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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY, JANUARY-, 1051
BASIN
Make Honor Roll Three Lake
view students were listed on the
University of Oregon's fall term
honor roll. They are Oay Kamer,
Gordon P. Rice and Kathryn Hol
loway. Miss Holloway made a 4.00
average ol all A's.
Marie Nicholson of Fort Klam
ath and her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Nicholson left Prlday to
spend News Years at Corning and
' Marie resumed her studies at
Corning Union High School Tues
day.
Navy Radarman 1-c Vernon
Braiiliam spent Chri3tmaa at Fort
Klamath with the James Van Wor
mers and has now returned to
his ship which Is on Its way to
Japan for further duty. He Is mak
ing the Navy his career.
Former Residents of Fort
Klamath, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell
(Mike) Bcaulleu, now living at
Bly. spent New Years visiting
their former home.
Home Mr. and Mrs. Elmore
Nicholson and Teresa Ann, wno
had been visiting for several
months with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Monks, formerly of
Klamath Agency, now of Plum-
iner, Idaho, returned nome mvci
the holiday. Nicholson spent the
holldny with them and the fam
ily returned together to Fort Klam
ath. Kort Klamath Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Zumbrun and Billy are home
alter spending Christmas with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Witti
er, at Ashland. .'
Visitors Mr. and Mrs. John
Bowan and three children, Tur
lock, California, spent the recent
holidays with Mrs. Brown s mom
cr, Mrs. Hlldur Larson, Tulelake.
Also home were Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Creenbank.
Kcno American Red Cross
first aid classes will start at 7
p.m., Monday, January 8, at the
Keno gym with Dorothy Suder as
Instructor. There will be 18 hours
of Instruction in the course with
two three-hour classes a week.
Definite days and hours will be
decided Monday, Course Is open
to all Interested persons.
Ham Dinner will be given by
Loyal Order of Moose, Malln, Sat
urday, January 28. at 7 p.m., ac
cording to Charles Brlghtman,
Moose governor. Women of the
Moose Lodge 18. will prepare din
ner. Dancing will follow to Bun
nell's orchestra. Public invited;
proceeds go to March of Dimes.
VFW Auxiliary of Malln will
hold a card party to benefit the
March of Dimes at the VFW Hall,
Malin, Wednesday, January 11,
starting at 8 p.m. Public Invited;
refreshments and prizes,
COC of Malln will hold a
potluck supper Monday, January 9,
6:30 p.m. at Park Community Hall,
Jim O'Donnhue will show slides.
Publlo Invited.
Guests at the Malln home of
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Deny over the
holidays Included their daughter
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. RHlph
Womack and David of Sattley,
California, and daughter, Nada,
irom Portland.
Visiting Mrs. Florence Oilki
son of Medford. Oregon, spent the
holidays visiting her grandson,
Charles Perry and family in Mer
rill. She returned to Medford Mon
day, January 3.
Just Returned The Thomas
W. Chatburns of Merrill are home
from Ashland, where they spent
the New Years holiday with
friends.
Visiting Mrs. James Baxter
of Merrill left Thursday, January
5, for a visit wilh her sister In
Los Angeles. She Is planning to
return around the first of Febru
ary. Returned Home Ricky and
Cindy Hodges, son and daughter
of James Hodges have returned
to Sacramento. Their father and
mother, Belly and James visited
friends In Merrill where they were
former residents, over Christmas
Day. The children stayed on with
their grandmother, Delia Hodnes
and Mrs. Hodges took them home
on tho train Monday.
Mount Shasta Eighteen mem
bers and guests attended the an
nual Christmas social of the Mar
tha Circle held recently at the
Piedmont Hotel.
Weed Mr. and Mrs. John
Jeliiy, owners of a Weed trailer
court and former owners or the
Plnchurst Motel In Weed, now liv
ing at Mount Shasta, will leave
this week to Join the Mexican
Caravan, a special tour arraiiRed
by the Alrstream Trailer Company
of Los Angeles. They will visit
Arapulco, Ouadiilnjiira, Vera Cruz
etc.
Alturas Word was received
here ot the birth ol a baby girl
on December 37, who has been
name Noralene. to Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Adams of Redding. Adams
was formerly emplnved bv Helms
Department Store In Alluras and
Mrs. Adams was a nurse In Dr.
McKenneys offices.
Gilbert Joyce Is spending a
week in Bonanza from his home at
Trona, California.
Visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Nork of Langell Vallev
are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nork and
sons of Sweet Home,
DANCING
SATURDAY NIGHT
Pete Colley's Orch.
