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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1952)
If 9 I'TJDAY, NOVKMHKIl 7, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS. KI.AMATH FAM.S. OREGON PTE N!Nf? fM!;!:CITYBRIEFSMl Hualnaaa Onrn '111 linnlilnii end hralllif bllnllim 3 of llcnii U. Davla, illll I1'- Main, Ih open fur bualneMi. Dvla h in l)-rn III lor MVfral month al liin family lioini on Lakraliore Drlvo but Mm. Duvia la In cliarne nl lh ufuci, ! The W'nnwn'a l ln lf-of llio Ci miliilly Church nl Mm llicllirrn will eixinaor an aniim'l lm?.nr Huiur ily, Nov. t. In II io J. C. Penney lot. I.adlra K.lf ilul) will' nif t Ml tilt Iioiiip ol Mmv Wells, ill III Union Avenue, Batiirclay, Nov. U. Spud Market Stays Stable ; KlamaUl llu.ln polulnia on tlio Han I'riiiiclnco nmilsn v. 'in liilntf uix thl wonk fur U.H. No I B"u(Jo. anil ruur-iniiice tnihliiiiiinn ware brlnulDK 0& l"'r liiihilrril pnundit act'oiilliiu lo Me wri-kly notaio crop rovlcw of tlio OhC rxttnnlon aervlce. On tlip Lo AiiKclrn market, U.8. No. lA'a from llio Klnnmlh DeMn old for 4.79 to 4.00 a hundred, mid eli-ounre mlnlmuma were nell ui lor 6 00. . Nov. 4 alicel milr t l.on Anitele lor 1(1 ho Ituanela brouiihl 4.7d to ADO for U8. No. lA'a with few veiling from 4.40 lo l.M. ttlx nuncera from Draclmlea aold lor t.iO to 811 per hundred wolnht. At Chicago Nov. 4. Ilia aupply n liberal, drmand llht and market dull and flower. Cnrlol track aalea of washed Idaho Kui aela. VM. No. 1. brouuhl 4 60 lo a 10 prrnundrrd pound aack, with unwashed Ruaaela bringing 4 75 to 40. At Idaho Talla the name day of furlnia wera described aa rather light and the market allghily weak er, fialea f.o.b. ahlpplng point fur U S No. 1 Ruaaela In 100-pound aacka. medium to large in arte. tanged In price from 3 91 lo 4 10 with moat aalea at 4 00 to 4 00. A lew of the bent larger Mr brought 1 11 lo 4 30 and the amall to medium brought 111 to 3 i. Theae prlcea are about a nickel below a week ago. 1:30 p.m. Ile.aerl polluck. banda are Invited. llua- frash Fatal ; " ASHLAND I A highway crah killed Edward C. Whltlon. it. Ah land rancher. Wedneaday Mint, i whitinn'a car and an empty lum ; her truck driven by Marlon Hud dlti'on. Oranu pasa, collided head la on aouth of her. Huddleaton told Inveatlgatnra that he aaw Whlllon'a car coming down the. wrong aide of the road : ao he amerved: Whltlon awerved too, and they hit. Chiloquin Police Officer Resigns CHILOQUIN Tredrlck (Frllr) lllldebrand. agency officer In Juve nile and aoclal work here, has re- algned hla Job lo return lo hia home In Tacoma. lllldebrand la the aecond Chile oum ollicer lo realun In a week Voile Chief Archie Huff aubmltted hit resignation effective lait week. No reaaon haa been made public for tit realgiiaUona, and at nrea tnt the city la without an official police force, though deputlea are carrying on police dunes. Oregon Hlule -- Molher'a Club niecUini, Nov. 13, 1:30 ) m. . nl the llou-lhii I'ioJmI Recreation Hull. SVuilihiun Way. all molher'a of Oregon Nt.Mn aludcnln uriied lo altrnri. i'logram and lelrenli meiiln, midland -Home Kc. Club will meet ill Die iiifinxe hall I0:::0 Tuei d.iy mni'iilng. I'ollurk luncheon al niion. i.iHiir win wor on uooin for carnival. Ilrllig whll ele phants, rjlectlon of of Ik em. foiigri-gullunal Churih council will ineel Htnidiiy alter Church, mi poriuiii miplinu with budget, build inn, mid cnn.il II utlon to be con iilcrrd. Cmincll mi'inbcra are anked lo attend. Nlatrra meet Mr. and Mia. lOrnin Milchrli of Litkevlew and Mm. Mnrvln Wiilkcr, Palaley, were hern yrilerduy nfternoon to meet Mm. lilnnche Hellcri of Mlnne npollx. Minn. Mrn. Mltcliell. Mri. Wiilkcr and Mm. K?llrr are "la in., mid Mrs, Mitchell and Mrn. Krllnrn hudu'l anen each other in IS yeiua. Ilatuar Aiuiuul full bazaar Kpnimorrd by the I.adlea Aid Kticlely. Merrill Hreabyterlan Church will un hold In the Merrill Itrcrriillnn Hull. Friday evenlnif, Nov. 7. Dakrd foodn, fancy work, noveltlea, flnhpond, movlei, and curd itainea are aome of the at Iraclluna, Alao being featured la a "lea" room with coffee, pie and cake available. Public Invited. Ilelegalea Three drlegalei representing Klamath county will participate In the alxth annual fall conference of Iho Detriment ol ClaMroom Teachera of Uie Oregon duration Aiaoclatlon, being held In Portland thia Friday night and Saturday, are Veltna Tennery. Heiuicll A. LofUgaard, Buena C. Stone, all of Klamath Folia. Cameled flt. Darnabaa guild will not be having a card party thl Saturday. Library Club Klamath Falls VYomen'a Library Club will meet, city Library club room Monday. Nov. 10, 2 p.m. Colored