Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 22, 1951, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1 0,1 1 lir.rtAU) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVFN Thin ll's-The Thicn II i-luii will meet Tlieallay Ml I i in. in Hit frilrriil Ituunliiu edinliilniriilli'ii liulldlnii on Waaliuurii way lor liilldl and carcln. OOP Mealing Mm. tlllfinil Mayes. Krllixu. lilalu,. auMMiuit chairman of Uio I("iuIiIIiiiii Na tional ronimlllcF, will niriik at mi alien lunrheoii Hireling (ir m?n ml women lit the Wim-iim hui.-l 'niumdiiy at 13:16. Lake ruiiniy tnd nil Klmimlh haain Hrplililli nun ere Invlliil. I'rrclnrl niiiiinltlrn urn mid wnmrn are nruril lo at Iriid tli II o'rliirk inr-dimr. ci. ervallima alinulil b timtlr nut lntir thin Wednesday. M irr lal Kuburhan l.rmur . Alixlllliry will have a btiMurha mrHliiii Wertum ilay, 1 i in , at 1 1 ii- hmnr ( Mr-, Ada Ilnrlrrn, -Mill 1 Inj Inn dnr C'aius will follow. Drum Corps Wnmrn of I In' Moore drum cni'im will priirtirr Vrdiirt1av lit 7 30 pin. lit llir Mooae hall. Kilwaril Mi-Crarkrn. Inntnll'liir will b there unci nil liirmbrra ore urunl to bo picnrm Ittintmaia Kal- rlt. Marv's altnr rnrlrty will hold a ruiiimuit aulr Friday and Haltirdny m llir Hai red Heart parlh hull Anvonr with rmninKe I" d'Uintr In imkrd o lake 11 to thr hall Tliumilny. Mrrt -The Tuwmrnd Hub will huld a remilnr mrriint TurMlny. B ). in. at till home ol Mm. Ilrr- (l-'re McCrarkrn. OHO N Dill New ii'lk-en will be eli-rtnl aril all nirmutra arr urtiril to altrml. Mrrllnr; Thr Thllllblr rllib. Nrivhlinia of Wnodi ralt will mrrt Vrdnrsday. 0 p in. at Ihr home n' Mra. Ruth Novolny. WryerlwruM-r Jiinctliii. All inriubrm and li'lcudi, arr Invltrd. Vl.ltora-Mr. and Mm. C A Tlrown, Mrdtnrd. werr rrcrnl uui-l of Mm tlrorur Olllrld. Merrill Mra. Olllrld and IHown arr rni.ltm and thla l llir tlml visit lor llir two ii 30 yrarn. Antbrlette Mrrt The Ambrlru lull will mrrt lit Uir liomr i, Mm. Malnr Murphy. alJI Ktnu, turndny iiIhIiI at t p in. Itrrtivrrlnrf - Min. lors Hrm-rn, Xit Altiunuiil, dink at lllllalilr hwi pltnl, la rr(-nvrrlli'4 from butnn if tlifl lure und arinn, hullrrrd whi'll u etovo uarn blew up Friday. ('auilitr To flunl Mr. and Mri. Wrbli Kriuirtl, ItrddlllK, will rr nvn 'llmrMlny lor the hunttni hrnnoii. They air Inrnirr loiiK-llinir rrildrnln ot Klamath Kalln. Wink hrrn thi-y will visit wlUi Mr. Kt-n-nrtt'n pnri'tilH, Mr Mid Mm. J O Krnnrtt, 3101 Uri hmd and uthrr relatives. Olilllmrrs llrrr - - Mr. and .Mr. Cliovrr Mnu, one-time farmers ill tilt Merrill i-oiiiintillltv. How It V liill lit HL.imllr.li, Ciillf , air vlslllnil rrlulurn hrir Mr. Ilass la u bro'li rr ol Mm. Charles llallrtt, V41ft Wlald, and Mm. Hu.sn In a alMrr ol Hoy HlrphriihOII. IIJO N. I llll A (antilv reunion Huuday wan at Iriidrd by