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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1955)
PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 26, 1958 BASIN BRIEFS Artifact Ben Brandon and his son, Mike, oi Portland, came to explore and hunt lor arrowheads on his lather's old homestead southeast of fort Rock over the weekend. "Visit Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mile left rort Hock Monday ' to vlsl' with several of his children, in eluding James Miles at Glide, Mrs Carl Btarbuck at Myrtle Creek and Mrs, potter Fuestcn at Koseburg Silver Lake Hunting guests for the weekend included Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jessup, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Riley and A. Tate. The men are members of the Mult nomah County 6herifl' Posse and Riley was the man who found the two women lost recently above Multnomah Falls. Duck Hunterk visiting at the Jess Miles home at Fort Rock over the weekend were her broth er, Malcolm Buick, and Bill Ros- coe, both of Salem, Silver Lake Mr. and Mrs. O. L, Crane of Eugene are miosis this week of their son and daughter-in- law. Mr. and Mrs. Duar.c Crane Durlr.K their stay, Crane will as cist his son in wiring their bouse J-.iPlne Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ferns of LaPine attended tne achievement program at Fort Rock Saturday night and were overnigm guests of their flaugmer. Mrs. Leonard Pitcher, and family. Mr nri Mrs. Marvin Dawson ol i . Pine were visitors at the Pitcher ranch Sunday. Tin women are sis- Ur(,,. .... Blr Mr. and Mrs. John R Chronlster returned to Bly last weekend from a combined bus and auto trip that took them to De Queen Arkansas, and a visit With the E. A. Williamson lamny ana other friends and relatives. At Las Vegas they wers Joined by their ran, Charles, and his wife in whose car they made the remainder of the trip. Fort Klamath Mrs. Lorec L. Miller Sr. has moved to their win ter home at Red Bluff and her hus hand will Join her there as soon as the Loren Miller Company cat- tie have been shipped out. Their on and family, the Junior Mil lers, will go south early In No- vemuer. , : Attend Funeral Air, and Mrs. Bill Hausl of Bly went to Portland Sunday 'to attend the funeial of the late Mrs. J. P. Matthews which was held Monday afternoon. They returned Monday evening to Sly. ! 6hermon Seastrons; was home cjvef the weekend to visit his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. 8. R. Sea ktrong at Bly. He attends the Uni verslty, ot Oregon. Jack McBrlde who has been at. the Klamath nursing home was lateen to Lakevlew Sunday by Mr Hnd Mrs. John Baxter of Eastslde He will slay at the Mauti Nursing jiome wnere ne can be near his son, Kiiey MCBrids. Emljlde Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bradley spent the weekend at Kiamotn Fans where she attend ed the district Soroptimlst Club convention (she is president of the Lakevlew chapter) and Brad ley attended business matters. 'Treatments Mr. and Mrs. Leo OfteU of Eastslde consulted her eye specialist In Klamath Falls Saturday and learned that an nnrr. atlon will not be necessary but she will continue treatments. i Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Allard and daughters ot Grants Pass came to Eastslde over the weekend to pick up the truck his father, Rocke Allard, had over hauled. iouesta-at the home of Mrs. John O'Nell at Eastslde last week included her sister, Mrs. Guy Mo Kune of Paisley and son and wile. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McKune, of The Dalles. From California Mrs. Jennie Toney, Mrs. Bide Steward and Mr;, J. E. Bunyard.of Surprise Valley were visitors last week at the home of Mrs. Merle O'Nell. They came to the Cornutt Orchards for apples and drove to Weslside for Potatoes. I'klah-Mr. and Mrs. Card Whit comb and Susan of Ukiah have been spending a week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mr?!. Truman Martzog. Whltcomb has been hunt ing on the California side. Glenn Harvey and Mr. and Mrs. George Cation, all of Summer Lake, attended Homecoming at Oregon State College, last week end. Visiting Mrs. Bertha Hnhner ot Ashland is visiting this week in Lakevicn with her son and his wile, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Hahner and her former Lakevlew friends. Leaves Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lehman left Lakeview last week lor their former home in Lead, South Dakota where Lehman will be inducted into the U.S. Army, Lehman has served as a forester on the Ficmont National Forest since ast spring. Newcomers Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Hickman of Georgetown, Califor nia have recently moved to Lake view. Hickman, formerly of Port land and a graduate of Oreeon State College, is employed