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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1954)
THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE BASIN BRIEFS Away Mr. and Mrs. Joy TJstick left today lor Salem where they will attend the grand session of Job's Daughters, convening April 15-16-17. Mrs. Ustlclc Is guardien of Bethel Temple and Ustick Is as sociate guardian. Also going to fialem for the sessions is Ruth Roenicke, Henley, . new 1 honored queen. Farm Bureau women will meet Monday, April 19, 12 o'clock for luncheon at the Winema Hotel. Mrs. Ed Geary will talk on her recent trip to Australia and New Zealand. All members of the Farm Bureau Women are Invited. For reservations call Mrs. Lee Hom day, 7917 before noon Saturday, Died George H. Harrington, who lived here several years ago, died recently at a Yakima hospital after an Illness of two years. He was 49 years old. Mrs. H. B. 8chieferstein. Klamath Falls is a sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Schlef erstein and Mr. and Mrs, William v. Ackerman went norm lor iu tieral services. Called Don Nabakowski and his three sisters. .Mrs. Walter Am bers. Mrs. Bernard Valk and Mrs. C. A. Bunnell Jr., all of Klamath Falls, were called this week to Cottara Grove by the death of their father. Charles W. Nabakow ski who died April 11. The elder man lived in Klamath Falls for Several years. Services were held Tuesday, April 13. Two classes one in typing and one In the use of business macnines, will start tonight at 1 p.m. In room 104 of KUHS. Each class will be taught by Aletha Shannon. Typing will be for beginners or advanced students. A fee of $5 is charged for 20 hours of instruction. ' Esther Circle will hold its reg ular meeting April 19 at the home of Mrs. Marguerite Armstrong, 333S Eberlein Street. Chanre Pythian Sisters Social Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Charlotte Canoy, 818 Walnut, Fri day, April 18 Instead of at the home of Mrs. Marie Kilgore as planned. ' Camp Fire office will be closed Friday afternoon In observance of Good Friday. - It's a Boy for Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Carter Jr., born Wednesday, April 14, at Klamath Valley Hos pital. The nine and a ha'.f pound boy has been named George Ed ward. Proud grandparents are Mr. . and Mrs. W. L. Carter Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nunley. The baby was born on his grandfather Nun ley's birthday.. Those Interested In bird class ification are invited to Join a class at 7 p.m. tonight at Fremont Junior High School being taught in room ! 15 by Russell Pengelly. An Easier sunrise service! sponsored by the Methodist Youth i Fellowship, will be held out of doors at 6 a.m. Sunday, April 18, at 803 Front Street. The public Is cordially i invited to attend. In case of bad weather, the service will be held in : the Youth chnpel of the First Meth odist Church. I ' Called Mrs. John L. Fowler, i 91S Pacific Terrace, was called to Ashland this week by the death of her stepmother, Mrs. Charles Franklin Til ton. 80, who died April 10 In a Vancouver, Washington hos pital. Mr. Fowler, manager of the Klamath Valley Lumber Company accompanied her for the funeral services, held Wednesday. . . Lava' Beds Aggies, Tulelake 4-H Club is sponsoring a card party, Saturday, April 17, 7 p.m. at the Winema School. There . will be prises, refreshments and a pro gram, i . Meetlnr tonight 'of the ladies auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign wars. 8 p.m. at ine vfw u, bid Klamath Avenue. New officers, headed by Dagney Sobczak will take the chairs. . - AAUW Meeting Saturday, April 17, 12:30 luncheon at the WU lard Hotel. Exchange students from the University of Oregon will be guests. All members and guests are urged to attend. For resen tions call 2-2673. Here Claude Chastaln, Sea side, former resident of Klamath Falls was a Klamath Falls visitor this week. Easter Egg Hunt at Moore Park starts at 2 p.m. Sunday lor all Klamath Basin children. It is sponsored by the Klamath Falls 20-30 club. Food Sales will be held Satur day, April 17, at Piggly Wiggly, sponsored by St. Mary's Altar So ciety. Maundy Thursday communion services will be held at 7:30 p.m.. Thursday evening, at the Con gregational Church. Word was received this morn ing of the death of Marjorle A. Hooker, wife of Charles Hooker, Belmont: sister of Dewey Edsnl, formerly of Bly. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. from the White Oaks Chapel, 1696 El Camino Real, San Carlos, Cali fornia. Rosary will be recited this evening at 8 p.m. at the chap el. Back From Mexico Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Weaver, 1966 Au burn, came home Saturday night from a motor trip to Mexico City, Taxco, Cuernevaca and other Mexican vacation spots. Mumps Rixle Balsiger de veloped mumps over the weekend, canceling a trip planned by Mrs. Elmer Balsiger and Mrs. W. H. Totton to attend their niece's wed ding in California, . Home Mayor Paul Landry 're turned Tuesday evening from a business trip to corning, caiuor- nia. OTI Visitation will be held for chamber of commerce, members and their friends next Wednesday. Reservations should be made with the chamber. Tour starts at 8:30 a.m. and the chamber luncheon will be held In OTI cafeteria. Back Home Mr. and Mr,i. George M. Smith, 1525 Eldorado returned Tuesday evening from a vacation in California. "Snuffy" Smith went hunting with his broth er and bagged two boar and three goats. From Seattle Mr. and Mrs. foick Eimers are Klamath Falls visitors. Dick is from the Se attle office of