nERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
FRIDAY, FERRUARY IS. 1 052
PAGE FOUR
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By MYRTLE WIMER
Old friends residing at other
Klamath county points -as well aa
In Fort Klamath, will be grieved
to learn that Mrs. Edna Pomeroy
is seriously 111 at a hospital In
Portland, according to word re
ceived here by a dear friend, Mrs.
Raymond B. Loosley. Mrs. Pom
eroy, iormerly Edna Norrls, Is one
o( the real oldtline Wood River
Valley pioneers, having In the early
days owned and managed a com
bined drug store, confectionary
and variety store In Fort Klamath.
Her husband, Ed Pomeroy, also
a well-known, longtime local resi
lient, died two years ago.
After visiting here for two weeks
at the home of former Wisconsin
friends, Mr, and Mrs. Marvin noe
der and son, Clark, Mr. and Mrs.
Art Schneider of Merrill. Wis., went
last week to Mcdford for a visit with
his cousin before going on to Cres
cent City and Brookings on a busi
ness trip. Returning here Thurs
day for a further stay at the Roe-
tier nome, on i-naay me ocimei
ders aril another former Wiscon
sinlte. Charles J. Bricco, spent the
day in Klamath Falls, and on re
turning here In the evening, Schnei
der was suddenly stricken with a
. severe attack of the flu. his tem
perature soaring to 103 degrees
Friday night. However, at this writ
ing he is reported to be slightly
improved.
Mrs. Frank Edwards was con
fined to bed all this week with
the same malady, and was just
barely able to be up and about on
Saturday when her husband came
down with the flu. Another local
person suffering from this preva
lent Illness is Audrey Varnuni, who
was also 111 In bed all the past
week at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Varnum, but
is getting stronger each day now.
Friends here are sorry to hear
that Mrs. Albert Bricco Is ill at
the Hillside hospital, suffering from
a nervous breakdown. She and her
husband are former local residents
of many years' standing, and are
now living at Williamson River.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kendall
were absei this past week when
they enjoyed a trip to Dayville,
Ore., where they visited with his
brother, Bill, and family. During
their absence, their home and chil
dren here were cared for by Mr.
and Mrs. Lew Yearicks.
Going to Red Bluff last week
to attend the Hereford bull sale
were Fred Pope, Stewart Nichol
son, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nich
olson. Already in California, where
they are spending the winter and
also present at the sale, were J. P.
McAuliffe and son, Joe. Loren L.
Miller and son, Loren L. Jr., and
Mr. and Mrs. William Zumbrun.
Patrick J. McAuliffe of Klamath
Falls, son of J. P. McAuliffe of
Fort Klamath and Cottonwood,
Calif., also went south to attend
the stock sale. With his wife and
family, he is spending the winter
in Klamath Falls, where the Mc
Auliffe boys are attending Sacred
iiean Academy.
Mrs. Raymond S. Loosley. lead
er of the local 4-H cooking pro
ject, has undertaken a drive in
this locality to collect used cloth
ing for needy Korean people, in
which all the girls of her group
ar participating. Any item of
clothing which is wearable may
be left at the Ft. Klamath Garage,
articles left there to be placed in
a large box and turned over to
Mrs. Loosley a the close of the
drive. Local women are asked to
look over their wardrobes and do
nate any kind of outmoded, un
wanted or worn clothing to Mrs.
Loosley and her 4-H club girls for
shipment to the people of war-ravaged
Korea, where they will be
put to good use and gratefully
received.
' Wood River Valley In wintertime
Is beautiful In the daytime but
on a moonlit night such as this,
the evening of Saturday Feb. 10,
the sight is just plain enchantment.
Ringed about with a wide circle
which some say presages a storm,
the full moon looks down from the
star-studded luminous siy on the
acres and acres of ranch land
.wrapped In the calm and quiet of
a perfect winter night. Despite the
mild weather prevailing since Feb.
