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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1952)
1 PAGE TWENTY HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JUNE II, IflSU li lt" Happened This Way In New Pine Creek By IRV IN FARIS ' VWIUng that's a commodity that hum't tipped In price I Nor Is It yet controlled by OP8. That Is one or our exira dwssuikb, uuui? enouEh to be so considered In friw country) Should ao without aying, but the world is in euch s "mellova hess" that we are forced to put a price tag on our liberties. And nowi Because ot the double holiday - feature this Is perhaps the most outstanding time of year to visit our most cherished friends and make new ones and for them to come see us. Though we aon i always make our physical an- Dearance at the scheduled Me morial Day ceremonies because everyone is mindful of the occasion that commemorates Doys wno nave been lost In perpetuating our free dom. Mrs. Mary E. Miller,- age 85. had a very close call last Friday morning. About 11 o'clock she went to turn down the flow of water coming into her yard from the mill ditch. She was unable at first to reach the screw left to the head gate at the mill ditch. When renewing her efforts tor another attempt she backed up and slipped down into her ditch, twist ing her foot in an old piece of partly buried cable in such a man ner that she vis unable to extri cate herself. Thusly she laid in the Ice-cold water waist deep for at least three hours. - She was found by her daughter Mrs. Hallie Cook and Mrs. Louise Miller who had come for her to go to the cemetery with them. Mrs. Cook Just happened to glimpse her red sweater when looking for her about the house and arouud the premises. They had to get helo s o they found Charles Mawhlnney and Eddie Havel who came and got the hapless, aged lady back into the house. There the two women worked with her for several hours to take the swell ing out of her arms and legs and to restore her circulation. She seems to be getting along okay now. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Oalyean, of Elmira. Oregon, arrived a week ago last Friday for a visit with his daughter. Mrs. Claude Ashton and family. He brought home the Ash ton children. Don and Marearet who have been attending school In Elmira. He will stay two or three weeks before returning. Mr. Thomas Thomson and wife. Eleanor, of Weyerhaeuser 's Camp Mo. C between Beatty and Bly, came to see the dedication cere monies of the Lakeview swimming pool last Saturday. They were starting their vacation trio and de cided to take the loop around by Alturas. On their way they stopped by to get acquainted. I was happy to meet a fellow news contributor when Mrs. Eleanor Thomson iden tified herself as a correspondent to the Herald and News, and hope aha drops In again sometime when we can nave more time to cnat. Mr. and Mrs. Don Coeburn who re now living In Portland, spent Memorial Day witn Don s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cosbum. Earl Porter was given a birthday party week ago last Thursday after noon. The party consisted of a wiener roast at the Porter ranch. The Sth grade class of the Willow Ranch school were invited. Bobby Vincent, a seventh grader was also Invited as his birthday comes about the same time and we two dots always celebrate together. They nlawd ran and opened Kilts. A imique feature of the party was that five of the six boys pres ent all had a birthday In the month of May. Those present were: nnhbv Vincent. Silvia McManus. Sharon Mulkey, Tom Smith and Blllie Millsap from Willow Ranch. Those attending from the State Line School were: Orace and Janice Wells. Dwain Metlivin and Larry Angland. A group of 8th graders from the Kelly Creek school were given a nice eutinz last week by their In structor, Gene Deter who took the bovs for a two day trip over at Dog Lake. They reported having a rip-snortln' good time and caugm around 75 fish. Those making the trip were Roger St. Clair. Lee McCIain, Mike Cook, Junior and Richard Cooper. Kenneth Thomp son and Bill St. Clair. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dick Jr. who had been visiting his father. Tom Dick and step-mother Mrs. Katie Dick, left week ago Sunday. They all spent a few days over in Idaho visiting Mr. and Mrs. Orover Dick. While there they went through the Idaho State Peniten tiary at Boise, Idaho. Capt. O. A. Weagant and wife, Visited over the Memorial Dav weekend with the captain s sitter, Mrs. Ed Beneflcl. He Is in the army air force reserves and has been stationed at Travis Atr Base below Sacramento. He and his wife had a very pleasant time and en joyed the cool climate up here Immensely. Harry Rodenklrchen spent a couple of days with his uncle. Alt Smith, accompanied by Miss Delia Smith and his aunt. Miss Ida Bunch. AU were from San Fran cisco. Mr. and Mrs. Don Frank of Crass Valley, visited over the weekend from Thursday until Sun day morning with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sanford and family. Miss Anne Hammerslev. now of Lakeview, who was badly hurt In a cr.r wreck over on the Cedarville Ft. Bidwell road last Wednesday afternoon, while returning from a swim over in the Cedarville plunge is retting along quite nicely. Aside from a bad cut on her face where some stitches were taken and two black very black eves, she's okay, considering the fact that she wns knocked unconscious for about four hours. Two boys. Bruce Frank and Allen Brown, were riding with her when her ford pick-up hit a deep hole in the pavement and was thrown out of control. The boys, apparently were not serious ly hurt. Miss Hammersley was thrown clear out of the car which was said to have rolled over her body. Frank Smith, owner of Smitty's Home Laundry, at Condon. Oregon. stonoed last Sunday afternoon to spend a night with his son. Mr. Deliner Smith and family down at the Vincent ranch. He accom panied Mr. J. D. Weed, a retired Condon lawyer and Insurance man. Together the two men are on their way through California Into Mexi co where they plan a rather ex "Whew! Just happened to stop my bouncing memory focalized for the moment on the busy, ex citing weekend we had having been honored with a visit by Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ramsbv of Klam ath Falls. "Millie" is the society editor of the Herald and News. What wouldn't I give for her fag. less energy? I think I'd go climb tne "Matternorn." They were our guests at the' motel. Mrs. Ramsby and photo grapher Don Kettler were on some special assignment, having earUer covered the Lakeview swimming pool dedication for their paper. The Ramsey's came with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Quisenberry, of Lake view and together we did Fan dango. Nothing happened but when we darted through Charlie Vincent's sprinkling sys tem, we got highcentered. Thought for a while we'd spend the night In the "drip." But we got out witn "mission accomplished." came back for music and a good time here: socialized a bit at the Quisen- oerry nome Deiore winding up tne evening with a lolly good meal at a restaurant in Lakeview. Then we came home. Next day our guest's visit was shortened by the tragic news early Sunday morning that a friend Mrs. Sloan, had fallen down the stairs at a bridge party In Mr. Ramsby's mother's home in Klam ath Falls, dying shortly thereafter. Mr. Ramsby became uneasy about ms mower so tney leit early. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Smith. of Reno, Nevada, visited here over the weekend with Mr. Smith's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Maury Morton, of Eugene, were visitors at the Clara Cloud ranch Memorial Day. Only tney aion i stay on tne rancn they all went fishing up to the uises out just tne "act" oi iisn- ing was enjoyed luck poor! Last Sunday afternoon Verle cook aroused a salivating re action" when he disported a nice catch of fin and scales from the Lakes. His five trout averaged close to 18 inches now wasn't that "bootiful?" Albert Lynch and wife (formerly Barbara Clark, a resident here) passed through on a trip over the weekend looking over t h e old stamping ground. Glad to make their acquaintence they stopped here at the store for a bit ol refreshments. Mr. Lynch, Klam ath Falls mgr. of Ore-Cal Fast Freight, was a former schoolmate Gtb003BQ3(M3? i , Completely automatic! Dependable . . . Big. capacity! Ties a short, tightly twisted, firm-holding knot and tucks it into the