AMERICAN
LEGION CLUB
228 N. 8th STREET
MEMBERS & GUESTS
BRIEFS
Ross Miles of Prlneville re
cently visited his sons. Larry and
Ronnie, In Langell Valley and Tule
lake. Go South Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Gift left Langell Valley January 3
to spend the winter In Arlsona.
On Leave Kenneth Stalnaker
left Thursday to return to Navy
duty at Barstow, California, after
10 days with his parents.
Home Mr.
have returned
two weeks In
and Mrs. Don Ross
to Bonanza after
Sacramento.
Summer Lake Mrs. Vancil
Wallers entertained for her son.
EnslHi oordon Withers and his
wife, who snent Christmas week
with his parents here from Navy
dutv at San Diego. A bullet sap-
pet was served to nearly 30 guests
on December 37. Oordon expected
to leave lor overseas duty on Jan
uary 6.
Meetlnr -- Mrs. George Carlon,
Summer Lake, will entertain the
Guild of the Church of Our Savior
at her home Wednesday afternoon,
January 11.
New Baby Mr. and Mrs. Ver
non Maw of Summer Lake are
parents of a baby girl, their third
daughter, born at St. Charles
Hospital in Bend on December 28.
He Is employed by the State Oame
Commission at Summer Lake,
AA Meeting The first 1956
open meeting of Alcoholics Anony
mous will be held Friday at 8:30
p.m. in the AA Center, 120 River
side. The session is open to any
one with an alcoholic problem.
More than 300.000 uncontrolled
drinkers have attained sobriety
through the AA program. For
further Information call 3-9309.
Sojourners Club will have
Its first meeting of the year
Wednesday, January 11, at the
Wlllard Hotel. There will be a no
host luncheon at 13:30 p.m., fol
lowed by card playing at 1:30
p'.m. AU newcomers are welcome.
Canceled The Merry Mixers
square dance club Is canceling its
Friday night dance In support of
the March of Dimes Square Dance
at the armory Saturday night,
January T.
Second Ward Schedules of the
Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day
Saints are changed for 1956. The
second ward will have the time
the first ward had In 1B55. and
the first ward will have the time
the second ward did in 1956.
Date Change New meeting date
of Manzanlta Chapter No. 173 of
the Eastern Star will be the sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays of
each month, 8 p.m. First meeting
of 1950 will be January 11.
Meetlnr of the Klamath Falls
Library Club at the city library,
Monday, January 9, 3 p.m. Mrs
Victor O Nelll will review the
book "Browning." Mrs. Don Zum
walt, music chairman will present
a string and wood ensemble of city
elementary school music pupils
under the direction of Krlstian
Glppo.
Neighbors of Woodcraft will
honor Mrs. Don Ramsey, (Lorraine
Pahl) and Mrs. Raymond Dirschl
(Judy Southard) at a double wed
ding shower Monday, January 9 at
the home of Vivian Ploetke, 334
Hillside at a p.m. All members
are Invited.
Meeting of the NAACP, 7
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A Person's
Toughest Job
By CHARLES MERCLR
NEW YORK I One of the
toughest assignments it. the world
Is when a man Is told: "You're to
make them laugh for an hour."
But that's what they told Sam
Fuller a few weeks ago at NBC
v. hen he was dispatched to Holly
wood with orders to assemble a
comedy program for the NBC-TV
Sunday spot opposite lid Sullivan
on UHlj- l v. J lie result, beginning
llils Sunday, Is The NBC Comedy
Hour.
It takes the place of The Colgate
Variety Hour, vhlch went thata
vay after its audience was mauled
by Sullivan's larger audience.
"There's an erroneous Impres
sion abroad that we're getting to
gether some kind of an amateur
hour," Fuller said the other day
when he dashed back to headquar
ters from the West Coast firing
line. "But this Is definitely not
amateur night in Dixie. Weil have
the best comedians. We're going to
do a show that looks fresh and
thinks fresh and is fresh." ,
The host will be none other than
Leo Durochcr, a gentleman of lnv
peccable charm and vast good
humor since he left the Polo
Grounds unci consummated a fat
contract with NBC. Music will be
incidental to comedy on the new
program, wnlch will appear three
out of lour weeks on Sundays.
Speaking of that heavily contest
ed Sunday night spot, Kate Smith
has Just been signed for five ap
pearances on the Ed Sullivan Show
at a figure reportedly running over
liioo.two. iter first appearance win
oe Feb. 5.
I hereby apologize to younger
Perry Como fans for calling Como
a "cool, ary guy. As the mail
testifies, in this set, "cool' and
"dry" means "cola" and "dull.'
