BONANZA
By CORA LEAVITT
' Mr. nnd Mrs. Jimmy Wakefield
nnd children left Dec. 24 to spend
the Christmas weekend in Portland
with her mother, his mother, other
relatives and friends,
Mrs. Owen People received a let
ter from her sister, Georgia beal
off, who is teaching in Tokyo say
ing that she flew to Hong Kong to
spend Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Norval Carl and
family were Christmas dinner guest
at the Herbert Schmidt home.
Mrs. Clay Coin best of Portland
spent the holidays with her par
ents, the Henry Schmors. Her hus
band is with the navy in Japan.
Christmas dinner guests at the
Henry Schinor home were Mrs.
Combest, Mr, and Mrs. Bob
Schmor and Doug, her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Robert Rockway who were
here for the holidays from Coburg.
Warren Dick will arrive this
week from Fort Ord to visit his
parents, the Jshmel Dicks.
Homer Dixon left Dec. 28 to start
his training at Fort Ord.
Judy Ralph and friend Irene
Ringling left for their base at
Treasure Island after spending the
holiday with her parents, the Don
Ralphs. Both girls are Waves.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown spent
Christinas in Klamath Falls with
their daughter, Adele Hitson, and
grandchildren Dusty and Sandy.
Mrs. Earl Hitson of Langell Val
ley and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hit
son of Oakridge were also dinner I
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Weatherby
and Carol Lou spent Christmas
day with Mr. and Mrs. Ishmei dick
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schmidt
spent Christmas at Malin with her
parents, the Dick Derrys.
Maurice Chandler arrived from
Fort Ord to visit his parents, other
relatives and friends. Maurice has
been accepted for officers candidate
school and reports to Fort Sills,
Okla., Jan. 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Haley and
Vern enjoyed a family get-together
Christmas day at the O. D. Reeder
home in Henley.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Stewart and
Bill Bechdoldt. left Dec. 24 for
Portland to join Mrs. Bechdoldt
and the Phil Hunt family for
Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Warner and
family have moved from Langell
Valley to the John Bradshaw home
in Bonanza.
Helen arrived from Coos Bay to
spend Christmas with her father.
Bob Cunningham, and brother Tom
my. Ted Cunningham's two daugh
ters from Salem came to spend the
holidays with him this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy O'Connor
added their name to the growing
list of those who are not sending
Christmas cards from now on to
local friends, but giving to some
worthy organization or project.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mathews
end children of Klamath Falls spent
Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Gladys
Kilgore, and brother Gilbert Joyce
who la home from college at Cor-vallis.
Ivan Bold suffered badly cut
hand while cutting meat in the
sutcner shoo last week.
Mrs. Christine McCormick of Bly
spent ine nonaays witn ner daugh
ter, Mrs. Ivan Bold and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dixon of
Klamath Falls spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr. end Mrs. Ben Dix
on, and Janey.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown and
daughters entertained Mrs. Sadie
Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie
Haney and family of Klamath
Falls and Mrs. Ruby Brown at
Christmas dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. James Raymond
and son left Dec. 28, for Alameda.
He is on the S.S.S. Vesuvius and
recently returned from Japan. She
is the former Dora Davis and he is
the brother of Helen McFall.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McFall and
daughters entertained the follow
ing at Christmas dinner: Mr. and
Mrs. John McFall, Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse McFall, Linda and Nondice,
Mrs. Elizabeth McCall, Mrs. Ida
Casebeer and George Bray.
Mrs. Bertha Vinson is spending
the holidays in Reno with her sons
and their families.
A family dinner was enjoyed in
Klamath Falls Christmas day by
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Horn, Mrs.
Florence Horn and Jack, Mrs. An
nie Cline, Mrs. Gladys Kilgore, Gil
bert Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. George
Mathews, Linda Kay and Carl
uewey.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pepplc en
tertained at dinner Christmas dav
for Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pepple,
Micky and Pat, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Pepple and David, Klamath
Falls; Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Wells
and Ted Pepplc of Bonanza and
F. W. Brown of Langell Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hartley enter
tained with a family dinner on
Christmas for the Bob Hartley fam
ily, Ross Clarke family and the
Clyde Wooten family.
Mr. and Mrs, LeRoy Mize of
Portland spent the long weekend
with her parents, the Lloyd Craw
lords, and her daughter, Carol Phil
potts. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Southerland
and daughter, Dave Robison, of
Tulelakc, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Robi
son Sr., of Bonanza spent Christ
mas day at Sprague River with
the Arthur Capellans.
The Bonanza Women's Club will
meet at the Library Jan. 5 at 2
p in. for their regular meeting and
hobby clnss. Anyone interested is
invited to attend.
HERALD AMD NEWS, KLAMATH PALLS, ORTCON
Langell Valley
By CORA LEAVITT
Mr. and Mrs. George Olson and
George Jr. of Klamaih Falls spent
Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs,
Peter Hricziscse and Kenneth.
George Jr. was on leave from his
air force base in Kansas. He re
turned several months ago from
two years in Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weimer and
son left Dec. 24 for Riddle to spend
Christmas with the Russell Weim
ers. Christmas dinner guests at the
Les Leavitt home were their son,
Cal and family, Whidby Island,
Wash.; their daughter, Mrs. Pete
Hodges and family and Larry
Miles of Tulelake; Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Frazier. Afternoon visitors
were Fred Romtvedt, Mr. and
Mrs. David Romtvedt and Susan,
Gilbert Joyce, Ralph and Jim
Womack and their father O. O.
Womack.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Partridge,
Fluer and Mrs. Grace Blaser spent
Christmas at Tulelake with the
Wes Shindlers.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Monroe en
tertained with a family dinner
Christmas Day for Mr. and Mrs.
L. w. Monroe of Cave Junction,
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Thomas and
family of Bonanza. Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Dearborn and sons. Mr. and
Mrs. Art Monroe and family of
ijangen vauey.
Mi-, and Mrs. Elliott House snent
Christams Day at Tulelake with
their daughter. Mrs. Dfn Ross and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Johnson en
joyed Christmas dinner with the
Wes Dearborns,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Snell were
here from Medford to spend tile
holidays with her parents, the
John Helleksons. The Snells, Hel
leksons and Mr. and Mrs. Tex Hit-
son were Christmas Day guests
ol the Doug Smelcers.
Carl Romtvedt was home from
Corvallis; Avhild Romtvedt from
Pacific Lutheran College at Park
land, Wash., and Annie Lou was
home from SOCE to spend Christ
mas with their parents, the Sandre
Romtvedts. Mr. and Mrs. David
Romtvedt and Susan of Klamath
Falls joined . them for Christmas
dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett and
family spent Christmas Day in
Klamath Falls at the home of her
brother, Herbert Pinelli and lami
Mr. and Mrs. Mickey O'KeeHe
ana Kathenne of Summer Lake
spent Christmas Day with Mrs,
O'Keeffe's parents, the Lloyd
Gifts.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Mike Dearborn were Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Monroe, Mr. and Mrs,
Art Monroe and family.
