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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1954)
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON " PAGE JTVE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1954 BASIN BRIEFS Boy Scout Troop SO Chiloquln, assisted the Bloodmobile cemeenl Wednesday afternoon, Charles Hale Is leader of the troop. Assisting as volunteer in charge of properties for the local Bed Cross blood program, Is H. K. Tavenner, replacing w. E. Palm er who has worked with the pro gram since It's beginning. Vllltlnr Mrs. Teresa Malta, was a city visitor Wednes- oay. Business Visitors A. P. John son and Harold Nelsen of John son Lleber Company, Portland, spent Wednesday in Klamath Falls First Daughter A girl, Julianne, was Born February 6, to Mr. and Mrs. .lullan Eccles, 220 Conger, at McMinnville General Hospital. There are two sons in the family ana uus is tne ursl daughter At Fort Lewis First Lieut. El mer L. Blrk, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Birlr.. 43i Boardman. has been assigned to the 44th Division Recon. Company at Fort Lewis, Washington. Deborah Circle of First Metho dist Church will meet Friday, Feb ruary 12, at 7:45 p.m at the home ot Mrs. Merlin Fulliam, 3848 Bristol. Family Circle meeting at the First Covenant Church, 823 Wal nut, is scheduled for Friday, Feb ruary 12, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Joel Nord lund, hostess, will be happy to see the whole family present. An interesting program will precede the refreshment and social hour. Returned Mrs. Oeorge Grizzle, 827 Jefferson, has returned from Ashland where she spent the week end with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Maylon wheeler. Remember tonight Is the night for the Eagle Scout dinner at the Elks Lodge when all Eagle Scouts of any age will be guests. Dinner is to be served at 6 p.m. and there is no charge, Just be there. of Man," by Pico dells, Mirandola. Leaders wUi be Mrs. Florence Pielke and Frank Kahl. In Town Mrs. Delia Fralley, Tulelake, has completely recovered from a recent Illness and was a Klamath Falls visitor Wednesday. Total Cars in the Lava Beds National Monument last Sunday were 128. Approach roads are In good shape, there Is no snow, around saulrrels are out and there are plenty of Beer lor we traveler to see. Awav Ranger Ray Knox of the Lava Beds and Mrs. Knox are in San Francisco this week where Knox is attending court. Change A new display window is being placed in the building next door to La Pointe's, recently va cated by the General Paint Store, and wUl be used by La Pointe's for added space for displaying merchandise. Floor space present will not be used. The store, cording to Curt Lion is trying for efficiency, not over-expansion. Conger-Fairvicw home exten- sion meeting, Friday, February 12 at Joan's kitchen at the fairgrounds starting at 10:30 a.m. The lesson on "Planning Well - Balanced Meals," will be by Dolores Brack Great Books tonight, 8 p.m. in the city library to discuss the book, "The Oration on the Dignity Home Lois Neunast, recently honorably discharged from the WAC after spending three years in the service and two in japan, home with her parents, Mr. "and Mrs. Edward O. Neunast, Tule lake. Miss Neunast spent her time abroad in Yokanoma. She was dis charged with the rate of corporal. Home Keith Moon of Town Shop, has returned home from St. Louis wnere ne was canea re cently by the critical illness of his father, now improvea. Away The Rev. Marvis Key- ser. pastor or tne Tiueiaxe com munity Presbyterian Church is in Berkeley where he is attending a Presbyterian conference. Ill Mrs. W. W. Dewing, presi dent of the Klamath area, Girl Scout executive board, is seriously ill In Hillside Hospital. No visi tors are allowed but cards will be welcome. The Next Meeting of the Camp Fire Girls cabinet will be held Thursday. February 18, 7:30 p.m at the home of Donna Beckwith, 625 Alameda, (Kit Carson Way.) Please note change of date. Juvenile Grange Meets In Bly A joint Installation of Juvenile and subordinate grange officers was held recently at Bly Grange hall. Bonlfav Yancey, Klamath Coun ty grange deputy, was Installing of ficer and Carl Yancey, marshal. Betty and Bob Yancey were em blem and regalia bearers, assisted by Bruce Henrickson and Winona Grange, Portland. Helen Henrick son, state grange, Flora, acted as chaplain. Henry E. Henrickson, state grange deputy also state youth superintendent, presided as master. Mrs. James Dixson, Bly, was musician. At the request of the Bly subor- ordinate master, the juvenile offi cers occupied the stations and con ducted the evening meeting follow ing installation. The Blv Juvenile Grange officers elected lor the ensuing year are: Master, Jerry Patzke; . overseer. Frankie Hall; Lecturer, Steve Chase; steward, Jim Tikannen; Assistant Steward, Jim Tucker; Chaplain, Gary Patzke; Treasurer, Connie Hall: Secretary, Carson Chase: Gatekeeper, Jim Patzke; Ceres, Lorna Rentle; Flora, Janet Jonescheit; Pomona, D a n 1 c e House: Lady Assistant Steward, Sherry Renllc; Matron, Virginia Watts. STRIKE MILAN, Italy M' Half a mil lion workers went on a Communist-ordered general strike In the northern Industrial state of Lom- bardy Thursday, cutting factory output and blocking some trans portation. The strike was canea for 24 hours. ' ' . FILES SALEM HI Dlst. Atty. Robert L. Welch. Lakeview. filed his can didacy Wednesday for circuit judge for Lake County. U. N. Charges Ignored PANMUNJOM on The neutral Armistice Supervisory Commission Thursday declined to investigate U. N. charges that the Commu nists are smuggling warplanes Into North Korea in violation of truce terms. An Allied spokesman said the TJNC received oral notification that the commission "could not agree to dispatch three mobile teams" to check the Allied charges. He said the commission gave no rea son. It meets Friday. Swedish members of the four na tion commission said they had agreed not to discuss the matter with newsmen. Other members are Switzerland, Poland and czecno Slovakia. - - Mai. Gen. Julius K. Lacey, chief Allied member of the Joint Mill- tarv Armistice Commission. charged Tuesday that the Reds have smuggled warplanes irom China to nine North Korean fields and brought in other war mater ial along routes which bypass the five Red ports of entry authorized by the armistice agreement. Lacey's protest did , not specify the types or number of planes. Nor did it disclose the source of Allied information. 8:30 P.M. 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