as a Junior forester with Fremont Na tional Forest and will work with Forrest Jones, forester, on the re Inventory ol the Klamath Working Circle, Dance The annual Catholic dance will be held on Saturday nignt. October 29 at the Adel Com munity Hall at Adel. Supper will or served. CITY BRIEFS Annual Party Royal Neigh bors of America will hold their annual Harvest Festival JkVrd par ly Friday at 8 p.m. in the K.C Hall. The public is Invited. Party Plans The Merry Mix ers will hold their Halloween cos tume party at 3 p.m. Friday Members and tlitlr guests are wel wmc. , Woodcraft The Neighbors ot Woodcralt will hold their annua. Halloween party Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the K.C. Hall. All mem bers anc friends are Invited. Cos tumes will be worn. Ernest Gentry KUHS Junior and son ot Mr. and Mrs. a. E. Turner, 3118 Eberlein, entered Hillside Hospital Monday for treat ment for rheumatic fever. Ernest is a Herald and News carrier on Route 40. Regular Meeting The Friend ly Circle club will hold its regu- lar meeting at noon tomorrow at the residence ol Mrs. Lizzie Little, 2009 Union. To Attend Mrs. Violet Pieser of the circuit court clerk's office will attend a conference on recip rocal support legislation in Port land tomorrow and Friday. She plans to leave lor Portland today, and will spend part of the week end there. rhiirch Meetinr The St. Paul's Episcopal Church Women's Auxil iary will hold their general meet ing Thursday at 8 p.m. In the parish hall. , ef f ' -jf war f i v mil l -ii n i i ain n t r k Woolery Takes Calf Roping MERRILL A record crowd ot approximately 800 people attend- ed the rodeo Sunday, October 23, at the Hill Brothers Ranch north ol Merrill, which completed the DAVID FULLERTON, three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Fullerton of Bly, will be long remembered by the nurses at St. Vincents Hos pital in Portland. Because of the fine treatment he re-' ceived, the boy's father, who has operated the Arch Thea ter for eight yearv, gave the hospital arc equipment which was needed for the hospital projection room. The equip ment was replaced by Cine mascope in the Bly theater, installation being done by Jake Pollanz and the B. F. Shearer Company of Portland. From Medtord Mrs. William Lee and her small son of Med lord visited last week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Duke of Lakevlew. Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Ross Duke of Lakeview, recently vaca tioned In Nevada and visited for mer friends in Gold Field, Neva- Regular Meetlns The Lakeview Rebekab Lodge No. 23 will hold a regular meeting at 8 p.m. .on Oc tober 37 at the IOOF Hall. . Meellnr of Prosneritv Social Club, Malln, at the home of Mrs. Warren Fruits, Merrill, Thursday, October 37, 8 p.m. Donates Beef E. M. Carton ol Summer Lake Is donating a quar ter oi oeei to tne silver Lake barbecue which will be held Frl- oay, October 38. as Dart of the eclebration observing the advent ot rural electrification to north Lane county. Hunters have come to the Sui mer Lane area hy the hundreds since trm opening of the migra tory waterfowl season on October 22. Birds were reported not too Plentiful on opening dav but the majority of the hunters have been able to get limits. ' John Seeland of Fort Rock 'has returned home after his release from St. Charles Memorial Hos pital at Bend where he .was a patient lor two weeks. .1 Altar Society The St. Mary's Altar Society of the Sacred Heart cnurcn will hold us regular meet ing beginning at 10 a.m. Thursday in the parish hall. Anyone having rummage for the sale planned Fri day and Saturday is asked to bring it to tne parish nan on Thursday. Rummage Sale The Altar So ciety of the Sacred Heart Church will hold a rummage sale Friday and Saturday in the parish ball be ginning at 3 a.m. There will be a potluck din ner for members and Iriends of the Imiranuel Baptist Church to night; 8:30. At 8 o'clock, Sylvia Ar nold, missionary, to the Navajos will speak. Class Gordon Kensler's paint ing class at Fremont School will be held Thursday evening, October 27 instead of tonight. Cub Pack 18 ol Fairhaven School will sponsor a lun benefit at the school gymnasium, Friday night, -October 28 at 7:30 p.m. starting with an awards program. There will be an old fashioned box social with prises lor the best box. a costume dance tor grade ond high school students and adults, and other prizes. Free cof fee tor 'the lunches. The public is invnea. Home Mr. and Mrs. Bert E Miller, 1755 Crescent Avenue have returned trom Chicago where Mil ler, safely supervisor lor the oper- Complete Chiropractic Cart DR. J. W. LOWE Mi. Off. 2-1131 . Res. 2-0112 111 So. 4th, Stevens Hotel Bide. atlons department of the Shasta and Portland divisions of the Southern Pacific Railroad attended the 4l)rd National Council and Safe ty Exposition. They were met ii. Chicago by Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Nugent, who have visited Mr. and Mrs. Miller at their home here. Nu ffent Is superintendent of safety foi the S.P. The Millers saw "Holi day" In cinerama and lunched at the Conrad Hilton. Meeting of the GIA to the B of LE at the home of Mrs. Willard Dodge. 