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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1952)
TUESDAY DKCKMDKH 23, 1052 HEIULD fe NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORKflOjN PACK SEVTOI r. lyi CITY BRIEFS Iliinir .l.luycl Jrnv-n, mm of Mr. pntl Mra, Curl Jnrtui mid Niiiinnii Ityckinaii, miri of Mr, mid Mm, A. K, Kyi'kiniin, but It nf 'lull-lake, have rdiiinid lioinn utirr a Hire wrrkH vlnlt Willi lilrlid, mid rela tive In Oitr.ou and Washington. ("Iirlatma Vlillura Mr. mid Mm, Itnbert Hinnncomlia mid two (laiiillilera, llrikrlry, ni o In Tiiltt lake to uppnrt C'hilnlma Willi Mm. nronmnmbea imrenta, Mr. mil Mil. H. T, Street, Trvfllni-Mr. mid Mr. Karl Asrr, Tulelake, will aee llir Vianl ttfil name el Sun f'innclMa New yttr'1 Day where llirv will be Joined by Ann brother. Arthur P. Alter, Paedn mid hie three Freightways Offers Awards Local high ailiool nrnlon are eligible lo uoiiivol 'r unit til number ul liou avnolarahiua u. Irrrd aa-iln lhi year by Coimoll elated Kiirshluaya, Inc., Mi.rlun l.anii. manaiirr ol the lum' lore! neurit terminal announced today. Urlall.i nl tho i.clmlar hiii mo In lha nuitda ol achool ofliculn. The motor freight company will award 10 echolaiehlp on a elate baeui, one to ach atate In which l operiitei. Additional echolar ahlpe may be aworrlrd on an al lege ba.ila, Lang aaid, Winner may attend any ac cirdllrd collt-ue or university In lha alatra aerved by Ciiinnlidalfd 'Ina company will provide SJ40 rash vram-ln-aid to any ol the inntltuiinna aelecled which are not lix-m-tipuilrri. An impartial Scholarship Board romnoaed ol leadrra ol buMiieu, In dustry and education will aelecl the winner, Selection I baaed on achol asltc ability and achievement, ac tivity record, and character. Consolidated launched the achol auhlp program a a "ceutlnuliit evidence ul our appreciation, both lo our Cuatomara and to the (eneral public of the area we aerve," ac toidlnf to tho olUclel announce ment aluned by Inland Jamcn, ' preaidenl ol tha company. alatera, Mra. C. Melierl, Han Fran rlf.co. Mr. and Mia. Ilnmaid Unvltl miii, J'"ort JoneH, Calif., and Mr. and Mm. Don Che.ie Medlurd: for family minim In the aoulh, Vlallnra Mr, and Mia. Jiimea Condrey and baby duuuliler, Chris lima Diane, Oadrn, will npend the rjhiiatma holiday hero wHh Con dioy'a uuiciil, Mr, and Mia. A. P. Cniulrey, 2T.H Unrrow and Mm, Condrey'a parcnt.i, Mr, and Mra. J. A, llardlu, 1101 Dlvlalon. Condrey la chl'l rnulnenr f radio ilollim, kvuu, uiinrn. Mia. con. (irey la the former Maxlne Hardin 'loiieOrorua Leonard, former Klamath reMtleni, now liainiiiii race horara at the Hmiia Anita race track he relurned there nfler rrcuperallnic here lor V, inonlha followliiK inn lor Mirucry. He haa been at the home ol a alnter. Mary Weilvold on tluminera Lane. Imorovlnt-Mia. C. Hitler. Tule. Inke iniiv hvo vlidlora at Klamath Valley lloipllal where ahe l Im proving lollnwlnu major urriy Ml. Nlrk Parents whoie children i haven't aren Han'a clause are In viled lo bi lna the klddlea to the Chrl-tniMa partv on tile tinrn lioor of the loop Hall. Wedneaday, 7 p.m., Chilalmaa Eve. I In lluapltal Itoland Wnlloupe. 40 of Chilixiuln. waa admitted to Klamalh Valley lloipllal yentcrday jafteinoon with a hip Injury re ceived in an accinrni ai mc mu Raymond Iuubu'k camp. Home Aaln Ham llionip-'on, nn of Or. and Mm. A. Ivan Thnmpion, 002 Pacific Terrace, la home for Chriatniaa from the Bhat- I luck School, rnrlbault, Minn. In Japan WAC Pfc. I-ola Mae NeunaM, oatilihler ol Mr. and Mra. P:d Neunast. Tnlelake, I aervlini with the Army at Yokohama. Japan. !irwi mm J i, 'Ufa' , W-If W.Vt' ii in itTft i in H n fc Tiii i ' iMrr-'-iHiifT- i ''tf--:- - x ;' Howe Heads School Study Carrol B. How, auperlntcndent nf county achoola, and