Earl Hitson Sr. is recovering
from major surgery at the vets
hospital in Portland. He was op
erated on Dec. 24. Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Hitson are here from, Oak
ridge for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Tex Hitson spent
Christmas Eve in Klamath Falls
with their son, John Dee Hitson
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin alid
Bob Bergman spent the holidays
at Medford with the Harold Briggs
family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Baker and
sons have moved to the I. B, Mor
ris ranch to make their home. They
recently sold their ranch to the
Bretts. formerly of Henley. The I,
B. Morris family have settled in
Henley.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Campbell,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Potucek and
Bobby were Christmas dinner
guests of the Louis Randall fami
ly.
Mr. ind Mrs. Chris Hood spent
Christmas in Klamath Falls with
their son and daughter-in-law, the
Bill Hoods.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Roberts are
great grandparents. A baby daugh
ter was born Dec. 26 to their grand
daughter, Sylvia McAuliffe.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frazier
were Sunday dinner guests of the
O. C. Johnsons.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nork and fam
ily of Sweet Home spent the holi
days with his parents, the B e n
Noiks. Joining them Christmas
Day were Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Pool
and family of Klamath Falls, Vina
Peterson of Dairy. Bernie Nork of
Bly, Jimmy and Danny of Lan
gell Valley,
STAR DIES
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. UP)
Mrs. John H. Folger, stage and
film star in the days of silent pic
tures, died Monday at her home
here. She was 66.
As Violet MncMIUan, the"Clnde
rclla Girl," she played a leading
role In original production of the
musical, "The Time, The Place
and The Girl," which had a three
year run on Broadway.
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By RAE GLOSTER
Funeral services were held Dec.
28, at 2 p.m. at the Masonic Hall
in Fort Bidwell for Fred Meyers,
Mr. Meyers, died last week at the
age of 73. He is survived by his
wife Elizabeth. They have been res
idents of Eaglevilie since 1915.
Roma Green, 33, of Madeline ha3
not regained consciousness in the
Modoc Medical Center since she
was involved in an automobile ac
cident at 11:34 p.m. Dec. 36. Exact
details of the accident are not
known, but the California Highway
Patrol reports she apparently lost
control of the car on an Icy strip
ol road two miles north or Termo,
causing the car to overturn. Mrs.
Green, an employe of the Southern
Pacific at Rnvendale, suffered a
basal fracture of the skull, and
must have lain on the icy pave
ment a half hour before another
car came along. Her husband,
Itulph Green, is also an employe
of the Southern Pacific Company.
Mrs. Tommy Wall was flown to
Reno the 24th for emergency sur
gery. Mrs. Wall, who is reported
to be progressing satisfactorily.
was accompanied on the plane trip
by vDr. W. J. Quinn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Powers of
Prineville, spent the Christmas
holiday with their son Ralph in
Alturas. Another son, Eldon, ac
companied them. Young Ralph is
chief engineer at radio station
KCNO at Alturas.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert McGarva of
Alturas spent Christmas with their
son. George McGarva and family
at Dorris.
Pauline Noble arrived home Dec.
18 from college at Costa Mesa to
spend the holidays with her par
ents, the Willard Nobles.
Charles Walker of the U. S. S.
Mispillion spent several days dur
um: the holidays with his parents,
the Charles Walkers Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Noble,
June and Charlotte spent Christ
mas in Long Beach with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Ballerina. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shuck,
Claudeite Shuck and Maxine Mor
ris of Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Burns of Tulelake, Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Dearborn, Catherine Dear-
born, Mr. and Mrs. Cal Leavitt
enjoyed an early morning break
fast with the Les Leavitts Dec. L'O.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith Sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith Jr.
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Smith went to Macdoel Christmas
Day to have dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Parsons. Mrs. Parsons
is the lormer Mary Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett and
family were dinner guests of the
Les Leavitts Dec. 26. The Burnetts
spent Christmas Eve in Klamath
Falls with relatives at the Warn
er Fett home.
Sandra Lindsay, who attends
Reed College, Portland, and Dor
ene Lindsay who attends college
at Berkeley spent the holidays with
their parents, the Marion Lindsays.
Mrs. Neva Grohs and her moth
er, Airs, lou McReynolds, are
spending the holidays in Oakland,
Calif., with Mrs. McReynold's
daughter, Mrs. Julia Kellum
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Schmidli
and daughters enjoyed a dinner
and family reunion at the Marie
Evans home in Malin.
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Leavitt and
sons were dinner guests at the
Mike Dearborn home Wednesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Schanz of
Dairy and Eric McReynolds spent
Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Grohs.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Monroe 61
Cave Junction spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frazier.
Annie Lou and Avhild Romtvedt
spent Christmas night with Joan
and Marilea Keysor. j
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett and
family were visitors at the Tex
Hitson s Sunday evening.
Legal Notice
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COl'RT OF TUB
STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OK S.LAMATH
Ca:e No. 636 E
Halfway House, inc.. an Oregon cor
poration, Plaintiff, vs. Lawrence D.
Chryne ami Ucl.y B. Chcynr, Imsbatiu
ana wtie. ine L,ong ueu Lumocr lu.
a Missouri cur miration. J. l.. Kearev
James R. Thorpe and Jane Doe
Thorpe, also all other person or pal-
lies uiiki.uy.ii i-iaiming any rigm, uue,
estate, lien or interest in the real es
tate described in the Complaint herein,
Defendants. To: Lawrence D. Chevne
ana ueny o. i-ncyne, mis nana ana
wife, The Long Hell Lumber Co., a
Missouri cornuration. J. L. Fearev.
James R. Thorpe nnd Jane Doe Thoroe.
also all other Dersons or narties un
known claiming any right, title, estate,
lien or interest in the real estate de
scribed in the Complaint herein, De
fendants. In the name of the State of Oregon:
You and each of jou arc hereby re
quired to appear and answer the com
plaint of the plaintiff filed against you
in the above entitled mi it and Court
within four i4i weeks from the date of
the first publication of this Summons
and, if you fail to so appear and an
swer, for want thereof, the Plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief
prayed for in its complaint on file here
in, to-wit: For a decree of this Court
quieting Plaintiff's title in and to the
real property described in the com
plaint and more particularly described
as follows:
Parcel One: That portion of the SW"
of the SEl of Section 13, Township
25 South, Range 8 East of the Wll.
liamette Meridian, situated Northerly
ana easterly ot uregon mgnway mo.
58 iWillamette Highway) In the Coun
ty of Klamath mm St ite of Oregon:
Parcel Two: SW'iSE'i of Section 19.
