Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 14, 1952, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, OCT. 14, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH KALI A OREGON PAGE FTVk fcCITY,1 BRIEFS?? Meellng-Tlie 1 fit 40 Balon No. IM. will hold their October meot UiK In IMInlnks, at I ho home of Muriel HuoiHir, Wednesday, Oct. 10, I p.m. Transportation will be srranurd for Ilia Klamath r'alls mentbei who need it by culling 1tl. Recovering R, O, (Dub) Rollln local manager of Tractor aalaa lj Bervlre, AllU-Olmllnrrx Dealer, I expected to bit released from tht Hacrcd llmri tlonpltnl In Med ford on Saturday, rtollln h born foiillncd for a weak due to heart attack suffered lunt Sunday. friendly Circle will meet at tlssie Llllle'a, IM44 Orchard Way, Thursday, 13:31), Prilluok luncheon and business mealing. Como pro pared to work on quilt. Mannheim, (lermany Army Cpl. loiter It. Foster, nun of Mr. and Mr. F. E. Foster, 10M Allaiiioiil Drive. Dr-uun hla slxlh month of oveiseea duty, fin la ncrvlnn aa a cannoneer In the 4th Anil-Aircraft Artillery Battalion, part of Die U. 8. Eleventh Army and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization I NATO) fnrcea In Europe. Remlnlseent Club Will meet at the home of Mrs. Marie KIlKore 103 Bo. Fifth, Wednesday noon, Oct. It. Intermodule Klk'a Square Dancers will meet tonight at J p.m.. In the lodge rooms. Otto kills will call. Hhaata PTA executive rommll tee maela Wednesday, 2 p.m., In the teachers room. Ike's Psrly A birthday party tor Ue Elsenhower will be held tonight at 8 at 234 Mult), next door lo Patterson Furniture store, across the street from the Wlllard Hotel. The party, sponsored by the Klamath County for Ike Club, will offer entertainment, cake and coffee, and a IJulrh auction. Floyd Wynne will also speak. The public is cordially invited. Visitation The official visitation of Jarcd W. Hummcrliaya, Grand Master of Masons In Oirgon, Is scheduled for Thursday, with Crater Lake Lodge No. 211 the host. This will be the Distric t 21 meeting of which Jack Metier Is district deputy. Ofllccre ol the district will mert at 2 p in. at Cralrr Lake Lodge. A no-host din ner is scheduled for p.m., and Die marling at I o'clock will be l Interrat to all Master Masons. This district includra lodgra from PaUey, Lakevlew. Chlloquln. Ma. Iln land the two Klamath Falls loo gee. MeUag-Carnaiion Club, Drgtre of Honor, meets Weilnesdsy, I p ut at the horn of Dorothy Dcrrah, 1341 Crescent. Pythian Mrs. Mae Anderson lell balurday mornm lo altrnd the Pythian convention in Pcndlo Ion. Falrhaven hom extension unit mrela at 10 a.m., Wednesday, at the fairgrounds. Msry Hravllln will car lor children, pouuck, I N Achlevemrnt nlglil, Tuev day, 7 JO p.m., Falrhaven School, Shaata llomedale Home Exten. aion meeta Joans Kitchen, 10 30 a m., Oct. 17. Bring aack lunch. Project leadera lor repair of inner aprlnga a'k Uiat two women plan lo.woik on one cushion. For list or matriala required call 3030 or 844. Child rare has been arranged at a nominal charge. Mrs. Douglas McKay-Wife of the governor of Oregon la bringing on of hrr own blur-ribbon angel food cakes to be given aa a door prlr at the "Como as You Are" rnfe hour Friday 2 lo 10 p.m. Mrs. McKay and Mra. Bam Coon, male of the Republican candidate lof Congress will greet Klamath Falls women at that time. All are Invited lo the very Informal get together. Maved Jerry Fairs, wile, Mary Beth and eon Ruaaell Lee, have moved lo Busaiivllle. Calif., to man age Die Lassen Auction Company. mAimm if u m lM fill tfMIMI nrSO- llce Weduosduy 7; 30, all Interested MitvlllMru tismlra are welcome. City HowIIiik Association meets on Thursday, at ma uowinig Al ley, All mombors urged to attend. ii . y.U ItimnatyMl hu Hi