Kltou H-h-back, principal of Shasta School, ma lo play important rolea In the joint conlerencea of th Oregon Aiaoclation of School Admlnlitra tsra and the Oregon Bchool Boarda Aaaociation which are to be held in Halrm. Jan. 3 and 3. FMiback, who la president of the Oregon Aaaociation of School Adminlatratora, will preaide at the general aeaalona of both group and Hupt. Howe will aerve ea chaliman of two dlacuMilon groupa. School board member: city and county achool auperintendenta; high achonl. Junior high, and elementary choo principals from all over the atate are eligible and Invited lo oe pieieiu. Mrs. Christie Leaves 4-H Mra. Margaret Brundage Chriaoe, lor iwo veara a 4-H club agent with the Klamath Coun ty Extenaion Service ofllre. haa left her poaitlon here la move lo Oorvalll where her huaband plana lo attend achool. Mra. Chrialle came here from Connecticut , and plans to vlnlt hare before returning lo Oregon Iter the firat of the year. A new 4-H agent la expected to be eaaigned here after the firat or th year, according lo County Agnl C. A. Henderaon. Malin Masons In Installation MAI.IN Open Installation cere monies lor Hie Masonic 1xlge No. IU4 end Prosperity Chapter No. U. Malln, were held Dec. 13, at the Malln Community Church. A potluck aupper was enjoyed by famlliea and ll lends of both Ma sonic and Star mrinbere preceding the opening of the meeting. Installed an worthy matron of Prosperity Chapter waa Mra. Eva Bowman of Merrill and A. E Street, Mann, was Installed aa her wnrlhy patron. Their corps of ofllcera are; as sociate matron, Doris Smith: as aoriale pafron. Jesa Smith: secre tary. Ann Trulls; treasurer, Iah Slieet; conductress, Rmma Wilde, marshal). Haul Bowman; or ganist, Gladys llalousek; Adah. Agnes Scnreiner; Ruth, Mariam hUlstny, F.slher, Margaret White; Martha, Betty Halousek; electa. Thelma Sukel; warder, l.aura 7.labek mid aennnel, Charles Ham ilton. Installing officers were; Installing matron, llairl Bowman: Installing patron, tjugene Heasley; inataUmg organist. Mary Sharp and Install ing chaplain, Helen Ottoman. Alter the ofllcera w-ere pro claimed Installing marJall. the new matron, Mra. Eva Bowmen, honored her new officers with an addenda and presented each with clever little hanky parasols. A candlelight ceremony. In which all outgoing otflcera took part, was given in honor ol the new matron and patron. Walter Caaebeer, Bonanu, w a Installed aa master of the Malm Masonic Lodge during their In stallation ceremonies. Ofllcera In atalled lo aerve with Caaebeer were; aenior warden, Dick Halousek; Junior warden. Eugene Heasley; secretary, Charles Hamil ton; treasurer. Ted DeMerrltt; aen lor deacon, Harvey Clugston; Jun ior deacon, Jess Smith; senior alaward. Bus DfPew; Junior ate ward, Wilbur Brickner; Tyler,' Mervyn Wilde. "SPIRIT OF GIVING" wet the December project of Cub Scout Den I, Peck 3, and the boys fol lowed through by booiting th Salvation Army Christmat effort. Above, the boys are pre senting Maj. Jack Little with giftt for th charitable church organization. The boys gathered discarded milk bottles to raise $5.64; each boy's family contributed some half dozen cans of food; and the boys eerned mony to buy gifts for unfortunate youngsters who will get most of their Christmas from th Salvation Army. In th picture arc (standing, I to rl Donald Mor rison, Richard Currin, Jimmy Ward, Maj. Little, Charlton Currin, Mil-e Dixon (Den Chief), Dale Stites, and (kneeling, I to rl David Poole, Robby Mushen, Steven Stiles and Duane Cook. Mrs, Richard Currin and Mrs. Sam Mushen era den mothers. Sportsmen Map Plans In Its first orKanlwtlon.il meet ing under new Pres. John Hobson. the Klamath Sportsman's Associa tion's board ol directors last nKht outlined tentative plans for this year's