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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1954)
MONDAY, MAY 24, 1054 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATll FALLS. OREGON PAGE TOREK I m LySJ SEN. PHIL HITCHCOCK SEN. RICHARD L. NEUBERGER League of Women Voters To HearNeuberger, Hitchcock llio local Lcaitun (il Woinrn Vo lrs will coiicluiio lis study ut llio need fur revision ol Ilia state con stlltitlon al a tinnier nit'otlnii Wed nesday, Miiv 20, at A M p. in, In thr Winrmn Hotel, Hneaknra will bn Ben. Illcluud 1. Muuueruer nncl Hen. Phil Hitch cock, on the subject, "Can Oregon S.6. Hadley Dies Sunday I.AKKVIEW Use Comity's ldesl rosldenl. mid a native ol Ore on. Bamuel O lladloy. Paisley, died Sunday, May 73 at a Lake view Hospital. He waa 01 years, 6 months and to days old nt tne time ol lila death. He waa bom December 3, lB6o.au the Umua Hlvor near Myrtle Creek. He waa the ann ol Amelia and flamuel U. Hammond, who crossed the plalna Ironi lhlnola by waiton train In IBM to aettle first at Ore gon City. In I ml. before, the Modoc Indian War, heiwent to Summer Lake and hla parenta lollowrd the neat year. They aetllrd on a homcalead where the present John Withers ranch la located. They brought the first liva tock lo Uio Hummer Lake country. When he waa lr. yeara old, young Ramuel waa herding aheep, Iividk alone In a cabin near tho alie o the Adama Mill at Paisley. In hla early youth he married an Indian bride and bridegroom, sent to him by nelKhbnriiut cowboys. Although he Insisted that he waa not minis ter, there were none In thai part o( Oregon and at the insistence ol (he couple, he aald a marriage cere mony that lasted durum tlie coiiple'a lifetime. The service waa read when he met them In llio trail and dismounted ot officiate. tie Waa married In iniPnt. ley to Lillian Tucker Oaylord who died November 2d. HMD. ' Mr. Hadley apent his entire life In tho stock busluesa. 8urvivinu are Uirce sons, Herbert I.. Hadley, D)y. Lewis O. Hjidley, Paisley and Vlnion V. Hadley, Portlaiid. tint grandchildren aho aurvlve Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday, May 39, from the Methodist church. Paisley, with tho Rev. Bruce Hollmitsworth officia ting. Interment will be In the Pats ley IOOF cemetery. The Oii'.lcy Oalennan Funeral Hbme will be In charge of arrangements. Lake Of The Woods Open Lnko of Die Woods resort la now open lor business, according to word received Irom Irene Necley with boats, motors, cabins and groceries ayallable. Tho coffee shoo will open along with trout seuson on the 2ULti. At present them Is fishing for perch, cull lull and bass. The roads are In good condition n lid most of them urn now open, slid says. Including many to the private homoa around the lake. BASIN BRIEFS tcrlaa Church, will be guest (peak- Data change The date for the Alturua Gulden Club Flower show, scheduled for tjuturday, May ID has been changed to June t. Visiting Mrs. 8. O. Francisco, the former. Mm )or la Brown, Bar stow, Calllorma and her young con, Kelly are gucsla at the home of Mrs. Francisco'a parents, Mr, and Mis, Jesa Drown, Henley. They will leave Muy in for Ban Francisco where they will Join Mr. Francisco who la attending the world-wide conference of Seventh Day Adven- Use a New Constitution?" This will be the last public speaking en giiuemcul Hcnalor Hitchcock will fulfill before ho retires from the Uenale. , The League of Women Voters throughout the slate In Its 10 leagues has been studying the need fi r revision ol the state constitu tion during tho past year. Governor Paul P a 1 1 e r a o n fur vjme time has fell that Oregon could use a new constitution. In his 1053 legislative message, he made a strong plea lor moderni sing the Oregon cunsltullon, which, lie said, "lias grown In size aud In detail until In some respects It Is more a compilation ol by-laws than a coiutltllullon." , Ono of the speakers at Wednes day's meeting, Senator Neuberger, bar-had a distinguished career as a writer on the Pacific Northwest before entering the Oregon hglsla ture. In 1038 his book, "Our Prom ised Land." was published and won lis author great acclaim. - He has published four