Herald and news., May 18, 1954, Page 3, Image 3

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HKItALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACK THRU
CITY POLLING PLACES
PRIMARY ELECTION
My 31, 1954
IIKCINCr LOCATION ADIMIKHH
No. I Kluiniilh aim Co ' 139 Bo. Rlversld
No. 2 Connor School California Avanu
No. 3 llulilwln llolrl 91 Mall)
No, 4 Mm. II. E. Waltcnburg '217 Pin
No. ft ' Mm. Anna Brim 223 No. till
No. tl Presbyterian Church - 4th and Pint
No. 7 Oladya Rrvln Ml Prospect
No. II Court House Basement 4th and Main
No, II Oily Miliary Basement Dili mid Klmnath
No, 10 Mint Christian Church lull mid Pine
No. II Sanilei'a Urn I Kslale Office 1213 Muln
No. 13 Covenant Church K Walnut
No. i:i . llulck Oitmue - 1330 Main
No. 14 ; Hunan ft Mel MS So- h
No. 15 , Viol Kleler - 2342 White
No. 1(1 , Mre. W. O. Lohroy 3144 Kberleln
No. 17 Church of Christ Collage Wenllend end Martin
No, III Oreitory Pur Shop tit Host Main
No. jl Mills School CM Main
No. 'JO Shepherd Music HKire 345 E. Main
No. 31 Klnmulh Kindergarten i 311 E. Main
No. it lliilslgcr Oanigo Main and Esplanade
No. 33 M. E, Holland 32 Alameda
No. 34 Taul Robertson - 001 Alameda
No, 31 Mra. Harry Union 1933 Melrose
No, 3d Rooaevclt School 1135 Eldorado
No. 37 ' Mra. L. A. French 1413 Crescent
No. 3 County Library Mon Claire Htreet
No. 30 f'olrvlcw frhool r 1017 Donald
No. 30 Hum Neslln - ..711 Roseway Drive
No. 31 Mia. C. E. Pierce 143 Oregon.
No. 33 I. J, Russell 1105 Hank
COUNTY POLLING PLACES
PRIMARY ELECTION, Miy 21, 1954
Flirt INCT
Algdma
No. Allamont
Ho. Altamuiil
llrnlly
lily
Cheinull
V.. Chlloquln
W. Chlloquln
Crescent Lake
Canal
Dairy
No. (Enterprise
Ho. Enterprise
Ollchrlsl
E. llnmcdale
No. llomrdale
Ho. llomrdale
Ijtkenliore
Umrll Valley
Lost River
E. Malm
W. Malm
t. Mrrrlll
V. Mrrrlll
Midland
Modoc
Ml. Lakl
Odcll
Orindale
OTI
Pelican Bay
Pine Orove
Poe Valley
Plevna
Hhasla
E. Hhaal
N. Shasta
8. Shasta
W. alias la
Hpraiue River
Hlcwan-Iatnox
Wood Rlvrr
LOCATION
AIIUKKHH
Old Schoolhouse
Maurice Knight
' Altamonl Elementary School
Mra. Robert Steers 3S07 Blsbee
Church ,
Church
Hchool ....
Clly Library .
Roy Prowell 1 block W. of Catholic Church
Hrhoolhoune a
Mra. Oencva Samplea 1401 Nlmllx
lion Rice Feed Hlore . .
Hist Church of God Allamont Drive
W. D. Hwarla 4132 Altamonl
Recreation Hall -
Horry L. Wlard 2705 Wlard
Suburban Fire Department
Peterson School ' Bristol ft Wlard
Mra. W. P. Myera Lakeshore Drive
Orange Hall
Library ... : .... , , Bonanza
Broadway Hall
lllih School .
Mooae Hall .
Community Hall
Oranie Hall . ,..... , .
Mra. William Helm
Oranie Hall
Esther Ouddat Freight ays Bldg., Crescent
Otto Paulson 1740 Rlvemlde
Htudcnt Union Parlor, next to Post
Olllce ; . Oretech
Pelican School . :
Olene Orange Hall
Orange Hall
Hrhoolhouse .......
