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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1955)
"PAGE TWELVE HEHALD AND NKW.S. KTAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1955 BASIN BRIEFS To Speak Judge David R. Van denberg will be the featured speak er at (be Fifty Dollar Dinner" et the Presbyterian Educational Building at Lake view on Friday, August 19 at 7 o clock. tiki Picnic Over 100 Lakeview Elks and their families attended he annual picnic at the Elks pic nic grounds on Salt Creek on Sun day afternoon, William Arzncr and Kelt Gunther co-chairmanned the alfair. Entertains Mi a. E. L. Tatio en tertained the members of the Lake view Rebekah Teacup Club on Frl dav, Aucubi 12 at 7:30 p.m. with a lawn party at Mis. Robert Weir Br.'a back yard. Mrs. Sylvia Ab ramson was a guest. Visiting Ann McKlnney. daiiRh ter of Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Mc Klnney of Berkeley. Calilornia, is (pending the summer months visit ing her grandlather, T. 8. McK.in-1 ney at Lakeview. soon to join the boy's father for two yeats w Newfoundland. Movinr Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray have sold their lanch lu Langeil Valley and plan to go to British Columbia. Buas and Charles Kilgore have leased their ranch in Upper Langeil Valley to Stanley Johnson and are lu Can ada. Ranald McHarry of Tulelake Is spending week with the Maurice Spillane family of Langeil Valley. Fred Kueck Is driving mail this week while Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pepple of Bonanza and her sister, Oeorgia Sealotf of Seattle, spend a week at Depoe Bay. Visiting in Bonanza to see her new gianddaughter. Mary Ann Bold, is Mrs. Christine McCorm ick. She will teach at North Bend again this year. Sprajue River Pvt. A. V. Peter- I son, son of Art Peterson, local Vacationing Mr. and Mrs. John I rancher, has been transferred to Blcir and Jimmy and Marjoiie o!:Fort Biagg, North Carolina from CITY BRIEFS Lakeview are leaving Thursday for a week's vacation. Crater Lake, the Oregon Caves, the Red woods and points of interest on the Oregon Coast are Included in their itinerary. . Jrom California Mrs. Fred Paulsen and two young sons ot San Mateo, California are spend in several weeks visiting her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Feslcr at Lakeview, I'ranium Display A featured display In the Marlus Theater lob by at Lakeview is a showcase ol uranium specimens from the White King and Lucky Lass mines, min ing books, ana geigi-r uuumciB. marline Monday and showing through Thursday, an educational leaturo. "Uranium Fever," will be shown with the main movie, an nounces Bob Alger, manager. Mailed Over 400 copies of the Lake County Fair and Roundup 1955 premium list were mailed Monday from the county anent's office at Lakeview. Dates for the 38th, annual fair are September 3-. Mrs. Marie Kallna returned to Malm August 8 after three weeks in and around Chicago. She was accompanied by Mrs. Thomas Bee var ot Portland. Home lo Malin on August 4 were Mrs. Walter Stastny and daughters Jean and Louise who left July 6 to visit Mrs. Staslny's par ents, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Pond at Fayetteville, Arkansas, and a, sis ter, Thelma Fond, at Tulsa. Meeting The Foe Valley Grange will meet Wednesday, August 17, t the Rex High home. A potluck picnic supper will precede the bus iness meeting. Members are asked to bring potluck and table service. Bonama Mr. and Mrs. Bob Col oh an h&vo purchased a 41-foot trail er house with two bedrooms and ere Jiving at Soda Springs, Cali fornia, where he is running a aleam shovel on construction work During the winter hei will take his wile and two children to Aiarys ville to lire, ' Join Husband Mrs. Howard Koertie bas arrived in Germany with her husband. He is the son of Mrs, Ted Carnes of Bonanza mi she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Brunten of Foe Valley. The weekend after her ar rival, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dixon and Irwin Ritter. all of Bonanza, Joined them for a visit. The boys are stationed within 60 miles of each other. Langfll Valley Mm. George Thurman came from Richmond to visit her brother, F. W. Brown of Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, He lias not been home since joining the Army in February but expects leave at Christmastime Teachers Melda and Myrna Chandler. daughters of Mrs. Charles Burroughs of Sprague Riv er, returned last weekend from Ashland where they each earned 12 hours of credit during eight weeks summer school. Melda re ceived her B.S. degree in educa tion. Both sisters will return to teaching Jobs alter a brief time at home. Weekend Mr. and Mis. Wayne Varnum and children, John, Lynn and Conley, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mnnn Varnum at Sprague River. The younger Varnums moved to Dunsmuir last June. Mrs. Phil Hunt and children of Portland came to Bonanza Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Stewart. Mrs. Hunt will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Becli- doldt for two weeks. Mri. John MrCall of Sweet Home Is spending seveial days with Mrs. J. E. House of Langeil Valley. Reunion Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bur nett and Maria and Monte of Lan geil Valley attended a family re union at Eagle Point August 14, stopping to sec her father, Lester Pinelli, at Medford. Home Mis. Lloyd Crawford of Langeil Valley Is home from visiting her daughter at Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith are visiting her from Arabia. Bonanza Mrs. George Simmons and son of Canyonville are spend ing a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dixon ot Bonanza. John Welmer returned home to Langeil Valley from Riddle with Mrs. John Brown and Mrs. Jack Welmer who spent the weekend with Ihe Russell