1, several feet of snow still covers
the floor of the valley, where it
was piled up to a record depth by
the severe continuous storms of
December and January. A suc
cession of crisp, frosty nights and
warm days of brilliant sunshine
have been enjoyed so far during
February, and has caused the snow
to melt somewhat. The unbroken
expanses of pure white snow cov
ering ranches here sparkle in the
moonlight like diamonds, while the
encircling lofty mountains with their
peaks and evergreen trees mantled
in glistening white keep their silent
everlasting watch over the Wood
River valley. Off in the distance
is heard the weird howling of coy
otes, their barking and yipping
lending an eerie touch to the other
wise serene quiet of the moonlit
winter night. Although lovely at
all seasons of the year, in winter
time the valley has a special ap
peal which somehow cannot be
compared to its undeniably beauti
ful aspects during spring, summer
and fall. City-dwellers may scoff
at these bucolic sentiments, but
most of us who are privileged to
live here the year round wouldn't
trade the peace and quiet of our
lovely valley for the hustle and
bustle of city life ... we love
it here in the Wood River Valley,
its "wide open spaces" are for
us, especially in wintertime.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle B. Thorpe
Sr., left last week for a month's
visit with their son. daughter-in-law
and grandson, Mr. and Mrs.
Earle B. Thorpe Jr. and son Jackie
at their home in San Pablo, Calif.
Nine members of the University
of Arizona basketball team earned
All-State honors while in high
school. . . .......
Painful cramps of "Monthly Periods" stopped
or amazingly relieved
In 3 out of 4 cetet in dociori' own tests I
Women and girls who
suffer from those function,
ally-caused cramps, back
aches and headaches of
menstruation who feel
upset and irritable on cer
tain "particular days"
may often be suffering
quite unnecessarily I ;
Such Is the conclusion
from tests by doctors in
which Lydla E. Plnkhams
Vegetable Compound gave
complete or ttriking relief
from such distress In 3 out
of 4 of the cases tested!
TmI Medical evidence shows
Lvaia flnkbam a tnoroughlv
modern In action. It exerts
remarkably calming effect wonderful
Dairy
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By MRS. VIRGIL 8CIIMOE
Ada Flackus of Roseburg arrived
In Klamath Falls last weekend to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Flackus, 1S34 Applegate
Ave, and other relatives. Friends
are glad to hear Charles Is feeling
much better after his recent seri
ous illness.
Clifford Sewald and Curly Walker
made a trip to California last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schmidt
and Billy Hayes of Klamath Falls
were business visitors In Dairy and
Bonanza on Monday, Feb. 11.
Everyone is Invited to vote for
the king and queen candidate by
coming to the King and Queen of
Hearts nance at we Bonansa liign
school gym, Feb. 16, at p. m.
and dame to the music of the Ore
gon Hillbillies. Crowning the queen
will take place at 10 p.m. Re
freshments will be served. The (
lair is sponsored by the Bonanza
Parents and Patrons Club.
Candidates for king and queen
are Mary Chains and Irwin Crume;
Marilee Kyser and Howard Koer
tje: Catherine Dearborn and Bob
Walker; Marie Lee and Dale Rob
ertson. Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Gordon
and son, Jimmy, of Dunsmulr,
Calif., spent the past few days
with Mrs. Gordon's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Butts and broth
er. Billy, of Dairy and her sister
and family the Bud Browns oi
Kiamaih Ialls. They returned to
their home last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmoe spent
Monday in Ashland with his father,
E. B. Schmoe, and other relatives.
E. B. Schmoe is reported to be in
i ailing health. His sister, Mattie
Borland, of Grand Junction. Colo.,
has suflered a heart attack and
reported not Improving as last as
she should. Mrs. Borland has visit
ed here often, the last time in 1949
wnen 6he spent the winter here
wun relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Woods 0f
Klamath Falls spent Sunday with
the Philpott family of East Dairy,
and Sunday evening m the Clifford
Sewald home.
