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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1954)
TUESDAY, AUGUST 17. 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN Grandmother's ClubTo Meet The 13th annual National con vention of Grandmother's Clubs will be held October 17-21 at the Olympic Hotel, Seattle. Plans for the convention are now being made by Mrs. Dorothea Sullivan, Chicago, national president who was in Klamath Falls recently to help organize the local club. There are now 17,000 members In America. The federation of clubs Is 16 years old. The group Is social and educational and brings together older persons whose families are raised. It Is non-secterian and non partisan. There is no ago limit. Grandmother's Day has been designated as the second Sunday in October, which this yean, alls on October 10. Members are hop ing to make It a national holiday by act of Congress. Plans are underway for estab lishing a "Haven" building fund for the elderly In need. Contribu t i o n s are being accumulated through the clubs only and there is no canvassing of lndivduals or business houses. Contributions are also given to research organiza tion in the interest of health of children. Permanent national headquar ters have been established at 203 N. Wabash Avenue, Chicago. The national publishes a maga zine Autumn Leaves fou times a year that Includes news of all the chapters, editorials, poetry and pictures. , Anyone Interested in becoming a member may phone Mrs. Joe Cox at 7977, Klamath Falls. GERMAN TRADE BONN, Germany W Acting West German Chancellor Franz Bluecher called Monday for an expansion of West German trade with the Soviet bloc but said the Bonn government must first estab lish "some form" of relations with the East. ERUPTION TOKYO I Mt. Asama, about SO miles south of here, erupted Monday, spewing clouds of black smoke and ash a mile in the air. No casualties were reported. FREE TICKETS Will be dren bringing the correct list of mis-spelled words on this page to Eastside Electric 625 Klamath. Sponsored By THE AMERICAN LEGION DRUM & BUGLE CORPS THE CALIFORNIA-OREGON POWER CO. Owned & Operated - by WESTERN PEOPLE For Insurance of Every Kind REX & ART DYE DUNBAR-ROBINSON AGENCY BEST WISHES FROM A FRIEND M. L JOHNSON, INC. GOOD INSURANCE AT A FARE PRICE 434 North Main Street Klamath Falls, Oregon Phone 5113-5114 G. C. MOTLEY PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL 812 Klamath Klamith Falls, Ore. DICK B. MILLER CO. OLDSMOBILE & CADILLAC 7th and Klamath J. W. COPELAND YARDS RETAIL LVMBER & BUILDING ' MATERIALS Phone 3197 66 Main Street TIME: 8:19 P.M. At The Mills School Auditorium iieg- 1! GRANDMOTHERS ARE GETTING their day. Women all over America are joining Grandmother clubs. Membership is open to all grandmothers. Mrs. Dorothea Sullivan, Chicago, seated, was here recently in the interest of organizing a club in Klam ath Falls. The luncheon meeting was held in the Willard Hotel. Helping with the organization were (I to r) Mrs. Olaf Severson, president of the Medford Club; Mrs. Kresse Grubb, Ashland, and Mrs. Joe Cox, acting chairman of the Klamath Falls Club. YOU given to the first 10 chil COURT CAFE HOME COOKING AND HOME-MADE PIES 119 So. 4th St. CHARLIE READ SADDLERY 623 Klamath Avenue Klamath Falls, Oregon THE ROUNDUP TAYERN Limp in Enjoy Your Favorite Beverages GEORGE and GENE WARD'S KLAMATH FUNERAL HOME BOOSTERS LEO'S CAMERA SHOP EASTSIDE APPLIANCE CO. MEAD'S DRUGS DON'S MEN'S & BOYS' WEAR CASCADE HOME FURNISHINGS KLAMATH FLOWER SHOP FRIDAY Red Chinese Fete Briti LONDON W Communist Chi nese Premier Chou En-lal told for mer British Prime Minister Clem ent Attlce and his delegation of Labor party leaders last night he believes then- tour of Red China "will play a positive role In strengthening the Chinese-British friendship." 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