Township 25 South, Range H East of the
Willamette Meridian, excepting there
from that ddc lion lvfns nnrmerlv anri
easterly of Oregon Highway No. 38
(Willamette Highway! in the County of
Klamath, State of Oregon, against the
claim or claims of s.tid defendants,
and each of you, and declaring that the
Plaintiff is the sole owner of said real
nrooertv and Dremises in fee simole.
free and clear of a'l encumbrances of
the defendants and that the dcfendonU,
and each of them, be forever debarred
from asserting any claim whatsoever
in. to, or upon said real property and
premises adverse to this plaintiff, and
for such other and further relief as to
the Court may seem equitable herein.
This Summons is published once each
week for four i4i successive and con
secutive weeks pursuant t Order of
the Honorable David R. Vandcnbcrg,
Judge of the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Klamath County, duly
made and entered on the 4 1 li dav of
December 195X Date of first publica
tion of this Summons is Dec. 23, 13X
Milligan & Brown
Attorneys for Plaintiff
1IB8 Olive Street
Eugene, Oregon
Dec. 23. 30. Jan. B, 13, 20. No. 738
Legal Notice
Fort Rock
By HELEN PARKS
Harold A. Miles, A-3C, son of
Mr. and Mrs, Jess Miles, arrived
home Dec. 23 to surprise his fam
ily. He is stationed at Fairchild
Air Force Base, Spokane, Wash.,
where he is an aircraft mechanic,
working as a rigger. Miles is due
back at his base Jan. 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hollinshead
of Bend were Christmas guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Avon Derrick.
Cherry Webber spent Christmas
vacation with her mother, Mrs.
Ruth Webber, in Portland.
About 20 young people went ice
skating on a pond west of the More
house ranch the night of Dec. 23.
The skaters found the pond glassy
smootn. om truck tires made a
cheery bonfire, and refreshments
were served. A group returned
Christmas night to repeat the good
time. j
Mr. and Mrs. Howard McGee,
Howard (Buck) and Walter were
hosts at a family dinner Christmas.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Al An
drews, Silver Lake; Mr. and Mrs.
F. E. McGee and Jim. Jim is home
from Klamath Falls for school va
cation. He is a sophomore at Klam
ath Union High School.
Owen Pitcher and Harold Miles
visited Hank McCall at the Bow
man Well Sturday evening, Dec. 2b'.
From the Dec. 22 "The Coopera
tive Observer," news bulletin from
the Oregon section of the U.S.
Weather Bureau, Is an item about
William F. Dehne of Fremont,
'dean in years of service," who
broke his hip in August. Dehne
la making real progress in his re
covery. He was in a wheel chair
at Thanksgiving and now walks
with the aid of just one walking
SUCK.
Farmers located on the south tel
ephone line met Saturday, Dec.
16, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Pitcher to discuss improve
ments on the existing line, moving
of a section closer to the main
road, making It easier to maintain
and to plan a schedule of work.
Henry Tonseth, Fort Rock Dis
trict Ranger of Bend, has notified
Richard Schaub. chairman of the,
group, that the Cabin Lake Ranger :
Station will no longer maintain a!
telephone office. This may mean
complete isolation for this area
Schaub, Edwin Eskelin and Leon
Gilder were selected to represent
the group in securing information
about the possible building of a
line from Fort Rock to LaPine.
NOTICE OF SALE
OK REAL PHOPEKTY
Notice is hereby given that from
and nl'lcr January 14. 1U54. the under
signed. Administrator of the Estate of
Anna unaawcii. deceased, will, our-
suant to an Order of the Circuit Court
of the Stale of Oregon, for the Count v
of Klamath, entered on the Uth day
of December. 1933, proceed (o sell at
proval of the above-entitled Court, all
the right, title and interest of the de
ceased in and to the following-described
real property:
Lot 10, Block .12. Buena Vista Addi
tion to the City of Klamath Falls, less
Easterly 20' thereof.
Proposals -to purchase said property
may be made to me at the office of
Wm. Kuykcndall. Attorney, Pine Tree
Building, Klamath Falls. Oregon.
Dated and first published December
,16, 1933.
Lawrence J. Fitzsimmons
Administrator of Estate of
Anna Chadwell
Dec, 16, 23, 30 Jan. 6 No. 73S
Claims allowed by the County Court
and Warrants Issued on the Various
Fundi or the County by the County
Clrrk for Hie month of November,
1S5J.
ri'BBr'NT EXPENSE FI'ND
Klamath Medical Service Bu
rr m Coverage ending Oct.
1933 A . 2M.13
C. L. Langklct, Postage, Tax
Office 181.10
J. M. Britton. Supplies Sheriff ...1.0U7.M
Terry D. Schrunk, Services,
Sheriff Multnnmah Co .75
Uoward GaulL Sheriff Jackson
Co - 140
Prank R . A l demon , Travel,
District Attorney .. 40110
Annabelle Newton, Treasurers . 104.58
Geo. U. HagcUtine, To Error
Oct. Juror, Circuit Court 100
Scott Warren 3.00
Slate Industrial Accident Comm
Contribution for Oct. 1933
Current ... .... . 144.36
Chel Langslet, Postage, Health
Dept - 3000
Slate Industrial Acc. Comm,
Coverage for Oct, 1U53
Health Dept 14.16
Public Emp. Retirement, Con
tribution for 1931-52 ... 7,601.66
Public Emp. Retirement, Oct.
1953 .. 611.48
Public Emp. Retirement. Soc,
Sec. on Board and Room
Jan. -June ... 78.32
COl'NTY ROAD FI'ND
Public Emp. Retirement Soc.
Sec. for 11151.52 8.134.62 i
Public Emp. Retirement Oct, ;
19.13 856.3S
Klamath Medical Service Bu-
rcau. Coverase for Oct.
19S:i 398.no
Slate Industrial Acc. Comm ...... 395.83
I'OrNTY IIOU FU.NI
Public Emp. Retirement Soc.
Sec for Oct. 1933 ..
Public Finn. Retirement. Soc
See for IBM-lNiS 135.94
state industrial Acc. Comm.
Emp, Coverage for Oct. ltffi.1 3.68
COl'NTY LIIIIIARY FUND
Public Emnlovcs Retirement
Soc. Sec. for 1I151-I9S2 618.30
Public Employes Retirement
Oct. 103.30
Klamnth Medical Service Bu
reau 33.00
State Industrial Accident
Comm. 6.72
l-!iKI(i;NT F.XI'UNRF, FI'ND
Lchr's Office Supplies, Supplies
, County Court
ivi. iiruiou. kid assessments.. J
Legal Notice
Emi
Public Employes Retirement
ip. comriouiion lor uct.
i met 19
George F. Conner. Supplies,
Civil Defense 134.00
Mutual Benefit Health tk Acc.
Emp. Coverage tor Ocl. 1953.. 2.60
Voighl's Pioneer Office Sup
plies, Supplies, Sheriff 71.75
Fred H. Heilbronner, Bly Jail... 15.00
Star Drug Store, County Jail . .. 20.25
NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the Com
mon Council of the City of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, proposes to annex to
said City, territory within the bounds
of the following description, to-wit:
Beginning at the section corner com
mon to Sections 3, 4, 33. and ;i4 Twp.
