Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 05, 1953, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextfANUARV B, 1QBH HTKALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH tAVLS. ORtOON PACT muting of Ui feaalonal Women elulea lor tonight, m Wlllard Hotel, lucatlnn chairman Si. Tlx program n In Um Mirror ry." Mr. Duena Aehley will pre realln( pictures serration on l.it f lompoon oill in. Elmer ". it to Boulh islanded lour ol I were Joined ' ! and Mn, Olio fesldenta ol Tule- r the WMt eoaat inunrm urn una il ComI. iniklnn y ulr. No, 8, Order of Jerusalem will tin ot III Ma- eaay. Jan. . I Ail objective nliht ei project will this meeting-. Dur. Kit hour there will 4 answer program o7d brd hi been re tMre. Webb Ken. Sho submitted to Hrery mn week l cutrlly. Bh In hoeplUI where ln daughter of ; Vnl Mlleni ol t, born laet week g Ernestine end mslernsl erend i Rolling, Ortnt e; lamuy. t Noble O rands tier meeting to ft; Ilia beta Rama- 1 ; fee horn of Mr i Noble. Unveil f Jan. 10, 1 to I Jnelr golden wed (They were mar li rIU and all ed. . Itenalon Unit will -Kitchen. io a.m., f . Demonstration Vof Baalc Tools. Ire including: uggeeted to ilreu l-k clothes. Refer toller Irom Mlaa ol materials lor t of American Klamatn Unit No. Tuesday. Jan ieran'a Memorial fee initiation and I to wear formal, .1- , - chapter ol the I meet Monday bylerlan Church a Jan g. m- Nelghbora o( V t p.m.. K C -Dorla Pahl and fee hostesses. - Canton Orator fluffed evening gaullatlon of new politick dinner at -roeperlly Rebec ca and Oddfellow! lodges will hold Joint open Installation Tueaday, Jan. , g p.m., in loor itaii, llealey TrA will meet Wednes day, a p.m., in the grade school gym, This will be Achievement Day for 4-11 club members who completed their projects last year. AH imrcine wviiea. MRU Meeting Wednesday Jan. 1, I p.m., Pilot's Club. Movies furnished through courtesy of the State Board of Aeronautics will bo snown oy ivsn Krstersen, Dsalel I. Oeaialee Seaman. UHN, son of Mr. and Mra, Julio D. Oonsales, Route 1, litis MI4, is serving aboard the escort ves sel UBS Vammen which has Just returned from a (-months tour of Korean combat duty. The Vammen la scheduled to take Dart in the lurgeat maneuvers of cruisers and destroyers ever to take Plane In the pacific, during Uie two weeks oeginrung Jan. s, Women -of the Mease will hold regular business meeting at Moose Hall, Tuesday, Jan. . I p.m. mere will be balloting. Returned Mr. and Mra. M. R Hutherlaod, Barbara and Robert, home from Prlnevllle where they were called by the death of Mrs. Sutherland's moliier, Mrs. Kflle Maunders. Infant Dies In Automobile MOUNT SHASTA Death of an Infant In t ear here Saturday morn ing was from natural causes and not car lumea as at first believed, aocordlna- to Coroner Lloyd Noble, M-Hgt. cnariea LeKocne, tils wile and their 11 -month-old twins, Jet- fery Allen and Joyce Ann, were en route from Camp Roberts. Cam to Everett. Wash., where the ser geant Is to do recruiting service. They stopped at a restaurant In the Southern outskirts of Mount Shasta and the sergesnt and Mrs. LeRoche went in to hsve coffee, leaving the twins In the car with the motor running. When the LaRoche returned to the car a few minutes later, they found little Jeffery Allen had died. Coroner Noble said an autopsy showed death was caused by an en largement of the thymus glsnd. The LaRoches' home la In Vir ginia. The Intent was burled here. IT. (ql WILLIAM GILDEW, climbs (rem hit plan In Jackson ville, Fie., ftr a (light. He It the ion of Mr. and Mrs. Orman O. Gildaw, 2242 Garden, and is engineering officer of Squad ron 62. He it to be transferred to Gnerel Officer's Lin School In Monterey, Calif. " E.W. Carlton Rites Held DUNSMUIR Masonic rite for Ernest Wesley Carlton, M, a super visor In the motor ear repair de partment of the Southern Pacific Shasta Division Mslntence of Way department, were Held In the Duns mulr Masonic Temple Saturday af ternoon at 3, with Dunsmuir Lodge No. mn, A.P. ft A.M. officiating. Interment