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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1955)
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1955 BKRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH KALLS. OKtWON BASIN BRIEFS ; Gilbert Joyce of Trona. Call, fornla, and Mr. and Mrs. George Mathews and children ot Coos Bay, spent several days last week with their aunt, Mrs. Gladys Kil-gore,- and uncle, Dewey Born, of Bonanza, Goes Horn Mrs. Katberine Grallan returned to San Francisco Sunday after several weeks In Lan gell Valley with her son, Eddie Gralian and tamily. Warren Dick has Joined his wife, Marilee, at Bonanza, after be ing released from Army duty. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ish mael Dick of Bonanza and will be In business with bis father at Dick's Service Station In Bonanza and will live in the Burk apart ment. He has been stationed at Fort Drum, New York, for the past year. , . - Visitor at the Bonanza home of Paul Monroe over the weekend were Mrs. Lloyd Pepple and sons Roger and David of Klamath Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Roberts. Fort Klamath In contrast with the first weekend of the duck and goose season when hunters were successful in this area, the second weekend proved disappointing to sportsmen hunting birds hi this area. Among out of town hunters spending an unsuccessful weekend here was a well-known former res ident of the Agency Lake district, "Pop" Green, now of Canyonvllle. LaPine George M. Larimer, manager of Midstate Electric Co operative, and K. A. McKenzie of 'Crftshpnt. nrneiHonl nt tHa hna -f directors, are in Riverside. Cali- iornia, lor the National Rural Elec trie Cooperative Assnpintinn mwl. ing of the seven Western states and masaa. Mr. ana Mrs. Larimer left for California at the close of the OOWer oelebratinn In Silver T.alr Friday night. They will vacation ai morro cay oeiore tnelr return. Mrs. McKenzie accompanied her husband. Summer Lake Mr. and Mrs. Jim Elder have had word from their son, Robert, that he has gone to Germany with the Amy for overseas duty there. Moved Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Huebner and small riaurtitpr whn spent the summer at Summer Lake, moved to Klamath Falls last wees w maae tneir nome. To Bend Mr. and Mrs. Dean Harris who recently sold their Summer Lake ranch, have nur. chased a home on Louisiana Street in Bend and will take possession in aDoui a monlfl. Tim Gulnee of Summer Lake announced he has sold his entire hand of sheep. Purchase price was not divulged. Pony Talei The first Issue of the Malin elementary school paper was published Friday, with each room represented in the news. Malln The fourth, fifth and sixth grades of the Malin Elemen tary School, went on a field trip to tne Tuieiake wildlife beadquar ters Friday. Harvest Party The Freshman class of Malln High School held a Harvest - Victory party Saturday at me gym with Mrs. Louis A. Bruener in charge. The high school band, under the direction of Charles V. Dobry, played. Adults present included Mr. and Mrs. Jim Conroy (school coach). Mrs. Emll Tofell and Robert Croft, also This Fall . . . Give Your Child BETTER FOOTWEAR And Your Budget A BETTER BREAK It's no fall claim it's a rovtn fact. Von Ormon'i children's lhos. Poll Parrots - and Scomptraot . , . SAVE YOU MONEY btcouft they WEAR SO-O-0 MUCH LONGER, Suedes 4.95 to 6.95 SCAMPEROOS roll-Parrot tr 1 Seamaarooi THERE'S EXTRA WEAR IN EVERY PAIR When You Buy Children'! Sheet At . . . VAN ORM AIM'S , 527 Main, Klamath Palis Louis A. Bruener, . Klamath Falls AFC office. A Daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gysins of AHuras at Modoc Medical Center Sunday morning at 6:15 a.m. She weighed 1 lbs. 133; ot. Alturaa A family potluck sup per will be held Friday evening. November 4. starting at 7:30 p.m. by the Alturas subchapter of Northern Chapter No. 13. Califor nia Slate Employes Association, at the social hall of the Modoc Union High School In Alturas. Canby The Native Daughters of the Oolden West, Alturas Parlor No. 169, will hold a regular month ly meeting Thursday evening at the home of Doris Clark in Canby. All Canby members will be host esses for the evening. . Benefit Fifteen cars and driv ers of the Modoc Racing Associa tion, Alturas, journeyed to McAr- thur Sunday afternoon to help put on a neneiit race for the Mayor Hospital fund. More than DO