:i9 South: RatlCP a KWM Kin math
County, Oregon; thence north on the
center line of Washburn Way to the
ni'tiii uue oi r,ncnem Avenue: inence
cast on the north line of Eberlcin
Avenue to it intersection with the east
line of lot thirty-seven I37i Enterprise
Tracts, extended; thence south along
the east line of said lot 37 to the North
line of Sunnyland Addition extended:
thence east on the north line of
Sunnyland and Elm Park Additions to
the Northeast corner of said Elm Park:
thence south on the east line of said
Elm Park to the center line of Shasta
Wav: thenr wost nr. th mmar
of Shasta Way to the point of begin
ning; containing approximately 52
acres.
That on the 11th rinv nf .Toniinru mu
at the hour of 7:30 o'clock P.M. thereof,
at a regular meeting of said Common
council, to be held in the Council
Chamber of the City Hall for said
City; registered voters of the City of
Klamath Falls, Orscon, may appear
and be heard, by the Common Coun
cil, on the question of annexation to said
City, the territory within the bounds
of said description.
The Common Council has elected to
dispense with submitting the question
of annexing said territory to the regis,
tcrcd voters of the City by election
and in lieu thereof the hearing herein
given notice of will be held.
This notice has been authorized and
ordered given by Resolution of said
Common Council, duly and regularly
P-P1?? at , rcRulnr meeting thcrof
held December 21. 1053 and thereafter
saidrCity a"d sifined by tho Ma'or for
ioianB thls 23rd dfly of Dccemb,
, Frank A. Blackmer
Police Judge, City of
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Dec. 23, .",0. Jan. 6 No. 7.19
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FOLEY'S Con CftmMWHj
By ROBERTA McGEE
Pupils of Fort Rock school en
tertained an appreciative audience
Tuesday night with their Christmas
program.
The play, written and directed
by their teacher. Mrs. Anne Sloan,
had a schoolroom as its setting,
with the pupils who range from
grades one through seven as the
cast. Joan Perry performed well
impudent group with skill as they
renearsea" tneir program, sever
al children were cast as their own
parents or others in the commun
ity. Included in the cast were Ter
esa Ward, Robert Gilder, Clinton
Perry, Jerry Pitcher. Marilvn
Ward, Carol nnd Donna Hergert.
Howard "Buck" McGee, Cherry
Webber, Max Mattis, Lynn Gates
and Bill Parks.
Following their "performance
which provoked frequent laughter
nnd applause from the audience,
Santa arrived, with Charlev sting
ley in that role. With a host ot
helpers he distributed gifts from
under the towering tree and treats
provided by the grange and Sun
day school. Helmer "Shorty" Gus
tafson and Richard Schaub cut
down the tret and prepared it for
decorating: by a committee headed
by Mrs. Leon Gilder.
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MACDOEL
By MARY MYERS
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Andrns wprr.
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Kappen Sunday.
rranit Forrest, SP operator at
Williams and former onerator at
Macdoel and Mt. Hebron, expects
to be transferred to Leaf station
a short time. Mr. and Mrs.
Forrest are re-opening their home
at Mt. Hebron.
W. E. Goode went to the Siski-
you County General hospital at
Yrcka Sundny for medical atten
tion and returned home the same
day. Goode is feeling fairly well
ana bum nwaiung an expected op
eration in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson
are spending the holidays in the
nay area with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Purdy and
family went to Mt. Shasta Dec. S3
to bring their daughter, Loretta,
home from school for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Everett and
family of Mt. Hebron leTt Dec. 22
for Los Angeles to spend the holi
days with relatives. Everett is a
forest service employe.
Dave Stang, formerly with the
forest service at Mt. Hebron, is
here duck hunting. He is now at
Kernsville in the Sequoia national
forest.
Also frofn the Sequoia came Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Paldi and family,
who paid a short visit to old Mt.
Hebron friends on their way to
spend the holidays nt Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whitt spent
Christmas nt Concqrd with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Laws and family-Mr.
and Mrs. Bard Fogle nnd
family went to Paskenta to be the
holiday guests of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Joe Arterburv.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gillis left
Dec. 22 for Fresno to spend the
holidays with their daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wil
liams.
NOTICE OF BOND SALE
Scaled proposal.-! will be received by
the Common Council of the City of
Klamath Falls. Oregon, for the purchase
of street improvement bonds. Serio
97, OH, SMI and 100, aggregating, twenty
seven thousand eighty-nine and fla-100
dollars i$27.iiH9.59i, duly authorized by
ordinances of the said City of Klam
ath Falls, for the construction and im
provement of the following improve
ment units situated in the Citv of
Klamath FalLs, Oregon, as follows:
Improvement Unit No. 118. extending
along Portland Street from the South
westerly line of the Alley at the rear of
Lot fi. Block 49, and Lot 1, Block 48,
Hot Springs Addition, lo the South
easterly line of Newcastle Street; Im
provement Unit No. 120. extending
along Earle Street from the Northeast
erly line of Pacifir Terrace to the
Southwesterly line ot Lot 12, in Block
43 and Lot 8 in Block 44 of Hillside
Addition; Improvement Unit No. 121,
extending along the Alley In Block
Three of Hot Springs Addition: and,
Improvement Unit No. 122, extending
along. Easterly portion of Roadway of
California Avenue from the north line
of Upham Street to the south line- of
Delta Street, omitting intersections, but
including sidewalks, and sanitary sewer
laterals.
Proposals to purchase said bonds will
be received by the undersigned up to
and including the eighth day of Feb
ruary. 1934, at the hour ot seven thirty
o'clock p.m. of said day and opened
at a regular meeting of the Common
Council immediately thereafter; said
bonds shall he dated February 15,
1054, and shall he in amounts of
foOO.OO each, except bond No. 1, of
each scries, which shall be for the frac
tional part of said r.um. and aU Khali
be due ten years after the date of is
sue, payment nf the entire bonds op
tional with said City at any coupon
faying date on and after one year from
he date thereof. Said bonds will bear
interest at the rate of not to exceed
six per cent per annum, payable semi
annually on February 15th and August
15th of each year, principal and in
terest payable at the office of the
treasurer of the City of Klamath Falls,
Oregon.
All proposals must be unconditional
and accompanied by a certified check
for five per cent of the proposal.
ine common council reserves ma
right to reject any and all bids.
The successful bidder for said bonds
win oe turnisnca with an opinion as to
ine vunuiiy incrcoi Dy ine law iirm oi;
Winfree, McCulloch. Shulcr & Sayre,
Portland Trust Building, Portland 4,
Oregon.
This notice is authorized by or
dinances of the Common Council of
ine city ol Klamath Falls, Oregon,
dated, December 21st, 1953.
