Herald and news., April 29, 1954, Page 2, Image 2

THURSDAY, APRIL 20. 1054
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE TWO
Former KF Resident Dies
Word was recalled her Wednes
day t the death In Medford, April
9fl, of former, longtime resident
ct Klamath Falls, EmU Schlesel,
It.
He lived in Klamath County for
SI years, operating ranch and
dairy holdings before moving'-to
the Valley 'View district near Ash
land and later to Medford where
be spent is -years. .
He was bom March 17, 1876 In
Schlushsce. Germany and .come to
this country as a young man. He
was married April 1. 1933, In Ash
land to Minnie TMhrer who sur
vives blm, -
Also surviving are his children
by a former marriage; four daugh
ters, Mrs. Ceroid Whltlatch, Klam
ath rails; Mrs. Arthur Perry, Oil-
lard, Oregon, Mrs. Ina Dl Bae,
duvi washlnffton and Mrs.
George Hagelsteln, Klamath Foils:
three sons, Leopoio. Asmsna, r.nni
Jr. Klamath Falls and Albert
oMnni sun v4rim. California:
also 10 grandchildren and 13 great
grandcnnaren.
Recitation of the Rosary at the
Conger-Morris Funeral Chapel
Mcdlora, 7:30 p.m. rnaay, Apru
ijO. A requiem mass will be neld
,L o b m Salurdatf Mav 1. at
Sacred Heart Church, Medford.
Pinal vne-s inn interment in Sis
kiyou Memorial park, Ashland.
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Church Woman's Society Holds April Meeting
The Ani ll meeting of I ho
Woman's Snclply of Christian Sri'
vice of the First Methodist Cltuiuli,
held April 30, combined business
and an Interesting and instructive
progiitm, followed by social hour.
Prior to the call to worship, Mrs.
Fred Cofcr played several piano
selections, Mrs, Loienn Ward led
devotions, reading from Psalm loa.
Mrs, Joe Branihall, president, In
troduced guests, among them Mm.
Kenneth Uamble, who annouurrd
a May fellowship meeting (or April
7 at 7:30 p.m. at 8t. Paul's Episco
pal Church.
Items o( business Included read-
For Sale 1951 Oldimobllc 98 Hol
iday. Radio and Healer. Ilydramal
lo, Kxrellent condition, Br original
owner. Oiborn, 129 N, 3rd, Apart
ment S.
lug the rciwrl of the no'mluallng
committee, announcement of (lie
Smorgasbord dinner April M. to
which the publlo is Invited, ami ot
thn annual churclt lollowshlp din
ner and meeting May 9.
Mrs. CIKIord Wood, guest speak
er and program chalrmun, was
presented by Mrs. John Yadon.
Mrs. Wood substituted as chairman
lor Mrs. Kverett Dennis, who was
unable to be present. The program
subjeot was "Who urn tho
Oullty?" Mrs. Wood attempted to
show that basic changes are need
ed In the construction of prisons.
Hie confining and handling of pris
oners. In her tulk, she stressed Iho need
for religious Influence, psychiatric
treatment, Improved living condi
tions, getting away front regimen
tation, firm bul not harsh disci
pline, education for skill In some
trade, probation minor man a pris
on term lor lesser crimes and a
plan fur parole.
Mrs. Wood urged church women
to becomo Interested in promoting
and working lor construoilve
changes In Juvenile Institutions of
correction and In prisons. Win Is
well mutinied (o speak ort tho sub
ject, having worked with the Ju
venile Behavior Cllnlo hi Los An-(
geles, California.
Mrs. Charles Johnson and Mrs.
Paul Campbell gave supplemen
tary talks. Mrs, John Mistier and
Mrs. Alice Prescolt spoke brlelly
on prison conditions at Leaven
worth, Kansas, and at the Nash
ville Slate Itelormatory In Tennessee.
Toa was served by members of
Mary Circle, Mr. Joo liiainnnu
and Mra. J. L. Dean poured.
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bin beside a railroad siding and
was completely burled.
A companion saw him disappear
and ran for help. Two company
workmen rushed to the bin and
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scious youth with two bottles of
oxygen. He was treated for suffoca
tion and shock at Bt. Joseph's Hospital.
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