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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1954)
MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1054 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORKGON PAGE FIVE BASIN BRIEFS Tonight 'IIiimo will b nil lm kji luiil hK'clitl ii,mlliiif ul the Al lied Vi'tnllins Council ul 1:30 p ill, lit Ted Ciino'a ulllco lit Uio cuuri linuno, I'rvnldi lit Jiihn '.uniwiill liliKtlxra Una In mi liiiiiirtuiil hirctliill. Hut hoi lul 'Mir Klamath Nliurtnnii'ii n Association will hold 11 box kik'IiiI ul cluhltuuhii, 'lhurs fluy evening, Jimci 17, lit B p ni. Tllt'l'O will tin (lllIIH lur I lie IIKIH1 iiiivel mid moil nllniclli'ii Unxus. Prurfrdn tin to tho hulldlhii luud. 1'ubllo Ihvlli'd, Tiirsilny Mi'i'tmx The Khuniilli l.illhrlnii I.kiIIpk Aid will iwr-l Tui'siluy pviiihm in H P .hi. " l"c church biiKi'incni, Huslussna will hn Mrs. Arl llilmilciislclu mid Mix. Klloii Alt., (iratlmtlliiK Hunili Ann limn tile ul Klnihiilh KiiIIh Wun iiiiionu tho iiirinliBin ol lhi iiinduollnu class of the Unlvrislly of Mlnlio sotn M thn iliinu 111 ccii'iilonli-s. Axlmtt'tl All nun) l-o nm riild K. Olson, win K Mr. anil Mm. Kit T, OImiii, 5JH Toniiry, wuk ri'crntly bbIbiio(1 to llluiin Air Korce Uuso. Kl I'sno, Texas. Hn nnllntrd In the snwd lorcrs In Bcptetnlicr, IttM. mid has nlti'iidrd mrcrnll nriiiu-uit-nt mid wlcctnmics school nl Ixwry Air Korco Jlimo, Denver. In Jsiisn Army Pic William Former Klamath Resident Dies . Ward wus rrcolvrd tare lodiiy of the drnlh Friday In Mcdlurd ol Hlchsrd Terry Mt-Mullrn, OB. on Friday, Juno 11. Funeral services were held tudity lit 3.30 p.m. from tho CoiiKer-Mnrrl t'hal, Medrurd wit't llni'l rites mid liitirmcnl In Hlsklyou Memorial Park. Mr. MrMulIrn wmi born Auitusl 3, IDs In I'urblo, Colorado mid had been a resident of Oiriton lor al yeara. Ho lived In Klamath Falls lur 15 yeara, and waa em ployed by Uio Lost lliver Duiry during Uint time. Ho went to Med lord to make his home 11 yearn HO, He waa member of Euitene I,odIf, No. 11. AFfcA M.. of Eu gene Consistory of the Scottish Kite, and llillah Tcniplr. AA0NM8. He la aurvlvrd by hl widow, Mra. Anna O. MrMullen. Tall. Oro enn; a ton, Nahum K. MrMullcn. Tail, two grandsons and one grand daughter. Legion Plans Installation Pa.nl president of the American 1-eitlon Auilllary will Install Uio newly elected olllcera Tuesday evo nlnff, Juno 15 at the Memorial Hall. Ollleera elect and pat presidents are asked to be at the hall at 7:30 p m. In formala, Mn. Lena Steuben, requests thai membera bruin cookies to arnd to veteran hospitals, Reames Plans Father's Dinner A Father'! Day dinner U planned for Sunday, Juno 20, 3 4 al Keames Country Club Inllowed by father- aon eonipelltion In Rolf. Serving on tho "aon" committee Inaklmr preparations for the event are Cleorite Oration Jr., chairman. Dill Bechcn, Jack Prnck, Dave Reedrr, and Dick Clark. Reservations for tho dlnnrr must ho made to Al at the club by Fr. day noon, Juno IS. II. Nicholas, ill, whoso wile, lllch etlu, and parents, Mr, and Mra. Thulium Nlchulus llvo al McCluud, rccuully spent a seven clay rest and recuperation louvo In llukala, Ja- pall. Convention Oregon Htale Post- miislers convention will be held hero Juno ti, 23 and M. (Irasslamls Tour which will Include H members ol the Port- hind Cliumbur of Commerce, will start Buiiday, Juno 20. 'llie. group will snip In Klumath Kails lor luncheon during tho tour. Jiimes I). Case (if Kliiinulh Kulls wilt receive n doctor of med Iclne degree Irom llie University of Oregon Medical School on June III. He will begin his Internship In July lit Detroit Receiving lliwpltul, Detroit, Michigan. Ho will also ro- celvo u commission us a llrst lieu- leninit In the U S. Army Reserve through the mcdlcnl school ItOTC progrmii. Tlmlier Carnival at Albany Iti I v U-3-4 Is olferlug a record 3.000 In prizes lu loggers In world competition. Navy Mulliera Club meet Tues day evening al Joan's Kitchen ul o p. in, Mothers of any buys or girls In the Navy, Marine Corps or Seabecs are Invited to attend. For further Information call Eunice Bradford, 3-1231. Death Heard Word was re ceived hero Saturday by Mra. Rulh lleriy of the death of Rev. T. Davis Preston, at his home In Boqucl, California, on his 101 h birthday an niversary, Juno B. Rev. Proslon was a pastor of the Congregational Church In Klamath Palla In the early 30'a. (Hi TV "Railroad Days" at Dunsimnr, June IS-30 will be ad. vertlsed on a Medlord TV channel. Tuesday, Juno 15, 4:30 p.m. Ap liearlng on the program will be Averlll Oarrloll. Dunsmulr. with seven other girls who appear as Hie "Melodears," Averltt Is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mra. Marlon llarnes, Olene. Home - Mr. and Mrs. Byron Teed, relumed by Unitrd 8unday Irom Portland where Uioy attended several daya of Ule Rose Festival festivities. Midland Grant will hold a potluck birlliday dinner al the hall Wednesday, June 16, at 7 p.m. for all members with birthdays In April, May or June. Death Word waa received here of the drain of Mra. O. R. (Eva) McCool, Kelso, Washington. Mrs. McCool la a former Klamath Falls resident and lived here from 1036 until 1045 when the family moved to Kelso, Survivors living In Ktanv alh Falls are a' sister. Mra. R. A Nelson and a brother, Ray Worn, ser, Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Tom Powers, Springfield, visited their daughter, Mrs, Percy Steers, and other relatives In Klamath Fajls over the weekend. , Ken Kills arrived home Sun day from a 10 day visit In India and Palm Springs. Ho will leave Tuesday for National Ouard Camp at Beaslde. Return Home Mr. and Mrs Eddie Andersch, who were married here last week, arrived home Sun day from Southern California. Home Mr.