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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1952)
VIIUHSIMY, AI'HIl. 24, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON pag nvt Miivhn- Ulini Ion Hliu k, lormcr liiiuinni'i' il llio Kliiiiialli Ciiunly (.lianiMnr nt (.'iiinliirrco who has held n (tliiillur iiimlllun nt Ouilen, tlluli, for llui iut ynir, In til lake HVI'I' iihuimhcibIiIi) of lllll ldulio Kalla, Ida., (.Iiamurr ill Uuiiltntirco Jima 1. I.aillra-Auxiliary of llic Drollior linml nl I.o.omiillvci fimiiiaii mid KliKlni-Micn will liirnl 8 p.m. lonlulil nl llin C'oiniiiimlty tliill ul Ilia hiiunliiu project. Ilricivrrliif Jiihtmy Jiirknon, third iimdrr nl Burled lli'iirl. mm t Mr. mill Mra. Kvrrrll Jnckaon, JIM I HIMhm'. la rfiiivrrliiK I rum a tiiiinllli'Cloiiiy Aurll 17. St. I'ur fliilld-l'nal-KiialiT Tr will ho Bnliirilny, J.JO to 4:30 l in.. In m. I'mila Eiliol Cliunli I'arlah Hull. New Hnn-Mr. unci Mrn. William K Drown, Miilln. Iinve mi md llinlr nrw noli, Wllliim Cnrlnlon. Mm lllllo buy, flint child In the luinllv waa iHirn Monday nl Klani nili Vallnv llnnpltal. Mr. and Mm, Hriiwn lived lor n limn utter llirlr innrrlHKti at Fori Kliiniiilli. noine nl llrciwn'ii piirrnU. Mrn. Ciirlplnn f Hrmvn nnd tlto liilo Mr. Hrnwn, Kluiiinth eounlv pliiiirnri!. "Mrn. Iiinwn in Hip liiinirr Anirlla Cai.ka. Mnliiiiul KriiiidpiiriMilH urn Mr. mut Mrn. Anion Ciuka. Mnlln. ft1rrtlti( nil1 llelmrnll Circle. Mi'lllixllnt chill ell Will IllPPt fi i iii. Krlilnv nt Hi" lioiiir ol Mrn. Hub Norrln mi llir Trvnlnl HnrliiKi Jlimd. Mrn. Jiimrn llnrnrn will ulvc a nummnry ol Hie nUidy on "The Family." Illnraa Ward Imn hern received here ol the nrrlmi.i lllneiui In Med lord ol Kd K llever former Kliinmlli re.Mdeill. Klelver Imn lll nmlor nursery mid In nl'll confined to Hie hospital mid not permuted vlnltorn. lie was aaanrlalrd Willi Hie Klnm mh Mnelilno mid lx omollve warka when here mid now owns the Kllever mnrhlne alrip In Midford. Women -of Hie Moone, loduo No lin will meet ! : 30 n m. Friday nt llin Monnr hull for i pnllurk dinner for nil memlMTn mid their Innilllen. 'there will he motion picture and irnnien tor chlldieii. Illl Keeil The Uollen Aid ot the Mnlln Community Church l nil leudy lor the bin turkey feed lo nlulil t the church Dinner will be Mrvrd from & lo 8 p.m. Tlckem nre II 50 for ndultr. 60 cenlii lor children. Kverynne l Invited. Vmmt Malmnn t lul will hold dennert luncheon Friday nt the Ma fnnlr Hull nt 1 p.m. Committee nminbi'm in Mrn. A. II, I'.ppnr-i non, Mm. Oliver Bplkor nnd Mrn. Dorothea. Worlley. Cookefl Food Hule Women' Aasoiiliitlnn Jibc Meniorliil l'ron-hifim-imi :liiii'-li will hold n cooked lund nuln ut Hi'iirn Itoebuck Htorc lioin 0:1(0 a.m. Haturday, fciitutliiK liuinciniulo noodloa. HI. Harnahaa Oulld-W lo have n curd purlv at the purlnh hull III il.inmrll Vulley Balurdiiy nlKht. VUltlnir Day Hoonevelt Hchool will liuve n vIMlliw duv Friday. 