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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1955)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE CITY BRIEFS Square Dance All square danc era are Invited to the Merry Mix ers open square dance at Henley Grade School gym Saturday at 8 p.m. Hank Fields ol Alturas will call the dances. Merry Mixers The regular meet ing of the Merry Mixers Square Dance Club scheduled for Friday night has been cancelled. Food Sale The women o( the Church of the Brethren will hold a fancy work and food sale of cakes and oandies at the Big Y Market on South Sixth Street all day Saturday. Turkey Feed The annual tur key dinner and . bazaar of the Klamath Lutheran Ladies Aid will be held Friday, December 9. Serv ing will start at 5:30. The oubllc is invited. This dinner was orig inally scheduled in November but was cancelled due to the bad wea ther. Error Corrected The time of a meeting of the Public School Fac ulty Wives was erroneously report ed by the group to be scheduled lor 7:30 p.m. Monday at the resi- -dence of Mrs. Len Surles, 4330 Laverne. The correct time of the meeting Is 8 p.m. on the same day. . . Church Bazaar The women of the Congregational Church will -hold their annual bimr and cooked food sale Saturday at Sears Beginning at 8 a.m. ' Naval Reserve The Naval Re serve basketball team will meet for practice Thursday at 7 p.m. In the Riverside School gym. Alumni Potluck The Sacred -Heart Academy alumni wil hold a potluck dinner and social at the naiish hall SAtnrrinv at n-sn nm Those planning to attend are asked , id can nirs. Homer Brown, 4356. Meetlnr The Aloha Social Club. Order of the Eastern Star, will meet Friday, December 2, at 1:45 p.m.. at the Masonic Temple for potluck luncheon. Hostesses will be .Maude Wright, chairman; Hazel rRhodes, Pearl Oisvold arid Phyllis , ituueage, isas otncers or tne club Members are asked to bring a pouucK cusn and Kilt for gift ex. change, 50 cent maximum. Grace huis win be in charge of the Christmas tree. . Home Mrs. Verne S. McClellan . has retlirnpri Vinmn oftni. imrfB.i.n. ,-ing surgery at the University of aiiiuium jitjroeri moiih Hospital . in San Francisco, sha w hn . pltalized for two weeks and her husband drove to San Francisco to oring ner home. High Schools Parents and Patrons Auiiuuagc saie ui me reucan rne- ater building, Friday and Satur day, December 2-3. Money raised nnva fnr ih annual ca.in, KH nllPt. In the, enHtin. anA .. I-.. into the scholarship fund. Those iinviug rummage 10 pick up call ia. turn uiauu, oio or AITS. li. J. Craig, 6093. Mt. iAltiwT.nHlM Afri will UnlA . baked and cooked food sale start ing at 10 a.m. Saturday, Decem ber 3 at the Quality Food Mar ket. There will also be dressed chickens, cream and fresh eggs for sale. v Meeting of Henley Bethel, No. 51. International Order of Job's Daughters, 7:30 p.m. December t at the Mt. Laki Church. Vasa Meeting The regular meet ing of Klamath Lank Lodge No. 460. Vasa Order of America will start at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, De cember 3. A lucia program and refreshments will follow the meet ing. All members are urged to at tend. Death Mr. and Mrs. Marion Barnes, have received word of the death of Omer Avery, 60, Porter ville, California. Mrs. Avery is the former Louise Goodrich, Klamath Falls and the couple visited here frequently. Funeral services were held November 28 in Portervllle. Called Mrs. Lena Horton. Klam ath Falls was called recently to Ashland by the death of her broth er, Arthur F. Abbott, 84, member of a prominent Oregon family. Abbott was a retired Southern Pa cific employe. , Mothers who wish to attend the demonstration on making Christ- .mas arrangements and other dec orations to be given Saturday, De cember 3 at the Altamont Junior High School may have children , cared for during the demonstra tion hours. Mrs. Frantz Neham mer, well-known to local flower show enthusiasts will give the demonstrations. Instructions are open to the public starting at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Bazaar St. Paul's Episcopal afl parish bazaar, Saturday, Decem ber 3 in the parish house. Eighth and Jefferson streets starting at 10 a.m. There will be baked foods, cookies, cakes, pies, candies. Also aprons and a variety of stuffed toys. Luncheon will be served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Coffee and sweets will be served all day and a spag hetti dinner at 6 p.m. Visitors Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Wllkerson and children Dena and Oary, Los Altos, California have returned home after spending the Thanksgiving weekend with Wll kerson's mother, Mrs. Ingeborg Wllkerson. 