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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1954)
TIIUIISDAY, .11 INK 17. KIM IIKRM.I) AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE FIVE BASIN BRIEFS Hliasla Vlew-Uinimo will hold a pulliick supper pntluy, Jiuin ID nl II M pill. Ill llio Mliuslii Cum imiiilly Hull, 'llio business iiieolluii will lolluw ut U p in, I'riri Memorial l'renliyterliiii Oliuiuli uiiuuiil iliurtli siliiml lw Kins Juno 111 mill will run two Weeks. Hl'KlhU'llllull Ul'Klns Juno ID. troin II unlll I0:3U u. in. ul tlw church. All yiiuim peupln limn i Ut It in welcome, lu iilU'iid. Umlier Carnlval-Al Alliuny on July a-S-4 huii llio ndiU'd altiiiu lion ol un ax-throwlng contest tins year, nun evcnl la ollrrril In addition In World CliiiiupliHVfJilp lillih-cllmuliiii, loiHiil, uuukuiii. mid billing. Hmlal Club ol Urn I'ylliluii Bis ters will meet nl ttit home Marls Klliioro, 311 boutl) null, Friday evening Juno IB. To Convrnlluii W. II. I Hubert) TolUm, clussllleil utlvci IIkIiik man auar or Iho lleruiil anil. News, und Mm. i'olton lelt Wednesday alter noon ror linker to utlciid llic an nual meeting nl Oregon Newspaper Fubllslicra Association. Totton Is speukcr ul llie convention. Father's liny dinner ut Uciiinc OoU Club will bo nerved Iroin 4-1) p in. Hunduy. Juno 30. "llio lather nn (oil games will bo pluyed be fore llie dinner limirs. Heervo tlona roust bo inudo Willi Al beloro noon Friday, June la. taiier'a Attire J- liu become traditional lu Albany UurliiK Hie Isal iwo weeks beloio Iho Timber Carnival (July . 3 und 4 Wis year! mid KunirnriHi Court In usually Instituted lor lliono who neglect lo wenr Iho proper rlolli inn. Rummer Kealon ut Porllond j will open Juno 21 ul llie Mate Extension Center bulldmii mid ol (er courses in almost ull major rielda liirludlnir wido selections in both undergraduate mid uraduolo work and thorough clinical pro tram lor teachers or handicapped children. World War Jl-and Korean vet, trans planning to use mate o( Ore gon educational benefits to attend summer school should apply lm mediately, Uio atato l)eHirtment ol . Veterans' Allalrs announced this : week. I Monama-Blir Bprlnsa Park will benefit Irom a lood sale lo be held al Brown'a Variety storo Juno It. starting- at 10 a.m. Mrs. Ben aon Dixon will be In chante. Jaml Kelly Karri win or Mr. pal Henry. 240 Kasl Mam. re cently u named second place winner In Iho l.ano Counly liar risociation cose analvMa conteil al university ol Oregon law school. Fsrrla received $21 a aecond prlre. rtobert aranl, Berkeley, first, placs winner. ; Duntmulr-rBailniad Pays cele.j bra lion Juno IB. it) mid 30, honor-, lug tho railroad industry, will In-1 elude a folk dunce tcitival Siitur day, June It. Irom 1:30 la 4 30' 1V111. and from 7:30 lo la mid. night. Evcryuno Ik Invited, Oregon Poetry Day poetry con lent closea October 16. 