Wesley Carter
Shasta Hchool
H. O. Wella Residence-
Peace Memorial Church ...
Wlllard 8. Italea
Schoolhouse
Pairhaven School
C. I. Clubhouse
....... Modoc Point
. 4725 Shasta Way
1005 Wlard
4431 So. Sixth St.
1544 Etna
Fort Klamath
Eastern Star
Holds Meeting
MALIN Prosperity Chapter
No. I no. Order of Eastern Star,
held their last meeting until tall,
Thursday evening. May 1, In the
Maaonlo Hall. Malln.
Doris Smllli, Worthy Matron and
Mervy Wilde, Associate Patron,
presided In the East.
Plana were made by several of
the members to attend grund chap
ter sessions In Portlsnd In June.
Some will attend the Southern Ore
gon Association's luncheon and
dinner, which will be held In Port
land during grand chapter week.
Two members volunteered to lake
part In the addenda which will be
presenlrd by Uir 8oulhern Oregon
Association. They have been asked
to wear pastel colored tormala.
A requrst for tranler was grant
ed to Mildred Lahoria. who will
Iranslrr to Cascade Crest Chapter,
Chlloquln.
A letter was read from the Malln
Garden Club, In appreciation far
the splendid luncheon served them
during the recent district garden
club meeting. Mra. Emma Wilde
reported that the chapter had
cleared around eighty five dollars
on the luncheon, and thanked all
those who had donated food and
aervlcea.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the meeting by Mra. Violet
Harris. Mrs. Peggy Alberts and
Mra. Mildred Lahoda.
Deputy Leaves
For Oklahoma
Deputy Sheriff Dal Reed lelt by
plane Monday night for Oklahoma
City to take Into cuatody Rex Mat
lock. 35-year-old Klamath Falls
construction worker. Indicted here
on a child non-support' charge.
The complaint against Matlock
was signed by his wile, Evelyn,
who says he deserted their minor
child. Alter hla arrest by. Oklaho
ma Clly police, Matlock signed a
waiver of extradition.
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Monday, May II, 1911 Ont of the most beoulilul parlies of
the year was given at the Episcopal pamh hall Wednesday eve
ning, when Mrs. Moy King Conrodi. Mrs. John Glover, Mrs.
Ales De Solo and Miss Virginia WeiT were hostesses to mem
bers of the Wednesday club. Six tobies of bridge were In ploy
wuh priiesjgoing to Mrs. Lynn Roycroft, Mrs. Horace Beti ond
Mrs. Worren Bennel.
Tuesday, May If, 131 Ont of the most brilliant affairs of
the season Is onnounced by the Musicians Local of Klomalh
Falls, when they stage their fifth annual muslcions ball at Alla
mont. The committee in chorge consists of Lee Parker, Dewey
Powell, Marry George, S. V. Pickett, Lloyd Derby, A. J, Scheifer- '
stein and Harry Kellis. ,
Wednesday, May 20, 13) Men of the Sacred Heart Catholic
church announce plans for a dance to be held ot the Music Box
to raise money for the church fund. The committee In chorge
consists of E. j. Murray, F. X. Sexton, E. M. Igl, W. R, Conlon,
C. A. Merino, George Donahue, Leon Crawford, Pete i, Lels
meisler ond Joe Tholhofer.
Thursday, May 21, llj'l Lloyd B. Emery al the high school
teaching staff will be principol of the summer school which will
be conducted at KUHS from June I la July IS. Paul T. Jackson
urges all those who wish lo register for the summer school to do
so as soon as possible.
Friday, Mey 22, 1931 Rocky1 Point resort has been formally
opened for the summer season, according to A. R. Leavitt, pro
prietor of this popular recreollon spot ond ploy ground. A number
of new motor boats and outboard motors as well os row boats
hove been added ta the small fleet previously mointained by the
resort, and fishing is fine according lo oil reports.
Saturday, May 23, 1131 New officers of the Roosevelt Potent.
