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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1952)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1PM HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE THRCI ' Gity, filial KlMnlp.li War Veterans luinllln ml lunula in invited In bnnkc'. picnic lunch at Monro i'urk, Sun day, .hint , I p in. 'luse uwn table arrvloe. Mrnt will bo furnlnhrd. Anvoiif needing iinnnportullun cull 1MU. ( uril 1'arty Thr Hhasta View llillldlilH Aitrioi'lullon will sponsor It card party Hnturrtny nlKht, R p.m. it the Community biilldlnii, torner ol Mncllnoti mid HIiaMa Wuy. Every one welcome. Andrew l.nney Jr. director of mimic odmmli'V Ik leaving tills weekend lor I'lirllind wlirre lie will teach graduate roursea In music ediicallnn at the university nf t'orl land. Thla la Loney's llllli eum mer at Hie University. Following thla .will 0 to Ilia Central Col lege l WnnhliiKtnii where he will be Burnt conductor lor three works, conducting I he rammicr band and choriti. Loney will return to Klam ath full Ahuu I to renume hi work wllh the public arhnola. Comliis Mia. W. D. Chcrrynian, I,oa AiiKelen, will arrive June 30 lor ahort visit at the home ol Mr. and Mra. HiikIi O'Connor. 133 Grant. Mra. O'Connor and Mra. Chorrymiui are nilrr, Mri Clier ryitiau will be arconiimnlcd aoulh bv her mother. Mrri. Liirlndii nolan, IM yean old. They will lly on llnlled. t Now llrl-A babv dnimhler Wat born May 31 to Mr. and Mra. Jack llavan, I.iike Tallin-. Ciilll, Tlie little girl ha been named Jacqueline I,cc. Mutrrual grandparent arc Mr. and Mra. Ed Ornnl, lily. Both parent ol Ihn little mrl are grad ualea ot illy high school. Hhaata View Orange will meet In regular nrn-Mon, r'llay, I p.m. DBT. at Ilie Community Hall, cor ner Mndliion and Hhaala Way. Diploma - Gloria I'rlncllla Bun nell, daughter ol Mr. and Mra. C. A. HunnrU. Itollle S, received her bachelor of acinic degree at l.inflrld Cnllrite In t Holiday. She majored 111 home rconomlrs. Ciraduatrd Ilnnia Kochen, dnimhler n Mr and Mra. H H. WilliiiKliain. IBOO Portland (street, received a bachelor of arts degree at Pacific university exnrelaes re cently. Mm. Kochen, a Klamath Union High Drhool graduate, ma jored In rlrmcnary education. Joba llaughlera Regular meet ing. Thuraday, t p.m. Masonic. Temple, rathera 'night. Attends KI'HH Commencement Mra. Ralph Fowler. Pendleton. was a housrgurst at the home of ber daughter, Mra. A. F. Btatnbrook. 40 Pine, and while here witnessed her grandson. Bill Pickett, receive his hiRh school diploma. I. V. Pickett Alaska, and Carl Cook. Orronslde. Calif., both lot mer Klamath Falls reildenta wero here to attend Bill Plckelt'a grad uation from KUHS Nirleken Mra. Olive 8encer. IMI Orchard, who auflered an at tack in the lobbv ol the, Pacific Telephone and Telegraph' building Tjieadey night, waa taken to Hilt aide Hospital by Kaler'i ambulance for treatment. Meeting Zlon Lutheran Ladles Aid meets Thursday, 7:S0 p.m. 1'ellran Post Auxiliary, No. 1383 at the Library club room. All mem bers are urged to attend asfinal plana for the Department Encamp ment to be held In Astoria, July u-IJ will be made. President of the local Auxiliary la Mnry Wells. All (Urla-Wmitlng to attend the June sessions of the Day Camp to be held In Moore park, June l'f-21. Mgn up at once at the Oil Ice ol Ciiiup Fire Cllrln, Ml Mnln. All Kills are welcome. Affiliation will) the Camp Fire Cllrln la not re quired. Lady Kaglce Club will be post poned mil II sometime In September. Brief Vlsllors Mrs. Jollies ,opex and children. I, on Is und .Iniialcc. traveling from Florida to Portland visited here brlelly with Irlends Tueaday. They will visit In Portland with Mra. Lope' mother, Mrs. .mo Oent, formerly ol Klamath Falls. No Meeting ol the Democratic Club tonight. Next meeting June 26. 