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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1952)
MONDAY, SIII'TKMUKIt H, iuri2 Kit AM AND N'KWS. Kt.AMATH KAU.S. OKKCON PAGE TVJh .Mm III A i urn. 1 1 M:.M(.iuuy Bu- . .i, . . .tlVtf. mil .lUi. it. iMnn-. , J .ni. Mi n. Thoimin w ton, l nl lnkr, uur .1 (.H iikrr. Wmiui ii i( M.illli, ML. I.tikl, Tlllf Ink- inn! Mn j HI itmuM'uuUoitn HI iUm. IttiUn.i Mi uU nl honio of AHn I . ve il , l Uiliiun ret, hi:iior- iuw, a p in V( 1 1 Mt rl.i tumori i,w, 1! p. in., Ht l-li .i ;m l-Uim t'liinvli, Utli Dial I'll it huri-U, lntiilliilliiii (it of It t l'h. All illU-ir-vlill IM'IMJim tllVlli'd. I'.mmI l)tw Id ovfilmiillim tin llnur In llu MitMttilr Trmnle ihri'i will Itr mi pot link IutmIiiv niullt. l'.ti-lritl t.UiV litri-tllilt nt UMlul. KUmalh (mm flu If Mcrls lo nm. iuw, H p in., tL Community l-iiunuc, N, 8(h blKTt, OucMs wcl tun it. Mr. MrrtttiK -'Hir llr .t mrrllim u( Hie Cuiiiuv Cminell uf 11 A Ht iu tin hold ul Kicniuiii c-rtli'Lci Ih 'l urs cm v. U ).m. All puirnU mo Invll CU tO Illll'IKl. .Tit ( lull- A niri'tlliit In nhitrd for 12:31) p. in. toiiiui'jow Ml t hn Nuviil lioiiMiiK Unit. ;imilulin (Jimov hi id Undo lluuvrr mo co-hour i.m. Orion - A iimtUiik ti kIu lt d (or ((jinunuw at U it. in. In Hip I.urili" I'm lui ul ilir Jviriiiti(H'l Clmn ti. I'lcturrn will he fihown by Kiln JUtl key. nuiKluwri Kin ot be mafic. Uiiiiirii of ihf MiiT.r rllunl pnir- j niidUiiit lluniff ht 'Ilir clulj tut In Ilir Muu-.p Hull. 7'3ll pin. jii.rcu L noon Wftlnr: luv lor n 'lurMlnv. Hvitl. I All nniin., rx--MU.uck luncheon In tin Mid In ml mil. iiikI coiiHnlMrr ctiitirmtii Mia .limnue Hull. MtMnlirrn kit uiKrtl krd In ttttriitl. 'Ihr Ai ttdi'inv f I' l Irntl hip, Wiiinrn ul lli" Mnuttf, will linlrt n inri lliiH, l ntv il.iv, tt p.m. Kvory ntiMiihrr o( Ilir A itdcmv I UlitrM lv itikrd to utU'iul. All. i it ttxtrnMon Unit will hut. ti i.iliv (luy iiit'innm tit Jin h kiditrn ul thr fiilrKroiindn, Turf tl.iv. hritt t). Ill ii m. I'olhlrk llimll. run wt'h di - iM-i l ii nil mllrr Hir ill lied. Anvunr UUt-it'Mrd In wcl onn Urv. anil Mi. (.rnr l.llliill Mlv.ioiuti let in Alu kti fur tltf pittit Ihrrr vrnr.n nnd Mutlontd ul the ChiliKiuiii nnd Kurt Klumnlh Mrlh-(Hli-.t 4-htn i'lit- pnor to tlmt, will hhow pit ttjirn nnd r of thrlr work nt ii 7 :id inrrtint; nt Ihr Chlloqulll .Mc'ihuin-i fhunlt Inn Ik hi. li IrncU utr Jinltrd to n pnllurk dinner Ml thr rlmich iL 0:00. prcccdimi the inroliUK. I'rllmn I'TA U ionorlntf nintinuc Mile Murium l-'rulnv nmrniMi; nnd ronllniilim llmmuh htitnrditv ni-xt l Ijwrll n I.ockcri nil I'llir Htu-rl I'riMrrd to be u rd for miiuiitt Halloween Carnival (or children. Komicr ltrtldnit Mr. nnd Mrn. Tiiinmv mioinn-'on urn here vlnlt Injr with Mm. Thnmpfun'n mother. Mm. Myrtle Vuwcll mid (iimlly, 220 Clrnnt. Meeting Hip Midland Gram; lloini' I a tiiuiiiiii i hib will meet Tur-diiv. rpt. 0, at thr Midland lit a her hull lor u iHilhtrk luncheon. I'lcu.'.a ii cnrlv nnd luko runimace In be horlrd lor the nn'tv Sept. i0 or cull Mm. 11. B. LarRenl J-1077 !r pickup. 'jril I'iirtv lo hr ponorrd bv Ihr Krbrkiih Korlitl Club In thr lOOF hnll Wrdnr.,dnv. l.unrhron lo br nerved nt I p m. CnrdK will follow All member and friends ItiVited. ItuminitRe Kale The Ml. Lakf I.rMici Aid will hold a rummaue p ile. Unimdiiv. Sept. 13, al the Dirk H. Miller ciuni;e. Thr room will open at 0 a.m. Money from the atr will iro to thr new church building fund, Anvunft hnvlntr rum itiuue leave at the homo of Mm. prrrv Dixon. Mr.t. Hoy LaPralrle on the Merrill hltrhwuv or at the home of Mm. Ira Orcin, 1736 Kane by Thursday noon. The nally Day lor the Poe Val ley and Olenr extension unit' will be