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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1951)
WEDNESDAY. DECEMHER B, 1fr1 MERAI.D AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAM.S. OREOON PAGE NIN8 A Til l.iin AllKrlrii- Mm. Kr'c illrl rut Mnjnrs, txpcutlvn imrrrlnry n' tlio Klit it it lit county lulii-railimin anil hoallli umhoi-IhIIoh win mllctl thin nuirnliiK lo 1'On Allude to Itio bpitnldn ol lu-r nuilhrr, Mm. WrlHil who atillrrril n titioko ynMrriliiy Mm. Wrlitht wliii h-i vlnltnl lino arvrral tlinri hud Jiul rrluriiH to l.oa Anvelra Biter ml mr lour ul Mexico. I'layrra ( lull Will mrrt In the Library rounm, o i. in. IuiiIkIiI. Itrunlon Mi. t'u Jnutip Br., Clieinult, inotorril lo I'aytmri, Iila.. mccntly lor u liimlly reunion ul thv homo nt hor brother, Kvrrnii Norninu. Hho wa arromimnlrd by licr parent. Mr. and Mm. ('. K. nil t) .'lilllil'l . z ty.x --r-f f : J," ',, Kvi'li'll, lliilili'lllile, her young K r ii n il il a u k h t r, Juno Jcmiiiu, lloinriliilo. Thn little, iilrl reiitennnt ill the llllli iii'iioiutlou III tlm lum lly. 1'rrr.riil iilno lor the guihirlng wi-rn Mr Hull" f)lirlra, Norman Htnllnn, 1ml , nnil Mr, dtp Je' -up. the Kiriu Hrtiiiinotlior, 80 yettrit old. Mr. mid Mm. Audrey Normnn, l'emllcton nnd Uicii baby wtio ubio pruncnl. I iill.lril .- W lllnni .1 Crawford 1UI Willi and Prank D. Ilrll. 441b H. Iltli h"Vo tnUnled Uiruiiifli the locnl nlr loicu rcoullliiK alullon nnd havo born nnnlifned to Luck liintl mrbufie, Trxua. 'Chry will bo Inter a.ialu.nrd lor technical train-IHK. lly JEAN OWKNN In plie ol ilia wind, mow nnd ruld, KU doom reniiilitrtl open to day, and nchooi cunlluiii-d the nine, with tlio one v.irlnt.on ol ruullne bobiK the mtidcnU ar r.vlnu Into duo to the nlownt-M ul the bunr brcuuae ol Uic iour driv ing cumlltlont. Perhaps It wu only tltlliiK tlmt the till club culled Weir llir.i mm liitf ul tna yrnr yesterday lo pUu a akl trip thin Bundny. lite meeting Included nil old members nnd the liror.prcllvo inrinoria. I'm. Uick lllllnii an nounccd that ninny trips ate going to bo planned fur thin year, but inoney-ninklnii project are the mom concern t the present. Dun were sol nt one dollilr nnd tlicy must be paid In the next two weeks. Other oltlrrrn are Dirk riwniifton, vicc-preAilcnl, clcrlrudr llramlcti, nrcrotnry and Jean Uwoiu, treasurer. Rlncrro congratulation to Pell cnu pluyorn. Kenny Younu und Vernon Pryor, who weio nniiiKt Ui t.ie Houthrrn Oreiton conlerence nil tlnr loatbull Iruin' 'Hie only Klnmnth Fnlli plnyori lor the jilcked llrnt trnni were liunrd Pryor and Intllbnrk Vnunir. allhouih Mnll Del Knltl, Floyd Pierce and Chic qulnowikl mode tlio heeond tenni. The nll-lnr plnyer wero picked by tiKirlawritera and the oporut cmtem. For th facility member, the lea toller, and home economic! an nual Chruitma tea ri presented to-lay from 3 45 to 4:43. The too, collee and cooklei were lurnlthed by Minn Roberta Hyde's and Mra. Helen l.laioe'i home eco nomlea cln.noa, while the ten table and decoration worn In rharite ol the members of the tea toiler! club, which la one of the live tllvuiom ol the itlrla' leairuo club Kathy Anderson Ii president ol the tiroup and Mra. Fern Peak Is advUor. Hen Mnlhern nl Cub Scout pack No. H will meet 'I'huradny nvenlnir, 7:30 p. in. nl the home ol Mrs. J. Lewis Yorkes. 4431 Clinton. Job's llsuihlera will meet Thurrdsy nmht, 8 p. m. lor Initlit tlou In the Miinoiilo Temple. I'alrliavrn PTA will enlertaln nt a turkey iiinuer and dance Bal unluy nli:ht, tl 30 p. m. ndtill plutei plus dunce II. Children 60 cents. The public Is Invited. Keno school alui'.cnl body and P'I'A will sponsor a carnlvul Fri day 7 '30 p. in. at the school. A cnrnlvnl (picon will bo elected, there will be booths for Itsh ponds, tortures, eats, a country Biorc, bin lio, protes. Everybody welcome. New Operators of the Third street urocrrv. Th'rd and WushlnK ton. are H. R. Drown and son Jack. louK-tlmn re.itiients neie. The buM nenn. cloned since Inst AuhinI was nperntrd by Mr. nnd Mrs. Art Frederlckwn. Mrs. Drown Is also tpenlntr her anlltiue shop. In Uie sumo bulldinir. 