MONDAY, JULY 26, 1954
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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THE PRESENT POSTOFF1CE was dedicated in October of 1931 when this picture was taken
showing the crowd that turned out. The band was on hand, and so was Captain Applegate. The
address was given by Bert Hall, shown here looking up at the lag as it was being raised. John
McCall was postmaster. Photo from R. L. Griffith
FORT ROCK
The Fort Rock Grange youth
Committee met at the grange hall
Friday evening July 1, for a busi
ness meeting. They decided to pur
chase a volley ball set lor both
SEWN' CO!
SNAPPY-WRAP ! Sew it 1-2-3
quick no waist seams! Slip it
on 1-2-3 quick Just wrap 'round,
tie waist! Cool, cool, cool pop
it on first thing in the morning,
wear it shopping, gardening, cook
ing. Jilake several in cool cottons,
crisp, wash-and-wear nylons.
Pattern 9019: Misses' Sizes 12.
14, 16, 18, 20; 30, 32, 34, 36 38, 40
42. Sizes 16 takes i'i yards 35
inch. This easy-to-use pattern gives
perfect fit. Complete illustrated
Sew Chart shows you every step.
Send thirty-five cents in coins
lor this pattern add 6 cents for
each pattern for lst-class mail
ing. Send to Marian Martin, care
of Herald and News, Pattern
Dept., P.O. Box 6740, Chicago 30,
111. Print your name, address,
zone; size, style number.
indoor and outdoor use.
The benefit dance for the Mattis
family Saturday July 17, at the
grange hall was well attended.
Mrs. Maurice Ward, Teresa and
Marilyn and Mrs. Buster Baughn
returned home inursaay, juiy io,
from a weeks visit in Corvallis
where thev visited with the F. A.
Jones family.
a fim uns Averted at Kort KOCk
Snnrinv mnrnine. Julv 18. in the
shop of Burton Brown where work
was being done on a aiesei iob
truck. A welding spark ignited a
,H nf yfl; which was being used
to wash parts. Fred Wright was
slightly ournea on me mce mm
arm swhen he tried to extinguish
the blaze. Maurice Ward, Burton
Brown and Andy Hergcrt assisted
and there was very little aamage.
Fred extinguished the blaze with
a new can of pyrene which he had
purchased the day before. Had the
fire taken nolo it couio nave wiyeu
out the town of Fort Rock as there
was a strong south wind blowing at
the time.
Mrs. Nick Klerk was a visitor
at the Fort Rock Bible school Wed
nacriov nftprnnfin and treated the
children to candy from Holland.
She aiso showed some uuicn qohs
and pictures from Holland. Her vis
it was very timely as the children
are studying about the children
from other parts of the world.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shaver. Bend,
visited Saturday, July 17, wit hMr.
and Mrs. Chub Frazee and their
son Sam who Is spending the sum
mer here.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mattis wish
to thank everyone for their assist
ance, particularly the ladles who
helped clean up the little cabin that
n,oc mnueri to windmill by neigh
bors. The ladies scrubbed, painted
and wallpapered tne caoin.
The Fort Rock store and post of
fi iq hptnir remodeled. The Her-
gerts have also Installed an air con
ditioned vegetable bin. ine siore
will be closed Sundays alter b p.m.
until further notice.
Ralph Webber spent tne weekena
of July 17-18 visiting with his
daughter Beverly antt family Mr.
onrt Mr Jim Warren. Reno. Bev
erly is improving from her attack
of polio ana is anowea vu gu iwinc
evenings ana returns eacn any iui
therapy treatments on her legs.
MACDOEL
By MARY MYERS
Mr mid Mrs. Llovd Nausht and
Carol returned Monday from an
overnight visit with relatives in
the Medford area.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Randlg, San
Francisco, visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kappen.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Butler and
Joanne and Mary spend sunaay at
Medicine Lake.
Saturday evening guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Swank were Mr.
and Mrs. David straub (Alice Car
ter) Sacramento.
Mr rnnniKer. Adrienne and
James were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack swank.
Mr ri urs nrflnt Loncmore
and Gary moved into the Kappen
house. Lontrmore wuiius iui
n.ittn Vollpv Wnrros.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wiard and
children Roger, Aiian ana A.areu,
Klamath Falls, visited the Clenv
ent's families Sunday alternoon.
Mrs. Louetta Click ana uau
Great Falls, Montana, were over
night visitors at the Doug Clem
nnl'e lump TPPPtltlV.
CVtlrlm, Ttivnn wnn the DOsition Of
alternate to the state contest at the
annual county dress revue held
.lulu 11 nt Vrplta.
.lnnp firaddoclc maced iirst in
cppnnH nhflse sewinz.
nine ribbons were awaraea id
Shirley Dixon, Jane Graddock, Lin
rrati.fr.rr! anrl Kiisnn Abell.
Nancy Craddock received a red
ribbon, Glenda jonnson ana uaiuce
Hawkins white ones.
Thp irnrmnt:R'rrnodeled 'In the re
vue were made by the girls from
patterns and materials mat eacn
girl had selected nerscn.
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