Mr. and Mm. CVrd Ktoiry. Klnmntli Kulli, Mr. and Mm. K. W. Krltr. and Mr nn-1 Mra. V. It Htrphrnnon. Mrd'ord. Mr. and Mm r'rrd Nolan. Mcr llll, Mr. and Mrs (.Inner tt.ia.' . Lratue Mrrllnn 'lltl Iriipur ol wonirn votrrn will mrrt or n 1'2 'M lilnrhrnn rdumdiiy at lltn I'riiriiti puitv room Mm 'lwU KriHiiaoll will fprak brlrlly on thr Unltrd Natlonn proiiriiui lol lowrd by talkn on ronnrrviillon hv Itlllll llopaon. Prrd Iturrk. Ki n Mc l.rod and John Kblnurr. I(n.rrvn tlonn lor the lllllrliron hlu.uld br mm with Mir Clroiue I rwU J IHJtl or Mm, n Ward. 43411. I.adlri Alii 'Ihr lr.dk. aid ol Ml l.akl rhurch will mrl Wrd-ur'-dny 2 p ni. In Ihr llenlry vruitKo hall. I.adlrn arr arkrd to brlnu ai?rnnn lor thr rookrd lood and anion Mlr to br hrlii Fntur dnv of llili trk at CnrlriY mar krt. Itnmr Acaln After rtlx montlu In Korran wntrr;, Hobert W. Hhnw. M'anian, UHN, aon of Mr. mil Mi Hollo T Hhnw. llll Kb dnriido, linn rrilvrd In thr 11. H nbniiid Ihr iiiirriiJI nuiliT Uli.'l lluxri. rhr Hnxrr h lilr-Hloup Wh'f li ronntiitii of M'Vril iJil'ulMmi hill iiiuilr more limn Vm airikrn liKlilllid North Knrriill liimrt t, NlnrlV iriirnt ol Ihr rrrw rori. Illblllcd lo the aimrd lorri'h wholr' hlnod itllvi'. brloio the I. tup hit KlJITUtl Wlltfjf,. In Hrrvli r John II Joiki, ti v S n -lion oidnniirritiiiii. lint riiihr. l.hW hil'. bund ol Mm. Juuit t: Jix-k. :iu4 Mif liluiin, mid mm ol Mr und m. Ch'irlrn H. Jorkn. Chibhohu, Minn, hun rrporli-d l"r ilu'" uiiii.iid tnr airriult ciiini-r I'l'B Mlndoro. Norlolk. Vu. Ihr Mm tdoio la doliia iintl-niibiiinriiie work a-i purl of thr Alluntlr llrrt joLkn cnleird the aarvlre in M2. Al Kernlrr l.t Wlivnr I Mr. Kllllp, ion ol Mr und Mm. (.'hiultn M Mi Kllllp, IfiHI Wonliii. inrnlly rrportrd to Kr" Irr nlr lour bn:.r, Mlhi.li.M )l, lor I'in ironic iruuilim I Camrra A inri'tinH of thr movi illvljion ol the Cinnrru rhili la ! nrhrdulrd lor Vrdlii d'.y. II pin. at Ihr 10'H Mi'Ui The ptofrnin , will Ini hide ii (,'iinii'hutl viii-'iiton movie liikni by Mr. und Mr.i liinnl llailrv; rhmi XI if thr I A(.l. inovlr book film rdlllin. le ! viewed bv Mm M ( fnniil'-li'irl. unit an ACI. movie on the Mimic- ' aota hlute fair. (Iradnale-tPvl Itlilph Bmli'tlrr, .on ol Mr. und Mm. Jor A Kwind- Irr. 1847 lluinrdlilr, WUH II 1 1-( rut uiiidiinlr ol ihi: Tiinrl ir'ill'rv li-rclimilr.-t coun.e it Ictl Kuvr. Ky. Cnlililn; (nntett - romo-a Uriinigr'n inllllillH i fntrr I will be held Wednendry nt the fmritroundi. Klilrlrn will l.e urrrptrd 12 l"o:l llll 3 p. 111. Judtl.HK coin en 2 to 3 p.m. Iiillltilliin Thr f.'alholip I)nil;''i tern of America will In.1i.