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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1949)
PACE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY, DEC. 6. 1?4P Midland Empire News Dairy Mends and neighbor with to x. tend their congnuulatloru to tht thrM local couplea married during tha month of November. The lint couple married ware Caroline Whit low and D. B. Cain who reside on their place Juit north of Dairy. Then there waa Waaler Hanklna and Eva trunk who are at home to their many trlande In tha O. Kllnkhem mer house, and Walt Rltter and Caaiy Susmtll now residing in Klamath Palis. Mrs. Harvey Butt spent the Thanksgiving holiday week to Ta coma with her parents and other relatives and In Roaebutrg with a titter and family. Fred Schmoe recently toot his fa ther K. B. Schmoe to visit a son. Paul and family, at Camas. Wash. A aUter Mary Slagle also accompa nied them In the trip to Vancouver. Wash, to visit relatives. E. B. Schmoe expect! to visit In Washing ton until alter the first of the year. Friends are sorry to hear that Mrs. a M. Haley recently Injured In ear wreck near Rogers Poultry ranch west of Dairy still remains In a critical condition at Klamath Valley hospital A Thanksitivtnr dinner was enjoy ed In the Virgil Schmoe home on Thursday evening by the following: Mrs. Louise Ktlarove. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Hill and Miss Bobble tmhirt of Klamath Palls. Fred Schmoe. Robert Schmoe. Eldon and Albert Burgdorf. Charles and Silas Kllgrove and Mr. and Mrs. Tirgil Schmoe and daugnters Louise, nir fle and Karen. Mr. and Mrs. Vem Hsskins and Bruce and Larry of east Dairy spent the Thanksgiving holiday in San Francisco with Mrs. Raskins' sister and family. They returned nome on UotvUv. Old friends will be Interested to learn that Theodore Flackus of Med ford underwent surgery In a Klam ath hospital last week and Is re ported recovering. The Flackus family are former residents of this vicinity. Friends wish a speedy recovery for Richard Hoefler who has been critically in in a Klamath Falls hos pital Hoefler resides on a ranch east of Dairy. Mrs. Louise Kilgore was recently called to Ashland by the serious ill ness of her uncle Willie Plaekus who is In an Ashland hospital. His con' ditlon still remslns serious. He la a - brother of Charles Flackus of Klamath Falls, and Theodore of Medford. He la an old time resident i ,H hll(,-n. of this vicinity. Bolton sDent Thanksgiving iSSTSST holiday, with his parent. Mr. and Westside Mr. and Mrs. Willard Williams Jr. and son returned home Sunday aft er spending Thanksgiving holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wil lard Williams Sr A most interesting program and bufeet social was enjoyed at the Dry Creek school on November M. Besides those attending from the community several were there from the logging camp. They Included Mr. and Mrs. Buck Winkle and daughter Betty, Mrs. Pete Mundy and daughters, Mr. Lloyd Yatea and son. Miss larlyne Cox. Mrs. Wslt Thompson and children, Mr. and Mrs. Rollln Redifer and chil dren. Saturday. November W. was booster night at the Westside grange hall. A nice program was arranged by the lecturer and en joyed by all present. A play named "The Lighthouse Keeper's Daugh ter" was presented by the follow ing. Everet Becraft, Dola Morris, Aria Buck. Harold Morrell and Lloyd Haskins. Two musical num bers "Girl of My Dreams" and "I Love You So Much It Hurt Me by the Buck 'no. Rich. Helen and Aria. Les Pardue sang a soU "Room Full of Rosea," and two numbers were sung by the Morris SL-ters. "Missouri Walts" and "My Adobe Hacienda." Chet Morrell read a niece on "Cooperation" and Duane Morrell read "A Boys Re marks to his Stomach." Following the program a pctluck supper and dancing were enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peay enter tained her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hanks and family on Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. R. A Buck and family enjoyed a family dinner on Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bussey of the Vernon district. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cox had dinner for several relatives on Thanksgiving. Among those Invited were Mr. and Mrs. Walth Thompson and children of Dry creek. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Fenimore re turned home Tuesday alter an ex tended trip east, sight seeing and vMttng relatives. Mr. and Mr. Chet Morrell and family had a Thanksgiving dinner for their family. Quests included Mr nd Mrs. Henry Neasham, .Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Neasham and son. and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neash- CARNIVAL By Dick Turnst "Spi II 310H "The house is to be functional throughout maximum efficiency, minimum effort! Could you people design a mortgage to match?" who made up several hunting par' ties returned home very unfortunate in getting their tags filled before - the close of the season. The Bonanza PTA held its regu lar meeting on Monday evening. November 28. with a good attend ance. The band gave several musi- . cal numbers, along with Sam Smith speaking on recreation. Mr. Kenneth Hartley and Miss Williams of Klamath Falls spent Monday afternoon In the home of Mrs. C. H. Sewald. Albert Burgdorf spent Sunday with his sister and husband the H. L. Arants and another alster Mrs. Martha McCumber. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rice and Su sanna and Robert of Dairy soent the Thanksgiving week-end In Port land with relatives and friends re turning home on Sunday. A large crowd attended the Wes Han kins charivari and shower held In Poe valley grange hall on Wed nesday evening. November 23. A charivari dance was held In the Langell valley hall on Saturday night for Mr. and Mrs. Walt Rltter. Celery salt may be used In many dishes soups, salad dressings, rtufflng. egg dishes. To make this flavoring celery seed is ground very line and thoroughly mixed with ta ble salt. Mrs. Ira Bolton. Jack has been at tending college at Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Merle O Neil and children attended a family dinner at the home of her oroiner J. Bunyard and family at Lake City on Thanksgiving Day. The community was saddened last week to learn of the death of our beloved friend ana neigruwr. Grandma CrowL as she waa com monly known. Her funeral waa held Friday at the Lakevtew chapel with Rev. Idso conducting the services. Interment was at the Westside cem etery. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dameron and children made a business trip to Alturas Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Merle CTNeil and children were business vtiitors In Klamath on Saturday. Out-of-town guests here for the funeral of Mrs. Ainle Crowl were the following. Mrs. Frances Potter and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Graff of Sacra mento. Calif, Mrs. Marlon Meeker of Berkley, Calif, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Rinenart and Mrs. Laura Hartlerode of Davis Creek. Mr. A E. Chambers and Mrr. Arthur Kel ler of Alturas. Calif, Addis Bur goyne of Fort Bidwell. Calif. Mrs. Meeker, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Graft and Mrs. Potter visited the Crowl fami ly over Friday night and returned home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson left on Sunday morning for Port land to attend h. business matters. Mr. and Mrs, Plnkerton and chil dren of Long Beach were vtritlng over Thanksgiving with relatives at Mr. and Mrs. Mrlvln Willard s. Word has Ven received by Mrs. Henry Albertson that Mr. and Mrs. Ted Carr are both enjoying better health since treu recent move to Hubbard. Ore. and they like their new location very well. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stover and family motored to Klamath county on Thanksgiving where they had dinner with Mrs. Stover's mother. Mrs. Bretthaupt. Mrs. Stella Clark of Klamath vis ited her daughter on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill SundeL Others calling In the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crowl and Mrs. Ed Sundet of Lakevtew who came after her children Ole tand Louella who had spent the week-end visit ing their aunt and uncle. Mrs. Mary Hughes of Cedarvllle, Calif, Is visiting this week with her daughter and family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dameron. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mulkey and family returned Sunday from a trip to Swiss rrnne. Ore. where they spent the holidays with Harold Har disty. Charles Buck of Lakeview recent ly visited with his daughter and family of Ashland. The Westside grange ladies fed close to 12 people at the CVA de bate held last Tuesday evening be tween Walter J. Pearson and Low ell 6 teen. This debate was spon sored by the chamber of commerce. George Trefilnger la much im proved after being 111 with a siege of pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Loy Lamo were business visitors In Klamath Falls on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Roberts ana Dorothy Kendall motored to Sum mer Lake Sun-lay where they vis ited Alta's brother and family Mr. and Mrr. Bud PemolL Mrs. Howard Nelson and children Il$kfM COMFORT . ! 