Weimers. Ronanna Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jones picnicked at Ashland with relatives Sunday and took their grandchildren. Sherry Marcbant and Stevle Jones back home. Liquor Charge Sentence Given Carl Brown, 21-year-old Beattv ranch worker, was in the county Jail Tuesday serving a 60-day sen tence for selling alcoholic liquor to minors. According lo Deputy Sheriff Woody Joe, Brown provided beer for three teen-agers. The tail sentence was imposed on Langeil Valley and take her son. Brown by District Judge D. E. Van Wayne, home alter his two weeks' Vnctor who also assessed a $250 visit. Tlie Thurmans will leave I line. 23 1exM Ago- Mondoy, Augmt 15, 1932 Mr. ond Mrs. Arthur Bromholl ore Ihe porcnls ot twin boy, born at their home ot Hoger station, July 31. Each of the babies weighed 4 Vi pounds, and have been named Arthur Wallace ond Joieph Neil tor their father and grandfather. Tuaiday, Auguit 16, 1932 A regular tiling system tor regis tralion ot unemployed women in the cily hos been installed by Mrs. Lena Dcnni,, who has been appointed by the women's relief division to lake charge of this work. Mrs. Dennis' oflices arc at her home at 103 Pine street, and her hours lor filing registrants ore fiom Sam. until noon every day. Wednesdoy, August 17, 1932 Mrs. D Dolla Costa, daughter Anno and son Louis, ot 2044 While avenue, returned home late Wednesday trom Weed, Calif., whetc they visited friends and relatives during the past week Miss Carman Costa re mained in Weed and will return home bunday. Thursday, Auguit 18, 1932 A liobv boy as born at Portland bunday nijlit lo Mi. and Mrs. Oscar A. Killiedge, of Silver Lake, who oie wrll known heir The haby weighed '4 pound., and was named Wilt.am Alfred Mrs Kittredce was tormeriy Josephine Meissner nf Klamoth Falls fridoy, Auguit 19, 1932 Dr George H. Adler announced inday that he will seek election in Novemtier os coroner ot Klomalh county. He will run as on independent, opposing Earl Whitlock, Republican ond Democratic nominee, and incum. bent Saturday, Auguit 20, 1932 Miss Helen Sb.ie was hostess to o gioup of the younger set at a bridge evening Tuesday ot her home on Washington street Lote summer flowers were used for decorotions and a delightful supper was served fol lowing the ploy. Meetlnj The Lost River Gar den Club will meet August 23 with Mrs. James Hammond. Mrs. Glenn Raskins will be co-hostess. A daf fodil horticulture paper written by Mrs. Dale West will be studied. Members please bring names and information on new daffodils in their gardens. Sagebrush Stumpers square dance club will dance in the Joe Glodoskl barn, 2600 Hillyard Ave nue, Wednesday, August 17 at S pm. Bill Mayhew will call. All square dancers welcome. Meeting for all women bowlers interested in bowling in the Al' ley Cat League. Sunday, August 21 at 7 p m. al the Lucky Lanes Al leys on South Sixth Street, Be ginners are also welcome. New Owners of the Malin Inn, Malin. Oregon are Mike and Beu- lah Began, former residents of Klamath Falls and former steward and stewardess of the Klamath Yacht Club. The business was bought from Van Holdcn. Mr, and Mrs. Regan have moved to Malin Visitors Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Dwyer, 442 Michigan Avenue were Mr. and Mrs. R. M. woodward oi Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Wes ley Franklin and daughter, Debra, of Redwood City, California. Mar jorie Dwyer returned to her du ties in Providence- Hospital in Portland after spending the past two weeks with her parents. Klamath Lutheran The Klamath Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet to night at 8 o'clock. Devotions will be by Inger Schultz. The Priscilla Circle will present Ihe program consisting of literature and read ing. A violin solo will be present ed by Rudy Lehman. Hostesses for the evening are Mrs. John Larson and Mrs. Carl Carlson. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Martin McGrath and son Allen, Lakeview are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Llnman, 39 Nevada Avenue. The family is spending several days at the Llnman summer home at Lake of the Woods. The men are cousins. Cards Mrs. Anna Shnfcr will entertain at cards at her home, 632 Roseway Drive, Wednesday, August 17 at 8 p.m. All Fast Or acles are Invited to attend. Party Members of the NAACP will entertain Sunday afternoon, August 21 from 2 to 5 p.m. at an Ice cream social at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Nnmnn Price, 605 Commercial Street. There will be a nominal charge, funds to go to the NAACP. The public is invited Change Place of the annual meeting of the Klamath County Chapter, American Red Cross has been changed from the upstairs lec ture room in the county library to the downstnirs main reading room. The meeting tonight will be for election of officers and members of the board of directors. Refresh ments will be served by Red Cross canteen workers. AH volun teers in Red Cross and other mm Will Men Accused By Witness SINGAPORE A deaf and' aumo witness identified two Singa pore men Tuesday as members ol a mob which killed an American newsman last May 12. Ordered to stand trial were Ong Ah Too, a truck driver, and Sup piah Subramaniam. unemployed. They were charged with being members of an unlawful assembly that resulted In the r.Iaying ol Gene Symonds, 29, southeast Asia manager lor the United vress, and three other persons. The mob was demonstrating in support 'of a bus strike. Symonds went to the scene to cover it and was beaten and kicked to death. The mute witness, Lim Yen Lin. testified at a preliminary hearing He identi- Ong and Suppiah reserved their man who j defense for the regular trial sched- watch after uled at the next session of the as- the American had been beaten. through an interpreter, fied Suppiah as the pulled off Symonds sizes court. 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