SUNDAY, OCTOBER 80. 1955
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALI-S. OREGON
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MALIN- KNITTING CLI'B
Tlie K and P Knitting Club of
Multn held a meeting October 11th
at the home of the leader. Mrs.
Pnilip Blohin. The officers for the
year are: president. Wary Jnyne
Fisk; v'ce president, April Gilbert;
secretary. Marcia Kenyon: sonsr
lender. Phyllis Unruh; news re
porter. Jean Quinn. .
' Oiher members are Carol Xlit
thun, Roxte Mackniti' and Kathy
Ke:.yon. Mrs. Bob Byrne will be
our assistant leader again this
vear. In the club there we two
bettinner.s, four second year knit
ters and two who are on their
thud yrjnr.
HufreshmcnU were served by
New Execution
Date Ordered
SAN FRANCISCO (UP) The
state Supreme Court has ordered
the Siskiyou Superior Court to set
a new execution date for Henry
Thomas, .convicted murderer of
Mrs. Velsie Ainsworta in Tulc
L:ike five years ago. '
Thomas. 33-yep.r-old farm work
er, was sentenced to denth after
he pleaded guilty to killiifg Mrs.
Alnsworth during a robbery of her
grocery Oct. 20. 1950. An accom
plice who pleaded not guilty anil
was convicted was given a life
sentence.
Jean Quinn to the leaders, mem-
uers ana two guests.
Jean Quinn
THE CHAT I.ND NIBBI.H COOKS
Tne Chat and Nibble Cooks of
Kino met at the home of Mrs.
Larry Owen, Monday, October 24.
Mrs. Marion Padeett assisted Mrs.
Owen. Mary Green won the door
prize. The club members made
and served sandwiches and hot
chocolate.
Loretla Sanders
SEW IT'S FUN C'LIB
The meeting was called to order
by Maralee Lyon. Martha Contrail
read the roll call. Wanda Sarutzkl,
Ellen and Evelyn Rajnus, Louise
Martin, Sue George, Maralee Lyon,
Martha Cantrall, Pamela Kirkpal
rick. and Virgmia Parker were
there. No one was absent. Tlio
minutes were read by Martha Can.
trail. Evelyn Rajnus held the flag
and Judy Huffman led the pledge
We decided to have a Halloween
Party on Halloween at 7.30 at the
Ramus home. Then we worked or.
our garment protectors. First we
made a pattern on a sheet of
paper, then put it on our good
material, and then we cut It out.
We are goins to do part of It at
home. Mis. Louie Lyon, of Malin,
Is our assistant leader of Sew It's
Pun Club.
Refreshments were served by
Sua George.
1 Virginia Parker
BASIN BRIEFS
Vlslti Mrsi Mayma Davis of Lakeview visitor this Week. He
Seaside is a Lakeview visitor this
week. She Is visiting ber former
Lakeview friends.
Initiated Jason Dollarhide,
Adrian Dollarhide and Hubert
Dollarhide of Cedarville, California
were Initiated into the Lakeview
Odd Fellows Lodge on October 20.
Visits Mines Bob Pruess of
Continental Uranium Company.
Grand Junction, Colorado, was a
Harold Parmon Gets
Modoc Presidency
ALTURAS Harold Parmon
was elected to the post of presi
dent of the Modoc Shrine Club at
Its recent election meeting.
Serving with him for the coming
vear will be Estel Argabrlcht.
vice president; Haik Brilcs. sec
retary, and BennlenSmith. J. W.
Juciy and Walt Kober on the board
of directors.
visited the White King and Lucky
Lass mines and did some bird
hunting in Lake County,
Newromera Mr. and Mrs.
John B. Tomassene and their
three children, formerly of Port
land, have moved to Lakeview to
make their home. Tomassene Is
employed by Blair and Snyder In
surance Agency.
Cuunly Meeting The PTA Lake
County Council will meet In Pais,
ley on Tuesday, November 1. Fob
lowing a noon luncheon at the
school cafeteria, a business meet
injr . and program will be held
with president Mrs. Don Evans,
Hew Pine Creek, presiding.
Martin Luther The Chlloquia,
Methodist Church Sunday evening,
October 30, at 7 p.m. will be the
setting for the showing of the full
lcneth movie "Martin Luther" on
a free will offering basis. Every,
one is invited to attend.
' .PICTURED ABOVE the "quaint" foursome is preparing
for the Catholic Daughters of America't annual card party,
scheduled for Wednesday, November 3.
