Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 08, 1952, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWFXVE HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OnEGON FRIDAY, AUGUST B, .0ft2 FORT ROCK Br ROBERTA McGEE 8unay aiiernoon, August S, bout 1:30 p.m., llnhtning struck anaR t the Hole in tile Ground area. Dick Brown and Donald Mc Oee went up end extinguished the lire. There was no damage done. Wednesday afternoon, July 30, eight women ol the Grange met at the home of Mrs. Klerk to work on the auilt. The women will meet once a wees on wcuneoun. i Wednesday thev will meet at the home ol Mra. Bud Parks and the following Wednesday at the home o( Mra. Art Kaley. The mcciings are held alter lunch. Those prcs . ent were: Mabel Morehouse. Mane Eskelin, Joslne Glider. Venila Branch. Helen Parks. Roberta Mc Gee. Margaret Kaley, the hostess Zula Klerk and guest Shirlev Wil kon. Mrs. Klerk served refresh ments at the end of the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Enlow were charlvarled Wednesday evening. July 30. Quite time was had as the bridegroom got away from the Kroup. Mr. and Mra. Melvln Enlow moved to Eugene August 3. Mrs. Enlow will continue her schooling there and Melvln will work there. Miss Sharon Carper. Covina, Calif., arrived here In Fort Rock July 21 to visit with her cousin By MRS. JOE HALOISEK An old land mark in Malm, the Old Community Hall" has been purchased by the Malln Masonic Lodge from Mr. and Mrs. Louie Kalina. Possession will be taken around the first of August and the hall will be remodeled for use as a meeting hall for the Masonic Lodge. Eastern Star and "the Rain bow Girls. At a meeting held Thursday eve ning, July 31. in the hall, members of the Masonic Lodge and Eastern Star made tentative plans for the remodeling. Flans for remodeling are now In the blue print stage and will in clude, besides inside remodeling, a pew foundation, roof and siding. The hall originally was built for 1 a community building and in the early davs of Matin was also used as a church. The Masonic Lodge and Prosperity Chapter, Eastern Star, both were Instituted there be fore the lodges moved to the Malin Community Church for then- meet ings. Eventually the building was pur chased by the County Schools and was used as a gvmna?ium and for school functions, about five years ago ft was purchased by Louie Kalina, who has used it for warehouse. Mrs. John Rajnus of Sacramento Is here this week visiting at the borne of Mrs. ElizVue'h Rajnus. Airman First Class Rudy Schmidt has returned to Clarks ville Base, Clarksville, Term., af ter spending a ten day leave wiLh the Albert Schmidts. Mr. and Mrs. Dean King, former residents of Malin and now of Mad ras, are visiting here with Mrs. King's parents, the Tony Vlctorines. Enjoying a visit with her sister and family, the Hab Wilsons, is Mrs. Norma McCarv and two daughters from the Hawaiian Is lands, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Loosley en tertained members of their family with a family reunion party at their home Sunday afternoon. Those who were here to enjoy the reunion were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Loosley, Fort Klamath: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Byous and two daughters, Eunice. New Mexico: F. W. Loosley; Susanville; Mr, and Mrs. Sam Sacco and family. Eu reka. Calif; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Collett. Susanville; Claude Looslev. Pittville; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Z bin den. Weaverville. Calif: Mrs. Bess Hartley. Prineville; Jack Zbinden. Frineville and Mr. and Mrs. John Loosley. Roseburg. and wife Mr, and Mrs. Marvin Enlow. Saturday morning Mr, and Mrs. N. W. Enlow and son Jerrv. of Redmond and Mra. Harvey Samp son and son Eddie. Ernie Sampson, and Mrs. Dela Welch cf Covina. spent the day Vlslling with Mr. and Mrs. Mnrvfn Enlow and Shar on. Mrs. Welch Is Marvin's and Sharon's grandmother, and Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Enlow are Marvin's parents. They all returned to Red mond Saturday afternoon. Sunday afternoon, August 1, Ma rie Rutherford Anderson became the bride of Jerrv