- and Mra. Pavltt Newnham, Olene, attended the Rose Festival In Portland and enronte home stopped at Albany to attend sessions of the state grange. Ashland Plans For Annual Shakespearean Festival ASHLAND The 14lh ennuul si'iuvn of the fumed Oregon Shake spearean festival gets underway In earnest hero today, when auditions lor roles in tho coming seasun be gin In tho open-air thcutro In Lltlila purk. Over 100 aspiring young actors Horn all pints ol the Unite States begun arriving lu Ashland last week, Intent on winning roles In several or nil of the 4 pluys1 lo be purlormcd tills summer. Scheduled lor production are "Hnmlct." "The Merry Wives ol Windsor," "The Wlnlcrs Tale" and "Henry VI, purt J." In addition, itiiuiy will uppeur In the concerts uf Ell.ubf than music, two ol which uro to be singed again this year, during the muulh'loiig scuson be ginning August 1. Among the Inrgo festival com puny, willed mixes prolessluiiul uc turs "1,(1 drama fludcnis Hum tho nations lending universities urc 14 who received much sought-after scholarships, which pay room and bourd lor, a lull summer's work. The remainder of tho company will be working lor lovo or lor (lie advnnlago ol having appeared in America's oldest Shakespearean lesllvul. ; Approximately one-third of the New Synthetic Plant Planned NORTH BEND. Oregon ll'i Wey. erhacuser Timber company's Coos Bay branch haa begun construe. lion of lis new plunl which will manulacturo particle board from planer shavings. Piling Is now being driven lor tlie plsnl foundation, according to A. O. Karien, brancn manager. Election ol the plant, llrst of lis kind in Uio Paclllc Northwest, was announced by Uie company several months ago. Its completion la ache, duled for early 1055. Tbo plant, adjoining the com. pany'a planing mill. Is expected lo employ about 40 persons when operating three shifts. The com pany's annual production target Is about IP, million aquare feel ol particle board on a Vlnch basis. All wood rsw material for this production will bo obtained from planer null shavings left over from the company's eawmllllng oper ations, Karlcn aald. Particle board la produced by adding synthetic resins to heated particles of wood and pressing this combination Into panels. Tho ooard looks and "works" like lum ber. Ii can bo aawed, nailed, drilled, painted or reltnlshed. Major uses for the board are for core stock In furniture manufac ture, plastlc-laccd lurnlture Items. floor underlayment, wall paneling with applied decorative facing, slid. Ing and cabinet doors, floor tile ana accousucal Ule. festival company will be veteran of performance on tho unique Kllit- aDclhen stuge; tho real will be newcomers. The directorial stuff Is mado up almost entirely of veterans. Heading the list Is producing director Angus Buwmvr, tho lean- vara lounder, who will direct "Hamlet," "The Merry Wives of Windsor" will bo directed by Allen Fletcher of Cnrnegle Tech, Pitts burgh: "Henry VI. part 3" by Juincs Baudot, University of Colo rado, and "The Winter's Tnlo" by 11, Paul Kliss of the King Theutor, Portland. All huve directed In Ash land lor scvcrul seasons except Kliss, who has starred In festival prnuucliuns since 1051, Richard Graham, veteran festi val acior and director, Is attain a member of the company, but gave up piny direction this season to do- vole himself full time to acting and to editing the souvenir program and directing, nutke-up lor the com pany. 'allowing auditions In Ashland Monday and Tucsduy, rehearsals begin Wednesday altcrnoon and continue each altcrnoon and eve ning until tho season opens August 1, with "Hamlet." The 4 plays are rehearsed simultaneously, then play every evening In rotation throughout- the season. Barber Shop Theft Reported Don Wells, operator of the Medl. cal Dental Barber Shop, In the Medical Dental building, reported to city police Saturday that about (300 was taken from the shop some time Friday night. When the shop was opened Sat urday morning Wells found that the place had not been awepl out and later discovered that a sack with the money bad been taken from a locked drawer. A Negro porter hired recently to do the Janitor work and shine shoes la suspected, according to the report. Boys Discover Man's Body The badly decomposed body of ; man, entlmated to have been In the water about three months was discovered by three boys about 6 p.m. Sunday In the Klamath Rlv- Identity- from a social security caad found on the body 'gives the name of Prank Balas, General De livery, San Francisco. He la be lieved to have been about 50 years GET OUR RATES for LAND LEVELING ChlMllna and lab-Mlliaf. It fsrl Draw'f Hereford Ranch O Old Midload U., Hi. J24 of age. 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