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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1955)
VgSPAY. PljcEMBER 6, 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE CITY BRIEFS Ruminate Sale The Eight and Ibrty, subsidiary to the American kuion Auxiliary will hold a rum- .age sale rnuuy aua oaumy at e old - Emporium Buuaing an ;Bin mreei. ibii mo ior pickup rummage. . ) Navy Mothcra ' Club The regu r meeting of the Navy Mothers jlub No. 104 wtll be held Thurs- fay in tne veterans Memorial iullding. A potluck supper will be. Kid at 6:30 p.m. with families .of (embers invited. All .ex-Navy, Ma- tne, Coast G"ird. Beabee or mem r of the tJ.S. Navy Reserve Is kvited to the dinner. Hospitality Hotir will be held the Willard Hotel - on Wednes- ay, December 1, at 12:15, preced ing the 1 p.m.' luncheon meeting J( the Zuleim'a Nile Club of Klam- ih Falls ror tmugnters oi tne mie Attending the luncheon. ' Visiting Here ' Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lambert of Portland are isitlwr his aunt. Mrs. Grace Har ris, 3618 Cannon Avenue. Mr. and Airs. Lambert are en route to Can. jornia on a honeymoon trip. They, ere married i in Portland last ieek. , I Army Bescrve Klamath Falls Inits of the Army Reserve will ir.eet at 8 p.m. today in the Army tnouriro nmtAr d32 Main Rlrppt Prospective recruits and all other Interested persons are welcome. In Portland Ronald Oresdcl, Ion of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gres- Bel. 4505 Shasta way, is under iioctors care in Portland. Friends fciav write mm at uvi s.w. fine Street. Portland 19. Oregon. Ron Id is a student at Kiamatn union High School. AAl'W Recent graduates will tueet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the aiome of Mrs. Martin Franz. 919 Newcastle. Speaker will be At. fiorney J. C. O'Neill who will dis uss the Indian termination law, Home Extension The meeting lot the Fairhaven Home Extension Jllnit scheduled for Wednesday at the home of Mrs. John Sundquist has been cancelled due to bad fweather. Student Wlvea The Oregon Technical Institute Student Wives group will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Student Lounge. The annual Christmas gift exchange will be held and all members are asked to bring a gift costing between 50 cents and one dollar. Games will be played and refreshments served. BASIN BRIEFS Named to Pott Zelda M. Flan agan, freshman at Southern Ore gon College, has been appointed student, public information officer at the college. A Journalism ma ;or, Miss Flanagan is the daugh ter oi Mr. and Mrs. Leo Flana gan of Beaity. She is a graduate of Bly High School. In Maneuver Noel W. Jones, son of Mrs. L. E. Jones of Keno. Is participating in Exercise Sage brush, Jjint Army-Air Force ma neuver in Louisiana. A member of the 82nd Military Police Com pany (Airborne), he made a para chute jump as part of tin maneuver. Medina Planned The Midland Home Extension Unit will take up cake decoration as its project for meeting at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the fairgrounds. A gift exchange and Christmas party Is also planned, Wluema Club The Winema Club meeting will be held at 2:30 p.m. Thursday in the Winema School. This meeting was originally sched uled to be held at the home of Mrs. Dan O'Keefe. The annual ex change' of Christmas gilts will be held at the meeting. : Elected Thomas Elliott, Lake County sheriff, was named presi dent of the Oregon Sheriffs' As sociation at the group's annual meeting in Portland December 2. At training session Four mem bers of the Bureau of Land Man agement Office at Lakeview left Monday to attend a training pro gram dealing with soil and mois ture at the BLM office at Vale. In the group were R. C. Burgess, district range' manger. Kenneth irons, William Larramendy and lohn Fowkes. VFW Post S327 are sponsoring the showing of a cancer film for wom en only at 8 p.m. at the Veterans Memorial Hall. Wednesday, De cember 8. i Food Sale The Eagleville La dies Improvement Cluo of Modoc County, California, will hold a din ner and bazaar at the Community Hall on December ,10. Bank Hours The Alturas Branch of the Bank of America announces that the bank wiU remain open until 6 p.m. each Friday until Christmas. New Son Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeOarmo of Willow Ranch be came parents of a son, weighing 8 lbs. li'i oi., on November 30 at the Modoc Medical Center in Alturas. Chemult Mr. and Mrs. Grady G Gooch drove to Falrchlld, Wash ington, to spend Thanksgiving with their son, Donald, who is stationed at the Fairchild Air Force Base. As Thanksgiving dinner guest they also entertained Donald Brader, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Brader of Chemult, as he could not get leave to come home for the boll-day. From School Btephen Nason and