Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 15, 1952, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI'lIKSDAY, ArMUL 13, IIF.KAI.I) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PARE F1VS Thru Turin Rho-nlila tftilnii 10 Central Poliil arc In rrpurl lor iirnrllcr Wrclncaday, 7 p.m. l lilt loop' hull. IMrri'hKiila Mael Plana (or thn July 4th ubnnrvanoe nml problem lit Ihp prmoiml properly Ux and hlinplllllnii arc oil Ilia (Iwkrit (or llir April nirollhii ol the Klamulh nmrcliatila Awrwlatlon, Friday, 8 a.m. nl Ilia Wlnrnm, announces 1'rank Drew, president. At Fort Hood-M-Hut. J II I'erry o( l.akevlew la aervlng with the Inl Armorrd Dlvlalnn In mllllary exer claes at Kurt Hood Tex. friendly :ri'le will Inert al the home of I,l7ln Utile. 244 Orchard Way. Thursday al 13:30 p.m., lor uotiurk lunch and buolneaa On Leave Airman Apprentice Klnyd Edwin Wlllllatch Jr., aon 01 Mr. and Mm. Y. K. Whltlatch Sr.. Mprnll, la home on a 14-day re rrult leave from Ihe U.8. Naval TruliUm Station. Han Diego. Upon completion ol hla leave Wlllllatch will report lo Norman, Okla., and thn Naval Air Technical Training acluiol there where he will underdo mi eight-week cotime. I.rilun Aoilllary - Klamalli Unit No. will hold a Joint potiuck din ner with Klamath rot No. a lo nlKhl al 6 pin. In the Vela Me morial Hall. l,akevlew Ponl mem brra will be guenla. Thoae not hav ing bpen contacted ao lar are asked to bring pie, cake or aalad. Fremont I'TA A meeting hna been aluled for Thuraday al 9:30 p.m. al the achool. with a ahort program on apeclal education to follow a bualneu meeting. The pro Brain will be directed by Mr. Iliiih Parrlnh. A Home Nursing ex hibit by Intermediate Cllrl Seoul will be directed by Mlaa Eileen IVwlng. and gradp achool mualc will be under the direction of Mra. Htanley Woodruff. Tea la lo be nerved by Mra. Dick Reeder. Mra. llaarby Bechen and Mra. Stephen Walker. Small children will he cared for In the Blrln' gymnaalum. Puna-Making -The Oregon Tech Home Extension Unit mcela Thura day. 10 a m., al the homa of Mra. tikeel O'Connell. The project for the day la purae-maklng. Membera are a.nked to bring their yearbook!, material for puraea. and table serv ice for the luncheon. Pelican TTA la lo meel al the achool auditorium Wedneaday, 2:30 p.m. Mra. Archie McClurg and Mra. Louie Orrell have relumed from Ihe PTA convention al Pen dleton and have their report to make. Second grade mothers will acrve refreshment. Square Danrlng-nl Elks lodce tonight, S o'clock. Otto Ellis will rail. Vlaltlng-Robett H. Lew la, Ala meda. Calif., la spending a week with hla parent. Mr. and Mra Bob Lewis, Oltne. Vlallora Mr, and Mra. Arthur Kimball.' Missoula, Mont., "are vis iting al the home of hla. brother. Mr. and Mrs. Warner Kimball. 481s Crosby. The FIracullve board of WSCS of the Plrat Methodist church, will meel In the church parlora Thura day. 1:30 pm. All members are urged to attend. Gueala from Medford over the weekend at Ihe home of Mra. Rose Keeaee. 334 8 glh were Mr, and Mra. C. C. Southerland and four daughters. Pamela, Lorqa. Linda and Kalhy. They were accompan ied by Mrs. Helen Keesce also of Medford. Better Emery Purdln who has been III with flu for soma- time Is Improving at hla horn e. 2246 Orchard. I'unirr piircins and inrndn arc urged lo attend the renuliir IMA aeiialon Wednesday evening lit Con ger school. Clnanrooiii vIMIntloii period between 7;IKanil 8 p.m. lo hp followed by a program of Intel' enl to all piuenUi (lueal Mrs. Ann Hlierldiin will lie hoalrna to Krillh Oiern. I'ort land, Democratic candidal lor Secretary of Blnte who will be here lor the Democratic club dinner, Thui'Mluy night al Hip Wlnnnn ll tel. Other Democratic- candidate! for Male and local oil Ices will be Introduced. Will Travel Mrs. Chorlea E. l.nr- kin, retiring pieni.leiil, of AAUW; . Mrs. William L. Wales Jr.. Incoin- j Iiik president: Mm. wniiirn uun- cau, social studins (hull iiuin mid Mrs. Paul Iltick. finance chair-i kin. reilrlng president of AAUW; I convention next wei-k In ciriiriiari. While north Mrs. Buck, chnlrmu:i of the Klamalli County Inlnnlllc Paralysis chapter will attend a meeting In Salem at which lime llie aub)ecl