WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 10.12
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SZVEN
Klamath Lutheran-Hprrtal I.en
tell service Tliurnday, 1:U d.iii.
Ilrnerve f.'orua Military poller
ctiiiipniiy brliiR lornirtl. Iiilei-enterl
i ciYons aluiulrt roiilui't M-flct, Wll
i,am A. Ven.cy, iS'i Main St.,
phone 1700.
r'rlrinlly Circle -Luncheon and
luiiiliwtin nirHliiu 'Ihurailnv, 1:1:80
p.m., Hi Hie home n' Knlhryn till
Iiiirm, 3144 OrcdiiHlirlngs Drive.
Prosperity Itrlirkah MMt
TlMirnriny. p.m., In a regular
liualnera nenMon.
I Irnt rrrabylrrlan Ilunrcl nt
Truuteea In lt inrnl at the chinch
tomorrow, 7:30 p.m.
VI. Mom 8lntor Loyola Mury.
Muter l'Tniurt M.iv mid Mildred
(Jralna ol Miirylhurnt College,
Mnrylliuriil, Ore,, met villi aenlor
Itlfili school i Hi Monday nt Hin-red
limit Academy mid pre "-nted in
intriFHtliiK colored I'lm of iiludenl
lllr at Iho coHeirc. Thr-V aHi met
with Muryll'urnl alumnae dnrinu
Ihe duv, nnrt ,11 t lie rvetilim were
lelrd nt dinner In tlw Alphn Apart
mrnln by Mi-' Mnrv Ann Nlrhol'.
Itulli Cnnv and I'n'rlclii Kennedy.
Merlins '.Inn I.iillirran l.adlra
Aid will nir'l at Hie church. 7:30
p.m. 'Ihurnittiy.
Savmr l'li ITC llowird K.
niioniiiaon. Uiiiiiminr. I. licliilnii
Shasta PTA
Holds Meet
The regular meeting of Hhaila
PTA. March 21), al lh arhnol. was
railed 10 order by the president.
Mm. John lilry. followed bv Ihe
tlaii aaluie Ird by Nancy Klcldr.
and niuMrol program prcenled
Ix tht 4ih grndea, under Ilia dim-lion
ol Ml.-. Mabel llannon.
The following officer wire elect
ed to nerve lr !he year lH5:Mltt3:
Mra. John In.-.ley, President; Mr.
Heroin Ore-del. firm vice nrril.
dent: Mr. Kenuelh Ramaey. aec
ond vice prer.Uleut; Mra. Ralph Ful
ler, het-rrtnry; Mrs, lmogene
rionlhliy. treiiaurei.
Mra. ln-lry read and dlM-u.'.ned
two nue.itlon.i taken from the que.v
lion box
Itep. TA Cieary spoke on the
school reorftuulrutlon bill.
Mm Henson'a room won the
room count, with 47 per cent ol
lllr parent prer.cnl.
KollowliiK the meeting refresh
ment were served In the cafeteria
bv the second grade molhera, Mra.
Htuarl Halslger. Mra. VI. H. Mar
chant. Mra. Elwyn Moore. Mra.
W M. Crumrlne and Mra. Herbert
)ollard.
Coroner Gets
Skull, Bones
A humim akull. and what ap-
fienrs to be two human thigh
lone, will he turned over to the
County Coroner, Sheriff Murray
tRrdi Brlttnn mi Id today.
The kkull and bones were turned
over to the Sheriff by George Kcil
ling of Poe Valley yesterday.
They were lound In a dlirh on
the Relhng place by 14-year-old
Brnnev Seaberrv.
Sheriff Hellion said Ihe bones
might be remain ol an Indian
burled In that part of the country
year ago. The skull was Intact
except lor Ihe lower Jaw. and a
dozen teeth In the upper Jaw were
atlll In good condition.
The thigh honea, If Iho.ie of a
person, Indicated a person ol big
nature.
Have the) taxpayers thousands of
dollars in Korea. He la a member
of Ihe Will Hlunnl Construction Bat
Inllon v.-hlch in engaged In reclaim
ing uein wire and cauie strung
by the. IlKlilIng forc.en. Today the
battalion liaa recovered 3M mllea
of field wire and nilles of cable
v. or 111 $107,000.
Ill Charlea Curd, manager of
the hew Cenlrall.tid Service Bu
rea, K9 ID. Main entered Hillside
hospital today for treatment ami
the ofllro will be closed until fur.
' tlicr notice.
! New llov-Mr. and Mrs. Hurry
Wlard, IU23 Wlnrd, have received
, word ol the blrlh .-,1 a son to Mr.
and Mra. Vernon Wlard. son and
tluugliter-ln-lnw, Miuch 30 In Uen-
!ver. 'Ihe little boy has been named
lltobert Bruce. He welched In at
pounds, II ounces and has a broth
er Ronald lour-ve,irs-old. Young
IWIard. former Klnmnth Falla re.tl
dent, Is majo-lng In hotel manage
inent at the University of Denver.
