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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1952)
TIIUHSDAY, Willi, .'), l!)r.2 -11UUI III IIIIU HKflAU) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FM.lfi. OTIF.GON PAGBTWKNTY-THREB ' FIRST ill lino nf expi-fted "big I'Mjcrs" this .season was Mrs. . K. Davis, I4.'!0 Clu'cnsrpiiiKS Dr., wlio.se Iter! Hampshire hens, not a year old, have laid a half dozen ees like these tliiee inehes Ion" and weie,liinf four ounces. Paisley v Summer Lake J - .. . i'.t lly MIIS. I'. It. M l. SON An rnlciyiililc unity vim lirlil at lie litnlijsc Hull .-ialllldiiV liluht ncl one will lie "I'll Cicl lly,' a icchnicolnr in(.v:r. Mr. unci Mrs. i.uiili lliuiincmcr iciurncd Wcdiircdav Irani Kurcka, Cchl.. where tliry h'til iono hnut.c htiiillnu. Hi uiiiirtni i' plans to ko Hilo hu' lnr- i there n noun art their living cuartcr., err varitlen. I heir Ity MICH. I i.VI'K till AMIili'lTH The lilahwiiy hetween I.nltevlew 1111(1 l.lll'llIC JUHCli'lll Is clo.'ICd to all he u v y liiiiillny, I.'iihI llmlln havo been placed on Ilia hliihwny duo to Ilia had cuiKlitlcin 01 tnc roatm. A iiiiixliinim combined vehicle nmy wciulit ;io,000 Ibn. A iiiHxIniuin iiliiKlo axln nmy wulitli 11.000 Inn. 'Ihr condition of Trniy Blnlr who In confined nt Ilia NiirMnic Home In l.iikcvlcw Ih vciy iirnve. I"1 been In I.iikevlciv Ilia pa.il RlX watkn tor medical cure. Mrs. Murvln Walker who Is vary III nt til" Lukevlew hoipltul, In to Im tiikfii to I'uilliind lor iurlhcr treatment. A. J. Dunn, Incut Chevrolet deal er, Is ici'ovoi lii Irani a aevcre at luck or I rin. Jla aluycd nt the Lakcvlew Hotel while receiving 1 1 j r 1 1 1 : i I iild but was nhla to return to hln home line Tuesday. Mrs. Kdnn Ijunn who wax re turned lo the hospital three weeks nuo niter kulfarliiu a rrlapsa Is iiluwly recovering. Mrn. Dunn Is to return lo her home In a lew daya. The Adams Mill began operation Monduy filler brum clor.cd down rilnce In to in October. The mill employs about twenty men. l.o'.tidiiK operation are at ft Miindsllll due to the heavy snows. Alonzo Vciion went Ui Monday Willi Hie Idea of opening up the log Ming load and lound nhout 18 inches ol snow. Clcorge fclocr dnwc lo Iledmond Krlduv brlmilng Juily buck with lilni. Judy had xp'.-nl her .prlng vacation with her limit. Mrs. Bud l'ollnuk end family. The talent .huw at the school Wcdnci.day cvenlnii brought out one ol the lamest crowd here lately. The proiiruni was well rendered and much unknown talent ws dis covered. Mis. Rlch.ird Italian cap lured Unit prize wild her vocal i.olo and Garnet BUIr ftnd Phyllis Jiiluisnn took liri.l in Hie group slug- inir with their duel. A vi.-.ttlnic trumpet I.aiicvlcw bchool was I predated. 1 A i.chool inri'tniK was held Thurs duy evcnliiK, Mitrrh 21. to dlscuf.s Die liuducl for the cominit year. i l he budget was voted down two weeks no and li to come up ! attain nex. Friday lor another vote. 1-IT.e budel prepa'td was consid ered too hltih by inimv voters. Olnv lliniiiiiiion drove over from Vullev rails 'Inei.div brltiKlUK Mr. trio from highly ap- TORT KLAMATH I lly MVII'ltli WI.MUt j HpendhiK the weekend an hou.'.c Hucsts of Mr. mid Mrs, Robert Cnblo were Mr, and Mrn, Millard ! HrliM'oe of MontcsHiio, Waih,, the two women being sisters, On leav-! Inn here Bunday cvenliiK, the Hris-1 cocs went on to Kluniuth Falls Uj aee other relatives bclorc returning 1 to tlieir Home in wirjiinKion. Other vltiltorn at the Cable home , this week were their daiiKhler and her two children, Mrs, George ler, her daughter llarbara and non Ilooble who left VVedner.day for their home at North ilcnd, WaMi All of the out-ol-slate vlnllom arc former residents of f ori Klatnalh, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Noah had as their Kunday kui sIh their son-in-law, daughter and Utile grand daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Muurlcc Benedict and daughter Ncdra, who drove up from Klamalh Falla lo upend the day at the Noah home. Mrs. Benedict had recently re turned from a trip to Ban Dlcgo, Calif., where she saw her 17-year-old twin sons, Lawrence and