But when I wrote that I was think
lug of the martini set In which
"cool, dry" means "refreshing,"
"relaxing." A difficult language,
this English.
p.m. Saturday, January 7 In the
chamber of commerce rooms.
There will be a complete report
on the Freedom Sales sale.
Meeting Plans for the annual
World Day of Prayer In Klamath
Falls churches will be discussed
at a meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday,
January 10 In the pastor's study
at the Klamath Temple. Women
of all churches are Invited to at
tend to help prepare for the World
Day of Prayer program on Feb
ruary 17. Mrs, Palmer Gunderson
Is chairman for the event.
Notice The date of the play,
"The Letter," to have been pre
sented by the New York Civic
Drama Guild in Mills School Au
ditorium on January 10, has been
changed to Mav 23. The change
of date was necessitated by ill
ness of one of the leads.
Away Mrs. Otto Ellis Is In Sa
lem to attend a meeting and din
ner for the Oregon Real Estate
Board. She spent last night in
Medford.
Home Mrs. Lawrence Phelps
and son Meiinnd Phelps have re
turned home after spending the
holidays in the San Francisco Bay
Area. They also saw the East-West
game on New Years Day.
AAUW recent graduates will
meet Wednesday, January 11, 8
p.m. at the home of Joan Moore.
2045 Leroy Street. The speaker
will be Mrs. V. E. O'Neill, dele
gate to the White House Confer
ence on Education.
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I HIS PLEASURE CRAFT wet left high and dry en a Yuba City, California itreet after one of
the Golden State's wont floods swept through the eity. A few hours before the above picture
was snapped by Don Kettler, Herald and News photographer, the boat was afloat In six feet
of water.
Court Records
KLAMATH FAI.I.S
MUNICIPAL, COURT
Helen Xnior, no registration viiible.
9J tnrieiiea.
Lobe Brings, drunk. $100 and 30 dayi.
Robert Bnrgman, no registration vlii-
DJr. :i MrfHtrd.
Robert Breeae, drunk, $50 forfeited.
Kt.AM.ATII COI'STT
DISTRICT COURT
Cecil Wade Orren,
card, dismissed.
registration
Bernie George Helms, hauling
log
prohibited noun, wa ball forfeited.
George S. Karbo. combination over
load. 43 ball forfeited.
Everett Daniel McCreary, combina
tion overload, 74 hall forfeited.
Douglas Devere Seymour, failure to
furnish name and address at time of
accident, 10 days county Jail to run
connecutlvejv with charge of operating
motor vehicle white operator license
lusopnded.
Ernest Nelson Alcorn, violation basic
rule. $6.50 paid.
Fred A. Thurman, drawing check
with Insufficient funds In bank to pay
same In full, asked to waive prelimi
nary hearing. Ordered held to Grand
jury. Bond net at (3.000. Remanded to
cu&tndy of sheriff.
, Charles Martin Hoover, falling to
give proper signal, $. paid.
Roy Nolm Lvda, failing to stop at
top sign, S3 paid.
Prestos Chf-lea Mairel, excessive
width. $7.50 paid.
Jake Nu ne, Jr.. falling to drive right
side highway. $S nald.
Clifford Lynn Stone, violation basic
rule, o.50 paid.
Horry Glen McCumber, falling to
procure operator's license, $7.50 paid.
Richard Lee Vaughn, false applica
tion hunting license. $100 paid.
Douglas Devere Seymour, driving
during suspended period. AO days and
$100 fine and costs or 47' days In
lieu of fine; to run consecutively with
ense failure to furnish name and ad
dress at scene of accident.
Leo Howard Burgett, falling to atop
at stop sign. $3 paid.
Tommy Lee English, falling to stop
at stop sign. $5 paid.
Kenneth Jncoh Jolma, violation bas
ic rule. S7.SO paid.
William Bard Slnymaker, violation
basic rule, $7.50 paid.
tVEEH 13.RTII8
mtSSELL Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Russell of Weed, a son. De
cemher If). 1II.M welshing 7 lb. 15'i oz
at the Weed Hospital.
CASTA N EDA Hn.n to Mr. and
Mrs. Manuel J. Castaneda. Weed, a
daughter weighing 7 lb. and Hi ox.
horn December 29. 1055 at the Weed
Hosnltal.
STONE Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Stone, Weed, a son weighing S
lb. I oz. December 31, 1955 at the
Weed Hospital.
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Rites Held For
. Funeral services wera. held to
day at l p.m. ironi the Conger-
Morris Funeral Home, Ashland,
for Tracy Boolhby, 68, who died
January 3. The Rev. Robert L,
Greene, pastor of the Church of
the- Good Shepherd . officiated.