'Ilia vim tent la opi'ii to Oregon residents only; no lltnltiitlon nt subject; putmis lo ho jiidKfd lor (imillly; nul morn Mm ll 20 Imen In length: one only from ruch contentnnl und tho poem must not have been previously published. Mull entlren In Mm, Lonh Mierinan, 31X11 HK Morrison, Portland 16. Three typed tuples imint be submitted, bearing title only. Author's niinio. iidilronn und ihiciii tlllo in altucliod neuled envelope. I. vim Koyurofl-Utandard Insur aiico Compiiny repronontnllvo In Kliiinnlh Kails, has iiunlllled as it member of the 1HM Lcuders Club mid will attend llio convention being held this year In Hun Val ley, Idnho, June 11-20. I ultirlu III Hi'linlarshlpa under the U.H. Kduiallninil Exchange I'miirnin have been swarded to lour Oreuon students who will study abroud during the IOM-56 ucudemlc your. Tho students are Ivsn Wllllmn Iluddeuhsgen, Cor vnllls; William Ileujnmln Johnston, Kuueiie; Vlvinn riorlno Nlckorson, Portland und V. Owen paugh. Uuker. John ManliaM eon of Mr and Mrs. John A. Marshall. Kouto t. Hon Sua. Is new president ol the Culllornlu State Polytechnic Col leuo f'rnnn Club, which siioiisors tho annual Cnlllorma Agricultural press banquet euch spring. John ! HIM url.tMMr nl Ills f IvmHbiwI Hclioliirr.liip III Agricultural Jour- iihiisiii; nun ueeu oishisihih mini nesx manager ol Oil Poly s student publications and plans to become a In I in writer. Hub iruy assistant r.one dis patcher lor Northern California, has been promoted and trans ferred lo llio I'll Itangcr Dlstrlcl Hhiislii Nutliiiiiil Forest ul fall Hlver Mills, us llio control assls liinv. Klamalh Ciiunty Kurm Bureau Women will meet lu the lecture room at Iho fairgrounds, 1:30 p.m. Moiidity, Juno 21. All wom en aro urged lo attend. Iliiiur Mrs. Lee Holllday! itute letter friendship chulrmnn of Uie iimi.im Kfv.iimiiifM r:ntnicil ot Ore gon, Mis. E. t. Kllputrlck, Mer rill, reining sluto council presi dent, IXilores Hrucken, Klumath Coiuity Home Kcouoinlsl and Mrs. Percy Cook, regional director, weio present for the June 2-3 meeting ol the stuto council, Cor vsllls, Mrs. Cook later spent 10 dsys with a sister und broiher-ln-Inw, Mr. and Mm, James Luebke, runner residents or Klumuth Fulls. I.iiehkc, was a former teacher here. Meeting Tho Southern Oregon District meeting of the Daughters or llio American Revolution will be MOOSE CANDIDATES for enrollment, listed below, report to Moose Hall, 1010 Pine, ot 7 p.m. Friday night, June 18. H. mtt'l fttlfl. (! HillUm H Hrfc H M F- Himlir RmiivII t. fcurfc W. r. ttartf Jr. Inr4 I . tlm ft... J, Hal Rlrhcftf H Ixlliihtr II. Illi H. Malt.ll KlllUm ll" rhll Jmhm N. rilf I. afar tant I'ramtr tmml t tlh-kat Mithaal U rrlrkira Mlalna ItfallalB Ualiar H- rhll IrVnaK Hlmar j Vlllllain f. Hamlltan Paul tl. Haftb'H Waliar Rrnar4 Mlllfaii Nail H. Kalln nilvar V. Lala4r Narmaai W. Hll Nartal V, Cirl Jaroti Im Drrht frank H. Prwa Harm anal MrAIUIar llrHt-a E. BIHall Haiti A. IMIIatrvm Jr. K. Lappart Many t. Iaaria Allan !. tllna barl Hmt.f ha.it r liar man nirir4 n. emit u,.B Miliar ! D. raraar . W. BalUf Naranan Wlinar tal M. Tnrkar franrla U. WIHar Ibarlfa A. Hwllfc) Jmhm M. Owaraa I imian II. klnlP) raH K. HlUhall Inal4 I altar Itan Kabarl Ua.k .atanra Whllmifa Haralal t. Ilarlaj lanal t. Hanklna Ivan IU Uaak Ktrkar C ra O. I. Ilaiar T. E. Tkamaa I. awranr l.ak . rrank WmaUlk Kaltb MrDaniai Jamaa Allan 4r Harali M, Calllnt .ar E. Tabar Jamaa (V. Evana . Barbecue and entertainment moved to 'Modoc Field Sunday, June 20. u uuucui TOR iMJ U Can Be Yours with nmmr7 nnnnn 1 aT I 1 ' C tllli on our convenient bi" j-ii i i "ma METER-ICE PLAN! Now yoii can hove your Frigidaire In Glorious Coloroma Stylinq . . . ploatinq Stratford yellow or cool Sherwood qreon. I held In Medfnrd at the Medlord Hotel, June K. 