'llielr former home was at 823 Dolores. There Will lie no change In plans because ol Inclement weath er lor the "Christmas ThroURh the House Tour" arruiiKcd lor tomor row by tho Klamath Onrdeii club. Hours nro from 2 to & p. m. ntnrt IliK ut the home ol Mrs. J Frank Adnms where visitors will enter thrnuKh tlio it.irnne lo the kitchen door. Park nt the corner ol Huron und Paclllc Terrace. Next stop Is the home of Mrs. Fred Khlern. 1338 Purine Terrace, then lo the home of Mrs Hurry Fredrlcks, 033 No. 2nd and i- ln-l v!s:t Is to the home of Mrs. Eric Majors, 139 Oranl. KAHRI' Klamath nlr search and rescue unit meets tonight at S In the airport operation tower. Xmas Tree Trade Brisk Christmas tree dealers from folnts as dlstunt as Hciittlo und os Anuoles havo purchased nenr ly 111,000 trees Irom tlio Fremont national lorest this lull, accordlnit to John t. McDonald, lorest super visor. Many of the Hosiers coma In July and AukusI to search for areaa whero ftood troea can bo lound. and hiirvesllnic nturta In late October,. Tlie trees which are harvested early are hauled out to points slon roads at hIK ler lev -Hons, and removal to market Is usually completed beloro Decem ber 1. The whlto fir In this locality Is particularly attractive to drillers because II tins a slow Krowtll rate which produces trees with short opening's between branch whorls. Free Christmas tree permits aro Issued by tho forest scrvlco b any one w.io wishes U rj ' .,'.' his own tree, or for trees which sre to bo used In schools, churches or oilier publlo service (roups. Many people place their trees In buckets of wet snnd, or In holders which will hold wuter to prevent the tree loltnito from dry. InR. Tills tends to reduce the dan frr of fires, but the dumber of tire Is always present when tree lighting Is done, and Unlit bulbs mould not be left In contact w.Mi the needles. Trapping Area Lease Bids Open Advertisement for leaslntr of ap proximately 1100 acres in the Up per Klamulli Lake area lor trap ping purposes only has been an nounced by E. L. Stephens, pro ect manager, bureau of reclama tion. Healed bids will bo aecenU.1 from the general publlo at tho bu reau of reclamation, Klamath Falls, until i p.m., December 14, Mil. at which time they will bo publicly opened. Detailed Information concerning the leasing ol this land may bo secured at the btirenu of reclama tion office, Klnmnth Fulls. Long handled wooden spoons are perfect for sllrrlmr foods on tho rsnge because their handles do not Eot hot and they do not mark the attom of the pun, Home Sherman Crest Reed, 18, son ol Mr. and Mrs. C. Bced. 1031 Illvorslde, Is home on a 14-day leave Irom the naval training ata lion at Hun I):eno. He will report lor tronsler at Sun Francesco lor transportation via the tJSS Small, a destroyer, to Join the Pacific licet. VFW Auilllsry-1383 Is lo have Its regular meeting Thuradsy, 8 p. m. In tho library clubroom. Pontine Wear ol Mulln. district president, Is lo mnko her otllcmi visit. Zlott Lutheran Ladles Aid will meet In llto church basement, 1028 High, Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Mem bers attending are reminded to bring their money plates. Itsko Sale Will be held by the Klnmnth Lutheran ladles aid In connection with Uie annual dinner In the church parlori December t. Surgery Mra. J. Martin Adama, wife