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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1954)
WEDNKSDAY, MAY 2fl, 1054 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACK THREE BASIN BRIEFS Klamath I'ull.-Hluht H of thn S417 Air llcsorve tl(Uii(lruu will liteel tonight Kt a p. in, nl Did Khun Hill Ciiumy li'ulru iuiiiiUh exhibit building. All uaslgiied ini'inliei un miyunn Inlort'nlad In Juliiliiu, or jo-joiiiijik, lliti Air Force Huscrve ro urged to allcnd. l'0iulr Demand In keeping His Koionliiu collection or oriental rugs now on exhibit at llio l'al lemon Furniture Store, 230 Mnln, lor in additloniil doyi John Kor enliin, nnllva ol Armenia, will lec ture mid deiwmslruta liniid wenv ink on n inotli'l loom ut 10 a.m. mid a 30 p.m. dully thruugh Frl duy, Muv U. In addition. lil col lection of uiiUqilrH In on dhpluy evenings uWhe Wllliird Hotel, llolh re Ires to Ilia public, nruno Murosln aophomore In chemistry nl the University ol Ora tion and the Kon of CI. 8. Motoslii, Jill While Avenue, lnm been Ini tiated into PI Mu Kpsilnn, nation al malhematlca Itonorary, Kteeutlva Committee of Pair view PTA will meet at 1:30 p. in., Thursday," May 27. In Uie Fair view School dliilnii room, 'nils will ba Ihe lust executive meeting ol the year and all member are urged to attend. Falrvlew I'TA-wlll hold It laid meeting of the year on lliursday May 27, at 2 p.m. In Ihe acliool auditorium. I'artlclpallnK In the proiirani will he the Falrvlew baud, directed by Freeman Yount and . the Falrvlew chorua, directed by Mra. Jane Craig, There will be In alalletlon of new alllcera lor Uie comlnic year. A cordial welcome la extended to all. I.adlea Trio will hold n or ganization nvellng al Lurky Lunea Thuraday evening, May 37, at 7:30 p.m., lo Una up player lor the aummer league. There will also be flection of olllcera. To A'hland-Mr. and Mix. Wal ter Kerrigan returned to their home In Ashland Tueaduy, evening alter attending Ihe meeting at Klamath Agency. To Convention Maurice Miller, circulation manger of Uw lienild ,and Newa, loll Wednesday morning for Calgary to attend the conven tion of the Pacillo Northwest In ternational Circulation Managera Association. He will return the tirat of next week. . "Faat rretldenl'a night Will be baerved by the Eaglea Auxiliary, p in, Friday, May 2B In the Uaglea Hull, '11 io meeting will alao observe Uie 2(1 anniversary ill tho uuxlllury, Several 2o-ycur puis will Uu preaunted , lo meinour. i, The meeting will honor all women wlio havu nerved ua president, Mra, Loua Plokell, Modloi'J, atule president will be here. Tho hon ored guests will bo Introduced by Mra. Mary Wclln, preldent. Ileleialea U the atuln Ill'W convention In I'ortlund, .May M-lo, were Dmiluli Hlllotl, Incoming pro Ident und present first vlre nresl dent; lmngeiln liootliby, prosl dent; Nell Htewurt, . Measurer; i'olly Hchroeder, aecoml vico president; Marjoilo Comer, Eva Cook, Dorothy Luooniii. Visitors were Lay Smith, Dorolhy Lowell und Muy 1'lilnney, Through a typo graphical error several oainea were omitted Iroin a prcvloua story United Fund Board of Direc tum will meet tonight ut 0 p.m. in Ihe Kent Itoom, YMOA. a. It. Durham, executive director ol tne Oregon Cheats, will be In atten dance. Attend (iraduallun Mr. and Mra, Harry H. Lucey, Ormda, Calllornia, and Mr. and Mra. John J. Ilarlle, Fall Klver Mills, were hotiseguvsln last week ol Mr. and Mrs. A. Douglas Tennant, 1 104 Crescent. They motoied to Port land Friday to attend commence ment exerclsea lor Ilia hitters daughter Edith, who graduated Iron) Uoori Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing, Friday .vUy 21, Hospital ratlent Marsha Hitch cock, Altamont atudent, and daugh ter of Mr. and Mra. Don Hitch cock, 1730 Etna, la confuted to the Klamath Valley Hospital where alio la recovering from an appen dectomy. Marine No. John W. Hodce, son ofMr. Ben Redman, 819 Pine, iTaa arrived at Camp Fuji In central Honshu, Japan, fur duty with the 3rd Regiment of the 3rd Marino Division. Camp Fuji la located near the base of Ml. Fuji yama. Funeral Word waa received here today that funeral services were held yesterday, in Portland, for Ihe late Dr. Frank Peik, fath er of Joseph W. and Dr. Francis Peak, Klamalh Fulls. Meellnr The Christian Worn en'a Fellowship meetuig will be held Thursday, May 37, at the First Chrlatlun Church. The bust- 7..,. t t ' 4 . v r bab A. I iiajaal km JM PAT MUELLER, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Fred Mueller, 3675 Homedale, will be awarded an Associate In Aril degree on Wedneiday, May 26, during the 45th an nual commencement at CoL orado Woman'i College In Denver. Milt Mueller majored in medical tecretery training. Her student activitiei in cluded membership in Tri Chi and Flour do Lit. Scientist Placed On Probation PHILADELPHIA 11 Dr. Roy K. Marshall, nationally known scion- list, waa placed on live yean pro bation yesterday alter voluntarily agreeing to enter a mental hoipllal. He pleaded no contest In U. 8. District Court here to a charge of aendlng obscene letters through the mails lo five teen-age girls. nesa meeting will be at II a.m., with polluck at noon. Devotions at I p.m. and all membera and I r lends Invited to attend. Ronania high school bacca laureate services will be held at t p.m. Sunday evening, May 30, at the Bonanaa elementary gym. The Rev. WUIred will deliver the serv-Ice. 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' , California Man Injured, By Fall A 8acramenlo man was taken to the Klamath Valley Ifosnltsl early this morning alter he report edly leu and received a cut on hla head at a local restaurant. According to city police, Rsrry Barnes und a companion Willie ParnsworUi, both ol Sacramento, arrived In town aboard a box car about 2:30 a.m. After e n 1 1 n p, Barnea Is said to have started to ward a cigarette machine, and In some manner foil striking his head on the aharp edge of the lew plat form around the counter. The Injured man was token to Ihe hospital by Xtler'i Am bulance Hci vlce and Is reported to be recovering satisfactorily this morning. ,r . tlon of clubs In the state. Purpose! of the club are to ac quaint membera with new types of Insurance: to share mutual problems and provide fellowship. 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