THURSDAY. AUGUST 25. 1355
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
BASIN BRIEFS
Pally Roark of Brawley, Cali-.ent spent Sunday in Bonanza with
iornw, is visiting ner cousin, iwr-i.ne Jimmy Die laniuy.
omy Keiieson 01 Bonanza ana will
visit her grandparents. Mi', and
Mrs. Jim Roark of Modoc Point.
Dorene Lindsay left Tuesday
lor Oakhursi to meet Maxine Adair
of Houston. Texas, and Diane
Stiles of Denver and bring them
home to Bonanza for a visit.
Visitors at the Snndle Romt
vedts of Langell Valley are Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Romtvedt itheir
son) and family of Illinois and
Mr. and Mrs. Einal Kjesbu of Bon
don. Mr. and Mrs. David Romt
vedt and children of Klamath
Falls joined them Sunday.
Illness of her daughter, Mrs.
Carolyn - Felch. called Mrs. Enos
Bland to Montgomery Creek, Cali
fornia, Tuesday. Little Debbie
Bland Is staying with Mrs. Claude
Brown in Bonanza while her moth
er is away.
Error Members of the auxiliary
of the Tulelake Post, Jo. 70'J
VFW, are to contribute cakes for
theBarley Queen's Ball to be held
in the American Legion Hall on
September 2 instead of members
of the Legion Auxiliary. Plans for
the contribution of cakes and lor a
booth at the Tulelake-Butte Valley
Fair on September 4-3-6 were made
bt the August IS meeting of the
VFW Auxiliary.
Mrs. Don Rice returned to her
home near Bonanza August 19. She
had accompanied her brother, John
B. Thomas, of The Dalles, to Fair
mont, Minnesota, where he and
Jean Lucus were married. Mrs.
Rice appeared on McNeil's break
fast club in Chicago. Her hus
band's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George C. Rice of Portland look
care of her family during her ab
sence. Last Week Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Noble and three daughters of Lan
gell Valley were in Mediord where
Noble was on jury duty.
Bonanza Mr. and Mrs. Benson
Dixon took their daughter, Mrs.
George Simmons and her son home
to Canyonville last weekend,
Mrs. Fay Lawson and Donna of
Ashland and Rose Murray of Tal-
Big Crowd Approximately 15
persons attended the annual pot
luck supper at Bonanza Park Sat'
urday. Bob Schmor was general
chairman. He and Charles Dalton
donated berries for the shortcake
More than $50 was cleared for the
park fund. Next year the date will
not coinciue with the 4-ii fair.
Granddaughter Mr. and Mrs.
John Brown of Browns Variety
Store have a new granddaughter,
Juaniia Marie, born August 19 to
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wolfe (Mar
gy Brown; of Klamath Falls.
Judy Rjljio daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Ralph of Bonanza has
relumed from visiting her sister,
Ruth, at Portland. She plans to
attend teachers' college in San
Francisco. Betty Ralph left August
17 to visit her sister and family,
the Joe Chartrands, at St. Louis.
to North Bend where the will
teach sixth grade at Sunny Hill
School. She was the guest of Mrs.
May O'Keeffe and attended a pic
nic at the Russell Emery ranch.
Examiner A drivers license
examiner will be em duly at the
Chiloauin City Hall from 1 to 1
p.m. Friday. The Klamath Falls
office will handle renewal licenses
only on that date.
Fort Klamath The Altar Society
of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church of
Chiloquin will hoid its secono an
nual smorgasbord dinner Batur
day evening, August 27, from S:3C
to 8:30 p.m. in the c. I. club
house at Fort Klamath. Mrs. Loren
Miller Jr. Is general chairman.
Dance follows (open air) at 1:30
p.m. with local three-piece orches-
Ira. public invited to both affairs.
Portland The Pacifio Interna-
tlonal Livestock Exposition will be
held October 16-22 in Portland.
