WEDNESDAY, DEC. 7, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
?AC! SEVEN
Midland Empire Nevs
STRONGHOLD
Wiird ha been received that Mr.
Cruvltier, mothrr of Mr. Uorden
Birthwlilatle, t elowly linpruvlni In
ICiigena.
Mayitond Baker nd family ipent
Thank Ivlng at Mrdford with rela
tive. Mr. Munda William, ho had
been Maltliif Her broUier Raymond
lllllon, wu railed home to Kugen
by tin lllnra of her daughter-ln.
law. .
Carl Tonal Jr. apent Thankaalv.
liit w tti hi parent, Mr. and Mra.
Carl Tonal, ile U returning to OTI
next lerm.
Tin Marvin Juque family vlrlted
In tin Rlrhard Hilton horn Sunday.
Cetll Moon and family penl
Thaitoaivtni with relative In At
lura.
Mra Ollatrap had the mUfortun
to cui the end of her thumb off
Baturtay.
Mr. and Mr. Albert Rlckman
(pent .'our week vUltlnf Mr. Rlck
man father and other relative
near Dr Moiws, I. Tliey returned
home Sunday,
Mr. and Mra. Yodr and family
returntd host Sunday from a va
cation In uttn.
Qultma Mltrhrll had an accident
It wtrk wth the mult of a cut
knee.
Saturday lluht caller In the Carl
Jonole home were Rodney and Ver
non Htuurd and Robert Burn of
Portland.
Wedneadty nlitht a meeting wa
held at (arr Brhool to ducuia Ui
for in at, on nf a parent-teacher
roup. ) llerran Introduced the
Tulelaka PTA group, Mra. Jamison,
Mra. Keleher. Mra. Roper, Mr.
Miake. aid Mra. Rlrkman. Ther
were 7 fmml, Rrfrenhment were
aerved b- Mra. Oman, Mra. Herran,
and Mra Irving.
Weed
Weedlllgh lot five aludenta the
week tWor Thankiwlvlng: Marlon
Kaparbill. Dorothy and James
Tonu, jid Mom ana Masei neea.
The toy' ahower In Weed High
bout ew lockers.
Tlie M. Palmers reported catch
ing sceral nice aalmon In the Scott
river, ver the Thanksgiving hotl
dev. TheB. P. Dunlapa enjoyed a trip
to Afiland Bundiiy November 37
where they visited frlenda.
Mavln Palmer, 8r, and hla aon.
Marvn. traveled to lower Klamath
to enoy a pheaaant hunt.
Mr and Mra. Clayton Bowen and
famty went to Tulelak on Thanks
Clvitt Day.
Mi and Mr. Richard Valle and
fanny from Kirk, Oreton, apent
Thaklvini Day with Mr. Valle
peranum Weed.
Mr. Cauda Thurman made a buil
neaa trp to Los Angelea over the
ThankJtlvtng weekend.
Mr. aid Mr. Edward Oolu, Mr.
and Mr, A. H. Kent, Mr. and Mr.
rM. A. fromwell, Nina and Evelyn
Nile, aid Albert Kent were gueau
at a serial dinner given by Mra.
Millie ontwell November M. Thla
dinner a-aa given In honor of Al
bert Knt and Evelyn Nile who
were hme from college.
The liaklyou County Youth Rally
waa had at ML. Shaata on Novem
ber 3 There were ten repieaenta
tlvea torn the DapUrt church In
Weed.
Man of the former Weed high
eradiate were home over the
Thankitlvlng holiday. 'They were:
Evelyn Nllea. who I attending the
PreAnoPaclflo Bible Institute; Ro
berla&ntlnl, Albert Kent, and Alice
Jackaot all attending Universi
ty of Jallfomla at Berkeley; Nor
ma Mazier and Mary Sema, who
ar attndlnr. Armatronga Buslneas
collegn'ln Berkeley; Roale Alello,
who l attending Junior college In
San Panrlaco; Roaa Marl Patella,
who atenda Ban J Slate; and
BUI Nfwonger, attending California
State lolyiachnto college.
Don'' mU a good bet shop the
Want tela every dayl It payal
Shevlin
Hi community wa allocked to
hear of the death of Art tolll, who
died of a heart attark while work
ing In the wood Wedneaday. Mr.
Loll and children ar Haying In Bis
ter with her parent, Mr. and Mr.
Winkle.
Mr. and Mr. Clint Olion met
their aon, Clint Jr., at their cabin
at Odrll lake and apent Thank,
giving there.
Mr. and Mr. Harold Anderaon
and family and Mr. and Mra. Mar
tin Olaon and Mr. and Mra. Mer
rill OUon and Orvllle aiient Thank,
giving In Bend with Mr. and Mra.
Pred Predrlrkwn and family.
Mr. and Mr. Stanley Thompaon
and family went to Tacoma for
Hiankaglvlng.
Mra. Still King cam horn from
the St. Charlea hospital In Bend and
I feeling better.
Mr. and Mrs. Jew llerron ha a
Thankxlvlng gueata Mr. and Mr.
Obert Pepin and family from Bend
and Mr. and Mr. Orvllle Puller and
Harry Kooyman. Jim Tlnglry apent
Thankxlvlng In Tacoma.
Mr. and Mr. Vernon Sayre had
aa their holiday gueata Mr. and Mra.
Mr. and Mr. Carl Lane and family.
Jim Cook vlilted hla daughter In
Portland laat week. Mr. and Mra.
George Poaey were holiday hnata to
Mr. and Mra. Bud Bmallwood and
family and to Mr. Poaey' father
from Ollrhrlst.
