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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1953)
THUBSDAY. JANUARY 29. IMS mtALP and wawa, klamath falls, Oregon TYiM lMtaM.1 March at Dimes dance iuuuSay Jan. 11 la the Cagtts Ball. ktualc W W Colley U4 DiS lot w Mart at 11 p m. Iter win Be wrue udch ant a grand march, a Buffet lunsb win b aervea. AU I proceeda IB t the March Dimea fund. I FTA Will boU hj annua daMe nlfht Friday. Jan. m. with pmiua dnmer aWtioc at r.so p.m., louowed ey enlertalnment at pjn, Prccram-wUI tncluda Ulk a lee TMCA to Paul OampbcU: Mialeal number ay Frad Dallaa and BieturB atldaa f tba Klamath Si. sin eUown by Harold- Ashley and Mr. Isafia Wona.-Thoaa attend KFSo!dier Dest Student ,' A n-yar-oM Klamath FaUa man wa Mo, 1 la bis. das in a 2Sth Division Hoooonunlialoaed o 1- v; fleer School, m Korea and Roy O. DrltklU la now a muter ser geant as a rcauH of, hi -high ranking.- i DrlsklU was Urn of tbt first tour rankings from hla regiment, the v. lttn Infantry. He la In a tank com pany, and la a tank commander. Ha graduated from Post Falls, Ida., high school, and attended th .- Vntraralty of Idaho at Moscow. He u oi aar. and airs. Charles S. Drtsxul, ttS Bristol Ave. Hla wife Patricia, and a two .' ; weeka-old son are living with her j.parema. Mr. and Mrs. P. W n,. nolda, at Post Falls, Ida., A broth- r, fans, ta an airman second class , serving as radio, operator , with ..tea Navy in Japan. ; ' DritklU'a score, out of 1.000 pos- ,. aisle, waa no points, according , to a report In the regiment's pub- Ucatlon, the Golden Dragon. The Mxt three scores were '7, 8i3 and Ml. Drlsklll's score set a new , rocora i or ine nco school. Regimental Commander. Col H 4- O. Learnard Jr., gave all four top ranters an extra five days of ". rest and rehabilitation leave In .,; Japan, as well as each - a ; pro- J Chofr to Visit Appearing her In concert Mon. day, p.m., at the First Fresby tertan Church, the combined Occl ; . dental College glee clubs will pre--.. sent a concert of popular choral . works including both classical and fork music. ' The two Los Angeles groups dl ; rected by Howard Bwan, will offer as Individual choruses and aa a ' mixed chorus both a cappella and accompanied selections plus the oest vocst ana mstrumentat swo- , ista his college has to offer. . - .. Robert Shaw, who presented hla k world famed choral group here as h a Oawrmunlty concert aUfrlW last- t; season, says the Occidental chorus .- Is "the finest collegiate choral en- . ' semble in America."' ... " ,i . .v --i. frothed with embroidered nylon, 25. . sjjSfisv ' d'PP'd I" Pols pastels! , . ( Wm And best of " . Ir'vJ &jtis' ffelwhtful linqerit X&i'&j&jV : .' 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Portland, who baa been vacation ing for the past two months in South Dakota and Los Angeles- ar rived nere uus week ay united Airlines and will spend u days ai ine home of Mr. and Mrs. Mar ion ciarnea la Oiena. TraveUaw Word has been re ceived from Mrs. w. P. Myers of Lakeahore Gardens that she . at tended all functions of the Inaugur ation inclining ine inaugural Bau, dm vui rewrn name oy way ox New Orleans some time next month. - Merrill Great. Soonsorlna an evening -of square and oldtlme dancing at the recreational ball Saturday,-Jan. 11. Admission 45c each. 1 Everyone invited. Dancing ane ai p.m. r. , . Piaaebla Paitv Saturdav nloht Jan. II, g p.m., sponsored by Shas ta View' Community Building As sociation at the Community Hall, corner Shasta and Madison, Mem- bct are asxea to Bring pies. Pub lic welcome, .. . . , ; ChllMato March of ninuis Dance,. Jan.-11, at the old gym. Dancing 9 P-m. to l a.m. Admis sion $1.00 and SO cents. Prises. , Midland Graaac sauara danclns party will be held Baturdav niaht. a p.m.- Orange women to bring sandwiches, , Heme Hera for "between-seniM. ters" vacation are Kathleen and naaruou O'Connor, daughters of Mr and Mra. Hugh O'Connor. 133 Grant Street. Both are taking post graduate work in preparation for weening careers at Mount St, Mary's. Los Angeles. Tfaty will re turn wus weexeno. Here also irom we aame college are Jullanne Mur phy, daughter of Mra. Jerry Mur phy and Beverly Calhoun, daugh ter-or Mr. arm Mra. boren.j. Cal houn, both sophomores. Meeting of the National Secre taries ' Association, Friday. 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mary Mills on Nonn loth street. r-- HOTELS . OSIURN ' HOLLAND IWINI. OU. . ' MIDfORO . Vjlioroughly Modern . Mti and Mrs. J. E. Barley Proprietors . cotton plisse luxury touched So ntct rwxt to vou t . . -cool, crinkly cotton plisse, frothed with embroidered nylon, dipped in pale pastels! ; - And best of all, : this delightful lingerie never needs an Iron.- . ' , Pink, blue, maize or mint.