1 r GENERAL ELECTRIC YOU'Ll DRIFT blissfully to sleep u..ucr a Central Electric Automatic Blanket to airy-light, to soft and luxurious, but oh, to WARM! You can get them In four charming pastel colors rose, blue, green, or cedar. Now they're priced at low is $39" VERN OWENS' CASCADE HOME FURNISHINGS COMPANY Phone 8365 124 No. 4rh Garrett and Lloyd Haskins made a trip to Yokum Valley on Sunday to haul down some posts. Les hsd the misfortune to get his trailer stuck In the mud. He plans to mske another trip stter It when the weather Is favorable. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swartx of Klam ath Falls were recently visiting Ma ry and Everet Becraft. Spending the day on Thanksgiving at the Joe Martin home was Mr. and Mr. Joe Martin Jr. and chil dren and Mrs. Florence Branch of Lakeview. Mrs. Ed Oarrett and daughter Louise left by bus on Sunday tor Oakland. Calif, where Louise will receive medical attention. Henry and Frank Albertson re turned last Tuesday from elk hunt ing at Unity. While they were gone they visited Hank's son and family Mr. and Mrs. Leo Albertson of Jerome, Ida. Mr. and Mrs. Loy Lamb received the sad news of the death of his sister Mrs. Gladys Reich of Dela ware, Okla. Mr. and Mrs. Jsck Davis re turned to Sntherlin. Ore, on Sun day. Me and Mm Dee Chandler and children were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shulta on Thanks giving. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Rentier have been spending several days on a trip to San Francisco. A number of Westsiders attended the conference held at the "Latter Day 8atnts Church" In Lakeview on Sunday. Mrs. Earl Cox and daughter have moved to Lakeview from the logging camp. Mr. Cox plans to star in camp until his loo is com' pleted. Also moving to town the past week was Mr. ana Mrs. noiiin Redifer and children. Mrs. Waino Karjala and daughter made a business trip to Lskevlew on Friday afternoon from the Ooose Lake logging camp. Keno Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Holt were milrrf to Dallas. Tex. because of the i -ith I vriniu Illness of Holt's father. They her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank I were gone 10 V"? 4? rtnvm of the summer laxe loose, miies im kk Mr. and Mr. Walt Roberta and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roberts returned Thursday from a trip to Oklahoma where they attended the funeral of the Roberts brothers' sister. Tney were gone two weeks. While they were away Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dav is of Sutherlin. Ore. stayed on at the ranch house. Attending a Thanksgiving dinner at the Jess Roberts' home were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Pernoll and children of Sum mer Lake and Dorothy Kendall. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Buck stayed overnight one evening lart week with her father Vic Brown of Poe Valley. Les Pardue accompanied ay la mm I xjmhs war I I eor WfncJtvwg eHckly I I Genuine Feed I I SertHoof . I NAY SAFE! BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Main at Esplanade Ph. 121 his father was Improving. Roy Wa terhouse substituted aa janitor and bus driver. D. C. Atchely and Nester Wllburn narrowly escaped injury on Tues day evening one mile on the other side of Pinehurst. Their car wa? forced Into the ditch and turned over twice when another car at tempted to pass a truck on a blind curve. No one was Injured but the car waa badly damaged, p.trid. Ward and two college girU friends visited at the Ward hum. over Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Ward took them bacsr to EU' ffnt on Sunday. Mrs. Joe Foster and son Warren visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foster over the Thanksgiv ing vacation. Mrs. Jesse Layton. sister of Wal ter Layton from1 St. Clair, Minn. Is visiting at the Layton nome ior n Indefinite time. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Calmes and son and Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Zor ejlska attended the livestock show In San Francisco. Mrs. Calmes stay ed over the Thanksgiving holidays to visit her father. A Carr. Tom Calmes olcked up his wife on the wsy back and tney roumea on Sunday. Tha Walter Lavton family were unusually lucky during the fall hunt ing season. They bagged tnree aeer and two elk. Those present for Thanksgiving at the home of Elder ana Mrs. J. a, Waterhouse were Mr. and Mrs. J C. Freeman of Washington, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson and ehll dren from Ashland, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Miner of Portland and Miss Helen Corrum from Klamath Falls. The last three are grandchildren Then on Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. C. Albert Waterhouse and chll. dren joined the group from Lake' view fro a birthday dinner In honor of Mr. Waterhouse Br. The Puckett-Scherer mill that has been closed for the past three weeks Is now operating with a small crew that Is grading and shipping lum Der still on the yard. A group of friends from Calvary Baptist church of Klamath Falls surprised Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wa terhouse a day or two before Thanksgiving by bringing them nice assortment of good things to eat for Thanksgiving and future use, This seems to be becoming a custom i with them In remembering this old retired minister and wife, members of the same church Elder C. A. Waterhouse was call ed to Sliver Lake to conduct the funeral of Mrs. Mary Long an In' timate acquaintance of 20 years, Camp 6 W The 8. L. Henderson homt was the scene of a gay youngster's party November 14 when their youngest son Larry and the Carl Morehead's baby daughter celebrated their birthdays together. Larry Hender son became five years old on Nov ember M and Alene Mrtehead was one year old on November 1. The dnsen children who attended enjoy ed games and cake and Ice cream. Prises were won by Billy Mike Thompson, Boboy Morehead, Faye Brown. Anita Gall Hall, and Danny Thornton. The last regular meeting of the Dixie club was held at the home of Mrs. Dirk Fairfield. The ladlea enjoyed luncheon and then played Bingo. Wanda Johnson won high and Wanna Leather ood second high. A number of ramp people like to get together on Saturday night and cut a rug. On October 23 a dancing party waa held at the B. L. Hender son home In nonor of the return of Jim and Mary Baker to ramp. On November t a crowd gathered at the Lew Brmis home for dancing. Jive records furnished the music. Coffee and a light lunch was rerved at midnight on each occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Graham of Bly called In rump on Saturday. November It. They came up to gather pine cone for Chrtstmaa decorations and Thomaa Thomson and children went with them into the woods to show them where the sugar pines sere. Afterward they had lunch and a vlrtt at the Thom son home. Mrs. Eddie Braden of Long Beach. Calif, visited at the home of her mother. Mrs. Harold Marks the week of Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mn H. 8. Bridge enjoyed an Interesting auto trip the week before Thanksgiving which took them Into California as f ar aa Wil liams and Ukiah. thence up the coast as far aa Brookings, Oregon. There they had a short visit with Mrs. Oordon Good's parents, the L. Z. Harbina. Bridge went salmon fishing and caught a 23-pound sal mon at the mouth of the Chetco river. Their visit to the ocean was memorable because the tide was at It's highest In two yeara at that time. Perfect weather waa their 11 through their trip and they re ported a very enjoyable time. Mrs. R. L. Schlotfeldt took care of the camp store In their absence. Olenn Adams la fixing up the house next to Mast's, building on a room. This Is the house formerly occupied by the Fred Peters family. Adams will be married soon and a more complete report of the event 111 appear later. L. L. Arnett. his wife and daugh ter, Virginia have moved Into the house formerly occupied by the Hank Waldrlp's. Mrs. Eleanor Thomson was to have entertained the Pinochle club at her home on November How ever that was the day her daugh ter Nancy decided to break out In mysterious rash. So at the last minute Mrs. Margaret Brown took over the entertaining dutlea at her home. Since scarlet fever haa been prevelant Nancy waa closely watched for some time but she be came entirely well in two days. The prizes were aall-plaquea made by Mrs. Thomson and a dome cro cheted by Mrs. Marks. They were won by Wanda Johnion for high score. Pearl Henderson for low score, and Dorothy Bridge for pi nochle. Three guests from the Dixie club were present. They were Wan da Johnson, ?earl Henderson, and Mary Bsker. and they received spe cial guest prizes. The dessert course served at the Mart of the meeting consisted of ipple pie and coffee. Because the last column of newt sent in by your reporter seems to have been lost In transit, we will tell here that the October meeting of the Pinochle club was held In the Scout cabin with