245 Pacliic Ter race at 7:30 p.m. Friday. October 28. Mectine of the Christian Wom en's Fellowship of the First Christ lan Church, Thursday, October 27 in the church. The business meet ing at 11 a.m. will be followed by a potluck at noon. The lesson will be on "Live Thy Creed." Devo tions will be at 1 p.m. All mem bers and friends of the cnurcn are invited. Klamath Pomuna grange offi cers will meet Thursday, October 27, 8 P,.m. at the Lost River Orange Hall. Ail officers are urged to be present so pictures can be taken. Klamath Falls Lioness Club will hold a cooked food sale and Halloween treats sale, Saturday,' October 29 at the Oregon Food Store, 4480 South Sixth Street. Funds front the sale are to be used -for the club's eye conserva tion program. Members unable to deliver contributions to the store, please call 7081 or 2-3123. Lynch To Sing At Lakeview LAKEVIEW Christopher Lynch, Irish tenor, will appear in concert at Lakeview on Monday, Novem ber 7, at 8 p.m. at the Lakeview High School Auditorium. The con cert will be sponsored by the Lake County Council No. 2417, Knights of Columbus. Appearing with Lynch will be Norma Holmes, pianist, and Joan Walker, soprano. All three artists have appeared in radio, television and stage productions and in 19.il Lynch aim? at Lakeview when he was on tour with the community Concert series. Proceeds of the concert will ben efit St. Mary's Boys' Home at Beaverton, Oregon. I three day Potato Festival activl- lies. Total monies awarded In the Jackpot rodeo was 8629. Bull rid ing. 7 entries, winners were: first, Billy Jeuperson. Montague, Cali fornia; second, Don Heaton, Mer rill. There were two Jackpots for team roping, one 32 entries, first, Don and Bob Heaton. Merrill, 13.1 sec onds; second, Rex Grllflth and Ernie Freeman, Lakeview. 13.8 seconds; third, Jack Plumlee, Sprague River and Sandy Miller, Chiloquin, is seconds. ,The second jackpot, 19 entries, was won by first BUI Stepp ond Don Celwell, Keno. 10.4 sec onds; second, Stanley Johnson, Ma lln and Sandy Miller, Chiloquin, 11. a seconds. Calf roping, with 18 entries, win ners were; first and second, Bob Woolery, Cottonwood, California and Herman Vowel 1, Malin. both 16.1 seconds, split first and sec ond prizes. Third, Cecil Nichols, Cottonwood, California, 17 seconds, j Anyone wishing information about the rodeo club may phone Bob or Don Heaton, or Dean Hill, Merrill. Tulelake Women Hear Teacher TULELAKE Harry Santos, of the Tulelake High School faculty, spoke before a meeting of the Tulelake Business and Profession al Women's Club, Monday, Octo ber 24 on "How Journalism Is Taught in the High School." , Beatrice Willard. of the liig!: school faculty, gave an account of a newspaper strike which took place while she was In England last year. Lucille Coyner reviewed a recent magazine article giving Information on the international convention of the National Feder ation of Women's Clubs held in Geneva. Switzerland this year. A film. "Freedom To Learn," was shown. The program was arranged by Hazel Baker, chairman of the BPW Public Relations Committee. Merrill High Plans Circus MERRILL The annual Merrill High School Carnival will be Sat urday evening. October 29, at 7:45 p.m. in the high school gymna sium. Proceeds 'will be used for student activities. A liberal num ber of prizes have been donated by Merrill merchants. King and queen of the carnival will be chosen by ticket sales. Couples representing each class ore: Seventh grade. Treeca Col lins and Wayne Hill; eighth grade. Bemie Wolfram and Phyllis Dan iel: ninth grade; Roger Ferguson and Billy Harding; tenth grade. Kathryn Barnes and John Reed; 12th grade. Parjeen Frisvold and Larry Evertson. The Merrlll-Malln football game will be played on the Merrill field Friday night, October 28. 5T0PS WINTER C-O L-D . . and w do it automatically. Wt check your oil supply regu larly and make turi thot you never run out. This is what w coll "Check and Fill". Give us a call and let us stop winter c-o-l-d. 5149 Peyton $ Co. 835 Marker Wanta Buy a Home? Short of Money? SEE COMMERCIAL FINANCE CORP. 107 No. 9th phone 77 n NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Pay Nothing Down Just $1 A Wk fall eyewear magic Now you can dreit your tyes with ht im faihion flattery you look for whan choosing your wardrobe. Make your next jop tha office ef Or. Wm. T. Hodton, Optomatritt . . . 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