Mrs. Norma Haskins has been
assigned leadership of Uie 4-H
Cooking Club. She has seven mem
bers. Their first meeting was held
Tuesday, feb. 5, in Bonanza school.
Friends are glad Olive Fraley
has again been able to return to
her work as second grade teacher
ni x3uimua aucr iiiisins several
davs last week due to injuries re -
ceived when she fell from th ton
at Bonanza after missing several
ceived when she fell from the top
of her basement steps to the bot
tom on sunaiay evening. She was
hardly Able In et arnimri.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Butts re-
ceived an announcement In the
mall irom Mr. and Mrs. rorman
(Buster) Brown of Hillsboro, that
tney are the Darents of their first
child, a daughter, Shervl Carle,
born Jan. 30, 1952. Mrs. Brown is
the former Patsy Williams of
Sprague River and Norman is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Brown
of Klamath Palls. They are all for
mer Bonanza residents.
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By MRS. E. R. NELSON
We have jumped out of winter
weather into balmy spring weather.
The days are warm with lots of
sunshine which seems good after
the rugged weather of the past
month.
This tiommunity Joins with me in
extending deepest sympathy to Mrs.
Lottie Simms and family of Crook
ed Creek in their bereavement, the
husband and father passing away
Friday. Mr. Simms was well-known
here, 'especially among the grang
ers. Among those attending the March
of Dimes dance in Paisley Satur
day night were Mr. and Mrs.
George Carlon, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Carlon, Glenn Harvey, Garry ad
Clarence Nelson, Mr. and Mrs.
Prank Graves and Mr. and Mrs.
Max McLaln.
Mr. and Mrs. Davie O'Connor
were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Lynch Wednesday afternoon.
ine basketball game in Silver
Lake Friday night was well attend
ed. Players from here were Alvie
Ivy, Jim Carlon, Clarence and Gar
ry Nelson, Vernon Maw.
Attending from here were Mr.
and Mrs. Alvie. Ivy and family,
Mrs. A. Deboy, Mr. and Mrs. H.
E. Caudell. Mrs. Colleen Hurley,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carlon, Mr. and
Mrs. George Carlon, Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Jess
Penington and family. The Silver
Lake team were winners by a score
of 38-35 in a three-minute overtime
period. LaPine was the opposing
teams made up of former basket
ball players.
Square dancing and lunch com
pleted the evening's entertainment.
iteguiar session of the Grange
was held Saturday night with a
very good attendance and all offi
cers present. Grange was opened
wun me oincers' seating arm. Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Carlon, Vernon Maw,
Bill Foree were obligated in the
first and fourth degrees by Master
George Carlon. Dean Harris gave
uie secret wors.
The main toDle of discussion was
the reshingling of the Grange Hall.
Minor repairs were maae to. the
roof Friday by the committee ap
pointed, consisting of Frank
Graves, S. D. Harris and Jess
Penington. An offering was taken
up for the March of Dimes Fund.
Square dancing was enjoyed by
mose present. Mr. ana Mrs. Frank
Pitcher attended from Silver Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Harris and
Mrs, E. R. Nelson served the sup
per.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Elder left
Monday morning for Eugene for
chechups from their doctor there.
iney went to Klamath Falls and
visited friends Monday evening.
Prom there they traveled to Mvr-
tle Creek to visit Mrs. Elder's son,
Sheldon Moss, and familv. Sheldon
has been quite 111. They plan to
on the uterui teithout th
ust o fMln-deadenlnff drugs!
Tha effectiveness of Lrdls
Plnkham's needs no proof to
th. mtlllona of women and
girls whom It has beneflud.
But how about you? Do pou
know what It may do for you?