912 Prospect Street, and his sister, Mrs. James R. Long, 4615 Winter Avenue. Wllkerson was employed at one time in the office of Ted Glllenwater when he was district attorney here. Death Word has been received of the death of a former Klamath Falls resident. Mrs. John Wolf rum, November 27 at her home In Kalispell. Montana. She left Klam ath Falls about six years ago. A stepson. Free' Wolfrum. 4305 Alta mont Drive survives. She was 75 years old. Bazaar Women of the Congre gational Church will hold their an nual bazaar and cooked food sale starting at a m. Saturday, De - cember 1 at Sean Store. BASIN BRIEFS Home Mri. Marion Padgett of Keno, Mrs. William Habinck and Mrs. Asier Bowman of Klamath Falls returned by plane this past weekend from the East where they were called to the bedside of their mother, Mrs. G. P. Glassco who underwent major surgery in St Michael Hospital in Texarkana on November 16. She Is now at borne in Broken Bow, Oklahoma,. Sunday Breakfast Monthly King's Men breakfast at 7 o'clock, Sunday, December 4 at the Presby terian Educational Hall at Lake- view. ; Christmas Seal Sale Bernard Buslc, president of the Lake Coun. ty Tuberculosis and Health Assoc iation, reminds Lake County resi dents to mail their Christmas Seal money before January 1. To date $484.90 has been turned in reports Mrs. Dean Elliott, Christmas Seal chairman. Speech Scheduled Daniel Dun' ham, Lakeview, national president of tne Future Farmers of America, is scheduled to speak before the youth group of the National Farm Bureau Convention In Chicago on December 13-14. In Maneuver Marine Cpl. Wil' 11am 8. Erickson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Williams Erickson of Chilo- quin, participated recently in a major amphibious exercise Involv ing 25,000 Marines, 20,000 Navy men, 300 aircraft and 125 ships. The exercise was held on the Pa cific Coast near Camp Pendleton, California. American ships were supplemented by ships of the Roy al Canadian Navy. Meeting Unit No. 12 of the Dis abled American Veterans Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting at 8 p.m. Friday in the Knights of Columbus Hall. Bonanza Club The ladies of the Bonanza Women's Club are giving their annual bazaar and food sale at the library December 3 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Prizes will be awarded. This annual bazaar is given for the library fund for oper ating expenses. All contributions win be gratefully accepted. - Lorella Dance There will be a rianM flf fh TjM-lla TTall Satur day from 9 to 1 a.m. Music will be by the "Three Notes." Supper win oe served at mianignt. Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cunningham and children spent tne .Tnanksgivlng holidays with his mother, Sue Fellows, In Para dise, California. Mrs. Cunning ham's sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oidne of San Francisco were guests also. Dance The Step-En-Stompers Square dance has been cancelled for Thursday night, December I because of the high school basket ball Jamboree. Fort Rock Joint Installation of officers for Summer Lake and Fort Rock granges will be held Saturday, December 3.- at 8:30 p.m. at Fort Rock. Edwin A. Eske- lin will be Installing officer. and son Jack spent the weekend at Alturas and brought her aunt, Mrs. Annie Cline, back to Bo nanza for the winter. Visit Son Mrs. Willard Noble of Bonanza is at Rapid City. South Dakota, visiting her son, Duane, and his wife, stationed at the Air Force base there. Willow Ranch The Willow Ranch Firettes will hold a card party Friday, December 2, at 7:30 p.m. at the Willow Ranch Fire HaU. Public Is Invited. There will be prizes and refreshments. Alturas Garden club members and their guests have been invited to the district garden club meet ing and Christmas workshop to be held at Altamont Junior High School. Klamath Falls, Saturday, December 3. A coffee hour will be held