Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 24, 1956, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, JANUARY 24. 1956 PAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON BASIN BRIEFS Meeting Prosperity Social Club, OES. Malta will meet Thursday, January 26, at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Louis Kaiina tor its regu lar January meeting. Enlisted Robert W. DcBols, son o( Mr. and Mrs. James B. De Bois, Box 62, Chlloquln, enlisted In the U.S. Air Force on January m, according to information received from T-Sgt Don Adams, local USAF recruiter. Airman Basic Du Bois will be stationed at Parks aib. California, for his basic Hawaii Tour Seats Listed There are still several vacant seats on the Klamath County Cham er of Commerce air tour to the Hawaiian Islands, Walt Mclntyre of Mclntyre Travel Service, who Is in charge of the arrangements, reported today. Departure date for the special plane to Honolulu has been set for 10 a m. February 6 at the Klam ath Falls Airport. The Trnnsocean Airlines DC4 plane will fly direct ly to Honolulu, and the tour group will return on another special lllght February 14. HiRhllghts of the tour will lit elude the Mount Tantalus tour, a Hawaiian "luau" at the Queen's Surf, boat rldus at Walkikl Beach, and a tour of a pineapple cannery. Included In the tour is a full week at the New Edgewater Hotel. All details of the Hawaiian por tion of the tour are being handled by the airline, which will also fur nish tour guides where needed. Reservations itiBy be made at Mclntyre'a office In the lobby of the Wills rd Hotel. training, alter which he plans to apply for Officers Candidate School. Fort Klamath The C. I. Club Is sponsoring a public card parly Sat urday evening, February 4, In the C .1. clubhouse. I.ansrll Valley Mrs. Neva Noble and Mrs. Earl Hltson are spending a few davs at S.m Francisco and weekended with Mrs. Hltson s son, Ouy, who Is stationed at Fort Ord. Visit Parents Mrs. Louis Par sons and Desnna of Macdoel and Mis. Elfie Oilman of Merrill spent fair days recently with Mrs, Par dons' parents, the Walter 6mlth3 of Langell Valley. Weekending in Langell Valley were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Conley of Grants Pass with her brother, Orval DeVaul and lamily. Home to Langell Valley are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lilly who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Earl Hltson Jr., at Oakridge. Dunsmuir Court Fines Ormsbee DUNSMUIR Orrln Keith Ormsbee. 45. of Dunsmuir. v iinrri s-'ta in Dunsmuir Judicial court on MondHy morning sum:.' being found guilty oi anving wmic intoxicated. Ormsbee was arrested by the California highway patrol about 7:30 p.m. Saturday louowing an autobmoile accident Just north of nmcmiiir The northbound car driven by Ormsbee veered across the highway into the soutnDouna lane, resulting in a headon crash u'tth tiia automobile driven by Stanley Dwiuht Wallace. 36. Car- mlchael. Caliiornia, accoroing to the highway patrol. Wallace was not Injured, the report said. BANl'F.I.OS RKI.BASFD DUNSMUIR Victor Banuclos. 54, of Kecg Pit. has been released on a S2.000 ball bond after plead-. lng not guilty to an assault charge ; In Dunsmuir Judicial Court. No date for a hearing has been set. Banuclos was arrested on a war- rant last week in connection "with) a stabbing incident in a Dunsmuir) restaurant. I.akevlew Mr. and Mrs. Ike Kent are home after a month at Phoenix, Arizona. Meeting of the St. Barnabas Guild of Langell Valley. 2 p.m.. Thursday, January 26 at the home of Mrs. Harry Frailer. Cof C Groups Hold Meeting Officials of the chambers of com merce of Southern Oregon and Northern California attended the annual Chamber Workshop held all day Saturday In the Jackson Hotel In Medford. The workshop is an annual af fair set up for new directors and officials of the chambers. The problems of the chambers are dis cussed and new Ideas explored. The subjects studied Included: "The responsibility of the board of directors and the staff In a cham ber of commerce," ''Developing Southern Oregon industry," "De veloping tourist travel and conven Hon business in Southern Oregon," "Experiences in chamber of com merce financing." and "Chamber of commerre activity in the field of taxation. The day's activities began with registration and breakfast at 8 p.m A luncheon was served at noon Dunsmuir Sets Railroad Days DUNSMUIrt Varied entertain ment Is being sought for Railroad Days to be held In Dunsmuir, June 15, 16 and 17, Mrs. Reva Coon, entertainment committee head, has announced she Is ready to handle applications from Individual entertainers, organizations and croups, she Is also seeking public opinion as to what is the most desirable entertainment. Francis McEnerney, president of the Railroad Days board of cllrec CITY BRIEFS Injured