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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 26, 1954)
Monday, jm.v 1954 Ft. Klamath Dance Held anTJCLAMATH - The f aniual Western Street Dance and celebration Saturday night was de clared a huue success by the spon sors the Civic Improvement Club. Hundreds of dancers and visitors from all over the Klamath Basin partook of beans, hot dogs and cof lee from the chuckwagon parked mJjoal ' ,he Fort Klamath Hotel. Tiie street around the corner from the hotel was wired off and here the dancers weaved to the music of R. o. Varnum and his orchestra until the wee hours of '" morning. The orchestra played both modern and square music. SueCial Rntfrtnmrr.ant (-.-.J "'umn nances pertormed by Leftv WlMu. ..j ui. , .... .Jl Klamath, and a group of school .....mien unuer tne direction of John Stanley, Klamath Palls, who thrilled the crowd with exhibitions ti luuua ana square dances. Shakespearean Dinner Slated ASHLAND Citv and state offi- clals and representatives of press ana radio win be guests of the city of Ashland and the Oregon Shakespearean festival association lor a dinner and the first perfor mance when the 14th annual festi val opens here Sunday, August 1. Members of the festival's board of directors and the Tudor guild, association auxiliary Rroup. were busy this week, making arrange ments lor opening night cere monies. Also busy were members of the festival company, which climaxed its busiest week of the summer by beginning the first round of dress rehearsals on Fri day evening. The acting company was not only holding regular re hearsals in the afternoon and dress rehearsals at night, but special re hearsals as well. Meanwhile, both the technical crew and office staff were on a round-the-clock sched ule. A brief break from the rigorous schedule will be provided this Sun day afternoon, when the entire company is entertained at Tudor guild's annual "Bard's Hey-Day," held at an estate between Ashland and Medford and featuring swim ming, a buffet supper, and varied entertainment. The Hey-Day is held in the late afternoon; so it will be back to the theater and another rehearsal immediately af terwards for the company. The festival opens Sunday, Aug list 1, with a performance of "Hamlet," probably Shakespeare's best-known tragedy and one of the plays most often done in Ash land. The other three plays of the season "The Merry Wives of Windsor," "The Winter's Tale," and "Henry VI, part 2' are all being done for the first time herei HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE '4 " -"-i. i Woman Injured . In Car Wreck A Roscburg woman. Rose Bond, was injured late Sunday afternoon when the car in which she was riding left the road near Toketee Falls and went over an embank ment. Details of the accident were meager but it was reported four persons were in tho car at the time of the crash. The injured woman was brought out to Diamond Lake Junction in a pickup and was transferred there to a K a 1 e r' s ambulance and brought to the Klamath Valley Hospital. Her condition is reported as not serious. I hr'i&wLi. Lumber Firm Holds Dinner LAKEVIEW The American Forest Products Corporation en tertained employes of the plant at a "Safety" dinner at the Lakevlew Hotel, Friday night, July 23. Art McPherson spoke on safety in every department. Resident manager is Kelly Cal lahan. - The plant manufactures all kinds of wood products lor interior trims. The company employs 250 men In the woods, mill and box factory. The business was established by Jim Clark in 1928. Present for the dinner were Kelly Callahan, Art McPherson, Dave Dubose. Byron Welsh, Art Hartmen, Leonard Proctor, Franx Rawlin. KLAMATH FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOOVER . SALES . SERVICE . PARTS Fast, eipcrt, efficient lervict en your present Hoover or . . . trade your present cleaner on new Hoover upright or tonk model. KLAMATH Furniture Co. 221 Main St. Ph. 5353 533 MARTIN P. BENDINE ' Death Claims M. P. Bendine Martin Paul Bendine. 64, resi dent of Klamath Falls since 1936 died Saturday afternoon. July 24, following a lingering illness from a heart ailment. He had been a patient' at Hillside Hospital for some time. , He was born at Rock Creek, Ne braska, July 20, 1890. Prior to his illness he had been with the Rail way Express on the Southern Pa cific Railroad. Tlie family home is at 1246 Owens Street. Mr. Bendine was a member of the Zion Lutheran Church, the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. He was a veteran of World War 1. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Martha Bendine, one daughter. Mrs. Martha Jo Ann Colvin and one granddaughter Debra Kay, all of Klamath Falls; a brother Lewis Bendine, Norfolk, Nebraska, and three sisters, Mrs. Dora Kollmor gan. West Point, Nebraska, Mrs. August Hucbing and Marie Ben dine, Reedsburg. Wisconsin. Funeral services will be held Saturday, July 31 following tile ar rival ot relatives from the east. O'Hair's Memorial Chapel will be in charge. OPERATION SANTA MONICA. Calif. Wl Harpo Marx, silent member of the Marx Brothers comedians, is re ported In good condition at St. John's Hospital. He underwent sur gery yesterday for a kidney ail ment. BASIN BRIEFS Improving- John Zumwalt, 114 Eldorado Street us recovering In Klamath Valley Hospital following a Sunday morning appendectomy. Visitors Charlie Stanton. Dr. E. W. Carter and daughter Clayre. Donna Bashford, Betty Rudzik and Larry Crane all of Roseburg flew to Klamath Falls Sunday to at tend a Softball game between the Klamath Falls All-Stars and a Roseburg team. Stanton is man aging editor of the Roseburg News Review. Fort Klamath -Mr. and Mrs. Lester Of field attended the annual Western street dance In Fort Klamath Saturday evening. , Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Den nis Carrier, Kathleen.