Frank A. Blaekmor
Police Judge, for the City of
jYiiiniuiu r .ins, uregon.
Dec. 20. 30, 31: Jan. 1, 2, 4, 5. 6, 7,
8 9. 11. 12. 1.1. 14, IS. Id. IS, 19,
20, 21, 22, 2.1. 25, 26, 27, 28, 28, 30.
Feb. l; No. 740.
Gearhsrt Garage, Services, Bly
Jail
Geo. J. Kunzman, Supplies,
County Jail
Peyton St Co
Snack Bar. Meals for Prisoners
for Sept.
Bly Shell Service, Supplies Bly
Jail -
Dim bat Motors, Services, Sher
iff -
Jim Olxon Motors
Menti-Newlun Aircraft, Serv
ices -
Klamath Printing Co. Supplies
Pnnnlv Clerk
Smith Bales Printing CO
Bell's Hnrdware
Lehr's Office Supplies
Shaw Stationery Co 4
East Side Electric Assessor's
Office -
Union Oil Co. of Calif.
Standard Oil Co. of Calif
Monarch Tire Service
Peter O'Brien, Timber Cruising
Thomas Makey
Ernest L. Wagner
Klamath County Abstract Co.
Supplies, County Surveyor
Joseph J. Thalhofcr, Travel,
Asst. District Attorney
George H. Adler Services, Co.
Coroner
J, G. Patterson, Insane Exam
ination ... . .... -
John Bullman Juror, Justice
Court
Vance Hall
James Hall
Franklin Hall
Lester Robin .
Edward AtcGinnis
uaie h. amitn, Travel, con-
Calif. Ore. Power Co. Services
Bly St Bealty Jails
Calif. Ore. Power Co. County
Buildings
Oregon Water Corp.
cicgraph Co.
18.00
43 7.1
10(j.!2
!.:()
201). 711
7.00
2 64
3 75
2)1 :ib
ft. 00
RI.II5
IUU.00
11.00
07 00
10.00
3.1(1
;i iti
3.1(1
a.Ki
3.111
3.10
38.88
3.23
Legal Notice
WEDNESDAV
Martha Tapanalnen
E. Mae Sueirs
George B. Diigg
- 23 71
- 1M.04
- 60.72
COUNT V hnn "k-iriun
Animal bhelter
Mi- , Joe Itobuslelli, ShW 3
Hlliru py UUgl
Mrs. Jeun Shaugle, Heni' kilied
bv Dona
George Tuckey
10.00
Klamath Falls City Pound' "
Board for County Dogs
Mra. Jerry Aliern, Sheep killed
by dogs
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. Serv
icei. Dog Fund .
Elmer Itowden, Salary, ExoarJ
imontal Station ,.
Clark Kendall
Murvin Word en "
ltnymond Baker ...
Dcnrl Smith
James W. Hunt
A. E. Gross ' ""'"
Brynn Snyder
38.73
80.00
207. SB
8.89
23.72
23.48
21 .03
33.M
M. .14
22.24
Hi. 00
10.71
14.11
Lillian Stiles Health "bftpi,"'
Mollic Lewis
Ml'M. J. It. Chanell
Aubrey E. Perry WaUrmasUr.".' 7m
utiincr ncweil uraw Ion nn
Iritm Dixon "" " !29-
I.aVerue Hancock n't&
Donna O'Krongly m'JX
Marian Niinnenian "" .
Edith Washburn .. ZZZ?'"'" 7n rm
100.00
Su.nn
123.00
100.00
Huth Carr
Ei-
Tel Co. Odclt
Western Union
Courthouse
Pacific Tel 8e
Court
G. C. Motley Courthouse
Dr. C. P. Mason Public Wel
fare ,.
Ray Hceves Associated Station
Supplies, Juvenile Office ....
Shaw Stationery Co
Lucas Furniture
Bell's Hardware
Klamath Falls Creamery
Cascade Home Furnishings Co.
' Services
Carters' Supplies
J. M. Br i I ton. KDD assessments
for 1953.1954
Cutter Laboratories, Supplies
Health Dept.
Buds' Photo Service, Services
Sheriff
Stevens-Ness Publishing Co.
Supplies. District Court
Shaw Stationery Co. Health
Dept,
Currin's For Drugs
Delbcrt Summers, Mileage,
Constable
COUNTY ROAD FUND
Mutual Benefit Health & Arc.
Emp. Coverage for Oct. 1953..
Public Emp. Retirement Sys-
300
13.1)7
2.50
(111.45
11.70
17.23
4.40
80.51
223.31
64.60
2.53
18.00
20.83
132.07
SUMMONS
In the District Court of the Stnl at
Oregon tor the County of Klamaih
Don Corum. Plaintiff, vs. Robert Davis.
Defendant To Robert Davis; In the
Name of the State of Oreeon. vou are
hereby required lo appear and answer
me com ma in 1 i en aeainst vou in ine
above entitled action on or before the
expiration of four weeks from the date
oi ine puDiicaiion oi mis summons; u
you fail so to annear and answer, nlain-
tiff for want thereof will apply to the
a hove entitled court for the relief
prayed for in its complaint, to-wit:
The sum of Two Hundred Dollars.
$00.00, together with costs and dis
bursements. This summons Is served
unon you by publication thereof, by
order of the Honorable D. E. Van Vac-
tor, judge of the above entitled court,
made and entered on the 26th day of
December, 1953, directly that such
publication be made in The Herald and
News not less than once each week
for four consecutive weeks from the
dale of the first publication thereof.
Date of the first publication, Decem
ber 30. 1953.
Attorney for Plaintiff
P. K. Pucketl
432 Main Street
Klamaih Falls, Oregon
Dec. 30, Jan. 6, 13. 20. No. 744.
OFFICE SPACE
City Center
Main Street Entrance
Quiet
Drews Manstore
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Executor of
the Estntc of Minnie Lillian Ulrich, de
ceased, by the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Klamath County, and has
qualified. All persons having claims
against said Estate are notified to pre.
sent the same to me with proper vouch
ers at the office of Wm. Kuykcndall,
203 Pine Tree Building, Klamath Falls,
Oregon, within six months from Decem
ber 23. 1953.
Dated December 23, 1933.
Rowland Lock wood Ulrich
Executor.
Wm. Kuykcndall
203 Pine Tree Building
Klamath Falls. Oregon
Attorney for Executor
Dec. 23, 30. Jan. 6, 13. No. 741
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT
AND ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of Jean
M. Thomas. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed ha. filed his Final Report and
Account of the administration of said
Estale and that the Court has set
Thursday. January 7, 1954, at 10 o'clock
a.m. as the time, nnd the Circuit Court
Room in the Court House at Klamath
Falls. Oregon, as the place for hearing
objections to said Final Report And
Account, and the settlement thereof,
Marcus Arthur Thomas
Administrator
Estate of Jean M. Thomas
Wm. Kuykcndall
Attorney for Administrator
Pine Tree Building
Klamath Falls. Oregon
Dec, 0, 16, 23, 30 No. 72S)
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
RALE OF SURPLUS EQUIPMENT
Notice is hereby given that the Coun
ty Court of Klamath County, Oregon,
will receive bids up to January 6th,
H"4. at 10 o'clock a.m. for the allow
ing: 12" Short head Svmons Cone Crush
er with motor and V-belts. Same may
be seen at Harpole Dam.