lliurMlnv. Hepl. 11, at 1:30 p.m. nl the homr of Mrs. KninelK Freuer. Poft Valley. AM mtere.ited In attend ing tin: klrkoif meetlnir for the ear will be welcome. Dreakfaftl A ,,come-atyou-are" follrr nnd do-nut brenkfnM l lo be held Wednrsdnv, fl:30 to It :30 n m.. nt the Victor Oncman rest rience, 22f pidcllflr Street, tinder the sponsorship of the Klamath Lu thernti Ludica Aid. Everyone Is In vited. rarenti, Palrnnv Fnlrhaven first fall meellnir tomorrow, 7:30 p.m., in M-hool svm. Teachers will be introduced and the, new build tn will be Inspected. Plana will be made for the current school venr. All tntercMed persona Invit ed. (irnduntecl Willtnm W. Complon, unn of Mr. Hiid Mrs. W. A. Comp ton. -108 Onk Street, has completed course nt (he Naval Mnchtntt4' Mato School nt Great Lakes, 111, Itooiter Wallace L. Erk, USN son of Mr. and Mrs. A, S. Kck. 25 llnrlnn Drive, was listed nmonu blood donors at the Oreat I a ken nnvol imlnliiK center recently. In bilnu rummiiKe for thin month ti Mile. The moulhlv bu.ilnrrui mertlnu in lo be held at the same lime. A and I Kolk dniiccrn meet lo ihkIu. U p in., ul AHainom junior Illwh nchoo). VWl Rend -Mr. und Mm. J. V. Ilertin, Iji N. 10th Hlrecl, und Mr. uml Mm. C. W. Harper. 301 N- Kl duiudo. prnl thr weekend In Bend where ihry attended a wrddlnir and 'lulled It lend. I he Hem p nnd (heir dniik'htrr. Mrs. Harper, are lormeily of Bend. Tea You are cordially Invited to attend the Lanuell Vallry Home KxlcnMoti lea hi the Parh-h Hull 1:J0 lo 3:30 p.m. WrdiieMhiy. A short program Is plnnnrd wllh Mlm DoloiH nrnrken, the new home rx- lenMnn ntteul here, dl.cusriinK her proitram. From Narto Dr. mid Mm. Charles Andemon, fincrnmento, are vlMtlrifr friends and relatives In the Klamath area thl week. They nr lived from the valley city late Sun day and plan lo spend most of the week here. Meetlnr Directors of the Klam ath County Livestock MurkntnB Association nr to meet Wedneh dav at 8 p.m. In the Community Lounne. IJndlev llrlahla Kxten-lon Unit will hold Hally D". Wednesday. 10 a.m.. Joan'a Kitchen. Fair- Rrounds, Potluck luncheon. Take own table service. PMA Ballot Deadline Set The Production nnd M.iikrtin Aduilnlr-tiullon lin i M l fjept. 12. o . deadline for the mulling In of bl- loin to thn l'H .i PMA olfice for the election of faun commlltee of licci i, iieiiiidiiiu lo (Jounty Chitlr iuuii VVllham Jiumett A Mi'iliiiik later than the dead line date, Murneii miKI, will iiietin Uie hnllol will not lm rmnU'-d, The biillolH have hf-en mulled all local liiiiiins who mi known to br ell Bible lo vole in the, I'M A elecllon. Kllulhle larnieif who have not yel rei eivrd bnlloU hhould notify the PMA cuininlltee, which has ul (iceia In thr Tower 'I healer bulid inu on H. titii Ktieel. Kleelioii-i will name three Itirm ci i to herve hs menibers of M com muiiitv I'M A commlltee, a dele mite Irom enih community koIiik lo Ihr rounty convention where a county committee and nlteinittcii will be chuirii. Hew Student Week At OTI New Kludent Week a period of ii.i rfkliif Iim (i i il . is ii t ul mlnl I I.ant WnlnrMlBV iiiflil Mlort 1 ,. .,.,,, ,, ,, -ri.llnnl m II V IIArtOI.I) MrKAY Farmers Slate Installation Klmmith Cwnty's Farm Bureau vice president; lv Kllpatrlck, is to (a.tall Itrf new offlccm and trensurer; Ebrr Kllpatrlck. voting olflcers ul (our of Its six active i delenate and John Kerns. alternaLe Jlllllilrt IM I n lojuif J ii4 ii 1 tp-mt D,,--lr paragraph npixsneii in ipi t coiuiiio about the huffi: in , indent body t card pricet. 'i he p;ii nt;i itph said i liiat the Imt'-umt in a: ailov.cO the cost of inMirniK:' to be reduced ! begin i Oiegon Tech next Mon day. 'Die lii'.ioductorv week will em body FfvcruJ leaturcs. among them Horn 7.