Klamath Falls Oardrn club, Frl duy and Baluiday, Oct. H-lb, 816 Pin Hlreet, fiirmorly Walt's, next door lo Lowell's Lockers and acrous the street from mu pursing ioi. Sal starts at 8:30 a.m. Cloned The Const lo Count store will be closed all day Wednesday In memory of Klclmrd Andrew Moore, nephew of Gertie and Huns Hansen, inunugers. Prosperity llelirkah lodge regu- iu ... .ii,t 'tiuirKfiuu n,.i in. a run. In the IOOF hull. Mrmucra are aakea to taxe wnuo oiepnnuui lo ba auctioned lor an endowment fund. Attention Huusre Danrera This Tuesday night at Fremont acnool will be me lust opportunity io loin Die beginners class, junior hiuh school students be there al 7 p.m. and the class will be dis missed promptly al B p.m. The adult class will be held from 8 10 to 10 p.m. and more adult dancers are wanted. Come and bring your friends. The Hospital (iulld of the Wom en of Die Moose Is to sponsor a card party upstairs at Iho Moose Hull, 1U1U I'lne. weuueouay, or I 15, 8 p.m. Proceeds to go to Die nospitai fund which sponsors H.e education of a nuise. ima party will be open Ui members and In vited guests. Canasta and pinochle will bo played, Prize and refresh- meiila. Alice jarvie win ue noj- tess. Tk. f'r I rh,nl..r nf lit 1 1 . I ... f r ... ...... tl . M ai,MM( Oct. 14. 8 p.m. In the K.C. hall. ine auxiliary win meet at inc same time. Home Mr. and Mr. Jess WhlU latch. Hnnaiiuk have returned from a vlail with their son. Vein Whit- latch and family, Faster. Mr. and Mrs. WMtlaU'h are owners of a mercantile establishment in the mill town. Conger PTA will meet Wrdnrs. day, October 15, at 7:30 p.m. Mr. K. A. Geary will speak on the school district reoru-anlzallon meas ure. There will be a Court of Awarda for the Olrl Be out ol Troops 11 and 31. 7lh grade moth er will serve iclreslimenla. Heller Rlclisrd Custer, shot through the abdomen some weeks ego has been released Irom Kiam stli Valley hospital and has re turned lo Die home of hla parents. Mr. and Mra. Bob Davidson, Bon ansa. New (ilrl LI. Colonel and Mra. Ororge W. Kinney have announced Uir birth of a daughter, October 11 at Oleenvllle, B. C. where Die Col onel la stationed. Mrs. C. A. Moore maternal grandmother of Klamath Falls la In the Houlh with her daughter, the former Helen Moore. Tne Kinney have a eon, two years old. Milla PTA will mert Wednesday October 18. 2:16 In the school aud- Hearing Holds Dancer Sane John William Tllton, 24, of Hen ley was determined not menlully 111 yeslnrdny aflnrnoon at a aunlly hearing conducted In Circuit Court, The youth was remanded to the County Juil lo awnlt sentence In District Court on a charge of dis orderly conduct, He pleaded guilty to the charge Tllton was arrenled Friday night and admitted being the man who lor the past several weeks sturtled residents of the suburban area by posing nude In the beam of Die headlight of his car. Man Released On Check Rap Phillip J. Barker. 20, of Medford, who had pleaded guilty here In a charge of obtaining money bv false pretenses, was ordered released Irom custody yesterday by Circuit Judgo David It. Vandcnbcrg, The charge against him was dis missed. Barker wus brought here two weeks ago to face the felony charge, concerning a check he passed al the Bin Y Murket. After the innn Pleaded guilty, Judge Vandenhcrg nbluliird In lormallnn Dial at thr time the check was written. Barker had money In a local bank lo cover It. Bui the money was withdrawn be fore the check cleared. VA Calls For Help in Search ' 'Ilia Veterans Administration In Portlund has appeulcd lo the City Police DeDartmenl In a search for Dwlght Howell Heaney. Heaney la supposed lo be some where In the Klamath area. Ahy one with knowledge of his where abouts should notify the Police Department, Toastmistresses To See