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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1955)
TUSEDXY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1955 HKKALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH tALLS, OKaiON PAGK MMt BASIN BRIEFS Atteadlag-Hh Old Bohoolmatet . 4 to I p.m. September M. Upper, dub meeting at the heme ot Mrs. classmen U1 register September uiirired Garrett at Fort euamato zt, on Friday waa Mn. c. M. Kirk patitclc Sr., and her sister, Mra. Emma Wilson of Malin. The Oc tober meeting will be held at the home of Mra. Fred Peterson in Klamath Falls. Ta Meet Shasta PTA executive board will meet at 1:30 p.m. to. morrow at the Shasta School. a F. Chatham of Walla Walla i sDenduig a few weeiia at the home ot his daughter, Mrs. Edwin Stastny. east o! Malin. Portland Mrs. Joe Polucek 0( taneell Valley recently visited MrMinnviUe and Portland. She was the guest of the Louis Suiters. (ormer Langeu vaney resinema Veiling the Ted Rowclllfea in i nKell Valley have been Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bean ol Manhattan Beach, California. , Sandra Lindsay left Langell vllev Friday for her junior year at Reed College, Portland. Her mother, brother and herself cently returned from Berkeley af ter taking uieir guest, dean crow ers, home. Phoned Mr. and Mrs. Lester Leavitt of Bonanza receivea II nhone call from their son. Calvin Friday. He has been stationed with the Navy in the Hawaiian Islands since May. 1354. ana naa a ween- end at Alameda Air Base. He said he would spend Friday night and Saturday with his sisters, Mary Anne Leavitt and Mrs. Pete t Hodges in Sacramento. Great Grandchild Mary Anne Keerin was born September & to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver (Audrey John son) Keerin of John Day. Her preal grandmother is Mrs. Ruby Brown of Bonanza. Poe Valley The Poe Valley Oranee will hold a regular meet ing Wednesday, September 31, at 8 p.m. Cooking Mrs. Rachel Lisle of Plush is working as cook for the combine crews at Schwartz and Callahan ranch near Sprague River for her second season. Sprague River Mr. and Mrs George F. Sisco of Orovllle, Cali fornia, spent the past week visit' ing their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold sisco ana -monin- old Marvin. Expected this week at the home of Mrs. Sylvan crume, sprague River is her daughter-in-law, Mrs, Herbert Snell of 3ody, Wyoming. Weekend Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Barney at Sprague River included Mrs Barney's mother, Mrs. Lee Curtis of Reno; her grandparents, Mi and Mrs. Walter Schmidt of Red ding; her aunt, Eleanor Cabatan, Redding, and Mr. and Mrs. Les ter swaggert of Eugene. Visiting Former Lakevlew res idents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Wall of Los Angeles, spent the weekend in Lakevlew visiting with friends. In the '30s, Wall was Lake County school superintendent.- He is now with the civil aeronautics1 administration. Guild U Meet St. Barnabas Guild of Langell Valley will me'. at 1 p.m. Thursday at the home of Virginia Thomas in Bonanza. New Enlistee Jerry O. Oliver, son of Mr. and Mra. Sandera B. Oliver of Malln. is taking basic training at Fort ord, cawornia after his recent enlistment In th army. Prior to entering the army, he attended Malln High School. Ac cording to Sgt. Daniel D. Perry. local recruiter, ne cnose ine in fantry under a new army pro gram wnere regular armj uii.i ees may select their branch or career field. ' Cattlemen's Meeting Donald Hotchklss and Robert Weir Jr. of Lakevlew will attend the Oregon Cattlemen's Association executive meeting on September 28 at Prineville. Hotchkiss serves as one of the second vice presidents of the association and weir is member of the executive board. Transferred Don Combs, who has been employed at Summer Lake by the Oregon State Game Commission, has been transferred to Sauvles Island near Portland and has ! family. moved there with bis r "H rhinre Rav Crider. former as sistant manager of the Bank of America, Tulelake for the last 14 months has resigned and has moved to central California. He has been replaced by Norman Chrlstensen who has been trans ferred from Alturaa. Christensan reported SeptemOer 11. ne was accompanied to Tulelake by his wile and young son, according to Kenneth Clark, manager. invitations have been Issued by the Tulelake Business ano rroies cinxai women's Club to a spag hetti dinner at 7 p.m. September 26 in the high school. Malta Charles V. Dobry Jr., nn nf Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. nohrv of Malln. left lor Port Hue- neme on September 'after a 30 day leave He waa accompanied home by Glenn Haddock, son of Mr nri Mrs. Hugh R. -Haddock of Klamath Falls. Doory naa neen Instructor on the pistol range aim to nnw in charge 01 we dimmiih crew with MCB3, the outfit that broke all earth moving records) during the construction season of 1062-53. ; Tulelake The Tulelake teachers and ministers reception will oe given by tne iccai scnuvi church groups at 8 p.m., Thurs day, September 33. at th Masonic Hall. Rummage Sale - The Tulelake. Elementary PTA plans to nom a rummage sale uctooer i, . 