11 30 lo 3:311 p.m. lor mother mid children cntt-rliiK n.hool next lull. tliilc A pre-achool clinic for M'hool next lull will be held nt llin lloullh Department Wrdncbduy, u ii a. in. Iloneymnnn Mr. nnd Mra droriin Hternecker, Brooklyn, N.Y.. lire ilue lo arrive here bv plnne today on a flvlhu honeymoon. Thev pin n to upend n tew dnvn hero with Mr. mid Mrn. John llownrd, Orclech. Mm. Hternecker la the Howard's niece. The plan to vlnll the I'ttclllo Norlhwent, nlartlnu oil wllh a lour ot Crater Lake tomor row. ItrnuMlcana-Wood ftlver Hull. iWomen'n Kepubllcun Clulj, inecln jtonluhl nl 8 at the Wllllnm l.or rn home. ChlliKiuln. Candidate 'lor puollc .illlcra nro Invited lo ul-'lend. Dxcellenl -l.t. Cmdr. A D Pnr ker and Chief I'cllv Otllcer K. Olhlut. U.8. Nnvy, mode a nuiir lirlv Innpecllon of the Klnmnlh Kulln Nnvnl Reerultlnn nlntlon Weclnenduv. Ilecrull'-rn AOO rrmik Itoemer nnd Fred Hrawiiinn ntoiKl pernonuel lnpectlon nhonrd llieir Million U. Cmdr. rnrker'a coin meiil "Kxccllent!" 'hlrman-nee Miller, diumhler of Mr. and Mrn. Lloyd Miller. 1540 lloiiiednle. Iiiiji been named tlckeln c-l.nlrtniin for the Junlor Henlor bull hi Orouon Btale Mny HI. In I'lay Deloren TliompMin ilnuishter of Mr. nnrt Mrn. Alex under Thooipmai. 3J7 Uplmm. trpll mnii In nhimnncv nl Orewon Stale, in In Ihe en-1 ol n play to be pie nented there May J-3. Male America n J.eiilon auxiliary rulrluk" Unit No lt. In lo hold it cooked Icod nulo Hnliirdiiy. 10 a.m. until 4 p. in., al Karl a Mur- knl, All atixlllury membnra art) urv.ed lo hilua noinelhliiu to tho HUlO. Fleeted -l.eluiid Chevne Ima been elected a dlicctor ol tho Klnmnlh County Chnmber ol Commerce, re- plnclnir Jou tileclo, who nun ro- hlKiicd. 'ihi. nirl Heonl iiliiiinliia bonrd ineetlnK will lin held HnlurdiiVf 111 a.m. to 2:30 n in. lit Fremont nchool. IteiiieKenlntlven from all Iroopa arc rcttunnted lo be pronont. Ilflm. Vram llnnnllnl Mrn. fleome Boyd, lf37 Knne Btrret, In recoverinti oner niiriierv ni nmne nth Valley llonpltul. Vlnllora allowed. vu, il,ii,il,lrUr fllwl Mm. I,. M. Prenlor., l,ebnnon. nend word of the arrival ol Kalhrvne Ann. i poundn.llvo ouncen. April a. tier I. ..!,, Klnmnlh Kltlll Ul Mra. Jennie Kendy, 2WI6 Blnbce. Newly Ornanled Merrill Mar- Ir.ern Club, flril meetlim rrldav, H n m. All Interenled cordially In vited. Peace Memorial Plans Benefit The Pence Memorlnl Church. 44.'ll fi. Blxth. will nponnor a pie nnd Ice cremn noclnl Friday, 7:30 p in., at the church Proceeda will no the Mariner n Club to bo lined tor church pro jects. The club will furnlnh the pie and Ice cream, home made. Entertainment will be turiiUhc.1 lor both ndiilta and children. Angler Nabbed By Officers Federal name olllcern Saturday nrrenled Chnrlea Knr Martin, 53, nt. 3. box 420. while he wun finn- 'Intl In cloned water oil the mouth lot Hie Williamson Klver. j In dlntriet court yenterdny Mar tin paid 30 In linen to Judne pro I tun Oeoriio Proctor alter pleading ; Kullty. Nurse Pins Go To Bly Women HLY A total of 25 women ol tho Illy coininunlly atteiled lied Crona ntirnliiK claaaea conducted by Mrn. jwyia rernimon 01 Kiainnin Falln, and 22 wero prenentcd plna lor compiniiiiK the courau. All 12 women iilteullii tho morn Inir china llnlHlnd with perfect at tendance, nnd Hi of the 13 In the nlternoon tin 1.1 alno h"d perfect attendance. A broach, icllt of both Clausen, wan Klven lo Mra. FcrgUKon by