Medford Local Toastmistresses will travel lo Medford Sunday to participate in the regional meeting of Inter- We collect . . , er lell yeu why. find out mere about eur service y l'vl"f a try. Carter's Collection Agency Ph. 121 411 Main national Toastmlstrrss clubs. Pres ident Fannie May Thompson and Lelh Fennlnft will represent Mt. Mazama club In voting, and Mar garet Banto Is a member of a re gional committee on by-laws. Par tlclpating In the program will be Dr. Margaret Gregory and Margar et Banto. The program which will begin at 9:30 Sunday morning at the Med- i..A I l .1 lo ir ha avnrbahntt MaaaasasMSai The KIRBY Call 2-0131 No. 3 Lytton Co. Heat Your Home wllk s new DUO THERM qnallirKl'flenflr-llaafllr WESTERN OIL an Burner Csmpanr mi s-oia sis rasas un on Toastmlstrrss skills. All mem bers and friends ara Invited to attend. e . : EXTRA . ...AM PairToatted , 7 AYIl-lOII UNOIMW4f't Ms Unt e aui. r-m iu a. .. i Meaa'ay, Octetwr 14, 12 Members of Klamath Falls Bini- !f ntu and Profettlonol Women'i club are making plant for a J btnellt bridge parly lo be alven al Ih city hbrory club roomi, I Arrangements or In charg of the committee, Mr,. Emil Drefier, Mrs. C. E. Dennis, Mrs. Leda Parker end Mrs. Clara Snow. J Tveivay, Ocreker II, ItJ Charles Lcomit and ton. Gordon, who hove been spending In tummer montht In Klomaih Falls, left Monday morning for Bend, Eugene ond Newport, where they , will spend Ibis week. They expect to return here the lost of the week for a ihorl stay before leaving for their home in Son Diego. J Weeaesdey, October It, 12 An unutuol sole by the Currin , Drug company It announced by L. L. Hendricks, manoger of that I Institution. Mr. Hendricks Outlined elaborate preparations now I being mode for thit event. "Th Currin Drug tlore it affiliated , with the great nollonol chain of Owl drug stores," toid Mr. Hen- J drlckt, "ond Ihli tpeclol sale event will be th forerunner, ond , really Ih beginning of o new departure In Klamoth Falls." I Thursday, October 17, 12 Ceroid Musselmon Is among the J new orrlvolt In Klomoth Foil ond plons to mok hit futur , horn. Hit former residence wot ot Compton, Calif., ond he it staying at 225 Lytton St. while here. J Frld'ey, October If, 12 Inei Brandenburg, employe of , Glover't Jewelry Store, hat returned from a fifteen day vocation i which th spent In Seattle, Ogden ond Son Francisco visiting j friends and relotivet, Mri. Brandenburg returned to her duties ot , th stor this morning. I Seturday, Octeber 1, 12 Honoring tlx of her friends Mrs. George Borlh ntrtolned ol 0 dinner ol her home on Wednesday. t Lorer In Ihe evening a number of Invited guests dropped In for bridge, moklng four tablet. Scores were oworded to Mri. Orville Epperson, high, ond Mrt. Prentice Pucket, low. THE "Iniura With Landry Jlandl LIABILITY V, T. Johnton John A. McCall D. L. Thomas 419 Main Strttt AUTO Peul 0, leaery Phono 2-2524 PROPERTY Realty Board To Hear Experts Klamath Realty Board member are urged to attend Die luncheon Wednesday promptly at noon al the Wlllard hotel to hear Dr. Hal verson. of the Klamath County Exiierlmeiiiiil Farm. Dr. Chancy, soils depsrtment, Dr. Alban, soil testing laboratory dlvlnlon and Tom Jackson, soil extension specialist, sll of Oregon State College. The vIMUnff specialists will also hav motion picture lllms of work bring accomplished In Die depart ments Uiry rrprrsrnt. Man Held On Check Charge A nisn undrr Indlctmrnt hrr since last Maich for pausing a bad check is in custody in Yakima. Wash. Sheriff Red Brllton Identified him as Jark Wagner, ol Toppenlsh. Wash., father of Dirk Wagner, one of the rountry'a ranking UghU heavywelghl boxers. Warner has waived extradition lo Orrgon. Itorlum. 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