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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1952)
TUKSDAY, MAY 20, 1l).r2 IIK1MU) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVE rrcnintrri-Ornruo W. Iteaunu, mn ol Mr. and Mrn. CI. II. RcnKan, Wl Arlhur bt.. hns recently born promoted lu htl. Nut. Koniian Ik Willi a Utli Dlvlrlnii mnclllno nun tniiipnny In Korea. WHCH Mrctnw scheduled lor the flrnt Methodist Church parlor hursdny, 1:30 p.m. Mrn. K. M. l.ubb U In IrnU the dcvotlmmls mid Mrn. 8. P. Jones present the I'Minn. Mm. J. C. Hunt, Mnrtlia Circle, nislatnnt hostess. Unturned-Mr. mid Mrs. M. K. Nwndoimis, tlirir dnuKhlrr Deny Hmlliin mid Mr. nml Mm. Iloli Nlcodcmus Iiuvo returned Iroin hposnno where tlirv attended funeral services (or Urn mother ol Mm. M. K. (lire) Nlcndcmiia, Mrn. CI. F. Htllwnll, Mnv 13. Mrn. Hlllwcll visited here several veins ino but hud bum mi Invnlld lor smne (Imp. The widower mid Mrn. Nlcodnnus lire the nnlv survivors ru'ept the RiniKlclillilreii. Injured Mttrl Jiuili r Iltirke, tliumhler ol Mr. nnd Mrn. Mluui llurke, Bununr.n, aufforcd a broken nulil uriii when nhe tell from a horse- nt Hie Iniullv home. Hie arm broken nenr the elbow. Janice ti tnken to the Hillside hospital wllh slluhl conciisslnn also nnd win rolcssed Into Mondny. Win Is til pro-school nue. Tulrlnkn Community (iulld llc ulnr meeting Wednesday, 1:30 ti ni.. In the Pretibvterlnn Church Annex. Mrn. Cleoriie Mrlnlyre. Klnuiath rails, will be guest anenker. Wrdnendny Club Ht. Paul's Epis copal Church meets Wednesday p.m.. in the narlah hull. Poppy Sale Klnmnth Fnlln rlerans of Foreign Wnrs Auxll Inrv will conduct their venrly Popov sale Friday mid Bnturdav. Mnv 23 mid 34. Penpr Pickup All membern of VFW Auxiliary ere nnked to pick mi their popple nt the VFW Club until S p.m. Thurndny, Mnv 72. Leave Over Vlrpll llnnann. non of Mr aist Mri. Henry Hnnnon 3027 Allnninnt Or . hns returned to Onklnnd Nnvnl Air Htnllon niter pending 10-dny lenve with his parents. A ersduste ol Henlev Huh School Hanson hnn been in the Nnvy 14 nionthn mid In now nt lendlni nvlntlon electrlrlnn'n mate school ns nn elrmsn, first clsss. Pollurk-81. Mnrv's Altnr fioclrtv meets Wednendsy In tiie parish hsll with potluck st 1 p.m. Cemetery riesnlni A clesn.up dv lor Bedfleld Cenieterv In Poe Vallev ha been set for Saturdsy All Interested persons sre asked to come mid help. Weekend Visitors Mr. snd Mrs. F.d Bnrd nnd son Jnincs. acennv ponied bv Mrn. H. II Cnln. Mrn. nnrd'n mother, were weekend vlsl Ion hero from Onklnnd. Cnlif. I a .... ITlka t n.l .. - knlrfa lis regulnr weekly squera dance lonlnht nt I. Dnrria PTA A regulnr meeting rf the Dorrla PTA will be held Mnv 33 nt 3 Pin nt Die Onrrln cnmmnr nchool flpenker will be Mr. Fiddler, 35 Ih district presi dent. In Korea Pfc. Davtnn R. Me ehnm, route 1. Klnmnth Fnlln. la nerving on the Korean bnttlefront vlth the 2nd Inlnnlrv Division. Mechnm. s niedlcnl nldmnn In his unit, wnn stationed nt Fort Hood, Tex., before hln trnnafer nvernens. He sltended Henlev High School. Thels Ttho prsctlce lor Inlllntlnn Wednesdnv, 7:30 p.m. nt the IOOF Hall. Returns Rlchsrd I.. Rachuy. son f Mr. snd Mrn. A. W. Rsc.huv of Hhcvllii, recently returned to the United Mates niter live nioiilhn In Ihe Fnr Kntl nbonrd the heavy cruiser UBU Bl. Piiul. Promoted Charles A. Dcnlnon, win of Mr. mid Mrn. A. II. Llenl- aou, 437 N. 3rd, has been promoted to the rank ol rncnomnii iniru cinns with tho Nnvy'n Fleet Air Wing . f A U . I II -I Of .1. t.Bi iii-t"n"n--" I'll, ( , !,,," Iln hint meeting of the school venr ,,.,. .. ft.