Jane Brader came from Wil lamette University at Salem, and David Brader came from San Jose Junior College to spend Thanks giving weekend in Chemult. John H. Brader and wife, who have been visiting with the V. I. Braders in Chemult for the last three months, left for a- visit with friends in California and Baja California. Gold Star Mothers The Gold Star Mothers will meet Thursday in the VFW Hall at 2 p.m. All members are urged to attend. Altar Society The St. Mary's Altar Society will meet in the parish halj Wednesday. A potluck will be served at 1 p.m. followed bv- an exchange of Christmas gifts. The value of the gifts is not to exceed 50 cents." '" ' Program Set The Library Club will have a program of Christmas music at 2 p.m. Mon day at the auditorium of the city library. Meeting The Family Circle Club will meet with Dacle Hoover, 8145 Darrow Avenue, Thursday for a noon potluck and Christmas par ty. Please bring food for the needy family box. . Winema Temple The Winema Temple No. 70, Pythian Sisters, will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. In the IOOF Hall. Promoted Fred K. Collins on of Fred Collins, 3528 Crest Street, recently was promoted to Specialist Third Class in Germany, Meeting Antelope Chapter No 46 of the Oregon State Employes Association will meet Friday, De cember 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the Val ley Falls Grange Hall. Vice Presi dent Lewis Hadley, Paisley, will preside in the absence of Myron Blades, lormeiiy of Alkali LaKe Maintenance Station, who has been transferred to Shaniko, Oregon. T"T"IT3 j Man Questioned On Slaying PONTIAC. Mich I Authorities today question a 23-year-old Michi gan man arrested on a traffic viola lion charge in connection with the October slaying of three Chicago boys. Police Chief James Parker of nearby Holly, who arrested him. and two state police detectives said there was no evidence to link Owen Robert Moser of Fenton, Mich., with 'lie slaying Moser Is held In Oakland County Jail on a charge of possessing an unregistered firearm. Parker said he found .the gun in Moser's car when he arrested him on the traf fic charge Saturday. mia, rwfcMH AFL-CIO MERGE Shaking hands and wielding a gavel simul taneously, AFL President George Meany (left) and CIO President Walter Reuthar officially opened the historic AFL CIO merger convention In New York. Meany was elected president of the merged labor movement of some IS million members. Meeting Poe Valley Grange will meet Wednesday, December 7, at 8 p.m. There will be Installation of Juvenile Grange officers and all members are urged to attend. Langell Valley Mrs. Peter Hricziscse was called to Bozetnan, Montana, because of her father's illness. Home Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fitt hugh and three sons of Ephrata, Washington, returned home Sun day after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orvtlle DeVaul, and his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Fitzhugh, all of Langell Valley. Bonanza Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wakefield and children and Charles Kelleson came home Mon day from a visit to Portland. Weekend Visitors "&' the Bo nanza home of Mr, and Mrs. Les ter Jones were their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mar chant of Grants Pass. Alturas The Ladies Auxiliary to Friends of the Loren Masten family of Chemult were saddened to learn of the death of Roger Bice of Bend, who was Mrs. Mas ten's brother. He Is survived by his mother, Bessie Bice of Bend, a brother, Harold Bice of Califor nia, and June Masten, sister, at Chemult. Funeral services were held at Bend last Saturday. Leave Chemult Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Chambers and children have left to spend the winter with his mother, Mrs. Gertrude Har ley at Chlckasha. Oklahoma. Chambers has been associated with the Shell Service Station owned by Orvllle Farrls In Chemult. Bazaar and cooked food sale will be held in the lobby of the Chemult Hotel Sunday. December 15, by members of the Chemult Civic Club. Proceeds will go to ward assisting with the Christmas program to be held December 23 In the club house at 7:30 p.m. where he is a member of Company C, 12th Infantry Regiment. A grad uate of Henley High School, he entered the Army In 1954 and ar rived in Germany last January. His wife. Pauline, lives in Rock ford, Illinois. Sports Editor John Ely. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Ely of Klam ath Falls, has been named sports editor of the University of Port land student annual, "The Log." Staff appointments were made Fri day by the Rev. Cornelius Hooey boer, CSC, faculty adviser. 