Mrn. Hazel Hamilton at the close ol the courne. Thono enrolled were: Mrn, Inez Orlllln, Mrn. Hazel Hamilton. Mrn. iierina Kenun, Mrn. Helen Paniecy, Mra. Dolly McUlunln, Mra. Allco lloyd, Mrn. Mulinl Wlnlleld, Mra. Dorolhea Urlnht, Mra. Mabel Bra dy, Mra. Sualo Kuhlman, Mra. Bev erly Bandberi;. Mra. Kltay Wlnnlng- ham, Mra. bllznbelh Hyde. Mra. Avln Kile, Mra. Norah Cavun, Mra. Kuth Hall, Mrn. Elba Tucker, Mrn. Lauretta Bmlth, Mra. Inez Obeli chain, Mra. Janot Bmlth, Mra. Bue Dceln, Mra. Elnlc Morrla, Mm. Del la Melnena, Mrn. Olive Hall and Mrn. Nancy Tlbbetn. Reames Plans Spring Dance Lant dunce of the year at Reamen la nchedulcd April 28. The com mittee headed by Mr. and Mra. 'loin Perklna, and aaalaled by Mr. and Mra. Cecil Drew, Mr. and Mra. Bill Whalen and Dr. and Mra. Rob ert Payne announce a "flprlng Oar den" theme, and atate that the clubhouse will be a bower of bios miiiih and flowers. Reservations to be made through tho club. Merrill Student Takes Sorority Virginia Reeves, duuuhtcr of Mr. und Mrn. L. E. Uneven. Merrill, will bo Initialed Monday Into Al pha Omlcron PI International sor ority, Alphn Rho Chapter. Minis Reeves, who In ntlendini; Orcnon Ktalc CoIIckc this yenr as a aopho morc la majorlm; In the school ol education. 'Hie pledges' philanthropic pro ject was to make doll clothes for the children at a near-by blind school. The children learn by dressing dolls how to fasten but tons and hooks. Alpha Rho Chapter, oritanlzcd In 1807 at Barnard CoIIcrc, Colum bia University has a new chapter house on the Oregon State Col lege campus. New 'Salesman Joins Firm TULELAKK Mr. and Mrs. Eu gene Oreshum have announced a new salesman on the atalf ol Orenh am Motora a son born at Klam ath Valley Hospital, April 22. The new arrival weighed 8'-i pounds and has been named Andrew Dean tor his late paternal great-grandfather. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Oresham, pio neer resident of Tulelake, Mra. William Hodgca of Merrill, Is the maternal grandmother. The new boy has three slaters Georgia Carol, aix-yeara-old and twins, Jana Lynn and Teresa Lee, lour. Lutheran Meet Opens Tonight The Pacific: T.nthprnn T nn convention la slated to begin the registration of some 300 youths irom urcgon and Washington hero today. Reiflstratlnn In t l Mun .1 the Lutheran Church ttinm tn. night, and with the exception of iour activities at the Klamath Ar mory all sessions will be held al the church. a maas rally to follow tonights registration will be addresaed by Rev. O. V.' Mngnuasen, Freano. Conference aesslons are sched uled for tomOrrOW Wllh a hannnl Id be held at the Armory in the evening, oaiuraay a acneauie calls for more study of the theme Prob- ARM & HAMMER SAL SODA CONCENTKATID Is completely soluble, no residue to clog drains, the cleanser that's kind to your plumbing, helps keep pipes open. OOUIll STIINCTN lems of Christian Youth Today with outlnga In the afternoon to OTI and Crater Lake. A massed youth choir la to pre sent a concert of Sacred mualo at the Armory at p.m. 8aturriav, and closing ceremonies are set for Sunday at the church. 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