Teochert ossociotion were elected at the final meeting of the year
held in Ihe school. New olllcers are Mrs. Alfred Collier, presi
dent; Mrs. Sieve Sabo, vice president; Mrs Claude Daggett,
' treasurer; and Mrs. Mollie Belding, secretory.
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Mertlng Amcotlng will be held
Tuesday evening at 8 p.m.. Ill room
K0 A ul KUIIH, lor the purpose of
forming a radio dralera and 'or
vice association. All Interested per
sona are urged lo attend.
In Service Roy Dorrrll, seaman,
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs, Clyde
Dorrrll, Route 3, Box 335 C, Klam
ath Fulls, Is nerving aboard the
destroyer lifts Huiiuier and In April
look purl In Julnl Nuvy, Murine ma
neuvers In tlio Hawaiian Islands,
Keliirne'd Mrs. Dan Bniry.
Mrs. Uel Dlllard and Mra. Frank
Trolman, Merrill, have returned
from Corvallls where they attended
Junior Weekend aclvlllcs al Ore
gon Stale College,
Korea Army Pvl. Floyd W,
Hancock, 30, son ot Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur B. lleacock, Fort Klamath,
and hur.band of Jessie Hescock.
Chlloquln, recently arrived In Ko
rea for duty with the 101st Signal
Battalion.
Promoted - James O. Hsnnlgan,
son of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Brooks,
Hpraguc River, lias been promoted
to Uie rank of sergeant at Camp
Gordon, Georgia. A graduate of
Chlloquln High School, he has her n
in Ihe U.S. Army signal corps lor
20 months.
Work Detail la called for I
p.m. today iTuesdayl at the Klam
ath BporUimcn's Association club
houso. Members hope to finish sew
er Inxtnllnllnn and start on the wa
ter line, ror lurlher Information
call Dorothy Brauner, 0718.
Iris Rhow The Evergreen.
North Side and Juniper garden
clubs will have their Iris show In
the exhibit building at Use fair
grounds on Ssturday, May 5.
Correction Falrvlcw PTA ex
ecutive committee potluck luncheon
will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednes
day in the Falrvlcw School cafe
teria. Both rirrlrs of the Tulelake
Community Guild will meet Wed
nesdsy. Msy 1 at the church an
nex. Martha Circle meets al 1:30
p.m. wllh Ellnabeth Hand and Oer
trude Wolf, hostesses; devotions by
Olartya Jensen. Ruth Circle meetB
al g p m. Elda Clough and Mary
Jane Smith, hostesses; Allison Os
borne conducting devotions. A new
film on India will be shown at both
meetings.
Civil Service announces a Mu
seum Aid examination for lining
positions In such agencies as Na
tion Oallery of Art, Smithsonian In
stitute and Department of the In
terior in Washington, salaries Irom
M.tWO to 53,410 a year. Information
und forms may be secured from
U.S. Civil s e r v I o Commission,
Washington 25, D C.
Rally sponsored by Butte Val
ley will be held at Ihe Dome City
Hull Saturday evening. May 22,
starling al 7 p.m., to Introduce a".
Siskiyou County candidate to vo
ters, here will be muslo .and re
freshments. Oood Eats The Deborah Cir
cle of Hie First Presbyterian
Church la sponsoring a waffle
breuklant, g to 11:30 a.m., Satur
day, May 22. The public Is cor
dially invited.
Improving Carolyn Boyd,
young daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd A Boyd, 1315 Pacific Ter
ruce submitted to an emergency
appendectomy at Klamath Valley
Hospital about midnight, Monday,
May 17. Carolyn was present Bun
day alternoon lor Ihe Moore-Rose
wedding In Tulelake and In good
health.
Belter M. R. Laird, Tulelake
rancher, Is recovering following re
cent ainajor surgery al Klamuth
Valley Hospital.
Visitor Helen Rowel!, former
resident of Klamath Falls, now vis
iting lor an Indefinite lime at
Junction Clly, visited here over the
wceaenn.
Meeting The American Legion
Auxiliary will Initiate new mem
bers tonight, 8 p.m. al the Vet
erans' Memorial Hall, Past presi
dents will be In charge of the Ini
tiation, Lelah Parks retired teacher,
recently mentioned In a news story,
taught In the elementary school al
Fort Klamath, 1915-1018. Instead of
at Klamath Agency as reported.