1 Cedar Rapids 48" x 12'-3 decks
with 20 HP A C motor. Same may
be seen at Stukel Pit,
1 1945 Wh'te Dump Truck chassis.
Count v No. 48. Mav be tmen mt the
County Shops.
i khj wnue uiimp ithck enlists.
County No. 49. May be seen al the
County Shops.
All bids must be filed with the
County Clerk prior to tha time of
opening same.
Chu. F. DrLap
County Clerk
DM. 9B. 90 No. 76.v
Anderson Auto Service Ca
Services, Road Dept. 127.R0
Ballou & Wright, Supplies 3f)ii.ii3
Fred E. Burnett Co 44,87
Bcnd.Pnrtland Truck Service
Freight 3 66
Ray Bifiser Electric Equip.
J. M. Britton. 1953-54 Taxes 33 53
A. M. Bus well Co. Services, l lM
California Ore. Power Co. 100 19
California Ore. Power Co 30B.60
Columbia Equipment Co. Sup
Plies a.87
Consolidated Freightways
Freight 1.75
Howard Cooper Corp. Supplies.. 140.11
Don'a Repair Se Key Shop ...... 3.00
Home Lumber & Supply Co 234.17
Dugan Mcst Co 22 til
Goodyear Service Stores 402 44
Howe Siffn Co nn
Juckeland Truck Sales 'i"Scrv.!l ir.o!72
j. w. Kerns 3H4.no
Kimball's Glau Shnn Uim
John Klssllng . aiioo
luamatn count v Abstract Co. .. 3.33
Loomia Glass & Mirror Co. flft in
Lorenz. Company 4H2.10
monarcn i ire service l.aJi.otJ
Motor Machine Service
Service 9Rrt Jl
Moty & Van Dyke. Inc., Sup
plies. .,.... 461.89
Nelson Equipment Co 30.3!)
Li. true nam lo, u.ua
R. Ricks. Hydraulic Jack
Serv. Services 11.00
Shoop Sc Schulze Tire Scrv.
Supplies 147.40
Sixth St. Oxvgpn Sales 411.33
Traffic Safely Supply Co. - 4B3.75
Union Oil Co of Calif 13.22
Voight'a Pioneer Office Supply.. 7.90
Walker Bros Tire Dept. .. . 423.44
CURRENT r.Xl'ENSE FUND
Shaw Stationery Co. Supplies
Tax Office 21.80
Walter Zimmerman, Tel. Tolls
Wood River Justice - 37.85
Herald Sc Ncwa Legal Adv.
Countv Court 13.48
Herald & News. Adv 138.08
Superior Troy Laundry, Serv
ice. Co. Jail 53.02
Tikkanen's, Supplies, Beatty Sc
Blv Jails 3.18
Midstate Electric Cooperative
Service, Crescent Jail 23.37
Snack Bar, Meals for Prison
ers, 21.32
Legion Cafe - i:t "0
John J. O'Donnell 15.30
Klamath County Road Dept.
Supplies, Sherriff 13.0R
Richfield Oil Corp 17.37
Standard Oil Co. of Calif 4.72
Dalford J. Reed, Travel, Dep
uty Sheriff 1 23.30
The Haloid Co. Freight, Co.
Clerk 0.17
H. L. Ferguson, Mileage and
Meals, Assessor 300.55
Lehr's Office Supplies, Supplies
Di-st. Attny 11.25
Fletcher F. Conn, M.D. Serv
ices. Co. Coroner 20.00
Guy Merrill, Mileage, Con.
stable 234.94
H. A. Pcmbcrton, Juror, Dis
trict Court lii.32
Irving Dixon 12.24
Gordon H. Smith 15.32
Jennie Arnold 111.32
Claudinc Van Buskirk 10.32
Oliver W. Spiker 15.32
Alvero N. Beala 10.96
Ernest Heiken - lO.lfi
Robert Veatch ..
Leo Molatorc
Kenneth Kigcr
Wyatt Pndctl .......
Bud Beall Witness .
Dale Mattoon
Katherine McSwain
Elsie Younce
T. D. Case
Schicferateln
uetiny rmiiipa inn nn
Carolyn Snnecnl Soiffi
J. E. Whittenberg. Labor, "Road
--.... 72. RA
Gene Patercau
J. D. Aldrldge
R. C. Baker
II. V. Borlon
G. S. Boyd ...
Frank Braman
A. L. Brown
A. L. Br u ley
L. M. Bryan
Neal Burucy ...
W. R. Canton
S. L. Carter
L. R. Caviness
W. L. Cornctt
R. C. Cox
II. L. Crawford
J R. D.Mton
G. A, DeLonga
II. J. L-cpuy .......
G. F. Dixon
R. W. Durham .
E. P. Ev ins
W. R. FMtun
W. O. Forney .
D. R. Fullmer
V. L. Hale
W. A. Hail
James Hawkins
D. E. Heath
C. C. Heldrich .
C. W. Hohso
W. II. Hlx
IlooU
151.00
147.00
, 219.00
, 170.00
. 220.00
, 167.00
75.00
75.0(1
172.00
130.00
, 169.00
75.00
182.00
200.00
143.00
. 173.00
75.00
152.00
173.00
139.00
75.00
163.00
162.00
148.00
207.00
172.00
75.00
226.00
7fi.00
177.00
JSU.00
ifgal Notir
Dora CoddarH ...
Driru oaiarv i
S:
L- grown . '-
h M- Bryan
Neal BurB;
S1' Canton
... 166.00
198.00
181.00
Howard Kcllison .
J. A. Kimbrough
H. W. King 73.00
Olive Kinmark , 75.00
J. O. Kuhn m 1B0.0O
Perry Kuhn , 147.00
II. L. Landls . 158.00
Dennis Laroe . 178.00
Aiucdco Lasagna n 170.00
E. J. Llnville 210.00
M. C. Martin 173.00
M. M. McClay 383.00
H. C. McCleery .. 151.00
A. D. McCice - 16 00
Robert Miller 17600
J. W, Mills 238.00
I. B. Morris 169.00
Jack Mynnlt 260,00
C. M. Nelson - - 75.00
Arnold Oberg . 75.00
E. W. Parkhurst 75.00
J. W. Pllchcr 219.00
F. O. Pool , 213.00
V. C Priest 191.00
J. O. Rimer 169.00
O. D. Reeder 169.00
It. G. Rusk 148.00
Frank Sasstedt 223,00
L. L. Scarbrough 177.00
M. F. Shcppard 143.00
Floyd Shipman ...