Associated Press. Next Meetinr of the Pacific Northwest Advisory Board will be held at the Washington Athletic Club in Seattle on June 17-18. Honored Paul Campbell, direc tor of the Klamath Falls YMCA, has been elected as a member of the National Council of the YMCA. Examinations for radio opera tors will be held In Room 30-A, KUHS. Saturday, Mary 15, starting at 8:30 a.m., according to J. H. Hallock, engineer In charge, Radio District 13, Federal Communica tions Commission, Portland. - Fund The Second Marine Di vision Association is establishing an educational assistance fund to provide financial assistance for the sons and daughters of the di vision's heroic dead who may not be able to get higher education without such help. A special 10th anniversary edition of Robert Sherrod's "Tarawa The Story cf a Battle," will be published as a practical tribute to those marines who lost their lives on Its beaches. Copies may be ordered from The Tarawa Book i Fund Association, c-o Brigadier General D. M. Shoup, Box 2042 Potomac Station, Alexandria, Virginia. Maundy Thursday services Willi be neid at tne First Presbyterian Church Thursday evening, April 15. at 7:30 p.m. Holy Communion will follow the presentation by the choir of "The 8even Last Words of Christ" by Dubois. The public Is Invited to participate in the services. . Easter Vacation - Arlene Bral- Uer, daughter of Mrs. Erma Ge- Rue, is borne this week from Lin field College. Arlene is a Senior in accounting and will graduate this June. . Visiting Mrs. Martha Kerron, Eugene, visited In Klamath Fails, enroute home from Southern Cal ifornia, , ' Mrs. Ann Burns 5030 South Sixth Street, returned home Wed nesday following a. visit In Portland. Mrs. Ann Mason former Klam ath Falls resident, now of Salem and Eugene, visited in Klamath Falls this week. Improving J. W. Sanders, 800 Pacific Terrace, is improving rap idly at nome, following medical treatment at Hillside Hospital, Vliltor Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kl lev er, former Klamath Falls residents now in business in Medford, vis ited friends here this week. ' Improving Bob Chilcote has improved sufficiently following major surgery to be back at work. Barbershoppers Bud, Jim and Bob St. Mary who sang for the oarbersnop afterglow April 10. and who were accompanied by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles St. Mary, were members of the Ever green quartet ana not from Lake- view as reported in a previous item. i Local Woman On Missing List A local woman, Nina Tracy, 31, has been reported missing from her home at 3731 Summers Lane, since 4 p.m. Tuesday, according to Oregon State Police. Miss Tracy was wearing a yel low shorty coat, dark green skirt and white moccasins with beaded toes, according to relatives. Anyone knowing the where abouts of the missing woman, is asked to call tho state police, phone 4211. . Radio Exams To Be Held Radio operators' examinations will be held in Room 30-A. KUHS Saturday, May 15. The schedule follows; 8:30 a.m., radiotelegraph, all classes, code and written exami nations;. . 9 a.m., radiotelephone, all class es; 11 a.m., amateur code, 13 and 20 wmp; . , - Noon to 1 p.m., , exam room closed for lunch; 1:15 p.m., amateur written tests; '. 2 p.m., novice and technician code, t wpm; . 2:30 p.m., novice and technician written tests. Examinations will start prompt ly, according to the notice, and there will be no variation from the schedule. Pens, ink, rulers and pencils are to be furnished - by - the appll cants, and those desiring code tests must also bring telephone re ceivers with standard plugs. Ap plicants desiring code tests are cautioned that they must arrive on time.' Blank application Forms 759 and 756-B (commercial) or Form 610 (amateur) will be furnished upon request to Federal Communcatlons Commission, 307 Fttzpatrick Build ing, Portland 5, and will also be available at time of the . examination. Evacuation for Portland Studied PORTLAND Wl Plans to move all persons out of the central section of Portland in case air raids come are being studied by civil defense officials. The aim is to empty the danger area, including industrial and downtown sections. The planners said they have not settled on any definite method yet to move the population - to saier outlying districts. ' Easier Bunny Has Terrible Reputation in Sweden By NADEANE WALKER STOCKHOLM, Sweden (A The Easter bunny has ft bad reputation in Sweden. Here Easter is a time of witches, bonfires and practical Jokes. The Swedish story is that the Easter bunny originated as the witch's hare, which was sent out to milk people's cows and steal for the witch. That theme is preserved in 15th century Swedish church painting. In Stockholm and other cities, children will get up early Easter morning, dress as witches, and go about in groups carrying kettles on the end of broomsticks, chanting "Glad Pask" (Happy Easter) and collecting money and candy. , , Some will have been allowed to stay up nearly all night on Easter Eve dancing around hilltop bon fires (built "to scare away the witches"), dyeing eggs, eating and drinking. How did witches get mixed up with Easter? "They seem to have moved up on the calendar from Germany's Wil purgis Night in May," said Albert Eskerod, a curator of the Northern Museum here, who has made a Housework Easy Without Nagging Backache Naielne; backache.loaa of pep and exertr, headaches and distinct, may be due to alow, down of kldneir function. Doctor, ear food C i.7 AVrc"on '' vr Important to good Health. 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