Take Lydla Plnkham's
rim
(Mil
inrougn in. monin. Dee 11 .
pou don't get the same relief vjr7
from the pains and weakness r ,
oi --inose aaya i see n you
don't feel better beore and
during your periodl
Get either Lvdta Plnkham'n
ID
Compound, or new, improved lydia Pinkham't
Tableu, with added iron I has a Quieting-
If you're troubled with "hot effect on the
Itaahea" and other functional werine eontrne-
dlstreas of "change oillfe" (loin (ee chart)
you'll nnd Lydla FlAchua'a u'ltchotencauae
for that, tool
vneiutruat palnl
iWestside ;. a
By MRS. MERLE O NEIL
The local Farm Bureau met the
evening of Feb. 6 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson.
Present were the following mem
bers: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peay and
family. Mr. and Mrs. William Sun-
det and family, Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Stover, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Han
sen of Lakevlew. Roy and Bob
Peterson, the host and hostess Ray
mond and Ardelle Johnson.
Following Uie business meeting
Mr. Lee Hansen t local County 4-H
club agent! showed an Interesting
film concerning soil erosion and
the results. Mrs. Johnson served
delicious refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Iltntt and
family of Fossill, Ore., were Y1.-II-ing
at tile home of her sister. Mrs.
and Mrs. Leo Buck and iuiiiily
over the weekend.
Waller Lightle of the East Side
was calling on the Bill Batman
r'amuv on x to. a.
A farewell party was given Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Christensen In honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Norrls Christensen ns
Norrls was to be shipped out for
overseas duty. Relatives present
were as follows: Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Christensen. Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Peay and sons, Mr. and Mrs.
Hyrum Christensen. Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Powell of Fort Bidwell, the
i h" 'd his w ife. Mr
i a tii rv nitric a:lltwltivaii ill
and Mrs. Norrls Chislensen of
Fort Lewis, Wash., the host and
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Christ
ensen. Sunday dinner guests at the Ed
Garrett home were Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Buck and familv. Mr. and Mrs
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ana uie w uarreu iumii.
Mri."ndMrf' Oeorge Fenunore
and Earl Hawk were called to The
Dalles Inst week when they re-
celved I news that their mother had
passed awav. Mrs. Hawk was un-
j go, ou uie uuiire aueiiueu
" ,ml?;','uj . . ,
,Mrs- cl'de Fenunore Is home
I V , ? i. V t-V ,V & T
tion lasi weea in a n..amain ran
hospital. She spent four days Uiere.
and upon her return seems to be
feeling fine.
Relatives who arrived at the Joe
Martin Sr. home over the weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. Tony Mell and
snn. Mrs. Anfleln Birandie and Ma.
..it nf urtmanlA Tn
ii o,',h ir ntori
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'ONeil were calling on Mrs. Grace
I Williams in the Thomas Creek area
-
on Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Howard of
Klamath Falls were in this district
I "o. n, as mey nau 10 inoe
cattle.
Harold Shults and Ed Garrett
were amone those attending the
stock sale Wednesday at Klamath
Falls.
Mrs. HBrrv Kolb was honored
with a surprise Birthday dinner
on the. evening of Feb. 6 when a
j , i i
group 01 ineuas urecicu i n
bounteous chicken supper ana oirin-
day cake and all the trimmings,
it was a complete surprise to Mr.
and Mrs. Kolb. Those participating
In .hi affair H.r. Mr O nrf MfS.
Lloyd Warner and family, Mr. and I
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ner ana iamuy, air. uuu ,
Warner and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Buck and fam- j
Mrs. BUI
Ity, Mr. ana Mrs. tawin ouiiue. :
and family oi Laseview, ir. ana
Mrs. Pat Albertson. Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Sundet and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Buck and Dick and
the honored couple, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Kolb.
A lamp was presented to Mrs.
xj. nrt Mr. .lees Roberts left '
last week for Oakland where Jess j over the weekend, before they re
had an appointment with an al-1 '"ed to Klamath,
lergy specialist Tne Union Mothers Club met at
Mrs Lettie Ashcraft called on , 'he school on Wednesday afternoon.