Ogle, Bend. The Immediate family was present at the civil ceremony held at the Bend courthouse. The ncnlyweds will make their home in Sweet Home after this month, Mr. and Mrs. Jerrv Ogle vis ited wilh Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Rutherford Sunday as thev were unable to attend the wedding. Young Sammy Shaver. Bend, has Ibeen visiting with Mr. and Mrs. ichub Fraiee this past mouth. He will stay until school starts. Sam rav Is trapping and shooting jack i rabbits. I Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Beal and son Melvin and Mrs. Robert McGee land children. Klamath. Falls, snent ; the day, Saturday, Aug. 3, visit ing with the McGee families. Mrs. Floyd Branch and children spent the weekend in Lake view visiting the Branch families. It rained in Fort Rock Wednes day. July 30. and also Swturdav and some on Sunday. Mostly thun der showers. The vouth committee met at the home of Owen and Fern Pitcher Friday evening, August 1. Mrs .Gil der got tangled up w ith a sage hen on her way to attend the meeting that night. The windshield on the drivers side was splattered: Mrs. Gilder wasn't hurt as it was safety glass. Dick Schaub and Fred Kaley made a business trip to Redmond Thursday. July 31. Art Kaley is helping Dan Shoe maker with his hay crop. Walt Cory. Lakevlew, visited with Mr, and Mrs. Avon Derrick Saturday. August 3. Ed Bailey and Fred Davis. Lake view, visited with the Derrick's Thursday, Julv 31, Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Avon Derrick July 30-31 were: Miss Mar ion Grover and her sister Miss Ivy Grover, Bend: and Miss Mildred Hanson. Washington, and two friends from Minnesota. Don't forget to be at Grange Saturday night August 9. There will be some interesting announcements made and also a short program. i nr n . i i ;. . e. jmmw- tm m & I "VP - R J II f l"P". FVeW 71 f i max ' rr " "1 al COMMUNIST LEADERS CONVICTED Fourteen West Coast Communist leaden stand In U. S. Marshal's office in Los Angeles, after they were convicted of conspiring to teach and advocate violent overthrow of the government. They are seeking to reverse their conviction and if plea for a directed verdict of acquittal is denied, defense attorneys say they will appeal. Front row, IL to R lare:Oorothy R. Heeley, Rose Chernin Kusnili, Frank Carlson, Oleta O'Con nor Yates, Ben Dobbs, Loretta Starvus Stack. Rear. IL to Rl are: Henry Steinberg, Al Rich, mond, Ernest Otto Fox, Philip M, Connelly, William Schneiderman, Albert Jason Lima, Carl Rud Lambert, Frank E. Spector. ' HILDEBRAND KENO By MRS. JOE De GRANDE Mr. and Mrs. Guv Mlnatra. Fel- son. Calif., scent the weekend with i the Charles AttAberrys. Mrs. Mln atra Is Mrs. Attaberry s sister. They exnect to tour Orecon. Washington and parts of Canada while on vacation. Mr. Claud Long. Klamath Falls, and Earl Scherer, Keno, took a fly ing trip to Callie, Utah, on business. Mr. and Mrs. Lane Smith and children have returned from a trip to Salem where thev attended the wedding of Mrs. Smith's sister. A large party was held at the Charles Atteberry home with most of the children in Keno attending. Games were played and refresh ments were served. Mrs. Earl Scherer and daughter. Helen. Mrs. Large, and Mrs. Elsie Lewis are vacationing In Castle Rock. Wash. Mr. Belton tBuck Scherer. Che halls. Wash., spent several davs In Keno on business. Miss Jo Anne Hompton. Brnicia. Calif., Is vlslling at the home of Mrs. Vella Cooper afti spending a week with her aunt and uncle. Mr. .and Mrs. Charles Mtitsen, Stewart Lennox Addition. Mrs. Vella Cooper and children j returned to Keno, Sunday. August 3. from a vacation trip. Thev vis- ' Ited friends In Rogue River, Uranb Pass and Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grendrl. Kan- isas City. Kansas, spent a few hours i visiting wilh Mr. I. W. Ooddard, Sunday, August 3. I Mrs. McKeen and sons. Jackson Ivllle. have spent some time visiting in Klamath Falls and are now In 1 Keno. I Mr. and Mrs. CIKf Terrv and jlannlv have moved back to Keno. Hans Norland 6;'7 Tine St. Aule Insurance. lly MRS. T. I'. MICHAEL Mis. Delia Fraliv and grand daughter, Tulclako, visited her sister-in-law Mrs. William