of Dr. Adams, underwent sur gery In the French hospital In Ban Francisco Tuesday and may rt celvo messages there. General Hans Frci BOOKKEEPING Service 2334 So. 6th Phono 2-0291 23 I fa Monday, Dmksr 3, If 28 Tho (irtl of o teri of winter ' doncing poiliet being tpontored by tho Ktomath Falls Lodge of Elks will bo held Wednesday night according to on announce ment mode today by Floyd McMillan. W. J. Kennett, Otto Loient ond W. R. Conton ore tho committee In charge. Tuesday, December 4, 192S According lo school census figures, the population of Klomoth Falls ond lit northern su'jurb. Pelican City, is 13.500. However, It must be remember ed, that estimato does not Incluift the lorge floating population that comes and goes with the seasons. At the height of indus trial Activity, we believe tho population of this city would ap proximate 15,000. Wednesday, Dscembir 3, 1928 Announcement of tho solo of the interests of G. E. Wordwolt of tho Wordwell Fur Company to A. C. Cummlngs was mode known today. "Cummings Fur Shop" is tho noma by which tho firm will now bo known. Thursday, December 4, 1928 Tonight at 7:30 In the librory club rooms, regular court ol honor for the boy scouts will be held. In the absence of R. C. Groesbeck, Oscar Peyton will preside. Morton Yoden ond Greer Drew hopo to obtain the Eagle Badge. Friday, December 7, 192B Three Klamath Falls boys, Rex Davis, Garrison Mitchell and Roymond Poddock who hove been making on envioblo record In athletics ol Hill Military Academy were awarded the coveted Cadet H. Members of the Art Needle work met ot tho home of Mrs. Morion Hanks. Mrs. Jennie Hum has Invited the members to hor home for the next meet ing. Saturday, December (, 192S "The Umbrlon School" and "Treasures of the Votican" will be discussed by the Delphian Oroup led by Mn. Claude Davis at the home of Mrs, E. G. Wlsecorver. Mrs. J. Royal Shaw leads another group ond Mrs. J. M. Bedford has charge of another, THE "Insure With 'Landry n Jian LIABILITY FIRE V. T. Johnson John A. MeCall D. L. Thomas AUTO PROPERTY 419 Main Street Fhone 5612 J?V Lib. Paul 0. Landry Denwrer In Case Denied Demurrers to a rlvll proceeding to test a Job contract of Ervln M. (.loci Sonrli's with Carrude I.uundrv and Dry Cleaners have been overruled by Circuit Judge uuvKi it. vanuenuerg. Tho proceeding was brought by R. D. Incnsee against Henries and his present employing firm. Huncr- lor-Troy I.sundry. Dick Maxwell nnd Oiih hiromore. attorneys for tiie defendants, demurred to Isen see's complaint, charging It did not show sulilclent grounds lor suit. With Uie demurrers overruled, the delendnnts have live days, until early next week, to make lorm&l uiir.wer to the complaint. Searlra originally worked for Cascade, drlvln" s Inundry truck and soliciting work In the Merrill-Mulln-'JuleluKO arm. A few weeks ago he terminated his work thero and went to work for Superior-Troy on the same route. I.vnxee brought the court pro ceedings to try lo enforce a con tract ho hsd with Searles. dated April 1. I04, whereby If the let ter's employment with Cascade wns ended he would not solicit and pick up laundry and dry cleaning for a competing firm. Isensee, through his attorney William Kuykrndull. asked a tem porary Injunction to halt Searles" work lor Superior-Troy. Judge Vsn- denberg has not luu4 the injunn. tlon. 1 Hans Norland Fir Intarsvnoe, 627 Pino 81. HEART ATTACK OR INDIGESTION? THANK HKAVKKfll Mo:t tUUckt rtjuitkwld tndlDU4n. Vlwn H iiribei. Uk Isllani UbltU. Th? contain the factcit-cllng OT'dlcln" known to Aoctnri for th rUl ol tHtUUrtlOt f b4 ftlaUUf dUUMi. 24. 