Herald and news., July 15, 1952, Page 3, Image 3

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HKKALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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HONORS NEWSBOYS-Thls new three-cent luinp aulules your
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1 Oct. 4, which' l National Newspaperhoyi' IJsy. The Initial
j. printing order ii lor IIO.UUO.UIM) stumps.
Klamath Tribe
Election Due
Voting; members nf the Klamath
Indian Trllig are to select new trl
oal olllcrra at a reservation-wide
election 'niursdiiv.
Pnlllnir plecca are to be aet uo
at Urelty, Hprauua lllvcr und Chili
twin and Hie vnllnif hour are 1
a.m. unlll t pin., stundaid tune.
Candidates lor president of the
Tribal Council are tlrldon Kirk,
Joe Hall Jr., Hiram Itobblni and
Tonv Unlve.
Dcllord Lane la unopposed (or
vlce'prcsldrnl. and Dibbon Cook la
the aole candidate lor aecrelary.
There are three candidate lor
aerscant-al-arnw. Wilbur lUuddv)
Crlin. Gilbert Nelson and Toy
Brown.
An eight-member executive com
mittee la to bo chosen from among
la candldntea. The III arc:
Jesse l.ec Kirk, Uovd Jackaon
8r., Dclfnrd Latin. Lawrence Wilt.
Kvellne Cheraldo. Murv CainpaKnt
Ted Crume. Klnva Yatea. Doris
Richards. Dire Crane. Tonv Unlve,
lllram Hohbln. Klnalhan Uavla,
Wade Crawlord. Jamea Juhnaon
and Gilbert Nelson.
In addition, the Indiana will vote
on three proposition, two of them
) havinit to do with the aire ol the
lithe.
One proposal. II approved, would
forbid the enrollment aa a mem
ber ol the tribe anv prions ol leu
than one-ouarter blood, born alter
June 70, ID52, and the aecnnd would
forever clone the tribal roll on June
JO.IOM.
The liilrd ballot proposition con
cern the enrollment status ol Dal
laa Ulvan.
Achievement
Night Set
Parent and friend nf Peace
Memorial Presbyterian church are
Invited to nluhl of altering with
the pupils achievment work ac
complished during the aummer va
cation achool, tonlubt, B o'clock.
Teacher and helpers who have
Riven their lime and tulenla to
make the achool a worthwhile ex
perience lor children of the com
Diunlly are: Mm. Homer Koerlje,
principal; Mrs. A. E. Madden.
Mrs. O. C. Berry, Mra. Dan
Hitchcock, Mra. Verlund Hull. Mra.
Jack Moore, Mrs. William Kurd,
Mra. Richard McDonald, Mr.
Thelma Janascn, Mr. Bruce liar
len. Mra. A. C. Olson. Mm. Farl
Tlchenor, Mr. H. D. Curry, Mra.
Herbert Landla, Mra. Rollln
Thompson, Mr, Floyd Buck, Mra.
M. L. Lancaster, Mm. Robert
Lonttucvllle, Shirley Crawlord,
Pally Buck, Barbara Moore, 8hav
on Thompson. Carol Warner, Kay
Peurth, Shirley FcukIi, Dorothy
Gyshcrs, and Rev, Dwayne Proctl.
French Heads
Antelopes
I-AKEVIEW-Ollffi Frrnch. pub
Unhtr ot tlif Hhf rnmn Comity
Journal nI Moro In Chlrf White
Til 1 1 of (he Onlor of Ihn Anlrlopr
whlrh will hold Hn nth nruninl com
vpntion nt (ho Blur Hkv lluirl on
ihn U. 8. Fmh mid WUdliO Brrv
ivc'n Hurt Muunlniti N Minimi Ante
htpr ItrfiiKi July 1H. IU und 20.
Th Onltr of Ihr AntHrifM is m)
nnM'lnllnii for conwrvMlon ol
wildlife und othrr rconrcrn. The
order wii formed In I IK) J whrn a
group' of mn mrt on Hurt Motin
Uln to prrhi for rninbllHhmcnt ol
r rrfuiin for prolrcllon nf tho fnH
(Irplrllng milrlnpe hrrdrt. 'Dip Ret
uho wfi enln)lihfd by Prenidcnt
KooMvrll in lOrt ah a result ol
Ihr order's activities.
Klrnl. Chief White Tnll of the
order wan Murtlmll Dnim. of Port
lnnd, formerly editor of the editorl
bI prko of the OreKon Journal.