They are, from the left, Mrs. Rae Loomis, Alberta Moi
chetti. Rose Mary Maloney and Marguerite Casey, all dressed
CITY-BRIEFS
alike (with exception of footgear) in garb indicative of the
"Say Nineties" theme for the event as planned by chairman,
Lorraine Huettl and her committees. For reservations call the
chairman, 5947; Helen Wagner, 6947; or Aiita Kennedy,
2-3648. Photo by Kettler
Beginning November 1
OUR LODGE WILL BE OPEN
8 A.M. 'TIL 9 P.M.
SATURDAYS ond SUNDAYS ONLY
However our cabins and the real estate office will be
open every day except Mondays.
FRONTIER GUEST RANCH
ROBERT D. SCOFIELD and HAROLD L. GILBERT
REGISTERED PHY5ICAU THERAPISTS
ANNOUNCE
THE OPENING OF OFFICES FOR
THE PRACTICE OF
PHYSICAL THERAPY and REHABILITATION
MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1955
4036 So. 6th . Klamath Falls, Ore. Telephone 4438
TREATMENT ON PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTION ONLY
At Horns' Adeline Houck, who
was hospitalized last week at
Klamath Valley Hospital following
an auto, accident October 23, has
been discharged from the hospital
and is now at home at 4212 Home
dale Road. . .
Bonanza The annual turkey
and ham dinner at the Bonanza
School cafeteria will be held the
evening of November 5 by the
Guild of St. Barnabas Church.
Serving starts at 6 p.m. and will
continue until all are served. A
bazaar will be held at the same
time.
Langell Valley The Home Ex
tension Unit will meet Wednesday,
November 2, at 10 a.m. at the
home of Esther Keysor. Project
will be "Making Cakes Attractive''
instead of candlemaklng as previ
ously announced.
Malin Halloween parties here
started with Ihe party in the Park
Hall by seventh and eighth grad
ers Thursday night with Glynna
Sue Weatherby. Jean Quinn and
Sharon Lousignont as hostesses.
Thirty five attended.
Prosperity Club of Malin met
Thursday evening with Mrs. War
ren Fruits. Attending were Mary
Haskins. Margaret White, Nell
Retterath, Emma Wilde, Gertrude
Henderson, Marie Jackson, Gladys
Halousek, Margaret Day and Ann
Paygr.
Pheasant Season Is in full
swing in the Malin area. Hunters
who have been houseguests of the
Joe Halouseks last week Included
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Daniel (Mrs,
Halousek's parentsi, her brother.
Bennie Daniel and his family, and
her sister, Mrs. Don Urell and
her family.
waiifiiiiiic
A Fat Steer -and
Mrs. Bob
Valley was shot
the deer season.
Rozanditch, also
ley, lost a cow
carelessness of
first day of bird
belonging to Mr.
Brett of Langell
the last day of
Mr. and Mrs. Eli
of Langell Val-
and calf through
bird hunters tne
season.
New Grandson Mr. and Mrs.
Clay Walker of Langell Valley
have a new grandson. GreRory
Scott, bora to their daughter, Mrs.
Jimmy Martin of McCloud. Young
Greg has three older sisters.
' New Arrival Word was re
ceived here Saturday that Lieut,
and Mrs. James Creswell. George
Air -Force Base, Victorville. Cali
fornia, are the parents of a daugh
ter born October 25. Lieut. Cres
. well Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Creswell of Klamath
Falls.
GOP Meeting The Klamath
County Republicans will sponsor a
turkey dinner at the Wlllard Hotel
Tuesday, November 8 at 6:30 p.m.
For reservations rail Mrs. Laur
ence Brown, 2-3444 or Mrs. H. O.
Juckeland. 8832. The featured
speaker will be announced later.
On The Record
BIRTHS
CUNNINGHAM Born to Mr. end
Mrs Gordon Cunnfnfliam. October 27.
mrl weighinit 1 Ins. 2 oi. at the Klam
ath Valley Hospital
HALLMARK Bom to Mr. and Mrs.
John Hallmark, October 2fl, a boy
veifthinii 8 lbs 2'i ox. at tht Klamath
Valley Honoilal.
KIMBROL'GH Born to Mr. and
Mrs. J inn Kimbrnugh. October 28. a
boy wf m hi nil 4 Ihi. 1.V, ox at the
Klamath Valley Hosnital.
CARTER Born to Mr. and Mrs
Kenneth G. Carter, October 38. a girl
tveiuhinir 7 lbs. 7a o. at tht Klamath
Valley Hospital.
DOVERI Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Anirelo Dover!. October 28 a boy wetfh
tnc 7 lb. 7' ex. at the Klamath Valley
Hoottal.
SIMMONS Born to Mr and Mrs.
tlaurice Simmons. October 18. a bov
elchinr 7 lbs ' ox. at the Klamath
Valley Hosnital
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