books and haa written many artlclea In lead ing magaslnes ol tho U.S. and Can ada on state government, a Held In which he Is well acquainted. Neuberger haa Just llnlshcd going over galley prodls of his latest book entitled. "We, Oo to the Legls Inlure" which will be published by Oxford University Press In Septem ber. In 1041 Neuberger was elected to the Oregon House of Iteprcsenta lives and since 1040 has been a member of the Stale Senate. Hla wile, Maunne, serves In tlie House now. The Neuberger'a are the only husband and wife team In a U.S. legislature. Neuberger haa an Interesting ar ticle entitled, "High Lava Country: the Klamath Wilderness," In the May Issue of Lincoln-Mercury' Times. II Is Illustrated with paint Inga by Itoberl Daiuster. formerly ait Instructor at KUHH who Is now overseaa directing art rehabllla lion, i"-' " -: .'.. . . The public Is Invited to attend Wednesday'a dinner meeting aud may make reservations by calling Mra. Cecil Knllcnborn, 5743, or Mrs. K. S. Kclsay. 6080. Scholarship Given TL Boy A Tulelnke boy. Robert Parker, la one ol 14 high school seniors awarded 1600 college scholarships by Consolidated Freighlways In lis third anuuul scholarship compe tition, It Is announced by Morton Lang, Klmnath Falls mauagcr lor llio motor freight linn. Dob Is the son of Mr. and Mrs Earl Parker who luve a lann south of Tulelnke. iK- :s a student at Tuk-luke llll'h richuil mid plans Ui use Ills acholarshlp lo study In dustrial art at Chlco Mute college this fall. Ten boya and four gills were named winners from applicants representing the 10 principal states In Consolldated'a operating terri tory. A scholarship ooard .made the selection at the company's Port land headquarters. Pour of the awards will carry an additional I2S0 '(III to the col lege, Lang said, Ui accordance wllh hla company'a policy of making grunia-in-aid to non-tax supported Institutions attended on the schol arships. Winners may attend the collego of their choice. Members of tlie scholarship board who participated In the se lection were Eugene Caldwell. Hy ster Company: Charles W. Wcnt worth. Wentworlh and Irwin, Inc.; Oeorge H. Robertson. North Pac ific Cannera and Packers. Inc.; Oeorge Hailing, the J. K. Gill Com pany; John L. Oary, superinten dent, school district 101, La Center, Washington: Melvln C. Allen, Na tional Hiscult Company, and John Simon, Simon and Company, Portland. tlst Churches, Also home (or the summer In Norma Brown, fresh man at Walla Walla College. Korea Pvt. Donal N. Filer, son of Mr, and Mra, Harold Filer, McG'loud, California, la serving wlln the Kith Infantry Division' jr. Korea. He entered the army In July, 1013, and completed basic training at Fort Ord, California. Jamea D. Olvan son of E. T. Olvan of Bonanza and a graduate ot Uonanza High Scliool, has been cleclcd president of the law school student body at University ol Ore gon lor the 1054-55 year. Martin Bendlne 1246 Owen, Is patient at Hillside Hospital. He may have visitors. Promoted Wliilam F. Tyrce, for the last five yeara radio editor at the Portland United Press Pur, eau, stopped briefly In Klamath Falls yesterday. He la being trans ferred to Hollywood where he will heud the UP television operations, United Press Movietone. Oregunlans Travel An analy sis of passport statistics by the United states Lines shows that 828 Oregoniuns had obtained permis sion to go abroud in the first three months of this year, a rise of 29 per cent over the outflux of 04C during the same period of 11153 - Deborah Circle of the First Presbyterian Church will meet lor luncheon at 12 noon Tuesday in the church basement. The Rev. Wil liam Alnley, ol Mt. Lakl Presby- Kleeted as vice president of Theta Delta Phi men's honorary fraternity at Southern Oregon Col lege, was Don Coleman ol Kiamain Falls. Barbara Havellna of Malln, waa elected secretary of Southern Oregon's College women's honor ary society, Sigma Epallon PI. Commencement - Names of 215 students at Southern Oregon Col lege who will receive diplomas and certificate! lo commencement wa erciaes on June 4 have been re leaaed by Registrar liable W. Win ston. 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