Lloyd, who were at that time stationed there with the U. B. Navy but have subsequently been transferred lo thlp in Ban Francisco Bay watcrn. Glad to be back home are Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ycuue. owners ol Denton Park, who arrived here lust Huturday evening from Los Ange les, where they npent the winter. Enrouto to Ft. Klainiith, Ihey Hopped at Banta Monica, Calif., where they enjoyed a visit with two pioneers ol the Wood Hlvcr Valley, Mr. and Mm. II. B. "Ben" Loosley, now retired and making their home at Banta Monica. Little Danny Brsnliani of Bly was taken lo his home in Bly on Sat urday by his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James Van Wormcr. ac companied by their son Douglas. Danny Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Branhani of Bly, and had spent his week'a spring school vacation with Ills cousin here. Alt er staying Saturday night at in Branham home at Bly Uie Van Wormers returned here bundny. Both men aro alale highway lore- men In ineir respective locumlcs. Joan Loosley In spending the week's vacation from Oregon Blale at Corvallls with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Raymond B. Loosley, at the Loomey ranch. Business visitors here on Monday weie Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Jacob of I'riiievllle, who own a cattle ranch at Bcven Mile, wel of Ft, Klam ath. Conrrd Hlicllund wan passing out cigars lo his iriends here on Mon day, in celebration of the arrival of a baby daughter, born Haturday, Mar. 'li, nt Klamath Valley Hos pital In Klamalh Falls. Mr. and Mrs hhelinnd live at Klamalh Agency, where lie Is employed as limber scaler by Hie U H, Indian Service, and the lamlly of Die young couple now numbers two lit tle daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Van Wormcr and family ol Crater Lake National Park returned Sunday eve ning to their home there after en Joying a Miowlcas week's visit at San Jose, Call)., with her relatives, 'ihey were accompanied on the trip and visit by George Woodley, ware houseman at the Park. Walter F. Bcthuine of Klamath Falla was a business visitor to the Modoc Lumber Company's 7-mlle camp on Tuesday, Attending the wrestling bouts Wednesday night at the armory In Klamath Falls were the following lans: Clay Thomas. Edward "Bud" Strong, Diane Bechtel, Leonard "Socko" Smith, Clifford Engle, Charles J. Bricco. Harold Wlmer land son Don all of Fort Klamath; George Woodley and Charles John son of Crater Lake Park. In the Interest of the State Game Commission, by which he Is em ployed locally, Jack Thomas made trips 'Diursduy and Friday to Mer rill and Bly, respectively. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gray moved Wednesday to the egg-taking atation al Spencer Creek, near Keno, where they will spend a month while trout eggs arc being taken from the fish trap located there. Gray will act as watchman there during his absence lrom his regular duties at the state fish hatchery located of Crooked Creek, south of here, where he has been employed lor many years. Mrs. Joanna Taylor relumed home Wednesday from a ten-day stay at Boswell mineral springs, loentel near Drain, Ore. Going there to bring Mrs. Taylor home was John Acomb, who made the trip by car, Roy Wimer and Buster Knox were here Thursday, visiting rela tives and friends briefly while look ing over the logging situation here abouts, with an eye to finding out when woods operations will com mence. Botn men are former resi dents, having moved lo Medford last numincr. Wlmer. who owns his own logging truck, was working for Tommy Fisher In logging at the old Yawkey tract northeast of here. where cutting and hnulimr had lust got underway nicely when halted summarily by deep snowfall in early December. From present Indications, It would seem that spring logging op erations will got underway here soon, as the heavy snow has been disappearing at an Incredible rate of speed during the past week of balmy, spring-like weather. Now It Is even possible to see fences which were burled under' the balnaket of snow all winter, and the ground Is also