Dntm will be liUNter of cereinunlrit
At the bin cnmpllre prornm mid
liiltlMlon cerrmonlcfi ftl Hlue Hky
Hotel Uie ntyht of Buturdtty July
10.
Ttie Order of the Antelope In
npuiuioreil by the Luke County
C'lminbvr of Commerce.
Non-Citizen
Classes Set
Non-cltlren ready lor their final
examination are invited to attend
two review cla.Haea In uovern
rnent, the Ural of whlrh la eched
uled lor July 17. 1 p.m. In room
308 at Klamath Union lllnh Bchool.
Thoae who have attended prevl
oua clllxertihlp claaea may attend
theje two claaaea without charlte.
Others who attend will be charted
I.
Officer Johnaon of the U. S. Im
miKrallon tiervice la to be In
Klamath Tall In the near future,
according lo Mr. Donald ftoa, In
structor of the caacn.
At preacnl Mr. Rom, who haa
served In that capacity lor Hie
lost three year. Is conducting
regular claaaes In KnKll.'h.
CONTRACT AWARD
PORTLAND Wl Buchanan Kx
cavatlng Co., Junction Cltv, ha
been awarded contract for bank
protection work on the Neatucca
River at Pacific City In Tillamook
County.
The contract, awarded bv the
Corps of Engineers, was for 111, ,
433. 1
20-30 Club Gives
Appliances to Y
The Klamath Fall 20 30 Club
has put WW it earned from the
Bale of wire clolhea hansera Into
a used atove and refrigerator for
Uie Klamath Palls YMCA.
Pre. Ed Hoaley anld 16.000
hangers about one-tenth of whnl
tiiey honed to gel were collected
from Klamath residents and sold
for two cents apiece.
Hoaley thanked Uie citizen of
Klamath Palls for ollerlng their
support to the program, one of
the several community-benefiting
projects sponsored annually by the
30-30 Club here.
I.ale Itulh Wilcox, beaulv ex
pert scheduled to arrive July 14 at
Currln'a lor a week's engagement
was delayed rjy Uie death ol ner
mother and will not an In until
Wednesday, July 1".
Proaperlly Itebekah lodge. No,
104 will meet 'ITiuradav, ( p.m. at
the loop Hall. Vlnllora ara cor
dially Invited lo attend.
Women of the Moose will hold
Initiation al Die Moomi Hell to
night, ft p in. Olllcrra who were lo
inert at the hall at 7:30 p.m. DT
for a retake of the Installation cer
emony are Informed that duo to
the absence of a photographer the
picture will be postponed until a
later dale.
Vlnlluri Mr. and Mra. Tom
l.oveladv. Hwlaa Home. Ore., have
been recent guesla of t,ovelady'a
brother. Dan Loveladv and family,
Bonanza.
Word W'bi received here yester
day of tho deaih of Claude A. New
man, Hun Pranclco. lormer resi
dent nf Klamath Palls. He was at
one time Identified with the cloth
ing business here. A daughter, Mr.
M. I,. Clark, left today bv United
All lines to attend the funeral.
Improving Mrs. Richard Flem
ing. Henley, la Improving following
major surgery Monday at Hillside
Hospital.
New llrlp-Mrs. Charles (Freda)
Hahn, Klamath Palls Is now with
Loin's Apparel Shop.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jamea T..
ftmlth and children, Clndv and Jim
my Rsv, Richmond, Calif., are
guesla of Mr. and Mra. Arthur Rick
bell and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ruge,
Weekend Trip Mr. and Mrs.
Robert W. Scott. 337 Hasklna, and
Mr. and Mra. Warren C. Scott.
10.M) Fremont, spent the weekend
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ler Scott on the Rogue River.
Returned Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Pope. filA Conner, have returned
to Klamath Pall after a two week
vacation m California. Pope works
In ihr advertlMiiv department at
the Herald and News.
Improved Little Sandv Blavlock.
son of Mr. and Mr. Clyde Blav
lock. 3B03 Frieda Street, was dls
chsrired Bslurdsv from Doernbech
er Hospital, much Improved but
must be returned Aueust 11 for a
check-up. The little boy Is I weeks
old.
Tulelske Community Oulld will
meet WednedaV. July 16. 3 D m.,
in the anctuarv of the Presbv
lerlnn Church. Mrs. Bemlce New
Ion will be devotional leader and
Mr. Hellv Kevser will talk on
Chrihtlan Periodicals.
Monthly Dance will be given bv
Ihr l.angell Vallev Women' Club,
Snturdny. Julv 10. p.m. PST. at
the Community Hall. Everyone is
welcome tr the dance and the sup
per that will be served. There will
be good time for all.