Mrs. Charles H. (Inez) Iverscn, 4525 Clinton Avenue, is home from a short clay In Klam ath Vallev Hospital. Mrs. Iversen slipped on an Icy step two weeks a?n, breaking her left leg above the ankle in two places. She Is a former switchboard operator for the Herald and News. Meeting of Falrvicw PTA, Thursday. January 26 at 2:15 p.m. In the school auditorium. Dr. Seth Kerron. Klamath County health of ficer, will be guest speaker. Tho school chorus will be presented in several ' numbers by Mrs. Don (Ellen) Miller. Everyone Is wel come. Meeting of Cub Pack No. 8 at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, January 25 at the Twyla Ferguson school. Caller Professional square dance caller Bill Castner will be at the Eagles Hall for the fourth consecutive year on February 11, 8:30 p.m. Meeting Women of the Moose. tors,, has announced the following , cl,!Pt,"r I81,'11 meel ,or ,rU"al Moose Hall. Practice Is for me midwinter conference. All ofllcnrs, escorts and committee chairmen committee appointments: Reva Coon, chairman, Henry Schrocder, Beverly Mason and M a r J o r 1 e Young, entertainment; F. F. Kohl baker, chairman, L. L. Orlfflth, and Kenneth Burns, decorations and construction; Bob Kcnoyev and Kenneth Hums, finances; Lee Hud dle, publicity; and F. F. Kohl : baker, parade. Public entertainment In the downtown area will not be a fea ture of the celebration this year, McEnerney has announced. "The hall park and adjacent parking facilities can handle the I crowds we expect to entertain, Airrcncrney said. are requested to be present. Meeting for the League of Worn en Voters, 1:30 p.m. January 25 at ine county uorary lecture room Tile public is Invited. Accident Brings Traffic Citation Shirley Milllcent Boyd, 2512 Rcc- I tarnation, was cited for failure to The board is setting ud soeclal 'ism ot way 10 a venic.e trnnsnnrftinn 111111,. k.. ....... Bs ln resu" 01 accicent til tne the ball park and downtown, was announced. SYMPATHY for Intersection of Division and Rad- clllfe streets r.t 4:48 p.m. Monday. Klamath Falls police said today. Her auto and one driven by Harold E. Lyon, route 1, box 857, collided at the Intersection, police said. There were no injuries. She was scheduled to appear in police court this morning. MOSCOW U Svmnatlw the American taxpayer as he digs down to meet payments to Uncle Sam came from nn unexpected ouarter Tuesday. The Communist HOHF.RSON HHIF.ASF.D Parly newspaper Pravda said the! DUNSMUIR Joseph Richard American taxpayers were not get- Roberson, 20, of Yakima, Wash ting the break they deserve be-1 Ington, was released Monday cause the U.S. government keeps j morning after serving two days Increasing the "cold war budnef'jovcr a double line and Judge A. and cutting funds for social scrv-A. Smith ruled the time spent lces awaiting a healing as time served. 23 IfecM A (2Q Mondov, Jonuory 23, 1 933 The Oregon Mothers Club wus enlerloined Monday evening by Mrs. E. M. Chilcote at her home or Meso Street when live tobies of bridge were in pluy. Hti,h score ot the close of the evening was presented to Mrs. C. E. Morrison ond second high to Mrs. James Stark. Mrs. Charles Garcelon ond Mrs. Willord Pcylon will Oct os hostesses ot the February meeting. Tuesdoy, Jonuory 24, 1933 Mrs. Walter Waggoner will e.itertom Ihe Lioness club, Monday evening, ot her home 920 Crant Street. Mrs. Fred Heilbronner ond Mrs. Lottie Curnn . will be assisting hostesses. Wedneldoy, Jonuory 25, 1933 Two students Irom Klamath Falls wen positions on the University of Oregon honor roll (o. scholastic excellency in the school term lust closed. They were John William Morrison, junior in art, son of Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Morrison, and Rulh May Chilcote, freshman in English, daughter ot Mr. ond Mrs. E. M, Chilcote. Thjrtdav January 26. 1933 ri..l.l,. u.n i. coast on the Washington Street hill and Second Street ..us.up.yiun, win pe DiocKacleo. according to nouncen.ent Irom Sergeant Carl Cook, of the police department. Portland Avenue will olso be blockaded in order Ihor youngsters may enjoy the winter sport. Ftidoy, Jonuory 27. 1933 G C Motley was elected presi dent of the Klamath Falls association of Building Craftsmen's Employers this week. Leo Hulls was nomed vice president. H I. Ureru was elected secretary lor Ihe third year in suc cession. Soturdo,, Jonuory 28, 1933 Mrs. C. A. Humble, Mrs. Richard Smith ond Miss AiKo Massev presided os hostesses ot the lanuary meeting of the American AsstKiation of Uni veisity Women held Saturday afternoon ot the Pelican Grille where luncheon wos served at half past twelve o'clock. Injure With lowed to cross n an-troffic LIABILITY FIRE Paul O. Landry V. T. Johnson D. L. Thomas 419 Main Street Phone 2-2526 AUTO PROPERTY SALES ARE ZOOMING.' 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