Ernoor07 mimre FH'U' "' i MrsSCCtnrTepeavhCOWC1o!e ffi
lernoon. . M trQ ri r Q nro,.h v ceA,i
Mr. and Mrs. Merle unci ano
family accompanied Dy Mr. ana
Mrs. John O Neil of the East Side
attended the stock sale .in Alturas
on Saturday. Others from West
Side who attended it also were
Mr. and Mrs. Koss roster aim
family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hawk
and tons. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moors
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Batman and
Maudie who were accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lightle and
daughter of the East S'de. and
H. R. Christensen Jr. who had
trucked some stock down.
DCS, OUWH. I
Friends were saddened i to learn
of the death of one of our oldest
West Side residents, Mr. Quigley.
who was the father of Mrs. Loy
Lamb and Clarence Vandiver. He
had lived on the West Side for
many years until he suffered a
stroke a few years back and de
cided to move to Lakevlew where
he would be close to doctors. His
exact ge is not known but he
was past 90. Burial was at the
West Side cemetery Feb. 11.
The Pie Social which was given
at the Grange Hall, Feb. 9, to
benefit the March of Dimes, was
considered a huge success. A good
crowd was In attendance and the
pies were sold rapidly. Every one
seemed anxious to bid on them
for such a worthy cause. Auction
eers were Ed Sundet And Harold
Shults. An oven dressed turkey
WAR donated bv Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
.nrr Trace which was raffled off
at midnight, with the lucky winner
being Mrs. Joe Marun er.
Mrs. Coral Hill, who was chair-
return home late In the week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Harvey
were called to San Francisco by
the death of Mr. Harvey's brother,
who had been an invalid for years.
They planned to return home Sun
day. Sympathy Is extended to Mr.
Harvey and his family.
The dance scheduled . at the
Grange Hall for Feb. 16, has been
postponed until February 23. There
will be a short grange session first.
As we mall our news copy Feb.
11, It Is rather disheartening to see
a decided change in the weather
with overcast skies and a light
snowfall.
IF YOUR CREDIT'S. GOOD
. . . it's good with us !
Painting
Body and
Fender Work
Motor Tune-up
Anderson Auto Service
632 Walnut r By the Post Office
Ilv ("OKA l.KAVITT
Mrs. UeleQ Lcbow Is hero from
Bumcy. Calif, visiting relatives
and Iriencls before going on to
Portland lor medical care.
Cecil Haley has returned home
from a Klamath Falls liospltul
whore he spent several days with
Vernon are alsu much Improved.
Mm, Nenl Jones recently re
turned from Utah where she visit
ed the Henry Morgans and visited
her new griimlsun. Mrs. Morgan
will be remembered na Eleanor
Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Johnson visit
ed tile hurry Fnutcis on Thurs
day. Mrs. Sadie Bray Is in Falon,
Nev., visiting her daughter, Mrs.
M'lson ami iuiiiily.
Dave Meeker suffered n broken
ankle on Thursday when his saddle
'' '" rolled on him. Ills
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Mr. and Mrs. Owen People were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F.w.
lirown and Minim o Unwell Val
ley on Friday evening
Mrs. Annio Cllne is here from
Alturas visiting her niece. Mrs.
Florence Horn, and other rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. Olive Fraley Is back teach
ing the second grade after being
ubsent lor several days siifierlug
from painful bruises suflered In a
an down some steps.
Mrs. Bobby Miracle tiuiglit the
second grade during Mrs. Fraley 'a
absence.
Margaret RodKcrs spent Tues-
day mulu in L:
anseu vaiuj nun
tilt- leavut familv.
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Every one is reminded of the
d lg u,0 ,.Swcci.
,leR,.t B ,v bv Plu,,nts ,lml
Patl.011s ailb. km ,,d queeI1
wi be choscl, hat J, ,, ,her)S
wiU bo woll(lerfu, d001. pn2t.s )d
Bral,d muslc uv the 0rt.g011 ,
u,ii,.a B
; Frauds are hnppv to hear that
Mrs. Birdie Burke is home from
,)lc hospital in Klamath Falls. She
"' oe 111 wheel chair for scv
era! months but Is happy to be
home Mrs Bmha Vinson' Is stay,
U1g with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pepple took
;Small Pam(.la Jeall l0 PofllHni t0
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man of the affair, nrraniied a mn.