Doll r'li day. July 33. Mr. and Mra. Marvin Michael visited with Mr. and Mra. Lester Hoilerfleld and family, Thursday evening, July 34. Mr. and Mm. Krnest nisbey were pleasantly surprised, Saturday eve ning, July 3d, when a number ol Inemts from Klamath Falls came lor a picnic dinner ami to apnirt the evening wilh them. Those who visited were: Mr. iinil Mrs. Har ney Sinclair, Mi. and Mis. Ire Barker ami Ml', ami Mis Ailliui Drnlson. Mra. Jack Rogera and three sons, Tommy. Jerry and Michael, visit ed with her mother Mrs. Lenna lllotrher and her gtmiriniotlier, Mrs. Ullly llrll. Andy iiounur was shopping In Dairy. Friday. August 1. Mr. wild Mis.' Uislirl Smith and daugnicr C'liaiieue, aivui, Call!., armed at the home of Ihelr par ents Mr. and Mrs. Herbert AianU ; for a visit Friday. July M. Mrs. Richard Huefler was thup ping in Dairy, Saturday, July M. Mr. and Mis. Bill Ryser made a business trip to Ashland, Thurs day, July 24. and brought Mrs. Rvser's mother home Willi thrm. Mrs. Ryser spent the past to weeks ill Ashland Mrs. Billy Bell and Mrs. Leonn Blotcher drove to Bly where thry visited their daughter and grniuf daughter Mrs. Tom House and fain. j ny. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Welch and children, Wayne, Nancy. Dlanne I and Pat. of Canby, Calif ., spent I the weekend with their sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mis. Mar- Ivin Michael. They lell for Ash land. Monday. July 33, to visit Mrs. Welch's grandparents Mr. and Mi's .Ton Koffman. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sullivan and rher visited wills Mr, and Mia. Charles Human at Ashland, sons Larrv and Danny. Klamath Calls, vIMIrd Willi Mrs. Miilllvnua ! pareula, Mr. and Mra. fl. Ilartcler . and brother John, Sunday, July 37. 1 Mis. ullve h raliy and son Jerry : returned home Halm day, July 3tl. -(mill Klamaih Fall where she ' spent several days wilh hrr moth-cr-tn-law, Mrs, Marie Kraley. Mra. V. K. th isc hud as hrr dinner guesis Mia. Ernest lll-licy, Mrs. tOltve Fialry, Mrs. Sarah Michael and Jerrv Kraley. i Mr. and Mrs. Urshrl Smith and ilauithlri- I'hailriie have reunited : lo llirir home al Arvln, t'alll , slier ' vlslling fur social days wills their purenls, i Mr. and Mrs. Hilly Hell, Mrs. R. E. lllsbey and Mm. Lrona lllol. Largest piano stock in this pari of tha West Knobe ' Kimball. Wurlltiei Other Lcodinq Moke Pianos Low Pricet. Low Torma Rent o Plono Ront ond Apply Plan Louis R. Mann Piano Co. UO N. ith Hammond Organ r wnm I A PERIODIC COOLING SYSTEM CLEANING Vv wv ''1 ls mPor'ani! "T..e 1-f Avoid costly haatlno "JfBM'f J '. troubloi lotar. Wo guar- ORVAL SMITH ante satisfaction! Our Radiator Specialist Klamath'l Leading Independent Service Garage Anderson Auto Service 632 Walnut By the Pott Office You're invitedl TO THE DORRIS FIRE DEPARTMENT'S 16th ANNUAL FIREMAN'S BALL RED BARN -DORRIS Saturday -Aug. 9th Music by the "STAR LIGHTERS" Admission $1 Bring your own flame and have a hot time! at 9? DR. NOLES OPTOMETRISTS URGE YOU TO SEND THE WHOLE CHILD TO SCHOOL PARENTS, it depends upon you . . . don't let defective vision cause your child to be a failure. Before your child starts Jo school have Dr! Nolcs Optometrists give him a complete eye examination. You can consult wjth confidence Dr. Noles Optometrists who have served the families of the Northwest for over 46 years. Stop in today no appointment necessary. family crtdil terms, alwayi. Hours: :00 a.m. to J:30 o.m. Open All Doy Soturdoe SUIIS, ROEBUCK Ml CO. 1 COIDMIIM OPTICAL CD. 3:4 N. I. Gtni A.... 'itloiia' 7X Mala H . Klowolh tons COLOMBIAN OPTICAL (0. tV . W. 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Notice its sparkling clarity, its inviting golden color ...taste and savor its light, mild mellow ness. We think, after refreshing yourself with a cool glass of Oregon's own fine beer, you'll always say . "BLITZ WEINHARD TOU ME!" OREGON'S OWN ...and one of the BEST! You on cordially Invll.d fo lit the ' modern, scientific mtfKodi used In manufacturing beer at th Blitx Weinhard brewery. Visit ut any day, Monday through Friday, for conducted toun at JO or 11 a.m., or 1, 2 or 3 p.m. Group toun by appointment.