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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1955)
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN GRANGE NEWS Lightning Bolt Shakes Seattle ICOUIltY Flllld i Fred Crapo; Poe Valley-Olene, I Pine Grove, Mrs. Wilbur Roll ing : Langcll Valley, Mis. Ted Al bert. Bonama-Daliy. Mr. and Mrs. John Tolell; Bly, Mrs. Dave Camp bell: Fort Klamath-Crater Lake- West 8ide, Mrs. Myrtle Wlmer; GUchrlst-Crescent, O. R. Sample; Haskins, who la secret ry-aiin-ager of the Klamath Basin Orade "A" Milk Producers Aaaoeiatlo; has assumed the county, commas)! on behalf of the organisation, at the requeat of Wing Cemmetd.r Bob Bcacb. . . . rteno-woracn. Mrs. carl Kerns; Wocus; Shady Plne-Algoma, Mrs. Paul Buck: Chiloquln-Modoc Point Klamath Agency, John Heiibron ner; Beatty, Mrs. Laura Martin. 8EATTLE Ml A bolt Of light. The bolt coursed from the tree Chiefs Named MIDLAND Bjr Mayme Cammock All members of the Midland Grange are asked to be present for the October 19 meeting at the Henley Grange Hall when : vote will be taken on a site for the new Midland Grange Hall which will replace the building destroved bv ning which slashed down from the through the concrete foundation oI sky to spatter a poplar tree here Monday broke windows In It Green wood district homes. There were no Injuries. I nearby home, blasting a foot wide hole as it went through The bolt ripped a cover from an automatic washer In the home, smashed two concrete laundry tubs and melted wires throughout the house. An Insurance agent esti mate damage at "at least $3,500." Wilbur Haskins. comty conv mander of Operation Fair Share has announced the names of squad Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and Puree Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marquerire M. Ward and Soni DR WILLIAM A. WEATHERS Osteopothlc Phyiieion and Surgeon Announces the Opening of his office on a full time basis for General Practice 'AT MAUN, OREGON Mon. thru Fri. . Office, Ph. 144 9 AM-S:30 PM Res. Ph. 337 HOOVER ARRIVES MANILA, ' OPi U.S. Undersecre tary of state Herbert Hoover Jr. and Foreign Aid Chief John B. Holiister arrived by plane from ron leaders wno will assume couiv ty wide posts in the United Fund' Fabulous , New Plastic Decorating Material Self-Adhcsive Red Cross campaign which biasts off October 18, Appointed were the following; Malin, Mrs. jess Smith; Merrill, Axei Felt: Henley-Midland. Mrs. fire tome months ago. Meeting time will be t p.m. The resolution on the new hall was presented at the October 4 Damage caused by the bolt In surrounding homes was not known Taipei today for conferences with aiinouRtl me tunisc imucu iou telephones and numerous television meeting by August Andrleu. Filipino and American officials. Hoover, who returns to the United States Friday, said the Philippines and the United States are "closer than ever before" In their partner ship to defend a way of Hie com mon to all free peoples." Holiister will leavs for Indonesia Saturday. . Mayme Cammock, lecturer, did and radio sets ana appliances. The atorm which sent the bolt downward in the Greenwood dis IT'S POOLE'S FOR TOYS Tht yeor 'round Toy Store 222 So. 7th STIX , 2.95 not present her program due to pressure ot business but she ex pressed appreciation for help on her Booster Night program. trict also unloosed other strikes ' which knocked out power In other! sections of the city and set an un known number of utility poles ablaze. ' GOELLER'S A no-host politick was served by Amy Crapo, home economics 925 High Phono 3334 522 Main Ph. 6704 ELDO T. I WERT chairman. F ft I II II W Rotary Leader To Visit Tule TULELAKE The Tulelake Ro tary Club will be host on October 20 to Eldo T. Ewart, governor of District 157 of Rotary International who la making bis official visit to each of the 49 Rotary clubs In this area. He will address the club and confer with William O. Ganger, club president, Thomas C. Horn, club secretary and the committee chairmen on Rotary administration and service activities. Ewart, member and past presi dent of the Walnut Creek Rotary Club, was elected district governor of Rotary International for 1955- IDoS at Rotary s Golden Annivep sary Convention held in Chicago I last June. Tulelake To Hear Europe Traveler TULELAKE The Tulelake High School FTA will hold the first meeting of the school year at 8 p.m.. Wednesday. October 12 in the high school auditorium. ' Beatrice Wlllard, member of the high school faculty, who returned from a year In Europe where she studied on a Ford Foundation Fel lowship, will present the program. ms school PTA officers this year are Mrs. Frank Jamison, president: Mrs. Peter Schwaban lnd; vice president; Mrs. Leo Roath, secretary; Mrs. John W. Cuinn. treasurer: Mrs. Martin Tllnerl.r- hUlnrian Mr Tnm Horn, publicity. Mothers of the senior class will aerve refreshments. Marine Officer Visits KF Office Lt. Col. Carl E. Fulton, officer In charge of the recruiting branch of the 12th Marine Corps Reserve and recruiting district, Inspected -the Klamath Falls recruiting sub station Monday. The 12th district comprises the eight Western states and Alaska. Col Fulton ,is tror" tfn Francisco. While In Klamath Falls Col. Ful ton conferred with M-Sgt. Charles A. West, NCO In charge of the Klamath office, and Sgt. Harold Morts. sgt. West will leave soon lor a new assignment with the First Marine Division. Camp Pen dleton. California. Sgt. Morts will remain in Klamath Falls as NCO in charge of the recruiting substation, ALTAMONT SCHOOL NEWS ALTAMONT SCHOOL NEWS Estin Klger, playing in the Alta-Wont-Fremont football game on October 7, broke a bone In his right ankle and will be off the field for the remainder of the sea son. Estin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Estin Kiger, is an eighth grader end played halfback. Fremont Junior High won 28-3. The game was played at Altamont School. Boys going out for football this year include: Blake Griggs, Rich ard Moore, John Hancock. Dean Snedden, Nick Insley. Jim Eas ley, Ray Sesslcr, Bill Turner, Dean Dunson, Leland Reeves, Estin Kit ger, Don Eastman, Rodney Oruell. Donald Gresdel. Duane Harvey, John Fraley. Milton Mayes, Jerry 8witzler, Bob Yunck. 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