was In the Dunsmuir cemetery. Noble's Chapel was In charge of arrangements. The Rev. Robert R. Read, St. Barnabaa Epis copal Church assisted. Csrlton, a resident of Dunsmuir for 40 years, died Deo. It In Hill side Hospital, Klsmsth Palls, where he had been confined sine the morning of Dec. 11, after he suffered a hesrt attack in the WI- nema Hotel. He was native of Clear Lake. Iowa. He la survived by his widow, Mrs. Pern Klrken dsll Carlton, a teacher In the Mount snasta acnoois, aaugnier, Mrs. Robert O. tMarJorie) Berry bill of Dunsmuir and son. Kirk Carlton, of San Mateo. There are six grandchildren. The Carlton home Is at 997 Shasta Avenue, Dunsmuir. Angelica or citron and whole red cranberries mske a pretty frosting decoration for a holiday, cake. Watch Party In Tulelake TUI.El.AKE Mrs. Hlldur Larson and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ryckmsn entertained at a Watch Party New Year' eve. Quests gathered for a 8:30 p.m. dinner followed by pin ochle. Dunne the evenlnir. Mrs. John O'tihea and Ralph Powell held 1500 trump. lUch score went to this couple end low to Mrs. Albert Scott and Carl Jensen. At mldnlcht a birthday cake waa cut honoring Mra. Oem Laughlln. Present were Mr. ana Mrs. ran M. Crawford Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Itsvniond Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Ssm Anderson and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jensen, Mr. and Mra, Otto Haynes, Mr. snd Mrs. Ralph Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Aioert ecou, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Larson, Mrs. Oem Lauehlln. Nnncy Young and Joyce Larson assisted. Ixtra Work Mad faty Rent A Typewriter Addlnc Machine lrlr HaM Uat Ma'. fl It imM H tlit pjmImm price VdGHT'S PhOKEEX OFHCE SUPPLY em aula r. it MUUmm it FIRST FCRHEA0ACMII ii j mtrmirn f i ma. SS w 100 Building Tops Million Mark New construction and remodellne Inside the city limits of Klamath Falls during 1952 was worth 41, 149.415. according to the annual report of Building1 Inspector Vern ocnorigen, io oe suomittea to uie City Council tonight. That was the total of '367 build ing permits taken out. Among the 367 permits, the In spector reports, 27 were lor new residences, with a total value of 4308.900, and nine lor new business houses, worth 4235.550. The largest single permit was 186,000, for a school Improvement. . Keep your coffee measure right In your can of coffee to save tune and steps. Two Prisoners Returned Here Leonard T. Powers. 24. who was released from the New Mexico pen itentiary at Santa Pe, New Year's Eve. Is now In the County Jail here awaiting prosecution on a se cret Indictment charging bim with knowingly uttering and publishing a forged bank check. He was brought from Santa re by Deputy Sherlll Dal Reed, arrlv ins- here Saturday. Also brought to the County Jail wax Richard Henrv Jarvis. 11. charged with larceny of an auto. ne was picaeo up at santa Ana, Calif., where he was in custody. Powers was released from the New Mexico prison on the condi tion mat be consent to return Here to lace the check charge. He was serving a three-to-five year term there for obtaining property with In tent to defraud, and prior to that, In 1948. was sentenced to the Ore gon prison from Klamath County lor torgery. Jarvis Is chara-ed with taklns- esr from the Dusan and Mest car lot last September. He waived pre liminary hearing In District Court this morning. Both he nd Powers were expected to be taken into circuit Court later today. Jarvis was 17 at the time of the car theft, and after four days in the County Jail he was placed hi the Juvenile Home, from which he escaped. Highlights At KUHS By HAROLD McKAY Well Here It Is at last, final Exam week.' I wonder how many of the students at KUHS wish they had worked Just a little harder dur ing the past eighteen weeks? A good many, you can be sure. Then on the other side of the fence of course there Is the group that has worked hard during the past semester and are quite ready to take the