She Is a member pf the Wood Riv
er Pioneers and wilt attend the pic
nic here from her home In Eugene,
next August. '
o Trip Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Fair are leaving today for Whldby
Island for a visit with their daugh
ter and son-in-law, the Jamea Pin
neys. HI Mary's Altar Society will
hold a potluck luncheon meeting
Wednesday, Max at 1 p.m. in
the parish hall. All ladles of the
parish are cordially Invited to at
tend. , ; '
Hhasla PTA meets Wednesday,
2:30 p.m., for Installation of tlll
cers. George Elliott, principal of
Henley High School, will be guest
speaker, Teacher will erve re
freshments, ( ,
Visitors Th A. O. IBun)
Scott family Malln were clly visi
tor Monday.
Rtikata PTA pre-school clinic
will be held at the school Wednes
day morning, May 10, for children
entering Hhasla School next fall.
Call 2-Ot3'i tot an appointment,
VUltora Mr. and Mra, John
Reld, Oakland, visited this week
end at the home of Mrs. Reld's
parents, Mr. and Mr. Art Coles,
Route 2, Box 550 D.
Shopping Chct Carlstrom, own
er of the Frontier Quest Ranch,
was a business visitor In Klamath
Falls Monday.
Meeting Louie Kallna. Malln,
was a business visitor In Klamath
Falls Monday and attended the Red
Cross luncheon.
Carnation Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Vera Schortgen.
2070 Etna, Wednesday May 10, at 8
p.m. Gentry Llnkhart will be co
hostess. Square Dance ' Mr. and Mrs
B. M. Antle. Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Luscombe and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Mayhew traveled to North Bend to
attend k square dance Jamboree.
Bill Mayhew and B. M. Antle ap
peared on the program.
Malln Rainbow girls are hav
ing open installation at the Masonic
hall in Malln, Thursday evening.
May 20.
In Korea Pvt. David Ustlck ar
rived in Korea early this month.
His new address is RA 19 483-83.
Hq Co. 51st Signal Bn. C. APO
!bi care of Postmaster, San Fran
cisco, California. David Is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ustlck, 2441
Orchard Way.
Far F.ast Sherman Reed, fire
man, USN. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Cres Reed. 1621 Riverside. Klam
ath Falls Is serving aboard the des
troyer USS Uhlmann and In March
took part In an Allied convoy ex
ercise In the Far East. Visits were
made to French Indochina, Hong
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Rebekahs Plan Convention
Rebekah from Paisley. Lake
view, Bonanza, Merrill and Klam
ath Falls will start registering at
p.m. May 22, In the IOOP Hall,
for the 27th annual convention of
District No. It.
Th one day session wilt con
vene promptly at 10 a.m., with
district chairman, Bemlce Mc
Cracken, presiding.
Luncheon will be served at noon
In the IOOF banquet ball by past
noble grand assisted by the Thela
Rho girls.
A banquet at I p.m. at Jen-Ed's
will follow the afternoon session
with entertainment by pupils ol
the Normadean Dance Studio.
Reservations may be made by
Christian Rally
To Be Conducted
The Rev. Ray E. Olson, di
rector of public relations at Pac
ific Lutheran College, Parkland,
Washington, will conduct a Chris
tian education rally at Klamath
Lutheran Church, 1175 Crescent,
Thursday. May 20, at I p.m.
The rally will be of particular
interest to graduating seniors and
tu parent. Anyone Interested Is
urged to attend.
. The Rev, Olson will show a
colored film of the college, which
Is the only Lutheran college on the
west coast, and will discuss the
whole field of education.
Kong and Formosa before resum
ing normal patrdl duties.
Merrill High School will pre
sent three one-act plays Wednes
day, May 19. in the Merrill high
school gym. Admission So cent for
adult and 25 cents for children.
calling 7304 or Jen-Ed's.
The evening assembly Is called
for I p.m., when the degree will
be conferred on several candidates
by the Lakevlew lodge initiatory
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