-. ' Lonq aown wlth nylon rut'ffe. shortie qown with nylon yoke, . eciii& DoailiTclJ PORT KLAMATH Mr. Mrs. Harvey Clift retaraad Jan. M. to tbetr home at National Park after aooadiag a few day at Ukealde, ore., where they were called last wees By news tne accidental osaui of Earl "BhorUa" Hughes, who was drowned near Lakeside about BJa. Jan. U.. . . .. . m company with a friend, Leon ard MakL alao af Lakeside. Hughes was returning ta the Maki boast seven miles above the Netta bace retort when the boat In which they were making the return trap from Laxesue. ahipped water and wi turned. Maki was readied by a friend la another boat, but Hughes bad disappeared from sight under we fiooamg waters. ... OrapnUng hooka from the Bay fire department - and ' the Charleston Coast Guard eXatioe were taken to the scene Tmvaaay, and a crew of ' Cesstgaantsmen from Umpqua River asalated the volunteera on Iburaday and Fri day in dragging eperatlone. Tbt body of the drowned man was not recovered until shortly after nooa on Friday.- Jan. a. when a. found by HaroM Benaoa and Leon ard Carlson, Lakeside volunteer aearcbera. . Thirty-three years old at the time of hla death, Hughes was bom at Lekeview July U, 11. later at tending, Klamath Union High school. He waa well throughout Klamath County, and had been employed as truck driver for the Benson Creek Lumber Com- Dany. In addition to bis stepfather and mother, Mr, and Mrs. Harrey Cllf t of Crater Lake National Park. Hughes la survived, by bis father, Thomas W., Hughes, Beaverton, Ore. :-. i-v,; ... - y Following services held at 11 a.m. on Monday at MUla Memorial Ofaarjel In Cote Bay. the remains were forwsrded to Klamath Falls, where final rites were , conducted at O'Hair's Memorial Chapel Tues day. Jan. 37. at a p.m.. with grave side, services and interment in Lin vtlle cemetery, For the past several years. Mr. and Mrs. Ollft have been residents of Crater Lake Park, where he la employed as plumber in the . na tional Park- service. Their ' many friends In Fort Klamath extend sympathy : in- their loss, made doublv tracic by the fact that this Is the second oi Mrs. uuit a sons to meet accidental death, her only athar son havlnt been killed at the age of II In a logging truck mishap. She, hat no remaining children. - .- ,A-8TfUKE ENDS ,' OAK RIDGE, Term, IflThe Ust nf th strikine construction work ers at the huge atomic plant here were ordered by their union to re port back to tneir ona way, - i. l. a C-Mylta aalMllaat V -j TOYS and GAMES .v POOLE'S; - , 22o. 7th . . with nylon . KUHS KisMishii By HABOLB MeKAT La the very aeer future the aaauora af KUHS will reatlve Uttie aupe af paper with their etaadlags ta th class of U wrtttea en mora. Or neeeaalty. these ataadmea era baaed upon only eeren aemeaUr's r.. saowever, a a senior elaas ting held recently. Mr. Carlson warned the seniors not to let down aa their school wk aaruut -the wat semester Because' maay col lege ask for the student's grades through all eight semesters and it looks a little odd 11 for aeven eameatira In student get vary good graaas and then la the last lemsoter h drop deem w a much rower, atvei. : Today the Klamath Matmen met th Medferd grunt aad rroaMsrs. e far this saaaon tbt FeU have not joss a meet. But this record goee back even farther than that Tba Pels bare not lost a dusi meet or ouue a row rears. . Let's all bone that th hv niuu Mr;. Simon's care continue to do as weu lor a jong, long time. OnJoyvo ' City Police have been inatruetad by Chief Orvllle HamUton to start cracking down on Jaywalker and motortsta who disregard, .crosswalk nun. ' . - ' ' The Chief nomted out that mvf.r city Uw a jaywalker is liable to toe same penalties Imposed for mo- tonna-, tramc rule violations. Last year, the city's only traf fie fatality waa cauaed b i. walking. . An elderly man stepped from -Between parked can -on ruamam Avenue and , waa fatally injured When struck by a car. Th driver - waa absolved from any blame, i ' - The crosswalk rule provides for motorist to nop wnue a pedes- im .k - ' Man Arrtsted On Drur.k Rep George R, Overmlre, 43, 4501 Bls- oev, waa- arresied last nignt by State Police and: charged with drunk driving. overmire was arrested at the In tersection of Altamont Drive and Bristol street, where h had driven his car off on the shoulder of the road, according to police. ' ,v-u ..II II ' i 1 ti 1 ,ViaT. .. 11 ii it if it rcaaiBBBBBKeaBBj :..-,-' kwm s 1? bb 11 11 r . mm- a--v.T--.? ,ril BB B fl BB B" "PfcJi" Ill II II M v 1 ' I il.K v: " IRaV - grmM. .-. 1 a ..... bsf- -ee 1 i . . j v . x j't ' o Now even" more for your money with Chevrolet! - - . Chevrolet trucks for 1953 bring you new stamina and new safety with heavier, more ' rigid conttruction. 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