23. Donations of clothing. Jewelry and household furnishings will be collected early In October, accord ing to Evelyn scnweigen, pub licity chairman. Merrill Mrs. Mina Mitchell Of Wappapello, Missouri, is visiting at the home of her son, AtoMO Hodges ana tamuy at p. ii. n Service will be held Sunday, September 38, at the MM. rill Presbyterian Church. The call, dren 'of the Sunday School will meet with the regular congrega- tion at the 11 a.m. aervice. f ' Home Jimmy Guerin arrived home at Dairy Saturday from Kansas where M was called by the death of his mother. Jan Clark-left Hildebrand Sun day for the Untvevslty of Oregon at Eugene after spending vaca. tion with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Bell. Ill Mrs. Charles Boroughs of Sprague River has received word that her son, Cpl. Maurice Chandr ler is ill in a hospital In Germany. Bob Wilson who has operated the Dairy Garage for several months, left Saturday for Lake-view. ROMANTIC PLAYER ol tan- timental songs, Bill Flannigan, is on of tri fop favorites with Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians du Satur day night at th Exhibit Building, Klamath County Fairgrounds. Lombardo will make only two Oregon stops Klamath Falls and Portland. Th famous musical group was booked hr by Solely Evans. " CITY BHIEFS gewtag Anyone Interested In Joining a class la children's cloth ing la asked to meat la Room 106 KUHS, at 1 p.m., Monday. Octo ber 1. For further information, call th Vocational Office, ISM, during office houra. or Clara Shepard, 3-0141, after I p.m. VMtlnn The circles of Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church will meet Monday avenlng. septemeer 36, at 1:30 p.m. Beattie Circle will meet at tn noma ot aire, isomer Koertle. 8805 Independence Ave nue: Moser Circle, at tha home of Mrs. Darren Potter, 3438 Au tumn Avenue: Travallle Circle, at th home ot Mrs. seyior niga in Poe Valley. Meellar Th Forayth Circle of the Peace Memorial Preabyter- lan Church will meet Friday, Bep- tember- 33, at in noma Ol aare. Vera Peugh. 3186 Harlan Drive, beginning with dessert at noon. Deasert Meeting The Friend ship Club will meet at 1 p.m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. H. W. Petrlck, til Prospect Street, for a dessert. New Enllsleo Fred C. Moor, man, 11. son of Mr. and Mra. Fred W. Moorman, 2314 South Sixth Street, recently enlisted in the Army, and la . taking basic training at Part Org, California. Following thu) training, he will take ilrbom training tt Fort Campbell, Kentucky. He attended Chlloquln and Klamath Union high schools, and waa on the freshman football team at Chlloquln. . Altar Saelety A regular meet ing of the St. Mary's Altar So ciety will be held Wednesday In the Stored Heart Parish Hall. A potluck lunch at 1 p.m. will pre cede th meeting. Air Reaervn Flight B, of the tilth Air R .-serve Squaoron, win meet Wednesday at t p.m. In the Fluhrer'a Bakery Building on Broad Street, Meet Ttday Ttie Klamath Lutheran League will meet at t p.m. today, program will be con ducted by th Luther League. Host ewea are Mrs. Ed Alt and Mra. Andrew Olson. Kxtensloa Meeting Klamath Fa Us extension unit will make plans for its next year' program at a meeting at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the YMCA. Program of the day will be on cooking for civilian de fense and a demonstration on the decoration ol candle by Mrs. J. P. Elmore. PttMaa Maura The Pythian Sister Lodg will meet Wednesday at I pm. la th IOOF Hall. All membera era urged to tltand. Far East Charles O. Brad ford, seamaa, USN. son of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Bradford, 3183 Dia mond, and Jamea A. Hand, sea man. USN. son of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Hand. Route 3, Box 41. all ot Klamath Falls, left In Au gust aboard th escort destroyer LSS Philip for a tcur ot fluty in the Far East. Th Philip, de signed for anti-submarine warfare, will visit ports In Japan, China. Formosa and the Philippines, ac cording to th Navy public Infor mation office. Meeting