picture of Cuba will be ahown. Mutlcal program Will Include Olrl'a Olee Club and piano numbera. There will be an Oregon art exhibit. Tea will be aerved. I.vangellitle Kerr Ice are being held nightly except Saturday at the F!r Christian Church. Broth er Sherwood Emilh la the evange lic I and Ills wife la a chalk artist and mualcian. Time la 1:30 p.m. Baby Roy Mr. and Mra. Ed Deja announce the birth of their lirsl child. Lawrence Ray born Nov. 4. weighing g Iba. 7' ot. Operation-Mra. Doug 8melcer. Langrll Valley, underwent major surgery at Ihn Klamath Valley Hospital Thursday morning and Is reported doing nicely. Farm The County Associated Women of Farm Bureau will hold a business meeting Monday. Nov 10. in the Community Lounge. We celled . . . ef tell ten why. Find evt mete abevt etit aertlce by f !!" a I'T. Carter's Collection Agency Ph. IJI 411 Mela Man Guilty In Cafe Theft A man listed i Adolph Peter F'lrch. 31, plendeil gulhy In Cir cuit Court yenlerriay afternoon to a charge of burglary, not In a dwelling the Ihefi ol a safe froili Walt'a rciUuraul on Main blrcul Oct, 30. I lie la to be sentenced Inter, Jlurch aald his true name la Frank U. Gauguin, and he la be lieved lo be wauled In Portland on a criminal charge, lie list admitted purtlclpntlon In (he burglary at the rvatauranl. 'Ihc :.mil safe wan luuled out of the building, chlicled open and robbed of aome I87. Burch wiin arrested nere In town by city Police a lew noura alter the burglary, A charge of larceny hi a store vna placed auliinl lum. but that chargo was ill. missed ye.terd.iy in hi ciiu uoiirt uecause II la ue. batable whether a restaurant Is a store, uurcn was ire fur a few mlnutflh, but was Inlonued that the burglary charge would be drawn up. He wailed al the Court house until the impels ol the new charge were prepared. no waivro preliminary ncaring and grand Jury Indictment, Judge David R. Vandenucig poftt- pooca paaaing aentence. Speaker Rev. A. O, Broylei, Klamath rails will preach al the Flrat Covenant Church, Sunday, II a.m. Church Enters New Program The First Mcthodl.it Church Of-1 illation haa Increased over one I ficial Board here recently voted lo letire an old mortgaged indebted ness to Its Home Missions Board and a l.'o to enter Into the new Forwurd Movement program for new McLhodi.st Churches In Ore gon. All the Methodist Churchej of the Pacific Northwest Area are Kupiwrtintf this million dollar cam paign to extend the Influence and aervlce of the church In new neigh borhoods, on collciie campuses, and in church supported social agency centers. Of the total local Kol of 110,200 the first t&.OW Is for the retirement of the Home Missions Board Mort gage, and the balance of 15,200 Is lor the new Forward Movement. The Klamath Falls church was Jirompted to lake this action when L was reported that Oregon's pop ulation haa Increased over one third i during the past ten years, and as or ipiij only one lourtn or uregon a. citizens are members of any church. An enthusiastic kick-oft dinner for all leaders and workera la to be held at the church Monday eve ning, and a victory dinner for oil the church fellowship li tentatively net for Nov. !). Carl Miller Is local chairman as alsted by Klvln Phillips, Charles Johnson. Mrs. C. A, Barnstable, Mrs. John Yadon, loy Barker Mrs. Steve Moss. Harvey Brannon, W. VV. Southwell, and Mrs. Elsie McNee. Team captains Inolude Merton Hover. Earl Redman, Jo Kennedy, Sam Thompson, and Mark Taylor. The committee for advance gifts under the direction of Mrs. Steve Moss la already at work. People DO Read SPOT ADS -you are! Precision MOTOR Rebuilding ZIEGLER'S AUTO REPAIR 27 Main FIRST METHODIST CHURCH workers are melting an organized attack on a Home Miitiom Board indebtednen. A few of the workers are shown above conferring on plans. They are Islanding, I to rl Mark Taylor, Elvin Phillips, the Rev. Lloyd Holloway, Joe Kennedy, (seated, I to rl Chairman Carl Miller, Mrs. Steve Moss and Sam Thompson. i BROADWAY THEATRE MAUN. OREGON FRIDAY - SATURDAY NOV. 7 AND 8 SHOW STARTS AT 8:00 P. M. Three great love stories in M-G-M's mighty spectacle! 10,000 la tU t M la llM aisViafl ' I tkrifllai aM J TW i ill Im wf pfM Mldtwt m4 iihM pWfftMt It) erf e) fNt (MM aMi fM flif fgl 4e fft Mi Mi fm Hm. QUO TECHNICOLOR The tatsmlraoM m tmj W m4 rfttM Nm im4 Iwi vtck4 ROMRT TAYLOR MBOSAI1 KERR t EO OWN m NTI IWT1NOV ljNilktf)OHNtll M AKIN eaat II MHBMAM fOftTA tWW Hli.Wl'IMrfiTNnvrNUrOY nini e mm mm am nm . MARCHA THEATRE TULELAKE, CALIF. SUNDAY -MONDAY NOV. 9-10 SUNDAY MATINEE 2:00 P. M. SUNDAY EVENING 6 AND 9 P. M. 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