson, director of the fish and wildlife aervice aquarium, has named the newcomer 8ue, pend ing a final decision on whether it should be Sue, Sam or both. Sue'a two heads, he said, art bad dies. The late super diamond, on the other hand, constancy quarreled with Itself over food, and would sometimes grind to a stubborn, frus trated halt while trying to go in several directions at one. "Sue la very cooperative with her self." said Pearson. "The first head that haa an idea gets to use it. The only trouble Is that when one head wants to atop and look at something the other head has to wait too gawking ataent-mindedly in the other direction." BaketbU ttam tnember left thl rooming for Redding to play the first gam of th season in thai sport. They play Redding tonight and tomorrow night and than play on Pelican court nest week In lha annual 20-30 club bivltaUonal tournament. In place of after-gamt dance us ually held, the rally squad la apon- eoiing a "during th game dance" tonight In tha girls gym ol tha high achool. Mlk Bhad' band will bt playing from to 11 and tht ad mission will be th usual U otnlt stag and 50 cents couple. Tht second matinee dance of tha year waa held today after sixth per iod. Sponsoring tn aiiatr waa in Honor society. Junior Davenport and his band of high achool students was introduced to the student body by hi playing tor th dance today. All Interested aenlors and the sen ior finance committee met latt night in th little theatre to select tht play tht senior class will put on ' this year. Miss Korjena niomquui will direct th play and It la planned that almost anyone interested In participating In the producUon can be made useful In torn way. This senior play will help the etas earn funds tor Its various funcUona throughout the year, including th senior gift to the scbooL Pep Peppers are putting on a can dy sale tomorrow at Emu a on B. th. All tht girl are mazing cturar to bt sold In transparent cellophane bags. Another activity ot the group that will be In evidence soon will be the selling of season tickets to basketball games to Interested townspeople for 15 each. Since tripping started at th pen-pit Iron mine in Ribbing. Minn, in 1885. more material has been taken from the pit than wa original ly excavated In building the Panama Canal. Dunkexque, France, was once ceded to Oliver Cromwell of Eng land In return for the use of his cavalry. Shortly thereafter, it was repurchased by France. Kivccj MflNFY FOR MILLIONS Merrill Floral Service Offered MERRILL A. K. Felt, manager of the Merrill Clothing company, baa announced that another senric will be available to residents of Merrill and surrounding area. Start ing thla Saturday orders for any thing in the floral lint may be placed at the store, and will be de lhered from the Klamath Flower Shop In Klamath Falls. Want Ads dont cost they pay! I I lijlMlictel aU i W !Tl,"7.a.lSCVn 1 1 t . ia 1 rrt v" a, i oKWZs ml your tm'cJ' a est ye at I inula I, statl. tWar If fwwaaa t atfc far IS y alia Qjbcle'fe' proudly pnfnls . THE BIRD OF PARADISE Chocolat creams In a galaxy of flavors... cordil chr ties, chocoltt-nrichd Brazils, Filberts... you'll find thm ill In thli "darling" of Social "Swt Variety Showl"... Now 11.50 pound-Rat dy for your tnjoymtntl JCv ONI Of 7 NIW socim CHOCOLAT cmations Available at CARTER'S FINE FOODS 1420 Eiplanade H' M SATURDAY FEATURES k Boston Creme Pie Mad with French crcma . . . topped with pintapplt. Date Nut Loaf Tht 1-pound lie! KLAMATH'S FINEST AT THESE PRICES! 1941 :rSSZL -$725.00 1947 zr::z:i $1295.00 1947 rrrriir $1295.00 1939 rrrr $545.00 1947 sretrt: $1205.00 $265.00 $625.00 Pentlee Sedan. I 7ef Good buy at 1941 Nash Sedan. Very td ear 1 01 Q Fard gadan. Caaaalelely I 40 ererhaaled. Kadi. heater. $1285.00 whit wall tire. TJadereoated. 1 owner tsab WaTattaf lO AO 8H 4 Dr- deluxe Sedan. I T IUH asllea, kaater, radio, tunvlsor, Many more very good buyt All years All model. DICK B. MILLER CO. - OLDS - CADILLAC 7th end Klamath tk. 4103