-.. ..... ...1,1. lt.fel..llH. wcunoftuny, j.u ., tlun of olllcern the liuiln order ol liunlnenn. Mrn. Agnes l,ngeon'n ntu denui will enlerlnln. Teachers will i.civo relrcnhmentn. C'lincressllennl J'liurch An Im- porliint meeting will be held to night nt B Bl Hie i;oiiKrogniioimi church with Dr. Pnul Dnvlnn In clinrge. Purpose of the ncaalon la to dinw s resolution lo ine uuuu lug noclolv In New York for nn rhliince In the Iwnl building pro grnin. Mcnibera ol the building com mittee mid olllcern ol tlio church nre urged to ntlcnd. 1 l.rslcin I'srtv Wlnemn Post. Ainorlcmi Legion, holds IU flrnt iwrtv lor nuxlllnrv membern Wed neiidnv. 8 n.m.. In the Vcternlin Me- inorlnl Hull Bogged Couple Found Alive ORANGE, Tex. I A Vinton. !,., couple lo.it In s Hnbine river swmnp nor Hi ol Oinnge since 6undnv nlleriKinn wern found sllve 'luesduy In mud up to their nrm plli. They sre Mr. snd Mrn. M. B. Mnniilc) Johnnon, both nbout lit They were reported In serious condition Irom cxpomiic. Mure Ihnn 300 purnona. equipped with bonU, mi nlnilnne nnd short wiive ludlo had nenrched for tlie couple. T'he Ornnge herllf'a olllce SHld Hint A. Block ol Port Arlhur. Tex., who owns u Hulling ennui In the nes where the couple dlMippcurcd. lornlcd Ihe two. Ihev were cnrrled In n Loula I'inn hlghwuv police enr lo s honpltnl In I. like Clmrles. I,a . where ntlendnnti nnld their condi tion wnn "fnir." I obe Nnuean, Ornnge who nnnlat ed In Ihe nenrch, nnld Ihe Johnnonn were In mud up to their itrmpltn. They hnd act out on the Hnbine In n Minn II noinc-mndc skill Suntlny st 3 p.m. It wnn lenrned Hint nwlft current In Mimed Ihe nonl brtween two trees nt the writer's edge mid the Johnaoni sbsndoned It. They be enmo lont. Transient Gets Fine, Jail A city Jnll term ol 3d dny, snd $100 line wnn given Willi Hunley Myern, 33, Los Angeles trnnilcnt, thin morning In Municipal Court on vngruncy convlclon. Myers, grrented Mondny by City Police, plcnded lullly lu Htenllng n pair ol loggers pant Irom Ihe Corner Bloro, 7lh mid Main Htrcctn. In nncient Rome, nllk wna nnld to bo worth I la weight in gold. 1 Johnnie Weeps With Joy NEW YORK I Weeping Crooner Johnnie Rsv ssvs he has "only lesrs of Joy" lor his (lancee, pretty Marilyn Morrison. Thin was Ray's comment Mon day sn he arrived st La Ousrdla Held on s flight from Cincinnati. Mlas Morrison. 23. daughter of a nlllornla night club operator, was mere lo greet tne ifo-year-old Unif ier with a kiss. They are to be married here fiunday. 4-H Summer School Set In 1953 4-H Summer School will be held June 17 to 27 at OorvallU. Any 4-H club member 12 years old bv June 17 and has completed one year of club work Is eligible to attend. , 4-H Summer School brings club members Irom all over the State together at Oregon Bute College, They receive Instruction In project work, recreation, and fellowship. Scholarships are provided most club members attending. Applications are available at the 4 H club office In the Post Oltlr Building and are due Immediately. BREAD 'n PASTRIES K, Shop Th Pis tut S no LAMATH lABTRT Wddtnr Birthday Caktt an Orrtr ijn Main vn h.h WURUTZER A magnificent plane Many lovely styles and finish t chma from. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th Woodworkers Working Again PORTLAND W Columbia River district CIO Woodworkers, on strike for three weeks for on imnroved rontrsct. began return ing to logging camps and nulls liieiiany. Tho Columbia Bniln Loggern nnd Snwinllla organization, which with drew from the Lumbermen's In dustrial Relntlons Committee an employers' group announced the settlement affecting somo 6,000 workers on the lower river. Tlie new agreement provides for a 7 'i-cent hourly wage Increase, a 3-cenl Increase In night differ entials, three additional paid ho. days nnd an Improved vacation program. , Workern will continue to finance a health and welfare program but with nome changen m payroll de duction. The union had demanded Hint employers pay for the health and welfare program. Oregon Coast operators snd the union will meet Wednesdsy. Danish Youth Rescues Tots CLEMENTON. N J. UTI "I ssw thev were In trouble so I Jumped in snd pullefl them out " Thst statement, snoken In Dsn lh. tells the itorv ol the rescue Tuesday of two small boys from Clementon I.nke bv n IS-venr-old Danish vouth who arrived In Amer lea four davs ago. The Danish vouth. Yohan Sven turn, wna on hla wav to Ihe gro. cerv store. As he nsased bv the Inke he noticed the two boya. Dan iel Wsvne. 3. nnd Frnncls Welsh, 3 l't. plsvlng bv the wnter. Lnter on the wav back from Ihe store he ssw the bovs thrnahtng sbout In the wnter. He dropped the groceries, removed hln shoes nnd stockings and lumped In. He dragged the Wayne bov ashore snd then returned for the Welsh child. Lster all three were treated for expoaure. Yohan. hla widowed mother, two sWern snd a brother are living with his aunt until tliev find a permanent home. Couple Injured As Car Upsets A I.sncnnter. Cnllf.. man snd wile were In lured Moudnv alter noon when their north bound car overturned Severn) miles soulli of Dnrrls on U.S. Highway 07. Hoapltallserl Monday night at Klnmnth Valley Hosplinl wns Mrs. P;illn (Luclllei Fox. 22. with hend cuts and n broken collarbone. Her hitaband received minor cuts and bruises but wss not hosnltsl led. 'Die couple was treated nt Dorrla Hoapllal nnd then brought In Klnmnth Falls bv Killer's ambulance. Modern senlln wax contains no wax, although wax was used for this purpose In the Middle Ages. 23 tyecM Ayo- Manaay, May 20, 1t2f Georg Adrian Boudon, 26, ytjterdoy secured o licenie from th offic of th county clerk to mony Rslo Stewart, 1 9, now of Stockton, Colif. Mr, Boudon Is a resident of Klamoth Falls where h is engaged in lectrlcol work. Miss Stewart Is o former Klamath Foils girt. Tuesday, May 21, 1929 Ralph Macartney, mill executive, won th men's medal tournamftnt ol the Reomes Golf and Country club course yesterday with o net score of 35. Jack Bowrlng won second place with o net score of 36 and S. A. Lowson, Claude McColloch and T. B. Wotters were tied for third with scores of 37 each. Wednesday, May 22,' 1929 Thirty Doughlcrs of Job from Klom alh Foils, occompanled by several members of the Eastern Star visited Lokevlew Tuesday evening, exemplifying Ih work of the order for tho Lokevlew lodge. Besides the thirty young women returning were; Dr. ond Mrs. G. A. Mossey, Mrs. F. D. Coler, Mrs, W. L. Qulnn, Mrs. Penrod, Mr. ond Mrs. C. E. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Robertson, Mrs. George Wright, Mrs, ond Mr. W. W. McNealy, Mr. ond Mrs. Waller West, and Mr. ond Mrs. C. L, Harvey. Thursdoy, Moy 23, 1929 Two new students hove been en rolled of Ihe Klamath Eaglerock company to receive oviation In struction. John Hawkins and Arthur Peck hove signed for Ih cours which is taught by E. V. Allen, pilot for Ihe company. f-riday. May 24, 1929 Mr. ond Mrs. P. O. 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