I sicul uroul-am hv thu rhddfnn ,r
Hits rilstriot whieh un o,-..,,itu ,,.
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Wed. Special thanks Is extended!
to all who helped make it a sue '
! cess, especially the Fitzgerald or-
cnestra who donated their music
: lor the dance which followed.
nir. aim Mrs. Lloyd Warner ac
1 companied by Mrs. Leo Buck made
business trip to Klamath one
; day last week.
. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tracy and
' Phoenix. Ariz. Mrs. Tracy nnd
: cnnnren ten Monday to accompany
her parents that far ns they were
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live and as soon as he sent word I
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to that effect they moved down I
" 1 k ,i yi . , oow"
too. We wish ttiem lots of success
in their new venture,
Mr an1 f,. T An
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Mr- end Mrs. Les Pardue and
farnUy were Saturday evening sup -
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cooner and
dnughter were overnight guests ol
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tracy an, I
family on Feb. 8. They are now
making their home nt Klamath
Falls where Betty is attending OTI
and taking a business course. Thev
visited other relatives in Lakevlew
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Nelson. Mrs, Leo Buck, Mrs. Mac
Richardson, Mrs. Rod Cochran,
Mrs. Bil Batman. Mrs. Lynn Tom
lin. Mrs. Harry Crowl, Mrs. Merle
ONeil and Miss Florence Morris.
Mrs. Fred Nelson served delicious
refreshments of Valentine Ice
cream, cake and coffee and hot
chocolate. Mrs. Ernie Geirsdorl
was co-hostess but was unable to
attend. Mrs. Coral Hill and Lee
Hansen were invited to Join lor
the refreshments as they were at
the school for the purpose of or-
nnl7infr a d.W I.amh flnn
j - motored to
Klamath Falls one day last week
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Lanfear of
Burns were visiting at the 'home
of Mr. and Mrs. Merle O'Nell and
family on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mulkey
and family motored to Klamath
Fulls Saturday. Their son, Ray
mond, has been ill. He attends
an.
Mrs. Ed Garrett has been quite
111 with the flu. Her many friends
are wishing her good health again
soon.
Walt Thompson came home Fri
day night. He and some other men
have been making posts up at
"Little Muddy."
Insure with Hans Norland and
BE sure. 627 I'lne St. Phone 2-2515.
litre Work
Mode Easy
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ADDING MACHINE
Lleclrfo or Hand
l.ltl month's rental Is applied lo the
purthaae price.
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Pioneer Utticedupply
Phone 1115
Motor Overhauling
Clutch - Transmis
sion and Radiator
Repairs.
see the doctor. They will visit the
Bob Popples at Seaside and the
Cliff Popples at John Day before
returning home. Dick drove the
mall lor several months while
Owen Popple was III.
U Malm . j
Ilv MRS. JOK IIUOl'MK
Malm members of the Daugh
ters of the Nile who attended the
monthly luncheon of the Nile Club
nl Jcnrds In Klamath Falls were
Mrs. Byron Johnson, Mrs. Ethel
Hamilton, Mrs. Harvey Clug.ilon
and Mrs. Joe lliilotisok.
In observance of Boy Scout Week
a Cub Scout display was placed
In the window of Kullna's Market.
Various things tho boys have made
are part of the. exhibit. On the
last Friday lu February the an -
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Miillii Chiircli
main tnuriii.
A large number pf students In
hnlh urmln mri h uh Ri'hnnl hnv
been absent from school due to
a-
been absent from school due to,
Uie recent flu eiildemlc
UlO ICtCIll IIU CpiULIllH..