bale. No loose or scraggly ends. Turns out 4 to 5 tons per hour under normal haying conditions . . . produces smooth, "big beat" sliced bales. . Come in and take a look at the modern Oliver No. 8. Inspect the simple, compact, dependable wire tying mechanism that you can thread in 5 minutes . . . and the synchro nized feeding units that handle the heaviest windrows easily. GARRISON EQUIPMENT COMPANY .' "Oliver" The Finest in Form Equipment Msrrill-Lokeview Jet Phone 7312 It's Fun To Dren Up For The Round Up! of Martin and Lorraine Hammersly in Laaeview. Mr. Week likes the aleslas thev have at Nogales on the Mexican biNirder. He says the business nouses Begin their dav at 7 a.m. work until 11 a.m. and then close for a siesta. After they have lunched nd napped and rested during the hotter part of the dav. uiev re-open at p.m. and work until 7 p.m. The schools, he re ports, do similarly. Mr, Weed visited 8unday after- noon wun Mr, A. E. Rugg and wife. Mr. Rugg and Mr. Weed were old schoolmates together at Oregon City years ago and thev had a very fine re-hash ot old times. Mr. Weed was a guest at the State Line Motel. The grass rs greener over the hill, and the flshin' Is better far away still! I So believes Ed Hartzog who has made two trips to Honey Creek and as many to Crump Lake, travelling a distance of about 400 miles. Yes he caught fi5h and was happy with his effort but it sort of caught the old bov off guard when Pete Blurton pulled out a nice 18 Inch trout right in Ed s front yard last Sunday morn ing. His line has been singing around on his premises ever since. Mrs. Daisy Fleming was taken to Portland today. June J. to a Portland Clinic. Her husband. Carmen drove to Klamath Falls where they took the train. Mrs. Fleming has been In serious rain in her left arm and shoulder for the last two weeks and local physcians are stumped as to the cause. Tbey nave used x-rays, spinal fluid tests and different medicines curatives for every diagnosis have been tried without success. Therefore thev are going to the Portland clinic In hopes the cause of the affliction will be fer reted out and treated with suc cess. Mrs. Fleming's many friends are hopefull that her mission to the clinic is successful and that she cgain regain's her health. Mrs. Minnie Fleming is coming down from Lakeview to help Mrs. Doro thy Noble with the house work during her mother's absence. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. "Short" Snider relumed Monday night from A line weekend trip over to Rose burg, Oregon, where thev visited with Mrs. Snlder's alsler. Mrs. Ward Cottrell and faiiillv. The weather over in the valley was very pleasant, lliey reported. Pvt. Jim Mulvev gavo his wile, Mrs. Patricia Mulvev, a pleasant surprise by arriving a dav early on Ins 15 day furlough from his base at Roswell, New Mexico. He was very glad to get home and enjov the cool nights we are having In this vicinity. A verv nice shower of the pink and blue variety was given for Julinnv Rav Cheek, son of Mrs. 1-oulso Check. The lad Is here. well and everyone verv happy and quite so the mother far It was a very nice gesture on tne part of her manv friends, here and around Willow Ranch. Mrs. Cheek at the time yes - that was last Wednesday evening at 7:30 was visiting her mother, and step-lather, Mr. and Mrs, Ray Bishop. Those attending, the shower rwrtv from here, were: Mrs. Thelma Butler. Mrs. Lillian Reld. Mrs Joanne Means. Mrs. Susan Vincent, Mrs. Betty Smith, Mrs. Clara Cloud. Mrs. Dorothy Nobel and Mrs. Buna Faris. The ladles eported that everyone spent a verv lovely evening. Mrs. Opal Butler was taken to the hospital Wednesday morning for ma lor surgery. Supervisor s election returns for this immediate district south were as follows: Oeoroe Perkins 39, Lawrence Smith. 30, Dr. Auule ot AltiMHS. 0. 11111 BMiop 3 and FlUimlrk-k 3. The disaster car was summoned for Mrs. Merle Dotson Wednesday morning who was stricken with a peculiar attack of Inward Pain ac companied bv fainting spelts, she was. taken to the Lakeview hospi tal. Mrs. Wilms McKensle and chil dren. Karen and J. M., arrived last Wednesday from San Fran Cisco to be wllh Mrs. MrKlnilc'a father, W. L. 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