Mr. and Mm. Jim Emery and
family apent the holiday In Taco
ma with hla brother and alater-ln-law
Mr. and Mr. Wayne Emery.
Mr. and Mra. Arnold Reltan and
family were In Bend for Thanks
giving. Mr. and Mr. Eugene Myer and
aon and Mra. lie Freeman apent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mra
Melvln Preemm and family.
Barbara Cook apent the holldaya
at Ollrhrtsi with the Bheltons. Mr.
and Mra. Robert Posey and daugh
ter went to Portland Friday to via.
It with Mr. and Mrs. Meekle. Their
granddaughter, Ellen Sayre also
went.
Mr. and Mra Shorty Shaugh and
Mr. and Mra. Morgan Jorgrnsen
went to Bkr over the holldaya.
elk hunting. Mr. and Mra. Harry
BUngley and family apent the holi
day at Port Rock with Charlie
Rtlngley and Mr. and Mr. Maurice
Ward and family and also In Silver
Uke with Mr. and Mr. Ted
Emery.
Mr. and Mra. Leo Keppera vlalted
In Bend over the week-end with rel
ative. Mr. and Mrs. Amo Thomp
son were Thanksgiving guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Oumpert and
family.
Mr. and Mr. Kenneth Cog and
aon went to Claskanle to spend the
holiday with her parent Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Morehrad and family.
Jaa Baker wa home from Eu
gene to roend the holldaya with hi
parents Mr. and Mr. Edgar Bs
ker and family.
Mr. and Mr. Shorty Clifford were
In Klamath r"slls Friday.
f Lanqell Valley
Mis Sylvia Pfelffer of Spokan
pent th holldaya with her brother
Rholln and family. Sylveater Pfelf
fer of Mtnot, S. D., ha moved
her. Mr. and Mr. Lyle Pfelffer
and other guet apent Thanksgiv
ing with Mr. and Mr. Lockrem and
family.
Peter Hrlrxtscaa 1 In Longvlew,
Wash., visiting hi lister Mrs. Oil
more Ounderaon and family.
- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bumett and
David House were dinner gueata at
th Leavltt horn Friday. Homer
Robert and Mr. and Mrs. Howrey
Roberta both have new cars.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mr.
Jack Cochran who were married
Thanksgiving Day. Jack la the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cochran.
Friends and neighbors Joined with
Th Rev. and Mr. Aahbee at St.
Barnabas parish hall for a potluck
dinner Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frailer and
Margie Thorn spent Thanksgiving
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ASSISTANTS TO SANTA WUllara P. Dwyer,
founder of the Kansas City Santa Clan Club, which renovate
lore for distribution to poor children, looks en while 22-month-old
Bobby Bergnes, son el a club worker, teat a rebuilt bene.
at Cave Junction with Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Monro Br. Mr. and Mrs. Olen
Kent and hi sister Elsie Kent of
Tacoma. vlstted Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Burnett and family.
Richard Burnett apent Thanksgiving
in Klamath Fall.
Oueau at th D. L. House home
on Thanksgiving were: Mr. and
Mra. Elliott House. Mr. and Mrs.
Don Roaa and son, Mr. and Mra.
Bill Howe. David, and Ted Alberta
of Langell Valley. Mr. and Mrs.
Tom House and Mr. and Mr. Dan
House and family.
Mr. and Mr. Curly Xvott iDent
Thanksgiving with her lister and
brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Novotny. Mr. and Mr. O. C. John
son apent the holidays with relative
In Mrdford.
Mrs. DeBtl Br., and Andre DeBel
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeBel and
daughter and Adolph Van Bevern,
Langell Valley, spent the holiday at
Baker with relative.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bumett and
family pent the holldaya with rel
atives In Klamath Fall.
Mr. and Mr. BIU Hodges. Mer
rill, and Mr. and Mrs. Lea Leavltt
and Mary, Mrs. Mary Dearborn of
J. L. DEAN
Public Accountant
and Auditor
Office at
SM North lib II
Phone tltt
Langell Valley spent Thanksgiving
at Tulelake with Mr. and Mr. Roy
A. Hodge.
Mr. and Mr. Harvey Harris,
Watsonvtlle, spent several days
with hi brother Leland and family.
Blllle relumed home with them. Mr.
and Mr. Wayne Holbrooke and
family apent Thanksgiving with Mr.
and Mra. Joe Potucek.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Randell had
her aunt and uncle, the Mlchelson'
of Portland over the holiday.
Martin Brown enjoyed Thanksgiv
ing with the Eddie Orallan family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wynant and
daughter of Brookings visited with
her parent Mr. and Mrs. Leland
Karris.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gentry and
Sandra and Mr. and Mrs. Olen
McGregor spent Thanksgiving with
their parents, Mr. and Mr. Clay
Walker.
Ralph and Frank Womac apent
Thanksgiving at Medford. Mr. and
Mrs. Elliott House spent Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. Red Bsidock.
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Fairbanks
FAIRBANKS. Alaska. Dec 7 UP)
Roving packs of dogs have aroused
Fairbanks resident this week.
There's plenty of sympathy for
them. But no dog catcher. Nobody
wants the job.
Feeling mounted when a five-
year -old kindergarten child was at
tacked, by five dogs. The child wu
unharmed physically, but the ani
mal tore at the youngster's heavy
winter clothes.
A truck driver rescued her.
Beside the quandry posed by the
scarcity of dog catchers, the city
points out there's no place to put
the dogs, even U they are caught.
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