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MONDAY, OCTOBER 10 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE CITY BRIEFS Meeiinr Rebekah Social Club rviU meet at the IOOP Hall Wed fUl meet at the IOOF Hall Wednes day, starting with potluclc at 12:30 noon. Following a short business meeting, pinochle will be played. Members and friends invited. ' Tuesday Fairhaven Parents Patron Club will meet Tuesday evening In the school gym at 1:30 p m. It will be Achievement Wight for 4-H clubs of Fairhaven and Lindley Heights. A United Fund speaker will talk briefly. Correction In Sunday's paper, under tne Telling the Editor col umn, the letter regarding the TV set for the nursing home should have been signed by Mrs. C. D. Groves, not Mrs. W. J. Groves as published. For any further Infor- mation those Interested are urged to call 6992. To Give Dinner The Methodist Youth Fellowship of the First . Methodist Church will serve a ham dinner from 5:30-1 p.m. tomorrow at the church. Following the din ner there will be entertainment. Open to the public. Graduates Gail G. Gardner, SN, U.S. Navy, son of Mrs. Fay Fappin, Rt. 3, Box 1062, Klamath Falls, was graduated recently from the fire control technicians FChool aboard the U.S. Naval Training Center, San Diego, Call fornia. His next duty station will be the USS Watts. Gardner grad uated from Klamath Union High School prior to his entrance into lhe Navy In July, 1954, for medical care for her eyes. She also visited sister, Mrs. Johnson and Berkeley and Mrs. Mo Nee at San Francisco. Improving Charles E. Drew Is making a satisfectory convalesc ence from recent majcr. surgery at Klamath Valley Hospital. , Gone Mrs. Robert Merchant, the former Marilyn Morgan, has gone to England following a visit here with her aunts Mrs. William Melhase, Mrs. Cleo Dunlap and Mrs. Alpha Phelps and an uncle, William Howie and Mrs. Howie. She will join her husband,, serv ing in England wiih the mer chant marine, after ' spending a year in the state with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Mor gan, former residents of Klamath Falls. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Don Mas- set of Harbor,- Oregon, were re cent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Tworek. Chamber Meeting Frank Tuck er, manager of the Klamath Coun ty Chamber of Commerce, re turned Sunday from Eugene where he attended the annual meeting of the chamber executives of Oregon. The meetings were held October 1 and 8. Home Dr. Margaret K. Greg ory, 2115 Orchard Avenue, has re turned from an around the world trip made by air. -'The journey took three months and she visited many of the interesting spots on the itinerary. Academy of Friendship Women of the Moose, Chapter 467, will meet Tuesday, October 11, at 8 p.m. at the Moose Hall, 1010 Pine Street. There will be a discus sion on the bazaar. Meeting of the Happy Hour Club Tuesday, October 11, 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Fred Kofer, 1611 Cross Street. Neighbors of Woodcraft wishing to make reservations for the din ner October 17 in honor of the grand guardian, pnone' Mrs. C. O. Dryden, 3280. Sojourners will meet at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Ociober 12, in the Paul Bunyan Room of the Wil lard Hotel for a fall business meet ing followed by cards. A new series of bridge lessons will start. All new comers in the city are invited to attend this meeting. Regular Meeting of the Esther Circle of Immanuel Baptist Church will be held Tuesday, October 11, at 7:30 p.m. in the church basement. BASIN BRIEFS Mri. Ed Nelson of San Fran. Cisco anlved in Hildebrand Fri day anoV is the houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Drew. on the United Fund and a con servation film on Beaver Valley followed by refreshments. Gone Pvt. Charles 8. Sullivan. Hunting near Dairy over the J son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sulll- weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Church -Meeting The Esther Circle of the Immanuel Baptist Church will hold its regular meet ing Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the church, Eleventh and High streets. All young married women are welcome. Charles E. Drew has returned home from Klamath Valley Hos pital where he underwent major surgery 10 days ago. He Is con valescing satisfactorily. Modoc Council Women To Meet ALTURAS The Modoc Council of Republican Women will hold a no-host dir.nor meeting at