23 1ecM Ap Monday. December 5, 1932 Mock Lillord, temporarily re moving the "reputation fighters" will bring together every prominent pugilist in Klomoth county December 16 lor the first thoroughly home tolent exhibition ot the Legion hall. Lillord completed his cord Wednesday night ond left immed iately for Medford. Tuesday, December , 1932 Joe E. Wright of Klameth Falls, ' senior in agriculture ot Oregon State College, has recently been promoted to codet first lieutenont of the Reserve Officers Training corps, by Colonel W. H. Polterson, commander of cadets. Wednesday. December 7, 1932 The entire progrom of the Kiwanis club Thursday meeting wos turned over to the Camp Fire organizotidh. A speciol committee was oppointed to ar range for o dinner dance the first Thursdoy in January. The committee appointed is William Botes, L. O. Arens, Frank Weaver, Walter Sheets. Thursday, December 8, 1932 Degrees will be conferred upon five at the regular DeMoloy meeting Friday night. Those who will receive the degree will be Jock Buchanan, Fronk Drew, Dick Currin, Fremont Livermore and Bob Mason. Friday, December 9, 1932 A Christmos party in honor of new members who have joined the association this fall will be given by the American Association of University Women ot the home of Mrs. Cloude McColloch Wednesdoy evening, De cember 14. Hostesses for the affoir will be Mrs. McColloch, Mrs. Ralph Horan. Mrs. Burge Mason, Jr., Mrs. Eugene S. Kelty, Mrs. Ralph W. Stearns, Mrs. George Myers, Mrs. R. C. Woodruff and Mrs. Chorles Scott Worren. Saturday, Daeamber 18, 1932 Louis J. Kalino, manager of the Malm Cheesemokers, hos sent out o basketball challenge to any independent team in the county. Kolina's teom hos been practicing for severol weeks, ond hos developed a strong combination. Insure With LIABILITY FIRE Poul O. Landry V. T. Johnsosi D. L. Thomas 419 Main Street Phone 2-2526 AUTO PROPERTY "the best place to ihop . . . after all" little money gifts ' worth a million , to her! Ship'n Shore blouses 4US . f -1 Ml 2M.3M eeteuM every affltw loves them... five Smr'n SHomsl Come fe . end choose from our avcwvaWM gift collection featm-inf, the newest fashions and the smartest fabric, all bed tm with perfectionist tailoring! We have the finest combed cottons, sirVy-amoctfh pimas, woven partem... more colors than the trimmings on the tree! Sizes 28 to 40. Eeory blautt toma wtfi 1 let turn CMitmai glfl etJ, in fetliot holiday bol Tule Red Cross Names Treasurer Mrs. Jim Myers volunteered her services as treasurer of the Tule lake branch of the American Red Cross December 1. Mrs. Myers succeeds Mrs. Clayton Sweasy who has served In this capacity for the last J' years. The Tulelake Red Cross branch Is manned entirely by volunteer workers and Is attached to the Klamath County Chapter which has offices in Klamath Falls, ac cording to Burton Hoyle, Tulelake chairman. Other workers in the Tulelake branch are the Rev. Marvls Key ser, home service chairman; Pete Pcderson, first aid chairman, and Bill Ganger, blood chairman., Student Takes Own Life Dale Brown. 19-year-old student, shot himself in the head in front of a residence at 312 McKlnley Street early Tuesday morning, ac cording to police. He died Instantly. Dr. George H. Adler, Klamath County coroner, said the body was found by Max. Hoyal, a railroad worker. Hoyal discovered the body sprawled on, the snow-covered side walk. It was taken to Ward's Klam ath Funeral Home. Friends of the youth told police he had been brooding over an ill starred love affair. Parker said Chicago police were "mistaken" in reporting ' he had told them ' Moser had signed a statement admitting the triple slaying and added, "1 don't know where they got that idea." "Moser haa admitted he was In the Chicago area about the time the boys disappeared, and he has admitted picking up two or maybe three boys and taking them for ride," Parker said. "We think he may know more than he's telling. but that s all he has told us." The three boys Robert Peter, son, 14, John 6chuess!er. Jr., 13, and his brother Anton, 11 dls appeared Oct. 16. Their bodies were found in a forest preserve ditch Oct. 18. Parker said Moser admitted liv ing in a rooming house in Home- wood, III., 3S miles souiii of Chi cago, and working in a coltee shop there from January to mid-Octo ber, when he left for Fenton, Mich State Police Detectives Charles Lett and Mclvln Kaufman said he specifically denied any connection with the triple slaying. Overheated Stove Destroys Home ' SWEET HOME W An ever-' heated wood stove was blamed for a fire which made a family ot live homeless Monday. As a cold rain fell. Mr. and Mrs. Don Carter, their small children, and Mrs. Carter's atster, Mrs. ' Frances Stockmler, ran from the burning house. Despite firemen's efforts the house burned to the ground. Friendly Helpfulness T Er Cried and Puree) Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marquerlte M. 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