'Ill one wanting reservations cull Mi's, Charles ll. Wsters, 78:i0 before June 18. Transportution will he provided lor anyone wishing to go. Away Southern Oregon Col lege students from Klamath Kails attended the wedding Bunduy, June 13, at Ashluud of frcne Arashlru and Ernest BreUel. Those attending wcro Faye Peugh, maid of honor, JucojiHyn Peugh, Uhlrloy Peugh, Mrs. Vein I'cugh, Joyce Barrett, Put Welch and Len Weber. Meeting- tonight, 7 30 p.m. Moore Park ol the Klamath Knlrhis Motorcycle Club. All mo torcyclists Interested are welcome. Meeting The ludles auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, No. 1383 will meet 8 p.m. tonight al the Veteran's Hull. 616 Klamath Avenue. Plnns for the coming con vention will be discussed. 'Dicre will be a soda! hour. New Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reuurhuinp, (11 West Oregon Avenue huve named their baby daughter, born at 11:18 p.m. June 6, Christie Lee. She was bom In Klamath Valley Hospital and be cause she weighed only 4 pounds, nine ounces Is atlll staying In the h'wpllal nursery until she weighs live pounds, Mrs. Beuuchamp la the lormer May Lou Joplln. Honor Ktudent Oordon West, talented young Klamath Falls ar tist, son of Mrs. Nell Norman, 616 Klnmalh Avenue Is studying In Paris this summer as an ex change student. Oordon, who wjll be a senior nest fall at the Uni versity of Louisville, In Kentucky Butte Valley Farmer Dies Stephen Rsklldse'n. 34. lifelong resident of Butte Vslley. died Wed nesday In the University of Call lornia Hospital In San Francisco Irom leukemia. Esklldsen was a well known has a brilliant scholastic record dating from K.UH8 and recently was elected to ODK, one of the top honor societies. He sailed June 8 from Quebec, Canada. NOW OPEN Regular Hours Daily: 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. Standard Time Foster's Cafe CHARLES E. and MYRTLE FOSTER, Props. 3 MILES NORTH ON HIGHWAY 97, AT WOCUS farmer of Butte Valley. He served on the Ml. Hebron achool board: waa a director of the Butts Valley Irrigation District and a member nf the Seventh Day A d v e n 1 1 a t Church. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Naoma Esklldsen; a son, Thomas, age four and a daughter, Oda, 'age three; live sisters; Mrs. Esther Frost, Macdoel; Mrs. Ada Fllmore, Ridley, California; Rhoda Esklld- sen. Portland, ommii- etUunn. Eaklldsen. Palo Alto." California and Mrs. Miriam WlttJsrs, Hope well Oregon. Ward's Funeral Horns will bs tai In charge of arrangements. The date of the funeral will bs an nounced at a later date. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. MZDFOBO Thoroughly Mean Mrs. J, B. Earley-Jos Ballsy Jr. Proprietors EAGLES FOE HALL - 835 WALNUT DANCING 10 'TIL 2 FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT June 18th and 19th SUNDAY, JUNE 20 ENTERTAINMENT GOOD MUSIC - Members and Guesti Welcome Penney's ELEVATOR SERVICE TO ALL FLOORS WHSTFE w mm i mm KLAMATH BASIN ROUNDUP JULY 3,4,5 STORE HOURS Mon.-Fri. - 9:30 a.m. ta 5:30 . 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