from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., pre ceding the lecture and demonstra tion of the use of Christmas ma terials by Mrs. Franz Nehammer of Portland. Luncheon at noon. Those from, Alturas and vicinity wishing to- attend are asked to call the president of the Alturas club, Mrs. Guy Young, at 4585, so that reservations may be made. Wed Hank Yamagata of Altur as, and Marie Ulmer of Arcadia, California, were married .recently ' -Malln Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wil son spent Thanksgiving with his sister, Mrs. Emmallne Shepherd, and family in Portland, returning Saturday. His mother, Mrs. Emma Wilson, returned home with them after six weeks In Portland. First Son Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Hawkins of Malln are parents of a son; Bruce, born November 21, at 5 a.m., weighing 5 lbs. 6 oz. He has two older sisters. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Storey, Malin. Son Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hale of Malin are parents of a son, Charles Harvey, born at Klamath Valley Hospital on Thanksgiving Day weighing 8 lbs. 8 oz. Mrs. Lena Francisco, Mrs. Hale's moth er. Is with the family until Christ mas from Kissee Mills, Missouri. Hale is principal of the Malin ele mentary school. Assigned Dr. Al Miller, who has Just finished at Stanford Uni versity, will teach botany at the University of Massachusetts. Mrs. Miller is the former Margie Bunge of Malln. Go South Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. McAuliffe and Billy and Mary Lenore left Fort Klamath Sunday to spend the winter at their ranch home in the Bald Hills area near Cottonwood, .California, To Red Bluff Mr. and Mrs. Lor en L. Miller Jr., and six children left Thanksgiving Day for the win ter at the Miller Company ranch. Decoration Plans Finished Plans are complete for the dem onstration of Christmas decorations to be given Saturday at Altamont School by Mrs. Franz Nehammer, Mercer Island, Washington, ac cording to Mis. Charles Thurmaa, Klamath district garden clubs president. Mrs. Nehammer, who Is a mem ber of the National Board of Re search for the Federation of State Rape Trial Begins Monday A preliminary hearing for Bll- lle Richardson, 20-year-old Bend logger.- charged with rape, Is set for Monday at 10 a.m. in District Judge D. E. Van Vactor's court. The logger, accused of ravishing a 36-year-old Klamath Falls house wife, was arrested Wednesday in Roseburg by Deputy Sheriff Del Summers. According to - District Attorney Richard Beesley, Richardson was a guest in the home of the wom an he Is alleged to have attacked. The attack was supposed to have occurred after the alleged victim's husband was called out in the night to go to . work. As soon as he was booked at the county Jail. Richardson, who claims he has been "framed," re tained the legal firm' of McKay and Fanner of Bend to represent him. He refused to make a state ment to the district attorney. . . Garden Clubs, will present two lectures and demonstrations, at 10:30 and 1:30, in the Altamont gym. Lunch will be served at Juan s Kitchen at the fairgrounds. Guests are asked to bring their own table service, including cup, plate and silver. There will be booths at which candy, cookies, fruit cakes, cor sages and materials for making Christmas decorations will be sold. Child care will be provided, and mothers are asked to bruig a sack lunch for their children. The public Is welcome to at tend both demonstrations at a cost of 50 cents per session. Reserva tions may be made by calling Mrs. Charles Tnurman, 7B3&. Scout Tree Sale Starts Saturday LAKEVIEW Scouts of Explor er Post No. 115 and Troop No. 15 open their annual Christmas tree sale on Saturday, December 10 at the Adams and Fossum Lumber Yard. Special orders will be taken for taller than average trees. As a community service, the Scouts willicollect discarded Christ mas trees after New Years Day for a special tree burning at the city dump. The date of tree pick-up will be announced later, states Millard Adams, explorer adviser, The two Scout groups are spon sored by . the Church of - Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Lakeview Streets To Be Decorated LAKEVIEW Lakevlew'i streets will start wearing their Christmas trimmings on December 3, announces Mlllls Flynn, chair man