7:30 p.m. In Ihe Circuit Court room. Baked Food will be sold ull day at Curlers' Haturduy by the Orlons. Money from the sale Is used lor charlluble work. The last project was purchase ol glassea for the aged at the Klamath County Nurs ing Home. Away Mia. A. L. Tieiiwuy. Mil Lincoln has been ailed lo Hum bridge Island near, Heullle by Ihe serious Illness ol a duuglilcr, Mrs. David W. Chrlstlunson who Is aul Icrlng Irom arlhrltla Mr Tred way la manager of VolghTa Pioneer Oil Ice Hupply Co. r";' s ' i ; ' y- A t JaW ' . alataWiiiii Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaja Automotive Expert Sees New Powerful Car Fuel pelled vehicles. He aald the engine under test had in Internal neat about one- third that of a conventional aula engine and that It could, be ade. quately air-cooled. ' By DAVID J H ILK IK AP Automotive Kdllor . ...... A, MTV XI .1 IM n i Line New chemical compounds with tremendous expansion rates are being considered a the power source of automobiles ol Ihe fu ture, ir it, hrttu... nf enfflneers work ing with these compounds are re alized, miles per gallon of fuel no longer will be one of the motorist' worries He will gel virtually un limited mileage. Objective ol Ilie resenrcn wnicn has been going on for more than five years was explained informal ly Wednesday by one of the engl- neera attending tne summer mcei Ings here of the afJlety of auto motive engineer. Asking that he remain unidenti fied he explained that teats now are being made with what Is known s a "closed circuit engine. nlant In which ii i- MM ,. vim list nri In which the acceleration characteristics of steam power are gameo. But me nowcr is w hti,i. I. - 1l,,ll enmrvilind Which 16 boiled Into vapor, released Into the engine's cylinder head, then passed throueh a rstletor to be restored to Its liquid lorm ana reiurnco io lb" nupoly tank. n,..'.,.-n i, lp uvilerl In the svs- lem. there Is no loss of the chem ical c-mnotw . However, 'nee v a small contumntlon of some form of fuel gasoline or electricity used to operate the heating unit that converts the liquid Initially In to vapor. The engineer who ' outlined the project emphasized that the pro posed method of obtaining power Joesn't contemplate "perpetual mo tion" and long has boon under study In Euroe as well s theaao study in Europe as - well an the United Slates lor use in self-pro- Arrivlng Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Sheldon, Bremerton, Wash., are ar riving Friday to spend several days with Mra. Bheldon's parents, Mr. and Mra. Jess Dllor, Mncdoel. They are former residents of the Klam ath Ilnsln. A nn. Clone, graduate of the Butte Valley high school who vlslled here recently has Joined the Air Force and la stationed at the Park Air Base near Oukland. ELEANOR RUSSELL (above) is a featured vocalist with Jimmy IJi.rsey's orchestra, scheduled for an Armory ap pearance here the niuht of June 10. The Dorscy combine is one of the biggest "name" bands ever to appear in this area. Funeral KNIGHT Funeral rvlel for Amy Ball Knllhl. M. who died In Tacoma. Waih.. May. 30. will take placa from the Wil Harmon niv.r Church on. Thursday. 7 p m IPDT.. tht Bav. Harley Zllr )f flrlallna. Commitment aervlce and vault entombment In Wllwn cemetery. Ward f Klamath Funeral Home In cnarfc. KFPA Quells Forest Fire . The Klamath Forest Prolrcllve Association downed Its second for est lire of Ihe present season and the fourth of Ihe year yesterday on Johnson Creek, near the Klam ath County-Jackson County line. Foresters aald a fisherman ap parently tossed a clgaret Into near by brush Instead of Into the stream. Hla tracks could be traced along the slream'a bank. Fire guarda had to wade waste-deep water to get at the blase, which waa atopped after attaining only one-tenth of an acre In site All four tlrea ao far this season have been man caused. KFPA head Hal Ogle la to be guest speaker at the Klamath Falls Klwanls Club Thursday noon, and his topic has been announced aa "Keep Oregon Oreen." District Ranger Bob Cooper Rogue River National Forest, will Up chairman of the meeting. ' Obituary urrr.ii Mary Millar Cultar. SO. nallva of W.lnl.r Clly. Iowa, and a resident of Inllewood. Calif . died In Dnrrla. ralll . June 3. 