The library commit tee. Women of the Moose. Chap ter 467, la having a white ele phant aale at th meeting tonight at Moose Hall. 1010 Pine Street. Take whit elephants in a paper bag. . Meeting of the board of direc tors of Camp Fir Girls will be held at 1:30 tonight at th Camp Fir office. Parents and friends of Joseph Conger PTA are invited to attend the first meeting of the school year at get-aoquainted meeting at 3:36 p.m. Wednesday, Septem ber 31 at the school gymnasium. A film, "Mark of the Man," will be shown. There will be child car and refreshments. Wednesday Club ot St. Paul's Episcopal Church at the parish house g p.m. Wednesday, Septem ber 31 for a "Hello Party" and first meeting of the fall season. Henley PTA will meet Thurs day, September 33, 7:30 p.m. In the high school gymnasium. This meeting will be a reception for teachers. Child care will be pro- vioea. Roosevelt PTA will hold its-first evening meeting at 7:30 p.m. to night in the school auditorium. Tha meeting will be- opened by a Boy scout troop. Mrs. Gordon El llngson, president, will Introduce principal Oerald Oman who will Introduce th faculty ro be rs. The A and I folk dance club with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mayhew In charge will give several danc loutlnes. Following the program there will be room visitation and tea. in the cafeteria served by th seventh grade mothers. Rummage Sale Aloha Social Club, OES will hold a rummage sale Friday, September 30 and Saturday, October 1 at th Ma sonic Temple, 418 Klamath Avenue. If rummage pickup la needed please call 5689 or 3441. The tem ple will be open on Thursday, September 39 to receive rummage. Fairvlew PTA will meet on Thursday, September 23 at 3:18 In the school auditorium. There will be a teachers' reception and Introduction of new PTA officer followed by a tea hour In th cafe teria. Everyone la Invited. OHLMEYER RELEASED BONN, Oermany up) The Brit ish Tuesday released Fritz Ohl meyer, 68, from Werl Prison. His departure left 31 convicted Ger man war criminals still in the pris on. Ohln-eyer was originally con demned t death in 1948 for mis treating Allied nationals In the Wihlemsburg concentration camp. His sentence was later reduced to 15 years' Imprisonment. DANCE to th Music of th Starlithtar $., Spt. 24th. ARMORY ; Adnliiiea It High Sckl 7C-OTIhad.'36 A Son Roch Boyd, first child Frnhimn n.v. will he held of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd D. Taver- &fnthpr 00.23 fit finiitnprn nre. nier. was born September 17, gon College, Ashland. Check-in Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs- lime at the dormitories is from' D. Hoefier ot Miiaeorana. Mender, S.pt.mb.r 1, 1932 Miss Gertrude Toll of Merrill presided as hostess over on ofternoon of bridge t her home, Fridoy, in honor of her house guest, Mrs. Colvin Peyton, of Klomoth Foils. The Invited guests were Mesdomes Calvin Pey ton, W. F. Fruits, Fronk Bell, P. D. Lewis, L. Beok, G. H. Corleten, W. F. Jinnett, H. F. Tolle ond Mrs. Clarole Cheedle. 'Tuesday, September JO, 1933 Miss Katherine Wolton will present violin selections ond Miss Aogodt Frigoord will give vo cal numbers at the joint service elubs-ehomber of commerce first fall forum Thursday noon ot the Hotel Willerd. Mrs. Den Zumwolt will be accompanist for both Miss Wolton ond Miss Frigaard. Wednesday, September 21, 1932 Fred L. Houston, popular merchont in this city for many years, has accepted the man agership of the Herman's Men's Store, Inc., ot 833 Main Street, former locotion of the Klomoth Klothing Kompany, ac cording to onnouncement Tuesdoy. Thursday, September 12, 132 E. H. Bolsiger and Vernen Moore returned from o hunting trip Tuesdoy ofternoon with two four-point bucks which they shot ot sunrise, ust alter the season opened. Each of them got on of the bucks. Fridoy, September 23, 132 Mr. ond Mrs. Fred Goeller, nd son, Fred, Jr., left Thursday on an automobile trip t Port land, where they will spend several days. Saturday, September 24, 132 W. G. Hegelstein, connected with th Butte Volley Stole bonk of Darris, was business visitor in Klomoth Falls Fridoy. Hogelstein said all the mills in Derris were still operating full time, one running both day nd night. THE Insur Wi LIABILITY . FIRI Paul O. Landry V. T. Jehnioa D. U Thorns 419 Main Streat Phena 2-2326 AUTO PROPERTY k6 You're Invited! My itama it Larry Klahn, ana1 I'm astrtndina. a r tfial personal invitation ta all my frianti ane- tui tomar ta cama in ta laltlqar Matar Campany Friday, Sptmbr 23 and '56 Pard and Fsrd Trucks. 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