17 Tagged On Jury Panel Bevenleen persons have been tabbed lor turv dulv to nil out the current circuit court trial punrl. depleted because innnv of those originally drawn w-ere excused Irom service. Tile 17, called to report to court today, are: Frank Bell, 4615 8. th: Olen llusklns, Merrill; Jean Severson, 4331 Clinton; Mclvene Nltschelm. Klnmalh View auto court: Henrv Nrwhouse, Route 3; Harold Dry den. 2111 Ilalley. Fannie Thompson, 1334 Owens: Hollo F. England. 2012 Main: Ice land Pope. Merrill: Homer Fills, M9 Eldorado; Robert Pctrik. Mer rill: Leon R. Andr:eu. Merrill: fi. C. Motley. 230 8. 1 1th. George H. Clark. 2C' ' - ' ') Dallon. Route 3: Eslln Klger. 4707 Clinton: and Doris Peyton, 4100 Summers lane. The original Jury panel, called for service last week lor Ihe De cember term of court which runs until next June, was composed ct 31 persons. 8-ven v.ere f.elec'ed lor tho grand Jury. 15 c!:cii'ed for the term, one excu-ed f"r DTe-rt-ber. Iwo not found. Only six re mained on the panel lor tho time being. 7 wnnne0 liilr Y FREE . mm n rue VapoRub Ti reflm ittrtts Bright cheerful... a gay bouquet for your table A!l lK charm f gardtn of tong ego traniplonttd onto th thin, whit trv china body of th Shtlttdg hap. With ytllew rem blooming prolvfif - thlt chrfvl paittrn bltndt in tlfhtr odrn or traditional tttin 5-PC. PLACE SETTING See thii lovely, new Syra cuse pattern ond many others in our mezzanine China and Glassware Shop! Open till 9:00 p.m. Fridays For Distinctive Gifts" YOUR STORE 721 Main Phone 4561 THE TOWN SHOP t$JJT.... FRIDAY NITE DECEMBER 7TH ...is your nite! MEN S NITE ! . . and we're here to help you with suggestions for the gift that will truly thrill! STYLE SHOW Continuous Showings 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. BLESS HIS HEART . AND JOLLY SMILE! . . . and here's where he's filling his pack. Seeing is believing . . . and it's worth a special trip down town to see the smart intimate fashions he's picking. ROBES DRESSES NEGLIGEES SWEATERS, SKIRTS LINGERIE BLOUSES HOSIERY JACKETS GLOVES SKI TOGS HANDBAGS JEWELRY Open Fri. Eve. 'til 9:00 SHOP THE STORE YOU ENJOY THE TOWN SHOP 500 Main Open Fri. Ere. 'til 9:00 key to someone's Merry, lrry Ohrista Hiis is the key to many things. It's the key to a Buick, as you may well guess. Its the key to power that is nimble and mighty nnd always alert -und to miles that are wondrously smooth and supremely pleasant. It's the key to a prized possession that will keep this Christmas joyous in memory for months and even years. And it's the key to sparkling eyes and happy smiles and delighted surprise for that very special Someone who receives it. Want to know why a Buick's key can work such wonders? Come in and find out firsthand. This, we promise, is one bit of Christmas shopping that you're going to enjoy. When you touch off that Fireball Engine that's a high-compression valve-in-head eight-when you set that Dynaflow pointer at "D" for "Drive" when you lay hands on that graceful wheel, ease into motion and feed the power you're going to feel like Santa Claus and all his reindeer as they skim through the air with the greatest of ease. This is a great car, a great performer, and a great buy. No need to tell you the shopping days till Christmas are getting fewer and fewer. There's no time like now for taking steps to make this a Buick Christmas. fir"' MrfuoH... frit, ml wMi rtmSM4 I. iwll.m mUh, smdtrt M KOAIHUsru, hmI mtrm m m Mtar Strim. KO OTHER CAM PROVIDES iU TBISi OVNAftOW DtlVE fKMU ENGINJ 4-WHKl COl SPWNGNG DUAl VENTILATION WSH-BAH fOKf FONT TOJQUf-TlBE OlIVC WHITE-GtOW NSTIWMf NTS DUEAMUNE S1YUN8 ooy Br eishe when trrm adtomoius ac imr tucr wu no thcm "Smart Buy's Buick" a r la HfMy J. TAVI Od, ABC N.IMrl, .v.ir MorJo, ...nl.g. 1330 MAIN H. E. 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