&0 to 41.MI for louihall mid "11P opiKittunltv to observe aclual other like reductions in oilier hurancc cost. That was not exactly righl. True, the Insurance, luten were reduced, bill becntc-u there was I enough ah eudy ht the ntlilelic fund, j In pn.sl yen i s the hcliool inlileiu; fund paid lor the Insurance but in I the pust three or four yearn they jhavo not beep pavlntr liiMirunre Uincr It caused the fund to run in ' the red. Mr. Pcnk, athjetu director, suld that the exlrtt dollur in the raid in operation and a aeries of indlvlduul interests and Local Demos Slate Picnic Tree eats, names, fun are prom ised for the Democratic picnic. Sunday, Sept. 14, at Moore Park. fcveryone Is welcome. Edith Oreen. Democratic candi date for Secretary of State, Frnn- cin Lamber, candidate for Stale Treasurer and Robert Thornton, candidate for Attorney General will be the speakers. All local candi dates will be present. There will be a prire for the old est Democrat present, prizes lor old and young and music by a band. Dell Jonea will be master of ceremonies and Glno Carninl candidate for councilman from Ward 3 will be In charge of games for the children and will award pnr.es. Hours will be from 13 noon to S p.m. Amhrleu Club Meels tomorrow t home nf Mrs. 8. Zell, 203B Mel rose Street. OIIU HMO io, mwwv, oi. iOi not Tavern Draws Suspension 'Hie lleen.-e of the Armorv Foun tain, l-UW Main, to serve neer will br suspended for seven dnvM, el lecllve Sept. 11. thr Oregon Liquor Control Conwnl' Mon. The urn pcmion order resulted from a hearing on charges that Harrv Cllk, the owner, through employes, sold berr to a minor and permitted a minor to loiter mid consume beer on the premise. Kfvernl leeiiHije boys picked up heir rome weeks ntro for hurtrlnr lln a grocery More, old they bought beer at the tavern. Service permits of two employes of the Armory Fountain. Clare B. Splcrllng and Phvllls J. I:, hum. were ordered siiM-nded lor 15 days. They were also charged with selling brer lo a minor and per mitting a minor to loiter and con sume beer. c I tiSf.es Of test-uptltud Test results will be analyzed care fully bv career planning nervlce personnel at the institute to aid m ftclef'tion of a training program best suited lo the student. Many entering students visited I the Oregon Tech campus durlmr thn high school vlriutlon weekend sponsored bv the high school-col-Ifrce relations committee of the Oregon State System of Higher Kd county-wide installation ue.sslon at the Wincma Hotel. Time Is 7 p.m. Leland Cheyne, recently elected president of the county Farm Bu reau oigaiiiation replacing Ebcr KilpHtnck. Merrill, is to be In stalled at the head of a new slate ot officers. Included are to be Ear Mack, prices wan to go Iiiuj the nthlelie iucaiion. During New Student Week fund as admKnon to games and i thev will have further opportunity explained il (his wav to Iwk over the school's facilities Lost vear the ntlilelic fund cot Hml )PVttnw belter acquainted with about IK0 Irom Mudent body card ;lnr fciii.cre campus on Uie mile ailes. Tliis money was onc before uiin hilltop. I wo football games were played i ' uwiiy irom noriir ''rl'!!iJ?fkr!tiiaji' ttiUMMiwiiiiMiiiii i 401 South 6th i Step Aboardl i FOR MST TRAVEL 1 1 SulhWunrf Mlnllnrt B I Ltavt at j j 11:55 A. M. r 5:55 P. M. I SAN KtANCISCO 2', hr. 1 LOS ANGELES . . J hr I NMthWw4 Malnlln.il I lovf at . . 12:15 P. M. and 8:15 P. M. I PORTIAND . . 2 hn. I SIATTII .... 