dreaded finala. But whether the students like it or not the exam start this Wed nesday. It Is fairly well known what teste are taken when but there are al waya those few students who know where they are to go. Then there are the freshmen who have never taken the testa the way they are given and the entire affair will be new to them. For these students her la the way the exams will be given: On Wednesda". period one In the morning from 1:30-10:00 and period four in the afternoon from 1:00 to 2:20: Thruaday, per iod two in the morning and period five In the afternoon; Friday, per iods tnree and six. An extension of a half hour Is optional. On final exam days there is no homeroom period. During the per iod tnat trie student nas study nau he need not come to school. Any one who misses a final exam will automatically Incur a failing grade except In coses of serious Illness. Tomorrow 0:ere Is a "B" sched ule. The schedule Is to enable those students to see the wrestling match between trie KUHS pelicans ana the Grants Pass Cavemen. Last year the Pel matmen defeated the Cavemen twice. Funeral norrMAK Vuiwral wrvlcM for Joaef Hoffman. 74. wiu be held from Sacred Heart L nurcn roetaay. Jin- v. m.m. in terment in ' Mt. Calvary Cemetery. O'Halr'a atemonal Cnapel in enarge. GtJosejtit ASPIRIN Ralph, of the Hilltop Cal announces the purchase of . VALUER'S CAFE-. Now OPEM 24 HOURS DAY' ( " ; i , 7 Day A Waak . -, AtJfa S.P. M. X)q Ralph will operate both cafe. f!,'L"J,,rf CARL'S SUPERIOR MEATS FLUHRER'S BREAD CRATER LAKE DAIRY PRODUCTS First Federal Shows Growth The First Federal Saving and Loan Association of Klamath Falls report a substantial growth In 1952. Oeorge W. Mnlntyre, presi dent of the First Federal, states that the assets of the association Increased 11,161,441 over the pre vious Dec. 11 report, A healthy growtn in savings of si.osijiti is reported. The reserve and undi vided profit account now stands st 1807,103. In all departments of uie local savings and loan assocuv tion there hss been a notable In crease In business. Mclntyre reported that nation wide outlook Is for continued Rood business conditions in iS3. lead ers in trie savings and loan assoc iation inrounnout the country ex pect constructions oi new nomes to be normal and tnat there will be a continued demand for mortgage money. . First Federal Savings and Loan Association oi Kiamatn Falls con tinues to rank fourth m also In the state of Oregon. Watlltitr BaUtto faff Soil Oak fcack mn4 lxt. rail Mtui rut riai tit oaitir iprm MaiUlag b.ard. Taa! 4tmlgm br airM'i lallBf a aaiUeal (ra. w ftllara fewl ataa.lr aBJrt af Jalla", aatlcr wfmf alaaaa aaf ar i, . well ball. Tkla la acaaiaUilit4 laraagk Ik allcatlaa af xlara tfflcUnt ftclar aa aurkatlaf Mtk 4. Mtllaf a mtw U1ar4 la tka alaaa laalBBlr. Kaat aaa at tbttu lTtlf !! alaaaa If yaa wta. Apply real far a raaaaaaata Um tawarf aarekaaa. Tka lavclr calaaial latl f3l 4Mm4 with ataca. Loub H Hatu Plaoo Cn II N. Ilk BUaiaiea Orgaa OnTha Rtccrd aiaraa Mllet Martlii. Box MSI, MaerUL I at Klamaih VilUy Hoeplial Ja. 1 1 OTvieni. , pvuiHn , ewnoea. jsjf DHZUSWBSI-Horn o Mr. ana Mn. Welter Jendrselennki, 1KO Fre mont, mt Hlem.tn Valley Hoeettal itn, 1. 1SS3, a SlrL Walsktl Bouaas u ouncei. LAAHH Hflm la Mr. end IBM. M Laehi. Ill run. at Klamath VaUey noepiiai 4aa. e. iaaa a Uk Bora t Mr, a4) 7 pounde I mi nee. zunntRifAN Mra, Vern Zimmerman, Bauie Bat is Klamatn fella, et KUmeia valley Homltal Jen. 4. IBS, a elrL WeteSU pound!. JlSTEH-Bern e Mr. and Mrs. Babe art Jnur. m Bryant, at atlanam Valley Hoeplul Jan. 4. less, a girl. Weight! 4 pounds 13 aKiawea. ' Tel6-fun "Yet fhl parsonoUnumbehr. Hit booklet h rather Mai H covers my rekrHva l"...You111 save time if you keep a per sonal list of the telephone numbers you call most fre quently . . . Pacific Telephone;! LOWEST SHEET PRICES IN YEARS! NOW IN PROGRESS AT YOUR SEARS STORE! t ; PS. $: RYSLERS W,DE LUPf : It' .: 1 wj: 'p. it mm'--- Fiftad Shaata Covjf to Pt Ho WrWataa! 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