-i1r candi date Into Court Kin inn 111 l.W al 8 p m. Kinutit at the parish hull l)rtullK lor Ihe ceremonies were linked nut al a r-pcelul iiirrtinK D'iobrr Ui. f'roinpt attendniue at the Initiation In rripiented from all inembcrH an well ua cundlduicn. Mulbrri ( tub Jf Flrrt Chrhtlan church will mrrt at the church Tur.Mluy, LVI pin. Itev. Alder will niieiik and there will be a itl'itia' slot! on mnkiiiK banduKcs for the caiujcr i.w lc.y. Itrroverlnc Hevrn-yr:ir-o!f f.ln dn Kuy Kinnlli. dnUKhtrr of Mr and Mm. John Fi-nulm Jr. 2172 I-'ttifi Ih rernverlin at hnoip ullrr IhirakInK her rlKhl arm lnr,l wrrk in a full on the Allumoht kthool playground. Alrn--Hal. Ifrnrv C. I.I' -htm- ..i..r Iniinerlv nf Klliliililh Km 111. bin bren flnsinrd to the H3'.ll llrhter-lnterceptor wlruf bused it New C'antlr counly ahpoit, Wll iiilnnton. Irl. I " Snow Closes Crater Rood I Four Inrhfs of nrw unow f'I nt Crutrr Lakr overniht. lurcinji (loruic of (he road fiom Annie I hprniKft Ui Uip rlin. f Tlie ro: 1 1 a to rroif thin hIUtiukiIi. rnnur'rn rnifl, but pcrnoiiH driving Into Dip pnrk are ii(Jvlfcd to lire chain. Chlloquin Sailor Bored, Joins Fighting Marines DIVISfON, Korea, liWTwo aallora Valley,- Calif. Both are from the looking for action Jumped ahip at U8H Estea. Vice Adm. C. Turner Inchon and apent 34 daya at Uie Joy a communications ahlp. front with Ihe U. 8. marlnrn. I "Life waa too dull aboard ship." Tliey reluctantly ttave them-inald Kirk. we decided a aure nelvca up today lo marine offlcera , cure for monotony was to Join the on advice of a marine corporal marines." they did not name. Th(.y Irfl the m September r.IDew?.J.re Bl"""n Don"1'1 ' Army ennlneera gave them baU , , siiiiujiiiii. ire., ano re. ' tie rlrevit anrf ,.A for 11.- 111. man llobert C. nice. 21. Grar.a mile hitch-hike to Ihe marines' I sector. They told the marine.! they were I back to the navy for whatever ao replacemenUi. -Tlrey let 11 go atitiou Ihe navy chooses to take. un. .lie juuuiS BH.IU. The sailors wandered from one company to another, picking spots where the fluhllnu seemed moat Interesting. They were armed w.th M-l rifles they received lrom wounded msrlnei- They volunteered for patrols, out post duty and night watches. When another regiment replaced theirs in tne line they Just switched over w uie irenh unit. Both said they woud like to transfer to the marines. The first marine division Is mak ing arrangements lo turn them Three Charges Face Driver ! Three traffic chargra have been ! filed BKBlnst Lester John Brrtrl- I men. 42, ea oak, arrested by intute police on Oregon i Hunday alternoon. I Itertelsen Is held In the county I Jail on charges of driving while Intoxicated, not having en opera tor's license and tailing to trans fer title of a car. I A panaenger In Bertelnen's ear. Tburman H. Clrcen. 3D. wan cited fur being drunk on the highway ' and disorderly conduct. He balled lout of Ihe county Jail this morn ' Ing on 125 bond. 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