Commitment was in Memory Oar
dens Memorial Parle.
Mr. Boothby was born July 13,
1888, m Ashland, the son' of early
day Oregon pioneers. He was mar
ried at Jacksonville, Oregon on
July 21, 1908 to, Mary , MV Man
ning, who survives him.
He had been an employe of the
California. Oregon Power Company
lor 12 years prior to his retire
ment three years ago. He. had
made his home In the Prospect
area almost his- entire . lifetime.
He was a member of the Upper
Rogue Grange.- ... .., f
Recreation Panel ;
Discussion Set -
DUNSMUm '.A panel discus
sion on recreation will be the pro
gram at the Elementary School
Parent Teacher's . Association
meeting on Thursday . afternoon,
January 12, at the school auditor
ium. . .;..:..'; '; ; ,
Mrs. ReVa Coon will be modera
tor of the panel, 'Participants will
be Olen Mlnuth,, recreation direc
tor; Lee Clark, chief ot police!
Dr. H. A. Meredith, school board
chairman; .Del -Poe; high-school
principal; Roger Ellis, elementary
scnooi principal; and Fred Lloyd,
mayor.
Among business matters will be
the voting upon recent revision ol
the PTA by-laws. ,
GUINEA FOWL
SUPPER
Most Famous Of All liraa
Malin Masonic Hall
6:00 to 7:30
Saturday, Jan. : 14 "v"
$2.S0 ft elate ' Cards '
PUBLIC INVITED
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T.Boothby
; Other survivors In addition to
the widow include two sons, Ed
Boothby, Klamath Falls, Frank
Boothby, Prospect: two brothers,
Ed Boothby, Prospect, and Char
lie Boothby, Seattle; three sisters,
Mrs. . Maude Arant and Miss Ida
Boothby, both of Prospect and
Mrs. Effie Paul, Medford; ' also
three grandsons.
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EVERY 15 SECONDS - - OF EVERY SHOP
PING DAY - - SOME LUCKY WOMAN BE
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WHY?
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Wesley Baker Begins Two
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Wesley Bryon Baker,. 48-year-nld
Klamath County rancher, was
taken to Oregon Slate Prison Fri
day morning to serve two years
for a Merrill safe burglary after
the state supreme court refused
to consider his appeal.
Rummage Sale
Gets Canceled
DUNSMUIR Members of the
Dunsmulr High School PTA voted
Tuesday evening to cancel the an
nual rummage sale and send all
surplus clothing to either the Red
Cross or Salvation Army lor
flood relief.
The group will sponsor a food
sale on January 27.
Extra-curricular activities of the
high school was the discussion
sublect at the meeting, led by Del
Poe, principal. Dave Blount, Paul
Reglnato, James McClelland, Elsie
Ellington. Charlotte Samuel-
son and David Erickson, members
of the high school teaching .staff,
spoke on subjects of sports, music,
drama, work on the annual and
organisation activities such as YW
and Future Hsmemakerg of Amer
ica.
It was with the concensus that
these activities enable the atudent
to widen his experience, prepare
him to meet later problems and
teach him how to make personal
ity adjustments.
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Baker, who eonvleUad last
March- of . stealing . a aaja from
the Spud Cellar Tavenrn' in Meiw
rill, surrendered 'to sheriff MuK .
ray 'Brltton -lata Thursuay. Hal
had been at liberty .under H.00O
bond. :,i;it,:l 2
Baker 1 was ' aenlmced' Ho' prison!
by Circuit Judge Ralph -'M. Hok
man of OregooClty,. who was pre-1
siding at the -.Ume In :.Klamau
County. . After sehtenco. had baa
passed. Defense . Attorney U. aV
BalenUnc- filed rootlet- af appeal
and Baker was released -on bend;
District Attorney Richard Bttae
ley revealed .Friday that, the da.
fense failed to f 11a the. necessary
papers with the supreme court
within, tht- legal time Jlmlt. ' . f
Beasley filed a motion to dl
iniss the cast with tht high trib
unal on grounds that tht defendant
failed to serve tht prosecution
with a copy of its brief ' -within i
days after -'the--transcript ef 1hi
case had been filed hi Salem. Thai
law holds that under such eandtt
tlons, the judgment of the Itvti
court may be affirmed.. -
As soon as ha was Informed ht
Oregon City of -the supreme eauri
action, Judge Holman . issued a
order -for Klamath County Sheriff
Murray Brltton to take Baker into
custody and transport' him to thai
state penitentiary for execution of
tht sentence. -
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Baker was token to Salem Frit
day moraine; by Deputy Sheriff
Del Summers.' ;
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