153. Survwora Include: a mhi. Benlamln rrankl(n Culler. Inflewood. a daushter. Mra. Helen riy. Colorado Rprms. Colo; a tiller. Mra Maine Tremalne. norrla. aUo alx srandchll dren. Funeral arransemenla will be an nounced by Warda Klamath Funeral Home. Health Chief Named POHTLAND I The Slate Board of lleulth Tuesday announc ed appointment of Allen A. French. Portland, an chief of Us general sanitation program. He replaces Clarence E. Cuyler. acting director, who has been named assistant engineer with the Slate Sanitary Authority French has been wllh Ihe department 13 years. OLDER FOLKS with ITCHING SKIN For the nm'i'inn, maddening, neralit nl itch of dry akn, ao cummon lo folks paat middle ace, Heinol Ointment la a apeclal, aoothnig rehef. Act in place of mi'iunc natural akin oila - work feat, and comfort laatr. How food It fcell not to have lo arratrh and aeratch. l Reamol and get relief. All drug alorea. WURLITZER A magnificent alano. Mony Uvely styles and finlihes ta choose from. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO 120 No. 7fh Bank and Establish your Credit with KIAMATH fAUS BRANCH SOUTH tth STFEET BP..NCH MIRSIU BRANCH FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND "liTl MS10 omoon joatmw OflH 10 re I JIX DAYS A WMC Tired of SHOUTING? Are you being- drlvsn crazy by someone you must yell at to make yourself heard? 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HEARING CENTER, WINEMA HOTEL, JUNE 5, ALL DAY ROf IUCK AND CO : -J (f I , rf Afrffi "jfiS-Glaa X 23 le&M A(fQ Monday, June 1, 12 A mealing of Ihe Eogle Seoul com minion wot held Thurjdoy aliernoon el Ihe chomber of com merce to poll upon several boys who ore eligible for their Eogle bodge. The boy who oppeored belore Ihe commitiion were: Morton Yoden. Gretr Drew, George Money ond Thomoi Mol ey of Klamath Falls; Vernon Cook and Gerald Foul of Merrill. Memberi of Ihe committee Included: W. E. Lomm, J. A. Gordon, J. F. Kimboll, Oicor Peyton and Paul Jockioo. Tueidoy, June 4, 1 92 Mri. W. 0. Smith ond daughter. Miss Margaret Hargut ere ipendiog the week In Portland ond other northern poinii. They will be accompanied home bv Buford Horgui. ion of Mri. Smith, who u e iludent ot Ihe Univenify ol Oregon, Wadneidoy, June S, 12 Mill Dorothy Raymond has re turned lo Klamath Foils from Portland, where ihe hat been at tending school. Mlsi Roymond It former iludent of the Klam ath Union high school and has many friends here. At present she It a house guest of Miss Vera Moore. Thursday, June , 1929 Arthur Moors, who has been attend ing school at Oregon Stale college, is In Klamath Foils to spend Ihe summer months. Ms accompanied Fred Goeller home, who Is olso a student ot Oregon Slate and who will spend the sum mer months here visiting his porents, Mr. ond Mrs. J. F. Goel ler of South Riverside. Friday, June 7, 1929 Among Ihe athletes who competed yes terdoy in Ihe Nationol Collegiale track and (lejd meet in Chic ago was Ralph Hill, ion of Mr. and Mri. C. A. Hill, Ml. Lakl. Hill yesterday took fourth In Ihe mile event In a lost field of runners. He was o representative of the University of Oregon where he Is enrolled os sophomore. Clorenc Hill, a senior In the university and brother of Ralph has been outstanding In distonce event. s Saturday, June I, 1929 Miss Rulh May Chilcote entertained with a delightful dancing porly at her new home In Hillside oddition Friday evening. The girls enjoying the evening were: Misses Valeria McCauley, Joan Robertson, Allison Barnes, -Ger-oldlne Stablings, Jean Beord, Jean Frozier, Blanche O'Neil, Fronces Bodine, Elyee Hector, Loit Anderson and the hostess. Miss Chilcote. THE "Insure With Landry" JUanSiif Go-. LIABILITY FIRE V. T. Johnson John A. McCall D. L. Thomas 1 AUTO PROPERTY 419 Main Street Phone 2-2324 Paul 0. Landry v -i 4t J ? '-M L; made with Jme JM Clover bell cake to ring your praises at a shower or anniversary! They slice white for the bride, spice for the groom: Simple to make, too. And good! Kitchen Craft Flour works wonders with any recipe. That's a guarantee! This flour and your other rich, fresher ingredients give real home baking. It tastes better, costs less. 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