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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1955)
-.v I i WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1955 HERALD AND NEWS KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIFTEEN 5th OREGON BEAVER PLATOON HOW BEING FORMED For information contact SSgt Morts, Klamath County Court House in Klamath Falls. lannes COUKTMY Of SMITH-1ATB FSINTmO CO, KLAMATH FAUJ. OUOON Nancy Ogle Rites Planned Aneieni East-West Customs Meet At Philippine Xmas Caroling Is popular, but has be- I nltles. They tax caroling groups, :ome a nuisance in some commu-1 Other towns prohibit them. MANILA 01 contrasting cits. toms o the ancient East and Christian West meet at Christmas time in the Philippines. Americans, Spanish, English, In donesians, Malayans, Indians and Chinese have left their Imprint on yuleltde celebrations In this young Asian republic. There's a blend ol plum pudding and stuffed suckling her four months old ! P P'ne trees and Danana pianuj. eggnoKS una uuunuk imuui, and Dreaawn aancing, nrc- LAKEVIEW Funeral services for Nancy Ann Ogle. 23, who died December 17 In Portland will be held from the Presbyterian Church Lakeview. at 3 p.m. Thursday. De cember 22. She was the wife of Robert Ogle. Lakeview and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hall. Portland She and son were visiting at the home of her parents when death came. Mrs. Ogle was drying dishes in the kitchen when she collapsed and died. She had not been pre viously 111. . Final rites will be in Sunset Park with the Ousley-Osterman Funeral Home In charge, ' Pallbearers will be John Blythe, Dr. Hnrry Sabln. Louis Llnville. Julian Herndon, Casey Jones and Dr. William Strtcby. Honorary pallbearers will be Harold Cook, Warren Anglee. Archie Reed, Lor en Cofel, John Blair and Earl Wakefield. TO VISIT WASHINGTON RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil I President-e 1 e c t Juscellno Kubit schek announced Tuesday he will visit Washington. New York and ers crackers and solemn Midnight Mass processions. The Philippines Is the only Ro man Catholic country In Asia. It has drawn heavily from the Span ish and Americans in Its Christmas festivities. But in remote barrloa (villages) throughout tha 7,100 Is lands, strange and sometimes pa gan customs still form part ot this season's activities. Christmas food has shifted main- ly lo the fBVortte Filipino dishes chicken and pork heavily seasoned with garlic and rice. These leasts usually Include lechon, roast suc kling pig. Dessert may be an English plum pudding, or an American-type pie. Din. trees from the mountains re trimmed .by Western standards On Negros Island In the South. frult-bearlng banana plants are cut. One Is placed In each corner of ihe room and decorated with rice sheaves, coconut clusters and farm products. Visitors can pluck a ripe banana off the tree. Fisher men in pabangan decorate a tam arind tree wilh fish. Christinas Eve processions are common. Young men and women dress as saints in Kawit, Cavlte province. Each rides in a cart drawn through the streets. At the end of the line a cart carries a young couple depicting Mary and Joseph. They go from house to house seeking shelter. The proces sion ends at the church Just before Midnight Mass. The Chinese' practice of punctu ating celebrations with firecrack ers has been adopted too. Four Minor Thefts Reported Four minor thefts were reported this Tuesday by Klamath Falls po lice. Two of them were coats tak en from restaurants while their owners were eating, and the other two were accessories taken .irr;m parked vehicles. The persons losing coats were ' Ralph Gilbert of the Anchor Ho tel, who lost his coal Aionaay ai the Chuck Wagon Cafe, and V. M. ; Caley, 320 Lowell, who lost his ! coat at Sari's Saturday evening, Trowbridge and Flynn Electric . , Company, located at the air base. , lost a five gallon can of gasoline ' while a pickup truck it owned was parked on Sixih Street between Pine and Main Monday evening. C. E. Perry, 630 Pine Street, lost I ' two hubcaps from his auto while it i , was parked in the California Ore gon Power Company lot at Fifth i and Pine streets Monday evening, j On The Record KLAMATH FALLS niRTHS EGEL1NE Born lo Mr. ' and Mrs Robert Ejteline, December 19. a Kirl weighing 8 lb. U'.a oz. at the Klamath Vallev Hospital. LYON Born to Mr. and Mrs. Hbt old Lyon. December IB. a boy weigh ing 7 lb. 2'i ot. at the Klamath Valley Hospital. BOWEN Born to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Bowen. December 19. a boy weighing 7 lb. 4 oz. al the Klamath Valley Hospital. KLAMATH COUNT SUITS Beulah H. Cox vs. Leroy Cox. suit for divorce. Attorney for plaintiff. Ed win H. Drtscoll. Louis T Knisht vs. Phyllis Knight, suit for divorce. Attorney tor plaintiff, George H. Proctor. N. Joy Anderson vs. Eric V. Ander son, suit for divorce. . Attorney tor plaintiff. J C. O'Neill. Jack S Ciffin vs. Joann Clara Glf- fn. suit for divorce. Attorney for plain tiff. J. C. O'Neill. Jerry A. Klrkpatrick vs. Kay Kirk palrlrk. divorce granted. Attorney for plaintiff, Edwin E. Driscoll. severr.l European countries next j In large cities, ine Danana pim month prior to his Jan. 31 lnaugu- is me miiciat vnrwiiiinn ration. most villages. AMBASSADOR ARRIVES BONN, Germany I The first Soviet ambassador to West Ger many, Valerian Zorin, arrived' by plane in the West German capital Tuesday. Complete Chiropractic Care DR. J. W. LOWE 111 So. 4th, Stevens Hotel Bldg. Ph. Off, 2-1131 - Res. 2-0182 A Sure-To-Please Gift Give your man a "corntr on comfort" with one or more pair of these hand some faultless no-belt pa jamas . . . just right for lounging, TV-viewing, sleep ing. 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