- Bernard and Ken, 1214- Lincoln, returned Sunday from a month's trip through the middle west visiting relatives and sightseeing. Garden Tour Tuesday, July 27, starting at- 10 a.m. the Lost River Garden Club will tour the gardens of Mrs. James Hammond, Mrs. M. A, Bowman, Mrs. , Don West, Mrs. C. E. Sharp, Mis. Glen Haskins, Mrs. Lawson Kandra, Mrs. Randall Pope, all of Merrill and Valery Sauerberg, Malin. The tour will be followed by a potluck luncheon, a short business meet ing and a flower arrangement demonstration by the. Junior Gar den Club. Theme lor the day Is "Don't Be a Litterbug." Away Mrs. Joe Meeker. Hen ley has been called to Tacoma by the serious illness of her mother. Pomona Grange officers will WORK flEET. ' .... There will be a work meeting at the new Klamath Sportsmen's Association headquarters tonight at 7:30. All members and guests wishing to help in finishing up the clubhouse are urged to attend. At least one plumber and one electri cian will be needed. Several par titions must be moved and final work done on the rest rooms. Rent A Vacation Travel Trailer Sleep up to 5 - For information Phone 5520 or 7558 POOLFS 2"7,sh' meet Thursday, July 29, 8 p.m. at Lost River Grange Hall. All officers please be present. Returned Jackie Hayden has returned to her duties at the city hall following a week's vacation trip to Portland and the coast. ' Picnic Employes of the United States National Bank of Portland, Klamath Falls branch, held a picnic Saturday afternoon, at Malin Parki honoring Bob Ma son, trust department, who leaves in August for military duty. rotluck Dinner will be served at 6:3o'p.inM July 27, on the patio at Melba's Beauty Salon, 1146 Pine. All beauticians and salon owners are' invited. - A business meeting will follow dinner. Dollars For Democrats starts as a nationwide drive August 18. September 22 has been designated Democratic Women's Day. Oregon has been chosen to kick-off. the drive. Mrs. Thomas Scales, Sandy. Oregon, Is Oregon's Democratic state vice chairman. Assigned - A-3c noihprt. w Settle, son of Mr. and Mis. M. D. Settle. Route 1. Rny a Rn. nanza, is assigned to Amarllla Air rorce uase, xexas, as a jet light er mecnanic. Chlloquin Wood River Renub lican Unit will have a cooked food and white elephant sale in the Copco building, Chiloquin, Wednes day at 10 a.m. Proceeds go into the fund for the Republic picnic. Bring contributions to the Copco building or call Mrs. Markwardt. 132, or Lorenz Store, 143, for pick up. Klambassadors ride again Wednesday. A special bus will be waiting at the Cahmber of Com merce Office at 8:30 a.m. Lunch at Dunsmuir, dinner at Yreka. Call S193 for reservations. Shrine Circus Tirlrptc wa nn aU August 4 at the Armnrv fnr thn enrine circus wnich will play here August 10 and 11, with both after- Laraeit flock la. nf malt pianoa In Uili part of tha well. Rent a Spinel .lana. Rental par- cnaie plan. Chord Organ Hammond Organ LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th 17-JEWEL MOVEMENT) WATER - RESISTANTj SHOCK - RESISTANT REG. 39.95 3 mm. W W. 'TV ley M lip NO MONEY DOWN ONLY 50c A WEEK ifj SHOCK MJ RESISTAHT M mi S oe""tt. $., Ability ' 1 1 . -1 STORE HRS. 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M, 701 MAIN ST., Klomoth Falls, Oreqon noon and evenlg performances. Name Chanired Spangler Lor enz Lumber Company firm name has been officially changed to Lor enz Lumber Company. t Service Discharge Robert Dale McPherson has received his military discharge. Moved Here Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Lang have recently moved here from Poulson, Montana, and are living at 214 Martin. Their daughter, Rita, has joined the stalf at the First National Bank ot Portland. Klamath Falls branch. Contract Mrs., Gene Wade (Delora Hcdlundi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hedlund, 3515 Summers Lane, has signed a con tract to teach first grade classes at Talent the coming school year. Bly Frank Obenchaln, who has had an attack of pneumonia, is recovered and was in Klamath Falls Saturday with Mrs. Harry Obenchain for a consultation with his doctor. Visitor Eugene Hill of Sacra mento is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril V. Cook, 2415 Wiard. He Is Cook's brother-in-law. Daughter Visits Mrs. Bill Mc Donald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Obenchain, Bly, has been visiting her parents. With her are her two little boys, 2'3 years and tl months. Her husband arrived Sunday and is taking his family home to Pendleton today. Here Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith and Mrs. Doris Bell were weekend visitors in Klamath Falls from Bly. 1 Ladies Aid of Mt. Laki Church will meet Wednesday af ternoon, July 28, 2 p.m. Home Mary Kessl, childrcns librarian at the county library has returned from a vacation trip to New York, She accompanied Mur iel Palmer nurse, with the Klam ath County Health Department who went to her home in Connecticut for her vacation. The trip was made by car. In Town Fred S. Starkey. Eu gene, representative of the Bank ers 'Life and Casualty Company is spending several days in Klamath Falls. ' Away Mrs. Pearl Maharry, Tulelake and Mrs. Merle O'Nell, Lakevlew are spending several days in Ashland In family genea logical research, Mrs. O'Neil's grandfather was James B. Bun yard, of early Southern Oregon his tory. Home Mrs. Lloyd Low la home from Medford where she spent several days with a sister, Mrs. Ralph Ballantyne whose bus band had major surgery recently. 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