comhliiiillou vn- Indi vidual lund drive will be taken up by representative ol numerous organisations. i There Will he a panel iIImiih nlnn on rtcpulilli'un Presidential ' candidate. I a clock tonight ul Hie I Wlnema Hotel following a dinner meeting al t:30. The merllng n I aponsored by the Young Kepubll- cans Club. Returning Mra. Lillian Turn baugh. longtime resident of 'Mile lake who has been making he home In Eugene Is returning the Tulclaka la live. Damage Jury Hears Woman A Circuit Court (10.000 damage cull went Into Its i.rcond day tills morning Willi hearing of testimony by the plalutlll Mrs. Jane Wild. Delendant In Ihe case. Consumer lli'iillng Co., la' accused Willi iieii llueuce In en accident Aug. 30, HMD. from which Mrs. Shlel claims liilurvY 'I tin coiuiilulnl charges negligence hi maliileiiauco of a plunk walk over construction at 7lh and Main His. where the del"ndiint company wan doing work to underground pipea. Mra. Hhllrl claimed Inltiry when she fell Into un open dllch. Juror picked Monday allernoon lo hear the cose were llreer Drew. John l.arsen Jr., CVirl Krel, Lesler Oflleld. Charlea B. Iluhn. Doris Peyton, Canute 'riioinpson, u e n Adnlr. llnrold L. Dryden. L. A. Murphv, Dcd llnnncn and Stanley HaJIceK. L. O. Hliemore is auornev ior ihe nlalntlll and Richard Maxwell and Urd, Ooddiird for the defend- ant. 4-- , iu i u j i aye Vll I Noted Comedy "Oeo. gc Washlnnton Slepl Here." comedy lhat look New YorK by i storm la a bucolic episode which , chronicles the tribulations of a lumlly man who craves and gets I . ( i if-" t a Utile place In the country to call his own. The record of the Fuller family. Newton, his wife, Annanelle and their daughter, Madge, will unfold lor a Klamath audience Thursday night when the aiudent body of KUHS present the play. The family hypnotized Into tak ing over a wlndowlesa, waterless, almost roofless house has trouble pile on trouble climaxed with the usual mvaaion of iveekend guests Curtain time In the high school auditorium Is 8 p.m. B. B. Blomqul.Ht Is directing, :(lflH .11 WVJ .11 I 1 1 K . t VJ 1(11, IBcapple and were designed by Rob ert niicifuiujA, ucau ui mo arb uo-partment. Nineteen students are In the cast. SAIGON, Indochina, I An American legation source aald 23 young Vietnamese are awaiting exit Dermlts lo go to the United States under scholarships grants or for professional activities. WURLITZER A eaaanlfkant ' Ian. Many lately styles in4 finishes ta hH from. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. : 120 No. 7th Aircraft Tax Due April 30 April 30 in the deadline for registration ol private aircraft to avoid having them taxed as per sonal properly Slate law stipulates that private phmf!. may be registered with and llcriuird by Ihe Slate Board of Aeronautics III lieu of personal properly asaeasment. Ihe registration cost Is based on Die weight of Ihe plane. 2.000 pounds and under t6, over 2,000 pounds 110. ' 'J AT CAPT. MICHAEL FIELD ING, author, commentator and adventurer, will he the Klamath Falls Knife and Fork Club's next speaker, appearing Wednesday eve ning at the Willard. His topic will he "fax Ameri cana." This will he the last Knife and Fork session of thu season. In lloapllal Velma Toyrrn, buy er and manager gl the yardage de partment Miller's will have major aurgery Wrdneuliiy al Hillside hos pital. Heller Word lias been received thai Mrs. Olive Van Kirk, manu ger of Miller's foundation depart ment Is recovering rapidly In Ml. Zlon Hospital, San Kranclsco, fol lowing a serious eye operation friends may reach Her wllh carun at 38:10 Lyman lioud. Oakland. Uho will be away for several werks. Tea honoring the Worthy Oram! Matron. Alice Robinson. Independ ence. Ore, Saturday. April 19 al the home of Mra. George Dlmbut Wi Eldorado Ave.. Tea hours 2-4 p.m. All Eastern Star members are invited. The Annual pre-school clinic will be held In Malm In the grade achool, April Id. All parents are urged to take children for a rhpek up. Tran.iporatlon will be furnished If needed. Flvln Hark Pall O'Connor. I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O'Connor, called home recently by the critical Illness ol her mother at Red Bluff, will return lo her claws al 81. Marv'a. Notre Dame by United Airlines Wednesday. Mrs. O'Connor, a patient In Mercy hos pital for several weeks, la Improv ing. Other membera of her family, her husband and daughters. Kath leen and JUarilou have been at her 1 bedside. Dad's Night Annual Carnival. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.. In Sacred Heart Academy auditorium. Spe cial booths and entertainment. Wednesday Club 81. Paul's Epis copal Church meela Wednesday, 8 p.m.. In the Parish Hull. Allamont Home Extension I'nlt first lesson In square dancing for j beginners, April 17. to 10 p.m.. i Ir. Allamont Junior High Gym. j Membera and friends Invited. Talk Scheduled On Enforcement Bud Chandler, in inager of Sta tion KKI.W. will -(peak to Uie Klumu'h Falls Kiwanis Club on law enforcement Thursday noon. Dick Muguire, manager of Sta tion KFJI. will act as chairman jnf the day. The law topic haa been 'chosen particularly because of the idea thai certain lews are not en lorred here because Uie people of Klamath Fulls don't want them en 'f( rcrd. Thai Idea was discussed on a recent "Build the Basin" program. I. HAVE FOR TRAINING TAPIEH. Formosa ' A group of Chinese Nationalist Naval olllc lera lelt Tuesday lor 12 weeks advanced training on Guam as part .of the U. S. mlllis.'V aid Drngram ! lor Formosa. The. number w as !not reported. Glidden Paint April 11 to April 26 MISS .FATAL HOLIDAY KINGSTON. Jamaica, n Six holiday excursionists were ' killed and 43 Injured Monday when their truck skidded and hit a tree. Monday, Aeril IS, If 2 Several limit colches of fiih were reported lost night by Klomolh fishermen. Eugene Prouty was reported lo hove caught the limit on fish weighing lifleen pounds. He used angle worms for bolt and fished at the Keno power dam. Fred Cornell, using worms ind fishing ot the some ploce, caught two five-pound troat. Tuesday, April U, )2 Bert Hall, proprietor of the Hall Hotel, recently presented the Bert Hall basketball trophy lo Ihe grade schools of the city and the 1929 winners. . Fremont tchoot. Mr, Hall acted through the chamber of Commerce ond wot also donor of Ihe cup, J. W, Peak physicol education di rector of the city schools, accepted the cup In beholf of Fre mont school. Fremont plovers were: Jack Knight, Jerry Kostlcy, Norton Taylor, Rex Homokor ond Roy I,rue. Wedaesday, April 17, 1929 At 0 meeting of the Klamoth post of the American Legion last night, plons were loid for a Legion Smoker on Moy 7th. Members of the Tuleloke post hove been invited os guosts. Doug Puckett was loto to the meeting on account of catching 0 large fish in Ihe Klamath river which lowered the water by two feet. His wife wouldn't clean it so ho hod to remain ot home ond do so. Thursday, April II, 1929 After o 9000 mile motor trip which included Florido ond Cubo, Mr. ond Mrs. Eorl Shepherd have returned to their home in Ihls city. They hove been touring since the first of January. Mr. ond Mrs. Shepherd said they found the weather perfect In Florida ond the more they thought ol the cold weather in Ihe north, Ihe more they enjoyed llie tropical weather. Friday, April 19, 1929 -The Colonldl Boll, annuel public affair of the Eulalona chapter of the Daughters of the American Revo . lutlon, will open this evening at the Willard hotel. Special lea ture of the evening will be Ihe Virginia Reel lo be danced in costume. Mory Alice Reed, Mrs. Alice Moore, Miss Goldie Lewln, Mist Helen Abbey, Mist Margaret Bowncss ond Miss Dolsy Porkt will be costumed at gentlemen, Mrs. A. J. Voyc, Mrs. G. Terrlll, Mrs. Thelmo Bradley, Mrs. Foye DeSpain, Miss Betty Romsby ond Miss Virginia West will be costumed as ladles. Saturday, April 20, 1929 Miss Delia Hawkins has been nom- Inoled for the position of senior woman on the Greater Oregon state committee. She It the doughlcr of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Howklns of this city. " THE "Insure With Landry" LIABILITY FIRE Y V. T. Johnson, John A. McCall D. L. Thomai AUTO PROPERTY 419 Main Strtet Phont 2-224 mm al"". V srniBROOK STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 16 Pr.at oa go Hon of Sprsd SATIN, tho 100 lotta EmvUkm point. 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