operation. Meeting In the Wlllard Hotel, the gropp drew up plans to study mem bership lees and the possioility of a downward revision; dl.scus.ied p'VKlbillty of fewer meetings, more members attending; began fieeking a project for the association to work on and talked seriously of a membership drive. The first meeting of the new year for the entire Association la Uue Jan. 12, when one of the hot tot topics on any local outdoor group's agenda comes up for a Banel discussion th u of th innnlng Tract, That meeting la to b held In the Wlnema Hotel, asm aKr . m rs"-37 m fxi I avi am j j T.!CJ vur Ark tip 4 t rmJtr m f2 Local Police Urge Caution Tiie Klamath Falls Police De partment would like the help ol the public, Clnef Orvllle Hamilton said lotiay, ill keeping tma Christ mas and New Year's Day holiday period tree of tragedy. Particularly, the chief warns mo torist to be extremely carelul of their driving while Ice and -.now is on the atrenla, and to respect the presence of pedestrians In cross waika. "And If you take on loo much of the holiday spirits." Hamilton warned, "Just leave your car parked and walk. It's safer. " Otherwise, Chief Hamilton and the department hope lor happy holiday period for everyone. Guilty Plea In Check Case Kerney Walter Bradshaw, 31. , Bradf.haw was secretly Indicted pleaded guilty In Circuit Court yes- . by the grand Jury in October, and e:'hVd i brought here from AHur.., .ast check with insufficient funds to i cover. I Rotary Plans Xmas Dance The annual notary dance for college students and service per sonnel. Is scheduled for 9 p.m., Dec. 26, in the Wilis rd HoteL Planned for the young people as a full evening of free entertain ment, muHic will by by Sync llolaas; and refreshments will be served. Tne following Rotarlsns are spon sors: Mr. and Mrs. scott War ren, Rotary president; Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Ellingson Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Puckctt. Earl Kent, and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Chandler, directors. Social committee, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Palmerton, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Lorenz, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reed, Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Nerseth, Mr. and Mrs. Delos Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reeder, Mr. and Mrs. Robert .Sproat Jr; Dr. and Mrs. Merle Swanson. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bailie, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Prock. Wally Larkln, Dr. and Mrs. John Merryman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bailey, co-chairmen social commit tee; and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Chll cote, assistant chairmen. to at f );give him a for last minute Santas! GIFT CERTIFICATE for a LEE HAT m from 7.50 Th gift that's surt to plooto . . Givi ony omount . for, amy ittm. 826 Main PhoM S471 The check In question was for 1-13.01. made payable to the Ore- Ron Avenue Oaraqe. James W. uerg. owner, on eepi. 10. SOLVE . . . Your Last Minute Shopping - Sfafe Wage Rate High SALEM on The average earn ings of Oregon's production work eis reached a new high in Novem ber of 12 12 an hour and S82.18 a week, (he state Unemployment Compensation Commission said Tuesday. The new hourly record Is four cents above the former top record ed in September. The commission said the new record probably will be first or second in the nation. with a . . . Gift from weekend. He Is held In the County Jail. In addition to the check passed at the garaRe. District Attorney Frank Aldcrson said Bradshaw has at least S170 worth of other checks out here. ihi laiiNBtr aus iini 904 Klamath Ave. From 07 23 fyexM Ayo. Man.ay, December 