3 hn. ft fatt, luxurf.ul Afghri I I, "mil Ik. I.i," Ii Air.ert T.rnlnat. Coll 2 1537 ,r S . "t utherli.d K S lrov.l agent. K 1 Oafsnf So.fna Tfm., muoltd. M I COMHal THI Mil AND Wjt I TOU'll 00 ti ah m AIR LINES Fall Fatal To Worker An accidentlol fall from a Winema Furms grain elevator near Alturas was fatal Saturday for Frank Ken neth Bolz. 46, 5003 S. 6th Street. Boli was reported to have plunced 70 feet while working on the elevator. He Is survived by the widow, Cehn. and a daughter, Rosa Marie. When one figures all the sports! and all the tenrns. Pelleaiis. JV's, WHdeats, and Frc hmen, the ad- ; mlpfc.nn prif-e lo (he games was a little more than 2 cmts per j game. If the price of the student bodv cards still seems hivh consider Medford where the price of the card Is lb and every one must ' have one. Lost Saturday nhht the peli cans cho-e Hides and went through a half game scrlmniage, giviny the coaches chance to look the tam over. Tile game endrd In a 7 to 7 deadlock at the finish of the scrimmage. After the U.S. Revolutionary War. George Washington arranged for Lufnyctte, who aided the Amer ican!!, to be given half of Mt. Desert Island on the coast of Msine where Bar Harbor later developed. Merchants To Discuss Xmas Thro Important subject will be lak' n ut at the September meeting of the Klamath Merchant Associ ation, It wax announced by Frank Drew, pre-sideni. The mattem ol store hours for the Christmas season, the Christmas Opening parude, and the handling of the problems of shoplifting will be up lor discussion and decision by the membership. It will be the regular breakfast meeting at the Winema hotel Wed nesday morning, Sept. 10. at 8 a.m. When light shines throuuh thin layers of mercury It transmits a blutsh-vlolei light. The depression of 18:,7 was be lieved by merchants of tlmt lirno to have been unusually severe be cause of the lack of organized agencies to check on the credit nrsi crcun ruling am-'iit-y w 1,15 ! established soon alter that time. Jffioja, f ENROLL NOW New Fall Classes the Iso Dorah Moldovon DANCING SCHOOL ALL TYPES OF DANCING 1028 Main St. Phone 6570 slate third vice president. Oregon Farm Bureau Federation, Is to be Installing of- iicer. , , . Presidents of county centers to be Installed Include Claude Kerns, Klamath Center; Ben N o r k. Langcll Valley: Vernon Hubble, Bonanza: Jack Haves. Henley Merrill and Malln centers still had not completed elections as of this morning. WC -AT YOUR. ZfcYTAL-KOTE r ill nAL-vi. isr, j- UNDIIWMD'I tmlM 111 U... IWf. ftmm 411 .... ITS suen good salt! di.:. :j:..j. .i ... - riaui ui luuiicu, always iree ..X, ; running; always uniform. At v. . your grocer's in the red package. Enj'y Uilii's "Mat tht Minus Variitia" with . . larry Koplan - C. B. S. Saturdays 11:30-12 noon. aaiBa We're saving a , "The fluid wl ttwif bt your bakt sysls) ( multiply vour strtrttth I omtsi tou no mi pratedioa at imnV Mt tor f . aUtSNAll BE SAFETY-SURE count iH-urs err ACQUAINTED! W. will: AdiMt brakwL, IndiMflnf parking brake Pud on front wtioel Inspoct lining and whool cylinder Check mastweyftfHtor- 1 1 ini muki iiuiu, (I meded Adut brake pedal clearance Road tost ear PARTS IXTRA IF NtfOID BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Main at Esplanodo Ph. 3121 1 1 i i i i i i i i i i . . . And Ho Matter What Type You Heed, You'll Find It At Klamath Furniture Co. j , When you're considering a new floor for your home (or place of business), remember that no one type of resilient flooring is perfect for all needs. We sell the entire line of Arm strong's Resilient Floors and each one has its own characteristics and advantages. You can depend on us to help you select the one best suited to your needs. ' We Specialize In EXPERT INSTALLATION ARMSTRONG'S LINOLEUM O JifftrM typt Heavy, Standard, tipht Gov g . Prictd from $1.75 sq. yd. 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