per sons from Modoc County went down to support tne race.. Merrill Mrs. Joe Fothering' ham is visiting for two weeks in Sacramento with Mrs. James Hodg es while her husband and Bernard MUlett are elk hunting in eastern Oregon, Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hullet from Central Point visited friends in Merrill and Klamath Falls last week. She is the former Mrs. Arthur Frazler and living at Merrill for a number of years. Change Mass at St. Augustine's Church, Merrill, will be neld at 9 a.m. instead of at 7:30 and 10:45 a.m. until further -notice. Mass at St. Francis TJabiinl Cath olic Chuich, Bonanza, will be held at 11 a.m. instead of at 9 a.m. The changes will become effective Sun day, November 6. To Red Bluff Mr. and Mrs. Lee Garrison left Tuesday for 1 Red Bluif to spend the winter after summering at the Fort Klamath rancn oi tne Loren Miner com pany.. Garrison is year round ranch hand of the Millers, . Man Sentenced For Slapping Son PORTLAND Ifl jsarl R. John son, 29, whose one-year-old son died as a result of a slap, Tuesday was sentenced to two years In prison. Johnson, a resident of Portland, was indicted on a charge of second degree murder after, the child died from Injuries resulting from the May M slap, Johnson later was permitted to change his plea of innocent of that charge to guilty of the reduced charge of manslaugh ter. Pranksters Destroy' Herd Of Cottle VANCOUVER. Wash. IPI A fire which destroyed 16 head of cattle and 40 tons of hay at the John and George Mallnkamp farm near here Monday was blamed by police on Halloween pranksters. There was no Immediate esti mate of the loss.. CLOSING OUT SALE ConHnutt KLAMATH FURNITURE CO. 221 Mala Patents 2.99 to 6.95 2 J.Vte Oxfordt 3.95 to 6.95 Tt fit your child btttfr Van Orman'i always carry la rat tack af childran't ihoat (1500 ta 2000) aa" iftcludinfl tht narrowttt wtdtht avtilaal a't jrau'll appreciata. Van Orman't cartful fitting pty, tta. CITY BRIEFS MMta Twla-kt Klamath Air Search and -Rescue Unit has slat ed a meeting for I o'clock Wednes day in the Pilot's Lounge at the municipal airport Klamath Archers will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Coca' Cola Bottling Company a meeting room at Spring and Main to make plana for the winter shooting and the state tourney shoot. All mem bers and prospective members are urged to attend. ."' - ' V Prog ram Flauea The Henley PTA will hear a program by Mr. ana Mrs. David Bunger, who have visited In the Orient,- at a meeting at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the high school library, PTA of ficials -have reported that year books are now ready and avail able. '. . : --; Jama School U.S. Army1 Pvt. Orval B. Mlchaelis, son of George Mlchaelis, 17S2 Division Street, was recently graduated from the 11th Airborne Division jump school at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Pvt. Mlchaelis, who has completed five jumps, now weirs the wings of a parachutist. He is a member of the 408th Airborne Quartermaster Company where he is currently as signed aa assistant mess sergeant, Aloha Chapter The Social Club of Aloha-Chapter No. 1, Order of tne eastern star, will .meet Fri day at 1:46 p.m. in the Masonic Temple for : a dessert luncheon. Hostesses will be Mrs.: Gertie Huff, Mrs. Dulcle Motley .and Mrs: June Wallwork.- All members are urgea 10 auena. . The Falrrtew PTA rummage sale will be held at 137 South Seventh Street on Thursday and Friday, November 3-4 starting : at 9 a.m. ana continuing until t p.m. each dir. Do not take rummage to tne school. Catholic Daughters card : nartv, Thursday,-November 4, t p.m. at the Sacred - Heart Gym. Guests take cards and play any game desired. The party Is open to the puMle. Meeting ef ' Job's Daughters, Hemey Betnei no. 1 at the Mt. Lakl Church 7:30 p.m.' Monday, November 1. 1 Midweek Service tn'the Firs'! Covenant Church," 133 Walnut Street, tonight for 1 prayer and Bible study la the young people's room at 7:34. 