R. J. Smith
Oscar Stenbcrg .
Dan Stevenson .....
W. H. Stiles
Orvillc Sukrnw ,
Clide Switzler
li. u.t lecicrs .....
Isaac Thomas
E. J. Townscnd ...
P. C. Townscnd .
wens
.... 169.00
199.00
198.00
233.00
165.00
75.00
15.32
14.48
10.32
17.40
3.111
in.oo
2X12
3.64
3.48
U.I 6
3.16
Altha Lee Grainqufat ,
Albert E. Lavier
William P. Jones .
Eddie Daily
Kuin i. Koon j.io
J. G. Patterson, M.D, Insane
Exam 10.00
A. O. Youngblood, Travel,
Constable 35 84
Doug Brumley .. .. 2.07
Pacific Tel. Sc Tel., Services.
Odell 5.15
Mrs. Roy Huff. Supplies, Nurs-
sing Home - 42 00
Merrill Meat Co., services 27.93
Sea Food Center Supplies .. 26 25
Oregon Macaroni Mfg. Co. 16.58
Lovingcr Disinfectant Co. 215.i(l
Boyd Coffee Co 102.3(1
Packer Scott Co 8.65
Big Y Market 1711.41
169.00
158.00
191.00
75.00
17B.00
230.00
Aubrey Young 176.00
COUNTV ROAD FUND
Peyton Sc Co. Supplies, Road
nrnt. - 511.74
Tide Water Associated 235.77
Union Oil CO oi uaiu.
Beaton Steel Sc Supply 1,346.92
Firestone Stores "60
Herald Sc News, Advertising....- 6.06
Valley Fire Equipment Co.
Suppiica - , 3.50
Loggcra & Contractori Mach 403.88
nnrliillTfri Sorvlro Co 293.93
Crater Lake Machinery Co 832.91
El-Jay Manufacturing Co. 19.00
A. W. Mortcnsen Co. . 28.25
ColyeaV Motor Sales 849.28
Hitchcock and Mosher . 4.08
P. L, Crooks Sc Co., Inc 3.106.85
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND
Hale H. Welch, Reappraisal,
AbMCKSor 132.00
L". E, Rccdcr, Travel, County
Court 103.30
Jerry V. Rajnus 99.80
Ed Gowcn 83.80
Wallace Reed, Mileage, Civil
Defense 21.58
C. L. Langslet, Postage, Sher-
iffs Office - 73.60
California Oregon Power Co.
Services - 3.74
The Texas Co. Supplies 8.67
Dale Matloon, Travel, Deputy
Sheriff - 30.71
E. C. Stukel ;
F. G. Markwardt .
Dcll)crt Summers
Dale - B. Smith .......
Cus A. Page
Signal Oil Co. Supplies,
sncriti
... caviness
S' """urn":: -
w b ,fvn'
w n l V"m "
a: .fir? .rr-
w. f ,;;? -err
W. T. Hood
fmsr Kuhn
C- taBoe
Araedto Usajn,--
r VI. Vle
L' n !CE''
' . MorrliX- "
JMk My,
9- M. Nelson "
A. C. Oh.r.
5: S: 5k:
Ed Propst ""-
zj - Rimer -
husk
Frank: Sassiest"
E- ?
Smith .
Stile. '
o. r. sukraw ;r
? r.D J' rrr
2: we.rnd
9- R- Wells IT"
Aubrey Young
Tim Federal Saving,
Co. Clerk
lounty Clerk. Poitai.
DTK.
Klunath Pr it' Co'.' supphi
Shaw stationer; c;
Wll.on Title Abstract
Corp" Multijraph
Shell Oil Co. -
H"7r.i,B.'m' """"T'Mf
W. E. Dver
Charle. PoteetZI
A. R. T1lrli.nn
Homer B. Okey
I
fe and Ei-
Western Timber ferwflmbtr"
Dr. Daniel Dllaconl. imane
Exam, Salem, Ore.
H. C. Malttnn
Dr. Marens Maltby"!
Ca,i(l .r5- Xower CoTswvica
Health Dept .
Chas. F. DeLap, Travel, Couniy
George H. Proctor Attorney
Fees, Circuit Court
Cynthia Campbell office clerk"
j. . ncEu ucpuiy oner lit
D. L, Hammond - , .
uora uoddard
Esther Newell, Tax Office .
Irma Dixon
Nellie Knupp .
Minnie Robinson .
La Verne Hancock
Donna O'Krongly .t.-
Virginia Dyer
Marfan Nunneman
Agnes Campbell
Esther Newell
Irma Dixon
Nellie Knupp
Minnie Robinson
Laverne Hancock
Donna O'Krongly
J. J. Whalen
Dale Mattoon
4.50
27.36
14.38
111.19
Shell Oil Co 31-63
Donald L. Hammond. Travel
Deputy Sheriff 20.05
A. C. Bannekoff Sc Son, Supplies
Co. Clerk 300.50
C. L. Langslet, Postage. Dis-
trict Attny. - 15.03
snaw stationery i-o. auppim
Treasurer
Harry A. Leonard Bangs Sc T.B.
Testing --
Joseph T. Rikcr
F. J. We dam
M. Harris
Vera Chase, Witness, Circuit
Court
Dlbbon Cook
Kirk
24.10
92.00
81.50
19.30
2.50
8.16
16.20
7.80
13.80
Dorothv Post
Dale B. Smith, Bly Deputy
Sheriff .
Dale B. Smith
Delbert Summers, Deputy
u. Maritwarat ..
C. Stukel
G. A. Page
Dorothy Rogers, Deputy .
vioiet r.. ricscr
Gladys DeLap
Betty Hromada
Jane Wever
Edith Washburn .
Thyra Savage
Norma Richardson .
Pauline OHield
Carolyn Scnecal ......
H. B. Okey, Deputy
Ruth Carr
Ilaria Davis ...
D. C. Davis --.
Dawn Peters
Mary Ann Hakin
Ruth Walls
Harry J. Baum -
C. A. Poteet
Hiram Ferguson . .
W. E. Dyer
Ruth Mfirrcr
Doris Sessom. District A-
Plonecr Tobacco Co
Pacific Fruit Sc Produce Co...
Dept. Finance Adm
David Restaurant Co
Walt Wisendanger
Klamath Livestock, Inc.
Fluhrcrs Bakery .
Consolidated Freight, Inc.
Vreight
Oregon Nevada Calif. Freight..
Mason Ehrman Co. Supplies
Nursing Home
Lorenz Co
California Oregon Power Co.
Services.
Fred Heilbronner. Supplies
Klamath Gas Co
Klamath Falls Garbage Co,
services. h.iiii
G. C. Motley 18.80
J, M. Britton, ISM Tax Assess
ments 410.32
K. C. Paint Store, Supplies . 122.70
Sional Oil Co. VI
Standard Feed Store 174.00
j. w. Kerns 233.50
r armers Lumner lo.