I Looking -Robert ferry. General
I Delivery, Phoenix. Arlr... han writ
ten the local Red Cro:.s seeking
information on hli mother. Mrs.
1 Martha K. V e r r y, a brother-in-law,
Mult Gardiner and Gilbert
Bruce, believed to have worked for
the Ralph I.. Binltli Lumber coin-'pi-ny
al one lime. Perry Is a World
War I veteran and has loM track
I of bin family. Anyone knowing
the e pen on i when ibev lived here
' or where they went to please write
Robert Perry.
nic Bum The Phoenix. Ore.,
rarden eluli will hold a flower
show, ftvle show and open house
Sunduv, Anrli II at Hie CommiinMv
I Hall In Phoenix. Theie ol the
show la Whisper of Bprlng.
I Navy Man Harvev P. Collins,
nisehml't a mate fireman anpren
i tire, USN. son of Mrs. Vernle Col
ilim riome 3. Hex 408. Klamath
Fells hn gre dilated from the Naval
'achlnlst' school, Greut Lakes,
III.
Al Home-Mrs. Joseph Bellottl
la recovering al home. !I407 Want
land, after major mrgery at Hill
side llorpltal.
Wednradav Club- St. PauPa Epis
copal Church will hold an all day
luminac 'ale Friday and Satur
day. 418 Main.
Cenger-Kal'vlew Home Exlen--Ion
Unit will meet. Frldav, 10:30
a in., al the home of Mrs. Gene
Woods. 7502 Oregon Avenue. Mrs.
George Buckner and Mrs. Robert
Reddard will dennmsuaie nuw
making. Pollock at noon and child
care provided.
Chains Needed
In High Passes
KALKM Ti MotorlsU should
.. .it. i in u'lllmmett and
Hantiain Po-es becaiie of packed
snow, the Oregon ingnwsv vum
nnrsloii wan.ed Wednesday.
The ronunlaslon "ld Santlarrj
Pai.s ha-flvei Incliei of new arvow.
while Wlllaniette Pnas haa twee
Inches.
The RomePrlnceicn and Jonn
Tiav-Bnrns Hiuhways were still
blocked bv high water.
Fgmm af aia nina
feeV
Sentence Told
In Sex Case
nobert B. Krai, 18, of 251B Eber
leln Ave,, was given five years pro
bation this morning In Circuit Conn
on charge of contributing to Hie
dellminuency of a is-ycar-wu bo-
nnii7,a girl.
Krai was arrested March 21 oh
charge of child stealing but the
contributing charge wa brought
back by the Grand Jury. He was
accused of taking the girt to
Wheeler, Ore,. March II, and t"
Ing on a ranch with her for pbout
a week.
In other court action, Dclmar
Russell McMullen, 32, was sen
tenced to three years In the Ore
gon Slate Prlaon on charge of for
gery,
McMullen was returned here from
the prison after ervlng time on
charges of obtaining money by
false pretenses and larceny by
bailee.
PVT. BERT BAGLEY
(above), son of Mrs. C. N.
Doty, 1344 Etna St., is com
pleting indoctrination at
Lacklaiul Air Force base,
San Antonio, Texas.
Fire Destroys
Ranch Property
TUI.ELAKE-A wed fire on Ihe
W. G. McClymouds ranch. 3':,
mllea Irom here, r.-.nsted a pig
about 2::ifJ p ni. jestepiav. detrovfu
feme hav t;hedn and damaged a
milk hoir.c. A large number of
other hovs penned In the aheds
were driven lo aaltey.
McClvmondi and bin son, Bob.
were burning a dll-'h bank when
wind came up and whipped Ihe
llamen into the buildings.
Both the Tulelake city and rural
fire equipment answered the call
eavlng other nearby buildings.
ny JKAN OHIONs
Programs for the girls Icnuue
i.prlng formal, "Symphony of the
Sea," were on sale today and will
continue to be sold tomorrow and
Friday. The sale being held In the
i students room at 12; 30, the price
being $1.20 each.
Dai.clng to the music of the
Starllghters dance band, directed
by LaMar Jensen, the nf fair prom
jlses to be a large one. It will be
thin Saturday nignt in pelican
Court for ell KU girls and their
dntcs.
A nominating committee of the
I girls lengur. Including the officers
tit the club and the president of
Ihe five divisions, met yesterday
morning during their activity peri
ods, In order lo chose nominees for
ihe three main league offices for
the ensuing year. Two girls were
selected to run for each of the
three offices, and all of the girls
will be given a chance to nominate
their choices for the officers al a
regular meeting next Tuesday
morning.
men for their next years' classes
and schedules will take place at
that time.