the Pio neer Inn Tuesday, October 11, at H p.m. Among those on the committee !re Edna Fee, Fort Bidwell, Leo na Cambron. EegleviUe. Ester Erwin, Cednrvillc: Marian Shell- grain, Alturas, and Bernadine Van Loan of Likely. Sewing There Is a place for three more members in the chil dren's sewing course which will be instructed by Clara Shapard of the KUHS staff. The first class in the course will meet at 7 o'clock tonight in Room 106, KUHS. Visitors The "Reno Racketeers," a well-known Western dance band and TV artists currently featured at Lake Tahoe, were Klamath Falls visitors last week. The group of six visited relatives in the Stew art Lennox district, Keno and Shady Pine and gave a concert for the residents of Mrs. Howe's Rest Home at Shady Pine. . HomV'-- .D'r and Mrs. E. M. Causey .returned recently from a - two weeks' speaking trip to North Texas which was followed by a visit with relatives and friends in Mississippi, Alabama and Louisi ana. On the trip south, they were accompanied by Reina Hurlbut and their son Marlin Causey who bnth enrolled at Howard Payne Baptist College at Brownwood, Meeting of the Altamont PTA Tuesday, October 11, at 2:40 p.m. in the Altamont Elementary School gym. Dr, Robert Payne will speak on the Salk vaccine. Baby sitters will be provided. Refreshments will be served by fourth grade mothers, FIVE KILLED SAPPORO, Japan w Five miners were killed, 22 others in jured and trapped Monday in a coal explosion and cavern at near by Akahira, the newspaper Asahi said. Some 200 men were digging frantically In an effort to rescue the trapped men, Asahl said. SGT. HAROLD MORTS is taking over as Marine Corps recruiter in Klamath Falls ef fective October 20. A mem. ber of the Marine Corps for six and one half years, he has served for the past year as recruiter in Salem. MSgt. Charles A. West, the present recruiter, will transfer to the First Marine Division at Camp Pendleton, California.' (Puge) Helron of Medtord, as guests of her brother, Orlin Mc Cumber. i ONf Nelson of Dairy was taken to Hillside Hospital last week for medical care. Pledged Carol McLane, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Mc Lane of Lakevicw, pledged Sigma Kappa at Oregon State College, at the close of Jan rush wees. At Eugene i Two members of the Lakeview High School Sage brush Echo stall, Philip Wilbur, editor, and Judith Laird, mana ger, attended the 29th annual Ore gon high school press conference at Eugene over the weekena. 11 van, Olcne, who nas na boot training In the Army at Fort Ord will be stationed at rort Bliss, Texas. He ha been on leave here lor two weeks. Chaiu-e The shower to be given for Patricia Ann Burk, bride of Stanley Masten, on Tuesday evening, October 11, at S p.m. will be in the Olene Community Hall1 instead of the Poe Valley Hall as previously planned. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Miller, who have spent the sum mcr at Anchorage, Alaska, are guests of Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Beaudry, Olene. The Miller home Is at Yakima. Stab Wound Not Felt" Milton Weston, resident at the Hart Hotel, was stabbed some time Saturday night while he was making the rounds of the taverns, Klamath Falls police reported to day. Weston reported the Incident Sun day morning, and told police that he, did not know who stabbed him or wnere ana wnen tne inciaeni occurred. He said he felt little pain, and discovered the cut when he found blood on his T-shirt Sun day morning. He told police that he had been wilh a group which had toured several bars and tav erns during the night. He was taken If) the Klamatb Valley Hospital for examination of his Injuries, which included a small stab wound on the chest. Appointed At an executive meeting of the Lake County Tu berculosis and Health Association on October 6, Mrs. T. R. Conn was appointed treasurer of the or ganization to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mrs. Luella Dana. Got Discharge Pfc. Donald A. Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Anderson of Modoc Point, is home nfter receiving his re lease from the Army at Fort Lew is. Washington. He had served in Germany for 17 months. Malln A drivers license ex aminer will be on duty at the lire hall Tuesday from noon to G p.m. The Klamath Falls offices will handle renewal licenses only on that date. Rummage Sale sponsored by the Midland Home Extension Unit, to be held Saturday. October 15 In the Emporium building on Main Street. There will he doming, all kinds of knick-knacks and other items for sale. For rummage pick up call Mrs. Joe Horsley, 8738, or Mrs. Audrey Ager, 4SdO. Lakeview FFA Boy To Moke Tour LAKEVIEW Daniel Dunham of Lakeview. one of four Oregon Future Farmers of America mem bers slated to receiye an Ameri can Fanner degree this year, twill attend the national FFA convention at Kansas -City this ' week. He is a former president of Oregon FFA and a member of the nominating committee for national otlicers. Two officers of lhe Lakeview FFA, Charles Vandcgaw, president itnH Rnv Kprrv. vice nresident are I with Dunham on the trip. . V Mretlne of the Midland Home Extension Unit Thursday, October 13, at Joan's Kitchen at the fair- arounds. The project will be "Dry Cleaning at Home." Meeting time Is 10:30 a.m. Mccilng of the Henley PTA Wednesduy, October 12. at 2:30 p.m. at the high school library. Meeting of the Keno Home Extension Unii at the home of Mrs. Leonard Ramsey Wednesday. October 12. 10:30 a.m. The project will be "Food For Entertaining." Potluck luncheon at noon. Keno PTA will meet Tues day, October 11, at 7:30 p.m. In the school. There will be a speaker Post Aux Slates Sale MERRILL A regular meeting of the Lost River Auxiliary to Post 4056 VFW was held Wednesday eve ning, October 9, in the Recreation Hall with President Pat Duncan, presiding. Grace Walker, chairman of the rummage sale, reported the same building used last year Is again available. It Is next door to the Ben Franklin store. Rummage may be taken In on October 13 and the sale will open the 14th. Marjorle Waldrlp was appointed chairman of the refreshment com mittee. Each two members who serve will continue to send a pack age of our adopted man at Camp White. Appointed to serve the Lions Club dinner on November 7 were Oer malne Shelton, Norma Wilson, June Orem, Ida Fleck, Lonnie Rat lift, Joan Trotman, and Mary Cath erine Walker. i October 19 will be a work meeting to complete the float for the Potato Festival parade. Marjorle Waldrlp and June Orem served refreshments to the 20 mem bers present. SERGEANT 'HAROLD V. RUGG, son of Mrs. Harriet Newman, 229 East Main Street, is now a geology stu dent at Oregon State College after receiving his discharge from the Army, where he served for about two years at a medical depot in Korea. Founders Day Meeting Set Klamath Falls Soroptimlst Club members will observe Founders Day at the next meeting of the club Thursday, October 13. during the noon luncheon at the Wlnema Hotel. A business meeting the same day will Include discussion of the fall conference to be held In Klamath Falls on October 22-23. Registration fee for the confer ence, S5, will include a Saturday night dinner and Sunday break last. The board of directors has vot ed to allow three annual nurses scholarships to be given to high school girl graduates in Klainaih County. Thelrna Henry made an appeal for clolhes and toys for children attending the school for the deaf at Salem where her daughter Sher malee Is a member of the faculty. Men's shirts are particularly needed to use for protection of clothing of children 3-4-5 years of age. Living otiarters and food are ex cellent Mrs. Henry stated but there Is no provision in the school budg et for clothing and toys. The kin dergarten room Is provided only with two small chairs made of orange crate- and a homemade table. Three children from Klam alh Falls are registered at the school. Minnie Buries gave book re view. Aunt Maine. 8he was Intro duced by Pat Klrkpatrlck, pro gram ' chairman. Alma Mullls brought the gift which went to President Den a. Backes, who presided at the meet ing. . FINED Louis J. Prevost, 433 North , Tenth Street, was fined 10 today for following too closely in an ac cident on South Sixth at East Main yesterday evening. An auto driven by Prevost rammed the rear of a pickup driv en by Willis C. Little. Little bad stopped for the traffic light at the intersection. The accident occurred at 7:40 p.m. r aspirh A jjjOUGHPBOOjl FAST RELIEFl for Muscle I Pain I 100 TAIIETS 49t CRASH VIENNA, Austria lB A Yugo slav airliner crashed and burned In the Vienna woods Monday with 29 persons aboard. First reports from the scene said at least three per sons perished Trwklei wM CtTTOW UP NWHTS Petal h IACK, HIPS, IMS TkMhMis, 10SS Of VrW If you are a vlttlm of these symp toms thn your troubles may be traced to Glandular Inflammation. 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