visible In places with patches of green grass showing once the snow has gone. Frank Btrnhan and Mra. Van Wormer attended the Mrs. James Joint council meeting held Thurs day afternoon at the home of Mra. Dwlght Klrcher In Chlloqitln (or leaders. Interested parents and sponsors of the Blue Bird, Camp- fir. mni Ifnrlvnn lil. a..!.. han Is advisor of the Horlio'n club oi f i. rwiumaw ana wnnoquin girls, and is also assistant leader of the Inrnl Rlnn RirrlH whrw lMri la Mra. Van Wormer, 1 2 3 4 SPECIAL FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL .. . CHASSIS STEAM Remove all mud, etc., from choisis ond fendert WASH Car completely end thoroughly washed. VACUUM interior of car completely. POLISH With Cadillac "Blue Coral" treatment. ALL FOR ONLY $23.00!! Use Our Easy Budget Plan Anytime IvVHY NOT UNDERCOAT your car at this same j and save $$$$$ on this car saving service mm i. mum time .lor.-h wn.-n M; and Mr-,. II. !,.,ildren renamed v.Mh'tliclr ureiid- !"d Mrs. Hnrrv Reed f'-r a visit CBIHICII imnolril i:ielr ll.ill Killer. I ...rem-. Ml n,..l Mr. Ull Ilr .ollren Hurley, a lit) n Miimi-e vrV- u.;,jr ,,rv w,.f) ,.,. i rtltdiiv lilitlv. 111- nrra'.lon belli; i . . ,. ,. , ;yj" " v,T:Z irrr pie en. Hlver I ske nmrsdi v v ere Mr. and Hie e.u,enil,r,l ij.ir t-i wing ' Map- iMrs. II. C. Haines, Jcs Penliis IV Hliliirtnv" to ,i -r nn her lair 1 1 , umiiv. Mr. and Mrs. Bud irrlvul and the surprise was com- 1 r.rm and euesi:i, Mr. and Mrs. line, 'II'- evcnihii was ipenl , Walter Lllleiitluil. inuitie iiiiiruiK aim iiayiiiK iiirir, til report n K"d lime. Al mid. light a politick supper whs served 'licludlll a bllt'tdity c:-fcr aili lit ream. Atlriidiiu: limn Silver I.rkr tera Mr. and Mi.. Pcie Gruber ind Mrs. Outlier's mother, Mrs. fiinmons: Mi. and Mr. I. uie Hen lersnn; Mr. and Mn. Ilcnnv Crow ev: Mr. an.i Mn. Prank I'ltcher uid son. ('nil- Mr. end Mrs. Iluv cll Emery mil son, Verlrx. Mr. .ind Mrs. Walter l.llirnlhal ove been gtiesls of Mr. mid Mrs. .rs Elder i-iid Mr. and Mrs. Bud fernoll the past week, Their home at 1,'uos Buy and Ihev are lust :rturniug fium trio lo Mrxlco. I Manv while cece were seen flv iiii; In this t if u th rai'l few days, i Mr. end Mrs. liriineit, Swaniou reiiirned Tiie-dav lrom where Ihev hnd koii- to attend the wrd-lmg of tli"ir granddaiiitliie' . in nne Keir er .f Madia to Don l.lnd iiuist of Corvallls, March 23 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lynch and Mr. and Mis. Dea'i Harris were bovine- s vi .itorj In Lakcview Wed ucsdny. Clareiice Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Davie O Connor and Dan Ninia'i al , tended Hie tr.lenl !nw nt Rnlslcy I school Wedm sdav nirht. Frank Omves look Ins daughter, Mrs. Hcward Nel.on end children with Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Conlry. Mr. Reed who ha-, lieen very in l,e pa-- lour nionihs Is gradually reioier)ni! Iiu. he.iltli althoiiKh still verv weak. Mrs. (,'lvde nra'iilette who list, been troubled wll',t a, clrrulnllon Kllment Is recovering the life of her hands and able la get her news nut fg.1111. 'Jhe film rlinwii nt '.he Ana Hlvrr no their home al We.-lsldc Sundav ichoolhouse Thursdiiv evening was iollouim- a vuit n. the Suiiiiner "Mret Mr. Dor." utarring Oir'l,akn Lodite with he- parents. rtpcr and Barbara Rlanwyrk. 'Ilie Mrs. George Carion was hostess o the Home Economics Club at Cnrvallls her lion.c Thursd.iv i-.ltcrnoon. March 21. The bu-m-ss oi ine ciuu was taken care ol nni was followed by a social hour. Dessert and col lee were served by the hostess and the next iiitetlng was set at the home cl Mrs. Alvi Ivy for April Jt. Mrs. I.oii.s Biunncmer was a guest nt ih iiitetlng. Bill 1'oree, game commlMsion em ploye, spent the p.i:.l weekend with home folks al John Dav, Ore. Gordon Withers and a friend from college, who spent vacation here,' rrturned to Corvnllis Sunday where Ihev are tiludctil.s a. OSC. Regular church service was held In the Episcopal Church Sunday. March 30. Refrigerator and Freezer in One! De Luxe Combination Zst R Refrigerator Never Heeds Defrosting! 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