First lunch bell rings at 12:S9 at
noon now and all odd numbered
rooms may be excused lo eat at
that lime. Even numbered rooms
are to be excused at Ihe usual 12
o'clock time.
This minor time change la trying
to elcmlnate the congestion and
rush in the halls, and In the cafe
teria at (hat time. Hps program
will be In effect ih rmitrh ll.ak iaL
mice of thi torm. ?i .
Gentrat
Hans Frcl
BOOKKEEPING
Service ,
1214 Sa. 6rh haa l-Oltt
No activities were allowed during
I the homeroom periods Uila morning
land there will be none tomorrow
idue to the fact that registration of
the Juniors, sophomores and fresh-
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IMlif llo,ti7
Friday, Pelican Theatre
8:00 P.M.
Rafael Mendez
World famous trumpet soloist . . in concert with
KUHS Band and
A Cappella Choir
Proceeds from the concert will qo for the purchase
of additional uniforms for the KUHS band.
Reserved Seats $2.00 Chamber of Commerce
General Adm. $1.50. Students $1.00 Chamber,
Derby's or at the Box Office
Dave Alexander
In Hospital
Dave Alexander 34. Klamath
Fall. Is a patient In Stanford uni
versity hospital. San Francisco, fol-
..itu.l k..n BitrBfrv Tlies
0IIIK Hl".n " ' - --
I day. His heart, on the wrong side
of me ooay naa ucch
since birth. ....
His wife Sally. Is with him. He
Is the son o( Mrs. Edith Alexander.
Portland and lias a nroincr, nou
Mlcn livlnv here
I Alexander was employed by the
'Klamath Billiards.
2$ 1eaM lya
Mandar, Aaril 1, 1 92V The annual operetta, "The Pirates
Doughler" prorni-.es lo be belter than ever before, by Ihe
Klamoih High School music department. Those In the cost are:
Joan Robertson, Harold Robertson, Dick Currin, Wesley Guder
Ian, Gerald Von BuiUrk, Helen Gregory, Harold Kohn, Don
Harlan, Herbert Graham, Belly Zimmerman, Moryellen Brad
ford, Jock Harlan, Jcon Frorer, Ben Wilson and Greer Drew.
Tuesday, April 2, 12t A social meeting of the Klomath
County Nurses' Association was held last night ol Ihe Klamath
Volley Hospilol. About 30 nurses were present. Plans were mode
for an entertainment lo be a feature of Ihe next meeting. May
I. Miss Deno Mololore, Mrs. Poul Sharp and Mrs. I. A. Towey
were named for the entertoinment committee.
Wednesday, April 3, 12? "Vocolionol Service ol Ihe Rotary
Clubs" was Ihe subject of o talk given by Rev. J. Henry Thomos
ol Ihe reoulor Friday luncheon of the Rotorians Ibis week.
Election of a new beard of directors was Ihe order of business
for Ihe day, ond Ihe following men were elected to serve this
year: Glenn Howl, C. H. Underwood, R. R. Mocarlney, Arthur
Wilson, T. B. Wollers and Chorles Martin.
Thursday, April 4, 1929 Reoulor meeting of Ihe Klamoih
and Lake County Medical Society was held ot the home of Dr.
George I. Wright this week. Dr. J. R. Borr; Dr. G. Adlcr ond
Dr. F. C. Adams gave interesting popers. In attendance wore:
Drs. H. Brown, L. D. Gass, E. D. Johnson, E. D. Lamb, G. H.
Merryman, G. A. Masscy, C. E. Morrison, Roy W. Oldcnberg,
W. T. Rogers, C. V, Rugh, G. Stearns, Paul Sharp ond L. L.
Truax.
Friday, April J, 1929 A spring program of music will be
presented In the largo room of the Womens' Libroiy Club by
the Library Club. Mrs. Burge Mason and Mrs. John Bedford
are to be hostesses for the afternoon, Those on the program
are: Marjoric Olds, Eloise Mclnlyre, Kolherlne Walton, ond Mrs.
A. J. Voye.
Saturday, April 4, 1929 Mrs. Wellington Templar entertained
the Happy Hour club on Tuesday ot her home. The afternoon
hours were spent In on Informol monner, Mrs. Carl Sondell,
Mrs, R. A. Emmltt, Mrs, W. D. Cofer, Mri. Jennie Hum, Mrs,
W. Poul Johnson, Mrs. W. E, Beck, Mrs. O. M. Hector, Mrs.
E. H. Lawrence, Mrs, George Humphrey and Mrs. W, J, Stein
men enoyed the afternoon.
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