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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1955)
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1935 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE y '. - f . ; (1 R. Sefi Dxon Ranch Bought By Scherer, PucJcett Partners ry winter sports event. One of ! annual ski tourney was Uie lata I the most sctlve promoters ot the I Alfred B. (Tony Castel. FORT KLAMATH Twj local real estate transactions were an nounced here this week by Earl J. Scherer, Keuo. who In partner ship with 0. K. Puckett, Klamath Falls, has purchased the R. Selh Dixon ranch at Seven Mile, west of Port Klamath, comprising near ly 2,300 acres. A pioneer stock man and rancher of the Wood Riv er Valley, Dixon also has other PEACE STATUE TOKYO, Friday WW Mrs. Kat suko Tojo, wife of executed war time leader Hideki Tojo, today attended the unveiling of a bronze statue in front of Tokyo Station as a symbol of peace. The statue as built with part of the proceeds of a book containing the wills and last words of Japanese soldiers executed as war criminals in Japan and Southeast Asian nations. extensive ranch holdings In this area. In addition to the Dixon prop erty. Puckett and Scherer are ac aulrins 400 acres of pasture land southwest of Fort Klamath from ranch oimer A. F. MpQulston. Prices paid for the ranch prop erties were not divulged. Scherer has been here recently looklnir after, their new property interests, and stated Thursday that the Dixon ranch acreage at Seven Mile is belug cleared of market able spruce and lodgepole pine timber. The land will eventually be leased to outside parties for seasonal cattle pasture, he said. Dixon has annually run cattle on the timbered ranch range. Leonard R. Putnam. Klamath Falls logging contractor, is busy now clearing Uie land oi umoer. which will be sawed into lumber at a portable mill being assembled near Crane Creek in the Seven Mile District. Operator oi tne saw mill is Don' Cleck. formerly of Klamath Falls and now a Rose burg resident. Lumber will be KAREN COPITSKY will present Canyoneers' Variety Show in Di 18. Proceeds of the show will go youth organiistion. Musicians Set Variety Show i DUNSMUIR Auditions were held Wednesday for the Canyon eers' Variety Show to be held at the Dunsmuir Elementary School auditorium Thursday and Friday, November 17 and 18. Tne Canyoneers are Dunsmulr's youth organization and all proceeds of the show will be used for the group's activities. The majority of the members are musicians or drill team members. Mrs. Wayne Turner, show chair man, says it will be a snappy 90-minute program. Croup acts in clude songs by the boys' and girls' choruses, adult folk dancers and drill team routines. One of the stars of the show will be Karen Copitsky who will present solo dance numbers. The elementary school teachers will present a skit nd the Kappa Phi sorority will do a specialty dance. There will be about 16 specialty numbers, Mrs. Turner stated, fea turing singers, dancers and instru mental numbers. . -rf . During intermission, homemade candy will be sold. a solo dance number at the unsmuir on November 17 and for activities of this Dunsmuir MARINES CELEBRATE MOSCOW W One ot the U.S. Marines' most farfluncr detach ments 10 men assigned to the American Embassy here celebrat ed their corps' 180th anniversary with a gala party Thursday at the American Club. 97 SUPPER CLUB FEATURING Holly Winters Versatile Little Dancer, .With Pleasing Routines You Will Enjoy, Now Appearing THIS WEEK ONLY! 2 Shows Nightly 97 SUPPER CLUB Choice Steokj 2.50 Southern Fried Chicken 2.25 3 Shows Sat No Cover ' Week Nights Ph. 2-9352 for Reservations It just isn't Thanksgiving without a fruit cake! Especially a spicier, mellower Country Inn cake with 20 more costly fruits, nuts than you find in $5.50 cakes Robber He-Ids Up Pelican Theater seven dollars was taken in a holdup last night at the Pelican Theater. Klamath Falls police re ported today ,t Police said 'that Letha Fogle, 834 Upham, cashier, reported that the thief gave her a note reading, 'Give me your money." She said she handed over about seven dol lars, mostly in silver, and the thief left. She said that the thief was ap proximately 45 years of age, oi average height and medium build. He carried no weapon, she said. The incident occurred at about 8:15 p.m., police said. SENTENCED WEED A Greensburg, Penn sylvania man, James W. Get feme. 64. will serve five days in the Weed Jail after pleading guilty to charges of drunkenness. He was arrested November 7 by the Weed police officers and appeared before Judge Kenneth Stone No vember 8. 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P ft LLM-H .3.49 1 I hauled to Klamath Falls and sold to a sawmill there. Scherer stated. Tho 400-acre McQulston ranch tract purchased by Puckett and Scherer Is pasture land, and was las', year leveled and . seeded to grass. Scncrer said thai both ranch properties will be used solely for seasonal pasture, and that neither the Puckett nor Scherer families plan to live here Puckett main tains his home In Klamath Falls, while the Schcrers live at Kcno. The new landowners in the val ly are no strangers here some 25 years ago. in the days of the now defunct .Crater Lake Ski Club, oldtimcrs of the Klamath Basin will remember that O. K. Puckett was acclaimed as a champion skier when he participated lr. events of the annual Washington birthday three day ski tourna ments held here. 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