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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1954)
TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH F ALIA OREGON PAGE THREE SWEPT OUT of office as mayor of the 800 block by 1 00 per cent vote (excepting hit own, of course), Sam Neslin, left, gracefully retires with the helping hands land gifts) of every businessman in the block he has ruled for 10 years. It was the concensus that his coming move to Spokane is the first step to Siberia or worse, Thursday night he turned over the broom to Noel Flynrt, Payless manager, his appointment to fill the unexpired term of mayor. Oregon I00F Meet To Be Held In KF On Saturday, August 28, Ewauna Encampment No. 46 and Ewauna Auxiliary No. 46 IOOF will be hosts to the third annual state wide patriarchal rendezvous at Klamath Falls. Patriarchs and their ladies from all over the state of Oregon will attend this meet ing. This annual event is being called the grand patriarch's patri archal rendezvous, in honor of Ore gon;' grand patriarch, Herbert M. Munsell. A degree team from Willamette No. 2. Salem, will confer the gold en rule degee during the after noon session, and a team from Ridgely No. 23 of Silverton will confer the royal purple degree during the afternoon session, and a team from Ridgely No. 23 of Silverton will confer the royal pur ple degree during the evening ses sion. Grand Encampment officers ex pected to attend this rendezvous are: Herbert Munsell, grand pat riarch; Klamath Falls; R. P. Stol sig, grand high priest, Coburg; George Howard, grand senior war den, Canby; John Van Doren. grand Junior warden. Forest Grove: Earl Shank, grand scribe, Portland-, Ed Bowman, grand treasurer, Hillsboro: George Na derman, grand representative, Sa lem; Fred Marshall, grand mar shal, Estacada; Mark Getty, grand sentinel, Lakeview. Grand Lodge of Oregon officers who will be in attendance are: Harley Looney, grand master, Portland; W. R. Massey. deputy grand master, Gervais; Roy Ma ple, grand marshal. Portland. President of Rebekah Assembly, New Type Cargo Plane Tested BURBANK, Calif, tfi The Lock heed YC130, first turboprop power cargo plane built for the Air Force, is at Edwards Air Force Base for extensive flight tests. The four-engine ship was test flown there yesterday, a distance of 60 air miles. ' The craft has a wingspread of 132 feet, double wheels on the nose gear and double landing gear wheels in tandem which retract Into the fuselage. It can be loaded Jrom the rear of the fuselage. Designed for logistics support, assault missions and air evacua tion duties, it has T56 Allison en gines capable of lifting it quickly. The plane was airborne yesterday after traveling one-third of the run way, engineers said. Bryle Drury of Coburg and Velma Slosig, grand marshal of Coburg will represent that branch of Odd Fellowship. Visiting grand officers of the grand encampment of California, expected to attend are Clark Ar neal, grand senior warden. Santa Cruz; Fat Patterson, grand mar shal, San Leandro, and Henry Stauffer, deputy grand marshal, San Leandro, and Henry Stauffer, deputy grand master, grand lodge of Washington. Scheduled program for this big event is 'as follows: 1:30 to 3 p.m. Registration at the IOOF Hall, Fifth and Main Streets. 3 p.m. Opening of encampment by Ewauna Encampment No. 46, at Masonic Hall. 3:30 p.m. Conferring ,of Golden lule degree by 1 Willamette En campment No. 2. Salem. 3 to 4:30 Entertainment for la dles, boat rides on Klamath Lake. 5 p.m. Grand patriarch's, hour. Joyce Dunham, delegate to United Nations Assembly from Klamath and Lake counties, will speak on her trip, illustrating with color slides. 6:45 p.m. Banquet in IOOF din ing room and hall. 7:15 D-m. Social hour, program ol entertainment and introduction of all Brand officers present. 8:15 p.m. Conferring of royal purple degree by Ridgely Encamp, ment No. 23, Silverton. 11 p.m. Refreshments In IOOF dining room. Sunday morning all of the grand encampment, grand lodge, Rebek ah Assembly officers together with a large number of patriarchs and their ladies will make a trek to Jacksonville where the grand of ficers will dedicate the estaablish ment of an ancient and historical lodge, known as Jacksonville lodge No. 10. with a suitable plaque being placed on the comer stone of the Jacksonville lodge hall. This hall over 90 years old, is the only original building still in use by an Odd Fellcvs Lodge. Ancient and Historical regalia, and other artifacts of Odd Fellow ship and its establishment In the Oregon Territory will be placed at this site for safe keeping and per petuation of some of the early his tory of the fraternity. Cedarville Plays To Be Presented The Surprise Valley '"Tumble- weed" Players will present two- hone-act comedies Saturday night during uie annual Alodoc County Fair, in Cedarville August 27, 28 and 29. "This Bull Ale Nutmeg." writ ten by Josephine Niggli and di rected by F.Uabeth Wright of Ce darville, will be presented prompt ly at 8:00 p.m. In the Surprise Valley High School gymnasium. Three of the original Tumbleweed players are In the cast of five, which includes Esther Ervin as Donna Pancho; Billie Gooch as Anita; John Walker as Felipe Lo- zano; Lormg Hussman as Sera. fino; and Alien Roberts as Ra mon Garza. The second comedy 'to be pre sented will be the hilarious "East and East," written by Mary Ruth Funk. This one-act play takes place In Libby Todd's New York apartment during a cold, winter day. Directed by Mrs. Irene Grove of Eaglevllle, the cast of five In cludes two of the original Tum bleweed players. Gerry Calloway of Eaglevllle will play the lead as Libby Todd; Jack Grove, a colored chauffer named Archi bald; Dee Dollarhide as Dellah, 'the maid; Jerry Grove, an Eng. lish poet named Kllsburry Twigg; and Stephen Hunt, a western rancher will be filled by Gerry Lawson. Makeup artist will be Kathryn Grove. Wardrobes for both comedies will be under the direction of Lu cille Briles and Dorothy Kober. Admission to the Saturday night show will be $1.50. Following the stage show will be the annual 'f" ( eF . I l Isk L Ike Must Pay To I See Iowa Fair DES MOINES Wl Even Presi dent Eisenhower will have to have a paid admission ticket to get Into the Iowa State Fair when he speaks there by invitation Aug. 30. "We are sticking to our policy of no free tickets," Fair Secretary Lloyd Cunningham says, "and that includes even the President of the United States. "Somebody will have to pay for Ike, even If it turns out to be me." No free passes have been issued to the fair since 1946. Largett itoek lead lna m.k pianos in thu part of th well Rant a Spinet piano. Rental pur chaaa plan. Hammond Organ Chord Organ LOUIS Ft. 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