Attending the Bull bale at Red
Bluff this week from Mulln were
Mervyn Wilde, Hill Rnjnus, Louie
nuiitm, tvnii . til oil, tj mi,
Reber, Piuil Petrnsck. Rudy Jell
nek, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Smith
and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Suty.
A meeting of the Past Mntrons
ri,,h was held Thursday evenlim
Feb. 7. at the home of Mrs. Charles
Hanillion. Present were Mrs. Bv-
ron Johnson, Mrs. Joe Ilalousek,
Mrs. oeorge Kelterelh and Mrs.
Lester Schreincr.
Members voted to serve supper
, th1 KsU.r da
mice wil cn will
be held nl the Broadway Hall.
Tho next meeting will bo at the
home o( Mrs. George Kcltcrctlt.
The Malin Home Extension Unit
met Tuesday evening. Feb. 4 at
tho high school. Tho Demonstra
tion of "Planning a Step Saving
Kitchen" was given by Dorothy Tol
kill of KlamtHh Falls.
The members voted to send a
potted plant to Mrs. Teresa Mc
Comb, who Is In the hospital.
Those who attended the meet
lug were Jean Freeman. Ami Lu
hodn. Vloletle Kunz. Bonata Mau
ney, Emma Mnrclock. Gladys Raj.
nus. Mildred Rajnils. Agues Stey
skul, Elva Smallry, Gertruda Hen
derson, Helen Hnjniis, Mildred
Helm. Mtidred DoUry and Viiglnw
1 RltlllUS.
I The next meeting will be on
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f
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111 making purses are asked
10 cn" 201 or 374-
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iSUngeli Valley 'll
By COKA LEAVITT
and Mrs. Wes Dearborn.
"a VU7 ,u.
"in. w.viti.n". n.. ..
Elliott Houses, they also spent two
""Vs t Tuleinko with the Pete
hv Ivos
A 1 r
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Smelcer
spent Sunday in the Kogue River
viiev
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rire and
1 Mrs Keim Rlcn Sr FrU)liy eve.
children of Mulln visited Mr. and
mng.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Seater were ,
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Ross of Klamath Falls on lues
day evening. i
Mnynard Hrlcslscse who Is sta
tioned In the Navy at Bremerton
spent last weekend wllh his par
ents and other rclntlves and friend. '
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett' and
family and Mrs. Louise Fetl were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Jack
Wcimer and son. The Ray Mar
chants of Klamath Falls were af
ternoon guests. On Sunday evening
the Burnetts and Mrs. Fett visited
ihe F. W. Brown's and on Monday
evening thev took Mrs. Felt lo
visit Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith J
Sr. Walter Smith Sr. eclcbrnted
his birthday on Sunday when Mrs.
Smith had all the children and
their families for dinner. I
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith are j
enjoying a vacation trip to Grants ;
Pass and Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ilitson went
as far as Grunts Pass with them I
on their way to their new home
near Sacramento, where Keith will
be stationed for a year. Mrs. Jnck
Weimer and son spent the week
end at Grants Pass with Jack and
the Russell Welmers. i
Bob Spears. Yale's 1951 football
captain, is the number one man
in the shot put and discus events
for the Ell track squad.
WHETHER YOUR HOME IS OLD OR BRAND NEW - WHETHER IT IS BUILT OF
WOOD? BRICK OR TILE - WHETHER OR NOT IT HAS A BASEMENT . . . YOU
CAN SOLVE YOUR HEATING PROBLEM FOR ALL TIME WITH THE MYSTER
IOUS ADVANTAGES OF
Liiiifini l nil if nn m-inii i ii'imti ilm i in iiii)
lOMI'I.AIMr. til. Ml
rtvri W. C'hnpmnn va. Virginia C.
OiNiimnn, uil for Uivnrr. t'ouul mar
rlnl hpt. M. IU4II, Unto, Nv. I'hamt
cruelly. A. C. Y Nil tit, IUrnty fur
pUtntitr.
