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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1955)
THUBSDAV, AUGUST 4. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ' PAGE THREE U BASIN BRIEFS X) Alturu An accident on Main Btreet In Alturas created consid erable excitement and tied up traflic one day last week when the cars belonging to Fred Ash of Aliuras and Raymond Slout ot fiusanviile piled up. Mrs. Ash, rid ing with her husband, was treat ed at the Modoc Medical Center s was Ed McKeruue of Canby. California, occupant of the Stout automobile. EnroUed Joyce Puller. Joan Moyer, Phyllis, Kathy and Eleanor Hinshaw returned to their homes in Alturas Saturday after a trip to Chico where Joyce, Joan and Phyllis looked for a place to stay this fall wnen they enter Chico Etate College. Summer School Alturas teach ers who have returned to their homes after attending a six weeks' summer course for teachers at Chico State College ire Mrs. Woody Coddard, Mrs. Cecil Bee eon, Mrs. George McCulley. Mrs. Doug Reid and Ed Carber. Also home are Mr. end Mrs. Lowell Marxer, teachers at the. Adin Ele mentary School, and Al Pratt of Lookout. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Mankin of Furt Bidwell, Modoc County, California, are vacationing - at Lincoln, California, and San ' Francisco after Mis. Mankin s summer school at Chico ended July 28. Mankin met her at Chico and they are visiting her sister at. Lincoln before going to the Bay city. Fort Klamath The Womens So- clety of Christian Service of the Fort Klamath Community Metho dist Church win hold a benefit din ner at the C.I. clubhouse Sa'tur- day, August 6, with serving start' Jinn at 5:30 p.m. Mrs. William Brewer is chairman. C.I. Club at Fort Klamath will meet Thursday afternoon, August 4. with a white elephant sale fol lowing the business meeting. Vella Cooper has returned home to Keno from a visit to Rogue River with the Speed Decard fam ily who formerly lived at Keno. a Smorgasbord dinner at the Port Klamath Civic-Improvement Club on August 27 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Walter rorterfleld ql Vernonia Is spending a vacation with bis nieces. Mrs. Morris Parker and family in Keno and Mrs. Bud Loomis and family at Klamath Falls. Weekend The Larry Owens fam ily of Keno spent the weekend at Four Mile Lake. The Semon-Thompson summer home at Lake of the Woods was the scene of a planned potluck pic nic and full day by members of the Thursday Club and their fam ines, ot Mt. LaKi. nearly su per sons made the trip. ' Locker Meat Mr. and Mrs Jack Boss and family drove to Chiloqutn from Eugene Monday to get meat for their locker and to visit with Mrs. Boss grandmother, Mrs. Lanore Flurv and two aunts, Mrs. Henry Wolff and Mrs. Roy Gienger. Mrs. Flury was ill last spring but has recovered and Is in Chiloquin visiting her daugh ters and son. Card Party The Olene-Plne Grove Orange publto card party will be held in the community hall. Saturday, August a, 1 p.m. Prises and refreshments. Farm Bureau members are re minded of the annual potluck pic nic at the Bonanza Park, Sunday. August 1. Dinner will be served at l p.m. Ice cream will be lur nished by the farm bureau. Home Mrs. Lena Buck, book keeper for the Sharp Grain Com pany, Merrill has returned home after an automobile vacation trip up the Oregon Coast to Astoria. She was accompanied by her moth er, Mrs. Amelia Lemler, Harlan Drive, Klamath Falls. Visitor Mr. and Mrs. Warren rruns. Aierrui nave naa as guests Mrs. Fruits mother, Mrs. Margar et Roberts, San Jose, their daugh ter, Mrs. Ben Hitt, (Roberta), San la Clara and their daughter-in-law. Mrs. Gordon Fruits and baby daughter, Anna Marie, Roseburg. Auual Picnic for Cub Scout Pack 13 was held July 30 on the Elgin Cornett ranch at Easiside, Camping last week at Campbell Lake were Mr. and Mrs. Merle O'Neil and Diane Allard of East- side. See Grandchild Mr. and Mrs. Merle O'Neil or Eastside visited the Richard Bucks at Westside and saw their new grandchild and her parents, the Don Youngs ,who are visiting in Lake County on a month's leave from Florida where Don is stationed. New daurhtrr Mr. and Mrsi John Wood of Eastside have a new daughter, their second girl. Cyn thia is spending several days with her grandmother and aunt at the home of Mrs. Delphia Nelson. Jo Morgan lone time Keno resl dent, has announced plans to open the Keno Cafe which has been closed for a month because of the illness of Mrs. Fred Barnes, wife of the owner, Jerry Young is making an ex tended visit at the home of 'his foster mother, Rosie Roose in Keno. He hopes to find employ ment and settle in the Klamath Basin. Home Sonya and Rosalie De month spent at Orchards, Wash ington, with their grandparents, r. and Mrs. Louis DeGrande and Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hansen. Dinner The Mt. Carmcl Altar Society of Chiloquin is sponsoring Vacation The Rev. and Mrs. Edmund Stanton