Troy V. Cook
Home Lumber Co
Surgical Sales Inc
dick Hceucrs
Klamath Falls Medical Lab.
services
Sharp Sc Dohme Inc. Supplies.
Bend Portland Truck Freight ..
Currlns for Drugs Supplies
General Petroleum Corp
Molorala, Motorala Unit, K. Co.
Fire dodi.
Modoc Press, Supplies, Juvenile
uiiice
Lewis Jones, Care of Depen
dent children
Children's Farm Home
Catholic Charities, Inc.
St. Mary's Home for Boys
Don Kenyon, Services, Exp.
Area
Garrison Equipment Co. Sup-
D ICS
Crater Lake Machinery Co
a. iverr tv lo.
Oregon Stale College, Salary
exo. AssiHinnt 3
A. E. Gross, Supplies, Exp.
station
Lewis Mfg. Co. ..
Swan Lake Moulding
j. w. iverns 9 53
Balslger Motor Co n.7fl
vo ent s Pioneer Office a nr.
Leo's Camera Shop m
floy Call Auto Co .... 3 70
Shaw Stationery Co W.M
AnnH Struthcrs, Mileage,
Health Dent in i
Muriel Palmer . -.........,, m.:m
Nsnoil Miller 24110
Elian Brcitenitein -... M ao.ua
175.34
10.45
23.00
33.5n
It. 00
4C.72
155.80
4K9.32
58.14
1.50
G.W)
4.50
8.00
98.71!
2.20
44ti.R0
39.52
16.90
90.00
fiOlil
13.(10
5.00
26 51)
6.12
1.33
10 00
4.20
3.20
Boyd J. Jackson
nin,i.ih 1 irnidxi Pnti.w. Vet
eran's Office 15-03
Delbcrt Summers, Travel, Con-
stable 8-40
Pacific Tel & Tel Co. Services
Courthouse 7.20
Denlicrder and Strobel. Final
Home 3,003.09
Consolidated Freight Inc.
Freight, Nursing Home 2.72
Pantno Tl IVI Service . ... 18.02
Klamath Tractor Imp. Co. Sup
plies .
Big Y Market. Welfare
Dr. C. P. Mason. Services
Dr. C. P. Mason
Shell Oil Co. Supplies, Juvenile
Office ,
Francis L. Mathews, Travel ..
Fayc Blackmer
McConkcv Druaa SuDDlies
J. D. Finchum, Labc-. Exp.
Area
Health Dcot T??
Oregon Water Corp.
8.88
27.05
6.00
B.OO
13.M
388.03
6.40
uregun waier i-uip X'
All Type Roofing Co. Repairs.. 230.62
superior Troy Launary serv
ices .
plies. Law Library - 43.50
COL'NTY ROAD FUND
Standard Oil Co. of Calif. Sup-
plies. Road .22-52
Klamath Powder St Equip Co...4,17(.60
Signal Oil Co MS5"44,
Caiif Ore. Power Co. Services..- 174.78
Bal.sip.er Motor Co. Supplies
Road 306.40
Consolidated Freightways, Inc.
Freight
nnnri Pnrllnnd Truck Serv. ..
Fecnatighty Machinery Co.,
Suunlies 400.00
Shell Oil Co
Puckett St Schercr
2.58
.1.00
3.31
3,181.32
Freiuht - 3,89
Calif. Ore. Power Co. Services - Hg
Oregon Water Corp o.OQ
W. R. Canton, Expenses .22 ?
Balsiger Motor Co. Supplies 4,383.40
COUNTY LIBRARY FUND
Long Bell Lbr. Co. Supplies
Co. Library -
Standard Oil Co. of Calif -
Shaw Stationery Co
Calif. Ore. Power Co. Services
Oieson Water Corp
Pacific Tel St Tel
Clancy R. Canine
The Glass House, Supplies -
Gtiylord Bros. Inc .. ... .
Peyton St Co. Supplies
Golden Syndicate Pub. Co.
Harper & Bros
Carl J. Lelbcl
Northwestern Press -
Oregon News Co
Random House Inc.
COUNTY LIBRARY tvnu
Calif. Ore. Power Co. Services
Library 2220
Fred H. Heilhronner, Supplies.... 28.53
28.03
30.77
.12.70
43.68
29.93
26.S7
50.00
11.19
14.05
82.61
fl.00
60.72
178.77
2.4R
308.86
119.75
Shaw Stationery Co.
l'hlig's Electric Store ...
Evelyn Cooper. Salary ..
Alice M. Hanna m .
Aileen Bcever ,.,-
Glad.ss Cox ......
Mary Kessi
Lois Winn
Eleanor Mntncy
Camnbell
Anne Onslad .......
Phillip Wade
Einar C B randan ess
LAW L1BRAKT FUND
4.11H
243.12
263.82
,. 183.38
..... Ml .67
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155.34
.... 25.39
1,15.59
.... 24.85
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11.66
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nevs' Office
Erma Barton
Vtia rnnlr DpmitV
T. D. Case Vets Servic'e
ficer
C. G. Merrill Constable
Joe Matlick "
I. D. Rumer Bailiff . - -
Doris Abernathy, Court Re-
E. w?rDunn Justice 'of Peace-
J. W. Grltton
T. W. Chatburn
Walter Zimmerman v'mT"
A. O. Youngblood. Constable
F. L. Reed "
r'DrRfcha dIon. "Labor j-
Raymond Mclniyre; AssiitanL
C. W. Sanders '
LaVella Sanders - "
Willa Dean Sanders
B C. Sanders "IT"".;"
H. B. Schieferstein, Salsry. Al-
riculture " J
Ross Aubry - "
Francis Mathews -
Faye Blackmer .
Doris Foglc. Clerk :
Z. M. Hoiightaling, Juvenile
Home -
Phillip Cummings ....
L linn amim nttittt
S. M. Kcrron. Health owm --
G. B. Dagg, San-M,iril.'t
Annls Struthers Nurse
Muriel Palmer -
E. Mae Spiers -
Naomi Miller .... - --
Ellen E. Breitenslein
Martha Tapanincn
Lillian Stiles -
John Mistier. Silor). 1 ..
Barbara Mistier. Labor
ing Home -
Nellie Alvnrcr.
Maria Bartruff
Cora Bush
Susie Farrls 1
fiertrude Hargen
H. B. Hunt ot-TBbo'r"N'uln
UOroiny
Home ;
Opal Lambert ..- - ...
Arveta Meyer
Anna Morrow .
O H. Morrow
Freda Newman
Nora Pse '" -
J. I.. Powers -- .
Mame
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Dorothy Snyder -
Ann Stelg ".-
Beltv Thomas --
Hatt'ie Tucker
A. M. Waldo ... . s-
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