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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1954)
Uday!y 13' 1954 HKKAM) ANin NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE BASIN BRIEFS L- of the First Vs "church n be he!d .ui Cnurcii , meels ly''DfM.RolnH. Oil hKaJa: Group II njeete L rial. (' a Ktt made the ", ST. T current County fc f". hv the crawr P,. of publisher Frank Toriertieid E coveted titie. fin- .... u. l"!lr Uie tennis court ui nT SDrinbs Park. . . -.1.- ..icinhpr of t , i. iff mowers amu.. f-"-. i-in and coum i". alr.. ,hi sDecial meeting Mon- Tulelate. L service-examinations ; are P"iL5Z!. No 1. Klamath L Lmatd-Pomona Orange of- ' m.iiw set tor Jan. m n " S until Jan. 29 at the nrmre. L, ffaltcrs-aaarcsseu v. I. rlnh t noon to- MlK ''' Lwk Crow"5 ,tt senawr nurc, L v!.ut..ffr.pni'ir( M. Smith ,' ." ,irlnriPnl of the ,..u and News, is visuiiib o-n...... aiirf Pnriftc Grove li) until fe c 01 u I,., .i n-,irMlll be considered tm next meeting of the Nature i,ty of the Klamath Region. hrediv. Jan. M. ai o p.m. u.,i.aW nf rrnmmerce. Two liion picture films will be shown. k dealing witn me mo oi me oU k the other with tne nie ox uie bver. rime Chanie-the Summers PTA will meet at 7 p.m. .Friday, Jan. 15, instead oi at 8 p.m. as pre viously announced. Mrs. Clarence Ward will show slides of her Euro pean tour. All members and friends of Bummers VIA are invited to at Dimes Dance The Langell Val ley Women's Club will sponsor a dance at the Community Hall Jan. 16 for tne benefit of the March of Dimes. Everyone Is invited to at tend and help this worthy cause. Mrs. Marion Lindsay Is chairman of the committee. Farm Bureau Langell Vallev Farm Bureau Center will meet at the L.V. community Hall Jan. 16 at 8 p.m. Resolutions will be voted on and other business will be taken care of. Chairman Ben Nork urges all memoers to attend. Exhibition The A & I Folk Dnnce Club and the Minute Club will do an exhibition at the March of Dimes Square Dance Jamboree, to be held Saturdy night at the Armory. Deborah Circle of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Eva Burkhaiter 630 Pine, all members are urged to attend. Former Resident vManson James Young died recently at Tia flno, Vancouver Island, B.C. The Youngs lived here for many years and operated Youngs Transfer Co. The widow, Mrs. Jean Young, sur vives. Returns Sylvia Book. 2526 Shasta Way, returned this week from a visit with her aunt and un cle, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Stone, Adin, Calif. , Shonninr Ur . anri r . B -.- ... . j . vim Stevenson were city v.'altors this week. The Stevensons are now liv ing in Dorrls after livin for many years on the Meiss Ranch near To Medford Word hue h.n ceived here of the death of Mrs. Ann Leln Medford. Daughters Mrs. nitipn urown ana Florence pat- funeral which was held Saturday in Meoiora. Correction The leathercraft class at OTI Is being taught by Carl Berg not A. D. Byrd as pre viously announced. This class meets Monday night from -7. SO p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in Farrell Hall. Schoolmates Club will meet Friday Jan. 15, at the home of Mrs. Margaret Mitcheii, 1134 Oram, at 1 o'clock. The Tulelake elementary PTA will meet Friday night, 6:30 at the school cafeteria for a potluck din ner. It will be Father's Night and latners will conduct the meeting. The subject of study will be "To Grow Through Service." Vern Hemstreet will speak on "Available Jobs in Agriculture, Industry and Government." Marvls Keyser will speak on "Can Good Family Rela tions Contribute to World Peace?." Traveling Carroll B. Howe, su perintendent of Klamath County schools will go to Portland, Jan 14, to attend meetings of a con servation handbook committee that is developing a conservation pro gram volume for study In Oregon schools. He will also attend a con ference the following day in Fort land for school superintendents. Meetings Circle meetings of the WSCS this week are as follows: Esther, Mrs. Steve Moss, 2345 Rad cllffe Street; Ruth, Mrs. William Hover, 315 Alameda; Martha, Mrs. Leo Stipplach. 1433 Derby; Mary. Mrs. David Kenyon, 332 No. lltb Street. All meetings are for Thurs day, Jan. 14, with 1:30 p.m. dessert luncheons. Speaking Mrs. Naomi French, executive director, Camp Fire Girls, has been invited to lead a discussion group and to take part in a panel at a camping workshop to be held in Oregon City, Jan. 18-19, sponsored by the Oregon Sec tion of the American Camping Assn. She plans to attend. Meeting The Women's Assn. of Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church will meet for .a regular church sewing day, 10 a.m. Frl day, Jan. 15, at the church. Great Books meets Thursday, Jan. 14. 8 p.m. at the City Library, Boswell's "Life of Samuel John son." will be discussed with Free man Yount, leader. Winema .Welfare Club will meet Thursday, Jan. u, 8 p.m. in the school house. The regulur business meeting will be followed by a program presented by the Ground Observer Corps nnd a film, "story of Research of Mircle Fabrics." This is one of three evenings meet ings held during the year. The school room represented by the largest numrjer of parents and friends gets the contents of the "silver dish." Refreshments will be served. Trtvellnr Mrs. Larry Whytal of Whytal's, accompanied by daughter Linda, will leave this weekend for San Francisco for the Spring market. Leaving Arnold Gralapp, super intendent of city schools, will leave Thursday, Jan. 14, for P o r 1 1 a n d where he will devote Friday to the study of building plans of new high schools. Saturday he will attend a conference for school superin dentents of first class schools with a census over 1000. Mayflower Circle of the Con gregational Church meets Friday, Jan. 15 for a 1:30 p.m. dessert in Fellowship Hall. The dessert course will be followed by a business meeting and program. Improved Mrs. Twyla Ferguson who has been critically ill for sev eral months in Hillside Hospital is reported to be much improved and Unemployment Tax To Be Boosted SALEM Ifl Unemployment compensation taxes, assessed against employers, will be in creased slightly this year for the first time since 1949. v The' Unemployment Compensa tion Commission estimated the able to walk a few steps. Skating tonight 6 to 10 p.m. at Moore Park. Ice is good. Quick! Break Up CIIESTCOLDS painful local CONGESTION Rub on highly medicated, concen trated Uiuterole. It instantly Hurts to relieve coughs, sore throat ar-l helps break up local congestlo: . Musterole creates a wonderful protec tive warmth on chut, throat and back I MUSTIROLE average payroll tax rate this year would be 1.154 percent, which is about .02 of 1 percent higher than la 1953. The increase Is made under the experience rating system, the taxes are increased for those firms which have bigher unemployment rates. 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