Meeting Pioneer Kchool Mate
will meet, Friday, Julv It. 2 o m.
at the home of Mra. Henry Orlmes,
1434 Canbv. Mra. C-eorgle Zollmao
will be assisting.
Mudenta Picnic University nf
Oregon Picnic will be held. Wed
nesday. July 16, 6:30 to 7:30 p in.
Moore Park. This picnic is spon
sored by the O of O alumni. U ol
O Mothers' Association, and U of O
students. All hgh achool graduates
who plan to attend the university
this fall are urged to attend.
Plrnle 8t. Mary's Altar Society
members are reminded of plcnlo
at Moore Park Wednesday, 'fliose
planning to attend are aked to
meet at the Parish Hall II am.
Bring basket lunches. Coflee will
be furnished.
Nurnherf, Germany 1st Lt. Kl
mer L.RIrk, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Laurence Blrk. 4534 Boardman
Street, recently waa named aide-decamp
to Brig. Oen. Ernest A. Blsbv
commander of the Nurnberg Mili
tary Post. Lt. Blrk was grsdualed
from West Point In June 1950.
Visitors Mr. and Mra. Clarence
Vochauer. 1023 Avslcn have had
as recent guests Mrs. Vochatzer'a
sister end brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. William Perry. Emeryville.
Calif. Mr. Perry has been with the
fire department In his home town
tor 24 yesra. Mrs. Perrv hss been
with the Marchand Calculating Ma
chine Co.. lor the aame period ol
lime. Mrs. Perrv atepped from the
porch during the power outage
while watching the tire at the El
llngson mill and broke two bones
In her foot. Following hospitaliza
tion she left last Sunday lor her
home. Other guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Oeorge Vochalzer. and two
daughters. Beverly and Marlon,
Walnut Creek, Calif. The two men
are brothers. The visiting Mr.
Vochstzer has been with the Pa
cific Telephone Company for 32
years.
FOR SALE
WALKERS
DRIVE-IN
Property, Eldq., Fixtures
$7000
A good buy. Termi
may be arranged.
So. 6th and Martin
Phone 6721
Charlie Read's
SADDLERY
will be
CLOSED
July 13 to August 1
23 $fO-
Monday, July IS, 1929 The official family of the Klomoth
Elks lodge. 1247, who will toke prominent parti In the state
Elks convention which opens Wednesday are: O. R. Moeller,
O. R. Loreni, J. M. Glover, John Houston, John C, Boyle, F. D.
McMillan, Lloyd Poller, Rex LaPrane, Olio Ellis, A. H. Bussmon
and F. R. Olds.
Tuesday, July 16, 129 Leon Crowford wos elected commondcr
of Klamolh Post No. B of the American Legion for the ensuing
year ot o meeting held at the Legion hall. A. D. Collier is re
tiring commander. Other officers elected were: Doug Puckett,
Perry 0. DeLop, Robert M. ftlggs, George Mclnlyre, A. D. Col
lier, H. E. Gotz, 0. D. Matthews, A. H. Bussmon and E. J,
McLaughlin.
Wednesday, July 17, 1929 Crowds lined the streets this ofler.
noon lo witness the "gigantic fun porade" one ol the outstand
ing features of the Elks stole convention which closes Saturday.
Led by Mayor T, B. Walters and Keith Ambrose, chief of police,
the porode wended Its woy from Spring street up the business
district. Elmer Balslger, riding on a bicycle, wos recognized by
few people. The Balslger Motor sign hung up from the bock of
the wheel, , ,
Thundoy, July 18, 1929 Resolutions on pololo grading adopted
by the Klomath Potato Growers' Association were presented this
morning lo Seymore Jonos, state market agent, ot a hearing in
the chombcr of commerce by C. A. Henderson, Henry Scmon
and A. R. Compbell.
Frldoy, July 19, 1929 Mr. and Mrs. W. Crondall have re
ceived word from their son Russell Crondall since his arrival in
New York City where ho. hos accepted a position with the
General Electric Co. Mr. Crondoll graduated from Stanford
where he maored In eloctrlcol engineering. En route east he
Will visit In Kansas City with his grandmother, Mrs. H. Horwood.
Saturday, July 20, 1929 Arthur Schoupp, 0. 0 Mollhews,
Nole Ollerbeln and A. Kcndlo, delegotes of the Klomath Sports,
man's association, are home from Roseburg, where they attended
the slate meeting. A report ol the convention will be given by
the delegates ot the nest regular mceling,
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