J. I Krllry vi. r. M rulknrr ami
Stmttvy T. Koran, doing lnialni ai
Klamath Poultry parnu, till! to col
Irri tULHUd. Wllh Inlet fM Ihvraim at
Ix per rani from Nov. JIT, lint Sid
ney Tltwina. annuity (ur .taiiillfr,
Wllhtir FKHntan Nva Mi
ni mi v. Ida Curliall, at al. uli lu
he I tie teal prmiarly claim and tllla
A, C. Vaden attorney lor plaintiff.
Weather
Western Oregon Mostly cloudy
Friday and Saturday. Occasional
! ""'," 2 " f'JS f iEVS.
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' M rrldiiy and 60 to BO Satui'
'day. Lows Friday night 35 to 4
1 'Not ""sleiiy winds of 6 to 15
miles nil hour oft const, becoming
variable Friday night and northerly
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iW iiui iiivusieriy ouiuillliy.
v. ,,.,. i.,i.. i...i..
r.astut II Oregon Mostly cloudy
- . j)l.,.1..ri,. .,, n.--H
.Miow flurries or light ruin showers
Friday and Friday night. High both
I days 35 lu 45. Lows Friday night
ig jQt
Grants Pass and vicinity
Mostly cloudy through Baturdny
with occasional showers Friday.
High Friday 50. Low Friday night
38. High Satin day 65.
24 hours lo 4:30 n.m. Friday
Mat. Mill. J'rrit.
Baker 30 15
Bend 4 1 J8
Eugene 4!) 44
l,n Cirande 31 'M
Lakevlew S5 17
Medlord 40 40
North Uoiul 61 44
Ontario 35 28
Pendleton 43 32
Portland 43 30
Roseburg 64 47
Salem 44 40
Bolve 33 28
Chicago 31 25
Denver 31 21
Eureka 63 60
Los Angeles Cd 45
New York 36 31
Red Bluff 64 47
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imperative that it be serviced regularly. We will pick up
and deliver your car
so why put off
your car in top
most.
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COmtrORT that
Peyton and Co. Is anxious to explain the revolutionary, newly engineered principles that
have moved the Coleman Blend-Air plants SO FAR AHEAD In the field of home heatinf systems.
Come in or phone RIGHT NOW . . . TODAY . . . for modernlxatlM plan. Plan COLEMAK and you
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Annual Sheep
Meet Feb. 21
LAKEVIEW Tha Fremont
Sheepmen's Association will hold
it annual meeting Thursday, ret).
I'l. at the Lnke County Chamber
or Commerce office, beginning nl
10:30 a. in. It was announced by
County Agent Elgin Cornell, sec
retary.
The Fremont Sheepmen, nn as
sociation of wool growers who hold
ginsing permits on the Fremont
National Forest, win discuss grim
ing problems, elect their ndvlstny
board and discuss ginning prob
lems, elect an advisory board and
discuss plans for the 1061 rain
sale, which will be held in Sep
tember. Waller Leehiiinim Jr. Is presi
dent of the association. In tho past
few yenrs, this association linn
been meeting In conlunctlon with
the Lnke County Stockgrowers As
soclntlnn, but this year they met
srparutely in order lo have ndo
ouate lime lor their own discus
sions. San Francisco
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Htatv IndiHlrUl Acddeul Commliiion
Pavil i:. dunk, Chairman
j-ai r-i! Np my
Nolle - l herehy given that the
' iinderdgned has been appointed axet u-
rffrra.fd. bv tha Circuit Court or
I Klamath County. Oregon, and that all
I Drtuit having rlatrn agalfiat eald
! lata of Jecaaaed are hetrby noil-
(led lo preet tha tame to aaid a
01 rt'Utriv at I Malltaaa llutldina. Klin
.13 ' ath fall. Oregon, together with pnitt
vuurhert, wiihin tlx muniiu oi inr
del f IbU nollr.
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what you know is very necessary to keep
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lgVliVA thai you can finance any or
nnwif
all
ONLY Vx Of 1
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COSTS SO
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