2), lt2 The Agriculture clou of the Malm high achool has Joined th club of th "future Farmers of America." The students of the clos have elected officers os follows; president, James firod&haw; vice president, Billy Streoter, and secrctory-treoiurer, Chester Dennis. Mr. Street is the advisor. Tuesdey, December 24, 192 Or. George Adler left Sunday far Portland and espects to be away about a week. His morrloge to Miss Medelon K. Bote, ovmtont clerk In the Multnomah cir cuit court, will be solemnued at Silverton tonight. After a short wedding trip they will return here to moke their home. Wedneifey, December 21, 1929 Merry Christmas from Paul Landry! ' Thursday, December 24, 1929 Announcement of the fudges decision in the Christmas Home Lighting contest, sponsored by Merchants' bureau, .Is mode os follows; First prire, o coffee urn set, given by the Colifornio Oregon Power company, was oworded to Dr. E. D. Lamb, 501 Cypress. Second priie, o toaster, olfered by the Garcelon tlectrlc shop, wos given to George Ellis, 212 E. Main St, Third prise, two montle lompi, offered by the Link River Electric company, was oworded lo Jock Slater, 1931 Huron St. Frldey, December 27, 1929 A fine collection of boys' books wos presented to the Komoth Falls library by th Rotory club. At the regular Rotory luncheon, Ihe books were presented to Miss Enolo Hawkins who responded with thonki in behalf of the library board. Tommy Walters, son of Mayor Walters, olio thonked the Rolorions on behalf of the beys of Klomolh Falls. . Saturday, December 21, 1929 Among the outstonding sociol events of the post week wos th formal opening of Ihe ladies Mrs. E. M. Bubh, Mr. E. M. Chllcele, Mrs. Robert Lindlev, wos In charge of the offoir, ond wot assisted by Mrs. L. H. Haines, Mrs. Mnllie Bslding, Mrs. Burnett, Mrs. Harry Pelir, Mrs. I. M. Bubb, Brs. E. M. Cblleote, Mrs. Robert Llnriley, Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. Rachoel Applegote Solomon, Mrs. L. K. Phelps ond Mrs. John Yodon, THE "Iniiiro With Ltnelrv" Jlan&ufGq.. LIABILITY V, T. Johnson John A. MeColl D. L. Thontai FIRE 419 Main Sfrt AUTO Phono 2-2526 PROPERTY FAMOUS BILTWELL DAVEEW CM lit SETS REDUCED! during our December Sale! . TV Vi. .. s .1 s 1 . ;;Vm sc. ' In Finest Wool Mohair frieze or new Du Pont "FIBR-E" covers. ii A small down payment. Then only $13.48 month! FIBR-E" Covered In qrey, beiqe or ejreen wool frieie. Double deck tprinq construction, massive modern ttylinq. Req. $259.93. Bed Daveno'and Chair In gold, red, beige or green Bed Daveno and Chair, Reg. $212. 234 ,n92so Choose from the largest selection of Famous BILTWELL, Guaranteed upholstered furniture in Klamath Falls. FIREPLACE ACCESSORIES Fireplace screen. Very attractive, brass finish. Outside pull handles. Fender In front prevents sparks from flyinq out. $13.95 LUCA Brass Fireplace Sets. Brush, poker, stand and shovel. $12up. Andirons $7.75 up All siies and prices for your particular needs. FURNITURE 195 E. MAIN FME FT fatUaft A avKai-aVat9 WKAaTFWfqS 4 JfC Then tell him what "dorifng jpfn" he con find for me ot Totvto-Te : : ! Ths?y hoYe oil the nice "ftminrmZ things I love i ?! ond fhey ore o eosy on that "Xmos budoet." ?T?-. ROBES Beeetvfsal iaew atytee aest ig i4y . , . Jewt iet time foe Baby GHt Sheppiaig 398 to 998 PAJAMAS J Like Dad's Warm, colorful fUamels . 298 'Slips" Dorlinq ravons ond nice cottons and pretty knit styles . . ond "camisoles" too . . Cotteei Nyksei Rayon 198 to 398 PANTIES Nylon . . . Rayon . . . Gor- eois Styles end Colors "Dresses" For "porty" m.., SJky sotins ond taffetas . pretty prints . . . it por fect for holsaoy wr . , . 2.98 to 6.98 V Just Kke mommie SLIPPERS Darling Scuff ... a for that "little lady" to 298 $49 Leon s Tots-To-Teens $ 8 If Paul 0. laairy
