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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1953)
.. .' f ,',... ,V .MONDAY. JUNE , ,n ' OREGON PAGE FIVB VERNON A. MeNAIR ( Hy o Beetty. has been ai '9nd to (he 44th Infantry Division at Fort Lewis. Wsih., for basic training. Hit wife, Mn. Clair MeNair, lives at hatty. Legion Posts Set Installations Several county American Legion posts and auxiliaries are to hold Joint installation of officers here tomorrow night. The meeting, or. jginally scheduled for Moore Park. , been switched to Memorial J? all because of threatening weather, The session is to begin 1th a dinner at 6:30. ' Besides the Klamath Falls posts, men's and women's; posts ex pected to participate are Merrill, W and Malln. Auxiliaries of the men's posts are also scheduled. .Ethel Hamilton, District 4 Pres ident, is to Install auxiliary offi cers; Otis Osborne, District 4 commander, is to install post of ficers. Fred Heilbronner is to emcee We event and entertainment is being arranged by Mrs. Harry van. Carl Schubert is general chairman of the event. Wisconsin Man To Head Harvard 1 . . i CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Wl Harv ard University Corp., Monday an nounced selection of Dn Nathan Marsh Pusey, president of . Law rence College, Appleton, Wis, to be successor to Dr. James B. Con ant, who resigned as Harvard president last January to become U.S. high commissioner to Germany. BASIN BRIEFS Election Butte Valley Post 478, American Legion, will elect offi cers Friday, June 6, at 8 p.m., at a meeting in the Dorria City Hall. Proposed Butte Valley irrigation project will be discussed. Goes East-Mrs. S. E. Turner, wife of Engineer S. E. Turner, 2118 Eberleln, left this "morning for Johnson City, Tenn., for an extended visit with relatives. She Is accompanied by her son, Ernest Gentry. Dorrls City Council will meet June 8 instead of its regular date, June 1. William L. Wales, Klam ath Falls hydraulic engineer, will Worker Sues For $15,000 ' A damages action was on file 1M th PnonlV nUrk'R OfflCfi Mon day In which John Soto, 31, of 1631 Manzanita, is seeaing w,vuv from the Car-Ad-Co Mill. The plaintiff claims mat cue io negligence on the part of the de i h . rrMved .nermanent injuries.' At the time of the acci dent, Soto was employed by. the mill as a carpenter's helper. The complaint states that Soto was working with a power saw which had a tauny guaru suffered a deep gash on his nip and other injuries. Local OSC Honor Students Picked ." intnM. oTiTi nm.T.EGE UltbUIVSll Four students from the Klamain Falls area have recenuy irecu imi tate into honor societies at Ore gon State college. Barbara Custer, iresnman home economics from Klamath m-n- Initiator! Into Alpha Lambda Delta, national freshman women'a scholastic Honorary, dims was also elected president of the group. . Kappa "Pi, national honor Ira. ternity for outstanding students In art, selected James Mosby, junior in science from Klamath Falls, to membership. Jackie Slusher, junior in business education, Is a new member of ITann- fflta PI Mallnnal hAtliir in. l-cicty for oustandlng students In eaucauon. . Paul Mlcka of Malln was chosen tloal agriculture honorary, frater nity, no u.i Bopuomore in agriculture. address tha "board 'and fctv n estimate ef- the prbpaaad -ieity water system Improvement. ; . - ., ..! Eagles Social Club party, pot poned until June a.,. 'Ti .; , ,.. Nancy's Basely ffcoe) MWlfe' closed June 1 - until further, notica due to illness. .. ... Degree ( eemnbeV'irho plan to attend the' bano.net' oa June ( please call Lola at: Johns, Ml?, or Fannl Obddard;-4J,.'for;rar ervatlons' aa soon as jsesslllle. ; 'j '. ;.' '. : . - rramotea Walter XChamoers, driver with the MM sTVttes. . Serv ice Unit, Ft. Meade, ,ha . been promoted to raak t corporsl Re is the son of Jasper N. Chambers, 1815 Derby and '.' received' ' basic training at CampOelon,,.I. ; Executive Meeting of ; the De gree of Honor will be bald at. tha home of -Jennie Bijckvea lm mers; Tuesday,, Jiu at p.m. All officers' are vtetjuested te-at tend as It la .necesaary to make a decision on the hall to -be used for June 8. . , ? . ; .-, . ,: ...v . Rome Again .rr .Twe. ,;lwith County soldiers arrived Brattle from the Far1 Eaattover the 'Week end. Sat. Joseph L. .Cuddy, Malln, arrived Friday; -Cpl'. WlUlam R. Lundgren, - 569 - N. tri, KHmath Falls, arrived yeaterday, ' .' .' ' KASRlT-MeeU: Wedneaday, 8 p.m., at Pilots . Club, -Municipal Airport. :- Prowler RoMiakrr: John Morgan Horn , . Police were searchim : Mondav for a burglar, who ransaeked the residence of Jom -E. 'tartan, 1904 ,i Wantland, and aoase with clothing and other property valued at more than giooo. i r Morgan told Police cwet Orrtlle Hamilton that .the prowler gained entrance to toe nouse by obbuc a nadlock on .the front .door. Re said a key to the pedloekjiek been SHiien several wea,ago. . j Listed as mlMing from' the "house was a suit, clothea, blanket, a ear- ton of olgareu and. graeetiea val ued at 814. ,. ; ,, HOTIU ' OSIURN HOLUM IUCINI, Oil. HIMtt Thorougnly Madam: Mrs.. J. 1. Barly : . and Joe Karlay, - Proprletora i .t"-' f BlaWcka, '' McGlulvary under went major aurgery Thursday at the Klamain vauey Hospital, bne is improving ; and can how have vlattora. '' ' ,. . '-, - lUaalaa Five' classes will hold leunionx . on the University : of Oregon campus at. commencement this- June , They are the reunion classes of lsoa. 1908. 1913. 1923 and' 128. They will be honored at tne.i annual university luncheon Saturday,- June 13. v'' . '! Wamee ef the .Moose will hold regulaiL business meeting at Moose Rail Tuesday, June 2, 8 p.m. There ill be.; election of officers; and baotin.;,; ; : , , ' Maraaatha Missionary Society Of ..the -Bible Baptist Church will meet-Tuesday,; June 2, 7:30 "p.m. la Casael Kali. Jean Buchan, .our missionary .(rom India, will, be guest sneaker. Hostesses wlli; he Mrs. Pearl Boten. ' Mrs i F.llen Rogers, Mrs. Peggy Williams and ..;. .ihih cwuig. ivings -uaugn-ters. . iunIor nnn junlnrA ari. In. vited, also. - . : ; . ' Square Dance Moose Hall, 1010 Pine, tonight at 8 p.m., , .5 : Talk en Hawaii Klamath Lu theran Ladles Aid meets at the church Tuesday, June 2, at 8 p.m. Mrs. R. B. Elllngson will talk on Hawaii. Hostesses are Mrs. B. J. Loftsgaard. Mrs. Arthur Westover and Mrs, Woldemar Klsls.- i Pothick 'Shasta View Grange Home Ec group meets Tuesday at 1 p.m. for potluck luncheon - at the home of Dacie Hoover, 2145 Darrow, Rummage Sale St.: Mary's : Al tar society will hold a rummage sale Friday and Saturday, June 5 and C, at Sacred Heart parish hall; Anyone donating rummage is asked to get it, to ine nau oy Thursday afternoon. ;, Photography will be the topic At thA irvrhnnerN Pluh luncheon at 12 noon, Tuesday, at' Winema Hotel. 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