'Juniors are Invited to attend a junior meeting at the r RED SWEATER HITS ... Heavy: knits to plan withtweed skirts, slim Jim pants . . or to "Jacket". your whole wardrobe. Big collars, big buttons, big knits, turtle necks, hoods, long coat sweaters, short pop-overs. ; same time In the social room for you in cnoir rencarsai ana contin uation ot Flannelgrass's story on PUffHm'a Progress. Hunvun'i fa mous works. The attendance con test oetween ooys ana giria is in full swing. A Nersery will be provided at the First Presbyterian Church on Friday. November 4 for mothers with children who plan to attend the World Community Day of Prayer program which begins at 2 p-m. Ill Mrs. Dick B. Miller Jr., Is in Klaina'.h Valley Hospital where she underwent major surgery this morning. Rummage Sale sponsored by Friendship Court. Order ot the Amaranth at the Masonic Temple, Friday and Saturday, November 4-5, starting at 9 a.m.. Anyone wishing to donate rummage call 6380 for pickup. ' Speaker Isabelle Brlxner will be the speaker on November 7 at a meeting of the Klamath Falls Oar den Club in the city library. She will Illustrate her talk, "Beauty Is Where you Find It," with col ored slides, . Fairvlew PTA study group meets Thursday morning, Novem ber 3, 9:20 a.m. at the Fairview School. Daniel Campbell, psychia tric worker with the Klamath County Health Department will be the guest ' speaker. A film, "The Shy Child," will be shown. ' Lodge Camellia,- Order of the Daughters of Italy will meet No vember 9 Instead of November 17 due to the basaar at Sacred Heart Parish Hall. ' Employed Mrs. Annely Uherek, onetime dance Instructor In Klam ath Falls' Is now teaching dancing at the College of the Pacific, Stock ton where the family is living. A nephew, Frledrich Rapp, of Mrs. Uherek's from Vienna, has arrived and la a student at the college. : TROUBLE RUMORS BUENOS AIRES, Argentina Wl La Nacion's correspondent at For mosa on the Paraguayan border, said - Wednesday that Argentine city was full of rumors of pos sible trouble in Paraguay. SUBURBAN TV CABLE SYSTEM New available far Rentals $10 A MONTH PLUS TAX far larermarie. Call 3114 ; CLYDI I. SHAW HOT HEWS! "fPP--:- l : v7r ajStl v'-,' j of ! CPL LESTER FOLTZ JR., citizen-soldier who livet at 2334 Auburn, is acting supply ser geant for Company C, 31 Ith Military Police battalion of the Army Reserve in Klamath Falls. Foltz, a clerk at the Klamath Falls Post Office, is married and has two children. The company, which is con ducting a recruiting cam paign, meets Tuesday nights at 432 Main Street. si rlSillS Fort Klamath Hears UF Goal FORT KLAMATH This commu nity was within (63 of reaching lis l .000 quota lor tne current United Fund-Red Cross drive Monday as a result of the con tribution received from the Civic Improvement Club. As the woman's organisation's 1955 contribution tc the campaign, the members sponsored a benefit card party In the C.I. clubhouse Saturday evening, October 2D. All prizes, refreshment Items, etc., were donated and the entire proceeds of the evening were turned over to the drive. ; Whining prizes for high score in bridge, pinochle and other games were Mrs. Norman Van Iderstlne, William Brewer. Helen Gay Hes- JAPANESE VEGETABLES KAGOYA, Japan I A Far East Air Forces doctor said Wednesday tne use of Japanese grown vegetables and fruits had pepped up the dally menus of U.S. troops. OFFICE SPACE City Center Main strttt tntranct. Quirt . Ttnnanti, Drtwi Manitort. IN WOOL KNITS cock and Lyle Brewer. The piast prize went to Wilbur B. Hescock. A beautifully decorated cake, es pecially baked and donated by Mrs. Lloyd Nicholson for the benefit affair, waa auctioned at the close of cards, with Rex Dye, executive secretary of the current UF-RC drive, being the auccessful bidder for the cake. Accompanying Dye from Klamath Falls to the card party was Pati O'Connor, news editor of radio station KFJI. Refreshments were served at the close ot play by Mrs. Wilbur B Hescock and Mrs. William C. Mar- The only all-purpose station wagon ! Only the 'Jeep' Station Wagon give yon 4-eriaeel drive, As a business vehicle or family ear, it's the world's meat practical station wagon. It baa extra stamina for normal highway travel in 2-wbeel drive, and shifts easily into wheel drive to go through sand, mud, snow and soft ' earth, on or off the road, in all kinds of weather. It Carrie six people or up to 110 cubic feet of bulky cargo. The - . . interior is washable easily cleaned for family use. The 'Jeep' Station Wagon is now available with power brake. 4 WlEa DRIVE lee' HUn...Mrtfs ttatst uteri if 4-JeNl ttn teatits Atk for a deootistration today PARKER MOTOR CO. 606 So. 6th St. Klamath Falls, Or. I In. In charge of cards ant ticket were Mrs, Joanna Taylor and Mrs. William A. Page. Mrs. William Brewer supervised games. mm liSm SaiMaf nst-tnKtmijj statwwwi