of the retail merchants com mittee which each year furnishes the street decorations. On December 10 at 2 p.m. at the High School Auditorium, the retail merchants will give their an nual Christmas party for the chil dren of Lake County. H. M. Good nough. chairman, says there will be a movie and treats. Shooting Fray Jails Worker A 84-year-old .steel worker was held In the county Jail Thursday on a cnarge of assault with a dangerous- weapon following a shoot ing affray at 1713 Fargo Street. Two other persons are held as material witnesses. . The victim of the shooting Tues day night, Luther Carey, 41-year-old unemployed construction work er, is in Klamath Valley Hospital with a bullet wound in his chest. Robert Christcnsen was charged with the shooting in a complaint filed by District Attorney Rich ard Beesley. Christensen was glv- Auto Slides On Scott Hill LANGELL VALLEY Slippery road conditions were blamed for an accident shortly after 6:45 a.m. today on Scott Hill. Katherine Dearborn, who works for Lorenz Company in Klamath Falls, left home as usual to drive to Bonanza where she usually rides into Klamath Falls with Reg Thom as. When she did not arrive, Mrs. Thomas phoned the girl's parents. Her' father found her walking to ward home about three-quarters of a mile from the spot where her car had gone out of control and overturned, badly damaging the automobile. Harold Snyder took Miss Dearborn to Klamath Falls for medical attention for cuts and bruises. ': LIKE. TO SELL A TRAIN? Now's the time! Call 8111 for a helpful Classified ad-writer. f. en until Monday to decide wheth" er he wants a preliminary hear ing when arraigned late Wednes day before District Judge D. E, Van Vactor. His ball was set at 83.600. Beesley also ordered Edith Edna Atkisop, 51, and her husband. Wal ter V. Atkison, 48, held as mater ial witnesses. The district attorney said the shooting followed an evening spent drinking in taverns by the four persons Involved. "We have been unable to find out the exact cause of the shoot ing," Beesley explained, "We know that the four persons were all In the Fargo Street house at the time. Carey says he was shot by Chris tensen." ' ' TREAT YOURSELF AND YOUR FAMILY JUMBO Frog Legs 35 ONLY Ben B. Lee, Mgr. Phone 6496 For Orders To Go $1 ' Dunsmuir Six southern Siskiyou County merchants sponsored a style show and dinner dance at Hotel Dunsmuir on November 23. Peggy Reisberg of Mount Shasta was commentator. Seventeen mod els, professionally coached, showed a wide variety of styles. Music was by the Hottentot Trio. Bonanza Mrs. Florence Horn Reunion The first family reun ion in eight years was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Groves, when all members of their family were home for Thanks giving including Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Groves, Benicia, California; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sapp (Jerl Groves) and four children, Lancaster, Cali fornia; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ham mers (Gretel Groves) and two children, Susanvllle, and Mr. and Mrs. Phllo Groves and son, 2436 Vine Street, Klamath Falls. Meeting of the Henley Home Extension Unit, at the home of Mrs.. Walter Croft. Friday. De cember 2 for a 9:30 a.m. break fast and demonstration on candle-making. With Parents Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Engle and family of Eugene spent Thanksgiving with his par ents, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Engle. T " Fort Klamath Mr., and Hits. Raymond S. Loosley are grandpar ents for the fourteenth time with the arrival of their seventh grand son, Rodney, weighing 7 lbs. 14 oz., November 23, to their son and wife, A-lc and Mrs. Wilfred Loosley at Of fut Air Force Base, Nebraska. This is the couple's first child. - Moved Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brown and family moved 'last week from the Alta Rightmier Apartments to the Weston Engle residence, Fort Klamath. ' . Christmas Party The date of Thursday evening, December 22, has been set for the annual Fort Klamath community Christmas tree and program which will be held in the C.I. clubhouse. The holiday affair is sponsored Jointly by the school, church and C.I. Club. SHIP TO ARRIVE ' TOKYO. UP. 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