Mrs. Ous Hall and Mrs. Leonard Bright a hoates- Prlze were won on that day by Mrs. George Rogers for high score and Mrs. Bam James for low and pinochle. On November 10 a busi ness meeting was called by the chairmen of the club. Eileen Brown and Mabel Rogers. It waa decided to enlarge the club to Include every lady In camp who plays pinochle, and have the entertaining done by two women at a time In the Scout (e . DETAINED BY REDS Hrlg. I'.en. Robert H. Soule, above, U. S. military attache at Nanking, la one of a number of Americans whose detention by Chinese Communists haa caused storms of protest In thlt country and elsewhere. For over two months he hat been denied en exit permit Dorris cabin. Duet of sixty-cents bi-annual- ly will be charged A home extension unit has been formed In camp with M women signing up for regular membership. Oertrudg Good was the power be hind this very useful movement and at the election of officers the wom en elected her as chairman with Pearl Henderson as vice-chairman. Vivian Hurk as secretary and Wan na Leatherwood aa treasurer. Two all-day meeting have been held al ready In the Scout cabin with a good attendance both tlmea. The first meeting waa devoted to learn ing how to make Chrtstmaa decora tions with local greenery, and the second to blouse-making demon strated by the county home exten sion agent. Mlsa Mary Glenn. A more complete report on the activi ties of this dug may be seen In the regular home extension news In The Herald and Newa. On Nov ember 2. Mr. O Oood and Mrs, R. L. Schlotfeldt attended the home extension demonstration In Klamath Falls on Herb Cookery. They will be the project leaders at the next regular meeting. David Haddock, ton ot Mr. tnd Mrs. Hugh Hsddork of Klamath Fall, waa the proud winner ot t turkey at the Lion club turkey shoot recently. The Junior rslllrmrn have voted to be Inactive for a time until they can all get Uie time to attend the merlins. Till association was the first ot IU kind In the rtate of California. Tin money remaining In the treasury has been donated to various county turds. Graeme Slew- art la president, Mrs. Lee Hammi. secretary, and Bhlrlee Stevenson, treasurer. A representative of the itate pub llo utilities commission will meet In Dnrrla with the city council De cember at the city hall. Thl meeting with rouncllmen and Dor ri rltlien la to determine whether Dorrla thnuld have 24 hour tele phone service and It Is to be hoped that both the counrllmen and cltl lens will give this their undivided attention. Dorrla should have 24 hour service, other smsll commu nities have such service. Why not us Mrs. Clay Parker of Bprlngllrld, Ore. was guest of thl Oet-To-Oethcr club recently. Mrs. Parker wss a former resident of Tennant and her many friends were delighted to see her. The town basketball team turned out Monday at the Butte Valley hlsh gym for their first practice and a goodly amount ot Dorrtsltea turned out to watch. Mrs. Art Stallcop and Dora Bran ham were business csllers In Dun- mulr recently. The ladles vlsltrd friends In Weed. Mr. and Mrs. Art Stallcop have their grendmn Billy Msrey as thtlr guesL Hit Htalk-nps went In Balem last week. and brought Billy bark with Uitni, Lester Hulfman waa l.ereeably surprised recently when a group of friends gave him a party. A large number of Butte Valley rltlseiu turned out for tha rabbit drlva Sunday and about I2O0 were batged. Mtt. William K rouse Is homt for t long leavt !rotn duties with the U. 8. army. Ha haa been In Ja pan IS months. Mrs, Gale Duncan la In Seattle, Wash, for an Inilrllnlte stay. Hiyan Hutch Wilson spent the Thanksgiving holiday alth hi pr. ruts. Mr. and Mrs. Wnodle Wilson. Buuh Is a stu.lrnt at Hacred Heart academy. Mrs. George Pheneger waa hon ored on her nih birthday when a group ot her Iriendi dropped In at her Bray home. Dorru shul-.n will have an op portuntty to see the beautiful b. aar Item tint Hit VKW auxllary 6IU4 will have for sale at their Chrlslmaa bazaar December 10 at tha Dorru citv hall. Anyone wih ing to take advantage of this oiler may drop Mre. Art Stallcop a card at box 4 Dorris and the will bring the article to you. December 13 I the nest meeting of the Dorrla PTA when a movie will bt shown. Plan to attend. FARM INCOME MADRAS, Dec. 6 WV-Jefferson county farm Income reached a total of S7.4M6M thla year, the county agricultural council said yeaterday. The council said the total Income was six times greater than In 1M and 13 tlmea larger than 193. Phone Sill . . . ask for "classl fled." 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