Sick Son Mrs. Bill Wiest of
Chiloquin is at Tigard, the former
family home, to get medical atten
tion for one of the family's four
voung sons. The Wiests moved to
Chiloquin when he accepted a job
as assistant on the Indian adult
Visits Sister Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Spsur of Bishop, California, are
visiting his sister and family, the I education program
u. u. jonnsons. ounaay guests
their Bonanza home were Mr. ana' Santa Rosa Guests Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Williams and family .of !Mrs, Norman Pohll and children
Mediord and Mr. and Mrs. wai-. returned home to California last
lace Spear
Francisco.
and family of San
To Medford Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Bechdoldt of Bonanza and their
daughter. Mrs. Phil Hunt of Port
land, took Bechdoldt's mother, Mrs.
Irene Bechdoldt. to Medford,
Wednesday to visit another son.
Jim McGee son of Mr. and
Mrs. F. E. McGee of Fort Rock
and Carol Lantz of Grants Pass
are spending a week at Fort Rock
before Jim reports for KUHS loot
ball practice Monday. He has
spent the summer at Bly employeo
by his brother, Donald, at Bly
Lumber (Jomptny.
Silver Lake Houseguests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Emery Uie past week
were Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Strick
land and Glenda and Russell of
Coos Bay. Russell Is extending his
visit lor another week.
Mrs. Esther Burris upper grade
teacher at Silver Lake School last
vear, returned last weekend to pick
up her stored belongings to move
weekend after visitinir his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter PohU at
Chiloquin.
Red Hat Day committee for
Lake County met at the court-
house Monday evening. Raymond
Johnson is chairman.
Leo Burgett Keno Road, arrived
home last weekend after military
duty in Germany for IS months,
His wife and small daughter had
made their home In Chiloquin with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Heglund, during his absence.
Leave Chiloquin Mrs. Edouard
Prlalux and son, Bill, are moving
next week to Eugene to make their
home with her brother, John Lott
They have purchased a home near
Four Cornets and Bill will be a
sophomore at Willamette High
School.
Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Horn of Bonanza are spending a
week at the coast. Mrs. Florence
Horn is acting postmaster during
her absence.
CITY BRIEFS
VUltlar Mrs. Minnie Barker
of Shady Cov. ha been visiting
her son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Lov Barker, 1W7 Melrose Avenue.
She will return home today.
Rally Day will be held by
the Fairhaven Horn Extension
Unit at Moore Park, Friday, Au
gust 36, at 11 a.m. Potluck lunch.
Bring table service. Everyone wel
come.
Auxiliary The Ladles Auxil
iary, FOR will have an initiatory
meeting Friday, August zt, s p.m.
at the Eagls's Hall. Officers art
requested to wear formats.
Garden Club The Klamath
Falls Garden Club will hold a
board meeting at the city library
clubroom Friday, August 26 at 10
a.m.
Laaviflc Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Gallup, manager of the World Wide
Travel Bureau are leaving August
26 by United Air Lines for Port
land where they will attend a
three-day meeting of Pan Ameri-
can Airlines. They will return on
West Coast.
Band Rehearsal at Klamath
Union High School tonight at 7
o'clock. All former band members
snd new people interested in band
should report to LaMar K. Jensen,
band director. Those who need
school instruments report at 6:30
p.m.
Royal Neighbors of America
will meet Friday, August 26 in the
KC Hsll for a homecoming meet
ing. Officers will wear formats.
Several 24-year membership pins
will be presented. There will be
guests from Bend, entertainment
and refreshments after the meeting.
Guests Mr. and Mrs. Msrlon
Gallup of the World Wide Travel
Bureau have had as guests, Gal-!
lup's sister and brother-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Carlson, snd
friends Mr. snd Mrs. Wnltcr Pear
son. Crescent, Iowa. They have
also visited Marlon Oallup's twin
brother, George Mel Gallup and
family, Klamath Falls.
Regular Meetinr of the Mt.
Mazaina Toastinislress Club,
Thursday, August 26 at 6:30 p.m.
at the home of Blanche Petroff
for a potluck supper. Take rum
mage for the sale on Friday and
Saturday, August 26-27, to be held
in the Pelican Theater building.
FOR SALE
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