and son. Wesley, left for Washington a week ago where he attended' a pastor's school. He returned Sunday to Chiloquin to perform a marriage ceremony and returned to Wash ington where they will visit rela tives. Major Surgery was given Mrs. Frank DiUlio of Chiloquin Monday afternoon at Klamath Valley Hos pital where she1 will remain for the rest of this week. DiUlio has been the high school coach but this year will be on the faculty in a different capacity. From Hlllsboro Sally and Billy Swanson, formerly of Chiloquin, are visiting friends there for two weeks. - Minister Visits The Rev. and Mrs. Ellcry Echlln and family were Chiloquin guests Monday on their return from vacation in Cali fornia. They left their children, De los. Marilyn and Dennis, to visit with friends for a week. Mother Recovering Mr. and Mrs. Jarvey Riddle are home from Sweet Home where they were called by the Illness of his mother who is not home from the hos pital. .."'. Traveling Mrs. Marion Barnes nnd Mrs. Rose Lux left today for Dunsmuir where they will visit with Mrs. Barnes' daughter,' Mrs, W. L, Garriott and family. Called to Eugene Mr. and Mrs; Rex Gritcmaker of Macdoel. were called to Eugene by the death Sun day of his mother, Mrs. Mary Gritsmaker. who was 18. Funeral services were held Wednesday. William Gritzmaker returned home with his son for a visit of several weeks. Mardoel Jerry Sheldon, grand son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Dieter, is back in the United States after IS months in Germany. . Mrs. Martha Brannan of Mac doel observed her 81st birthday an, niversary at Butte Creek recently with all of her children present. Attending were Mr. and Mrs- R. H. Brannan of Las Ayette. California L. T. Brannan of Concord, Cali fornia: Clara Hastings of Dixon, California; Mable Kerns of Oak land, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laws and Skip and Stephen of Concord, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Burkhart and Mrs. Irene Todorvic of Dorris, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whltt of Mac doel, Haying Picnlo at the John O'Neil ranch at Eastside Sunday -was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Phil Barry and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lee O'Neil and family; Mrs. Pearl Kelso and Mae, Dickie Cooper, Jim Wells, Alt Smith and Rod Roderkirchen. Eastside The community was saddened by news of the death of Jackie Siteman at the Vernon ranch where they were visiting from their home at National City, California. Mrs. Siteman was for merly Betty Cogburn and had vis ited at the homes of uncles here, Will Vernon and Earl Cogburn. Vacationing Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Brown, Mrs. Ivan Pankey and her son Ivan left August 2 for Canada where they will vacation for two weeks. 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CITY BRIEFS Meeting . of the Aloha Social Club, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet at the home of Mrs. Alva Oldham, 1720 Eldorado, for a potluck luncheon. Friday, Au gust 5. Members attending are to take their own table service. Host esses will be Rena Oldham, Letlia Murphy and Martha Powell. Visitors Dr. and Mrs. Richard Sinclair and their three children. Randy, Richard and Meridlth of Seaside are guests at the home of Mrs. Sinclair's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Siemens of Eldorado street. Cone Home Joan Clark. Van couver. B.C. who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Low had returned home. Away Dr. W. F. Dean. Klam ath Falls is attending a post grad uate short course at the University ot Oregon Dental School in Port land tills week. He is one of 36 practising dentists of the North west enrolled for a six-day ad vanced study in oral surgery. In structor is Col. Robert B. Shlra, chief of oral surgery at Walter Reed Army Hospital, Washington, D.C. Dr. Dean is a graduate of the Oregon Dental school. Church Picnic The Congrega tional Church picnic will be held Sunday at Collier Park after the U a.m. worship service. Each lam Hy Is asked to bring one meat and other dish and eating utensils. Coffee and cold drinks will be provided. All members r-t1 friends are Invited. DAV Meeting The Disabled American Veterans, Auxiliary, Unit 12, will bold a regular meet Ing at the Knights of Columbus Hail Friday at 8 p.m. New offi cers will preside. Don't Pack a Lunch because you can buy your picnic dinner at Moore Park Sunday, August 14, when the Republicans hold their annual picnic. Lunch will atart about 1 p.m. Wendell Wyatt, of Astoria, chairman of the state Re publican Central Committee, will be here to meet the Klamath, group. '55 CHEVROLET '1845 DUGAN & MEST 410 So. 6th rh. 4113 For Lease Immediate occupancy. Well located business buildlnf, close-in, corner So. tf estd Oak. Well built brick build ing. Reasonable rent. Phone 5577. 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