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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1956)
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1958 irERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE CITY BRIEFS Meeting Planned Unit 12. Dis ibled American Veierans Auxiliary will meet at 8 p.m. Friday at the Knights of Columbus Hall. I'SAF Recruit Edward B. Bra zee, son ol Mrs. Katherine Bllling3. 114 Lincoln Street, has enlisted in the U.Si Air Force, according to a report from T-Sgt. Don Adams. USAP recruiter here. Brazee was a graduate of California Concordia College in June. 1955. He will take basic training at Parks Air Force Base. California. Meeting There will be a social meeting of the Pelican Auxiliary, No. 1383 VFW, tonight, g p.m. in the VFW Hall. Refreshments will be served by the Post. Meeting The study group "To Combine Our Efforts For Lasting Peace," will meet Friday, Feb ruary 17 at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Charles Johnson. 4500 Clin ton Avenue. Mrs. Paul Campbell wily talk on the United Nation). A nursery will be provided for children. All inlerested women are invited to attend. Vasa Lodge of Klamath Falls Falls will celebrate its 31st anni versary of the organization here on Saturday, February 18, at the IOOF Hall. The dinner at 6 p.m. will be followed by a program and dance. Otto Clawson is president. I Dance All square dancers are Invited to attend the regular monthly dance of the Keno prom enaders to be held Saturday eve ning, February 18 at the Poe Val ley Grange Hall. Dancing will start at 8:30 p.m. followed by a potluck supper. Remember to take own table service. Home Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stev nson. of the Roosevelt Apartments and their son Bud, have returned home from a months vacation in Mexico. While south they attended the rodeo at Fort Worth, Texas, where Stevenson bought a cutting horse. Meeting of the Shasta-Home dale Home Extension Unit, Friday, February IT, 10 a.m. at Joan's Kitchen at the fairgrounds. The project, will be on "Rolls and Bread From Sweet Dough." Lead ers will be Vernadine Long, and Helen Schneyder. Take fruit for naiad. Rest of the lunch will be furnished. Letter Gust P. Vourchis has re ceived a letter from King Paul of Greece thanking him for a bundle of issues of the Herald and News. The letter look only four days to come from the Royal Palace. American Legion Post No. 14J will have a potluck dinner and party Saturday. February 18, 7:30 p m. at the Shasta Grange Hall. Everyone is invited, and admission is one hot dish or a salad. There will be a special prize. ArmT Nurse Cant.-Alma O.-Mc- Clure, Army nuse, duughier of W. K. McClure, 418 North Tenth Street, recently arrived in Wash ington, D.C., and is now assigned to Walter Reed Army Hospital. The captain graduated from Baptist Slate Hospital School of Nursing, Little Rock, in 1M4, and entered the Army Nurse Corps in April, IMS. Death Learned Clarence M, Williams, brother of Edgar L. Wil liams of 811 Addislon Street, died Monday. February 14, in oroviue California, of a heart condition. Chiloquin PTA Sepc Movies CHILOQUIN A good sized at tendance at PTA Monday night saw two reels of colored movies on Japan, its people, scenery, cus toms and sea life. Peter Croes, social welfare worker at Klamath Agency, who lived In the Oiient for six years, took the lilms and showed them. The high school glee club, un der the direction of Mrs, Flank Bell and with Mrs. John Heilbron ner at the piano, sang three num- Ders. During the business session, led by President Joe Jackscn. it was decided that a new vice president would not be chosen to replace Mrs. Earle Wilcox, who will coon be moving to Klamath Falls. For ihe few months remaining the secretary and treasurer will assist in the vice president's duties. The PTA win sponsor a banquet for the high school basketball teams after the close of the sea son. Mrs. Floyd Ohles was ap pointed chairman of the event. As sistance has ,bcen volunteered by oilier civic organizations, more de tails of which will be published later. Square dances sponsored during the past month have been ver suc cessful and it was decided that on first and third Thursdays that the beginners would have special instruction in the squares, while those w-ho are more advanced could go ahead and dance. A report was made of the speech given at the January PTA meeting by Allen Galbraith, superintendent of Klamath Agency, dealing with the present status of the inaian people and chances that are oc curring which alfect them. BASIN BRIEFS Hospitallied Mrs. Roy Shoemak-i er' of Glenn, California, former Butte Valley resident, has been seriously 111 in a Willows hospital and is expected to be able to re turn to her home next Monday. Gueati. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marwick'of Redding and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carnini of Don is w ere Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burby, Macdoel, and attend ed the VFW meeting. Mrs. Msr wlck is district president of the VFW auxiliary. Macdoel Hans Karstensson of Yreka was in Macdoel Tuesday af ternoon for an ASC community meeting. Other committeemen at tending were Delos Mills. Donald Dysert. Harry Holzhauser. Carroll Robison, Clarence Cross and Tlico Johnson. . Dunsmulr Rudy A. Bracht of Sacramento, northern district sec retary of the California' YMCA. spoke on Juvenile delinquency at the Dunsniuir Rotary Club lunch eon this week. He was introduced by Chester Porter, program chair man for the day. Fart Klamath Mr. and Mrs. William Zumbrun have returned from tw-o months' visit wuh her family at Porterville, California. They stopped off en route home to take in the Range Bull Sale at Red Bluff. During their absence, year round ranch hand Rex Cur ry has been in charge of the Zum brun ranch. Former Dorris Girl Honored Barbara Anderson, former resi dent of Dorris. is a recent grad uate of the Oakland Junior Col lege. Dental School, Oakland, Cali fornia. . She was valedictorian for her graduating class, speaking on "Our Forward Look." In recognition of her scholastic ability she was pre sented with an achievement award by Dr. Charles E. Barker of the Alameda County Dental Society. Other recognition was given for her class leadership and glee club participation. Barbara, an accom plished pianist, appearea on me commencement program, playing Rustle of Spring." She Is now employed as assist ant to an oral surgeon in Oak land. Present for her graduation was her mother, Mrs. J. C. 8tevenson Jr., Dorris. March at Dimes There will be a March of Dimes po.luck dinner and card party in Fort Bidwell. Friday, February 17. at the school house. Everyone welcome. There will be games for the children and prizes for all games. Polio Benefit Mrs. Katie Grove, ' March of Dimes Chairman at Ea gleville. announces that a Polio benefit program will take place in Eagleville Saturday evening, Feb ruary 18. at 8 p.m. There will be 45-minute play by the "Tumble Weeders." plus several comedy acts. A cake sale will also be fea tured. All residents of Modoc Coun ty are invited. Party The Rev. and Mrs. Mar- vis Keyser who are leavina Tule lake, to make their home in Port land, will be honored at a fare well party at 7 p.m. at the Tule lake Community Presbyterian Church on Sunday. February 19. A dessert course will be followed by a program in charge of Mrs. Ray Aikens. All Basin friends are cor dially invited. A nursery for chil dren will be provided. Meeting The Lower Klamath Basin Council of Church Women will observe World Dv of Prayer on Friday. February 17 at 2 p.m. in the upper annex room of the Tulelake Community Presbyterian Church. Representatives of various communities of the council will take part in the program. Women of all churches are cordially in vited. A nursery will be provided. come to attend. Carl Douglas will caU. In I'SA Mr. and Mrs. Ra7 Prowell. Chiloquin. received a call from their older son. Allen Ray, Monday night saying that he was back in the United States alter a tour of duty with the Navy In the Orient. He will not have leave to come home at this time. Visit Portland Mr. and Mis. Earl Hall left Wednesday after noon for a several days' visit in Portland. Mrs. Callie Clalk and Janet are staying with Lyly and Janet Hall during their parents' absence. Lakevlew Cpl. Arthur W. Creel, U.S. Army, whose wife. Bobby, lives in Lakeview, is schcduleo to return to the U.S. this month alter serving with the 867 Ui Field Ar tillery Battalion in Germany. Creel, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Creel, Lakevlew. Is a graduate of Fall River Unifier! High School. McAr thur, California, entered the Army in 1953 and has been overseas since last June. Youths Admit Hall Burglary Two Klamath Falls boys, seed i- onrt is arrested early this nnmintr nv citv oollce. have ad mitted burglarizing the Klamath Falls Moose Hall, officers reported todav. Police said that in this case, they worked "backwards." getting the boys before the crime was re ported. A patrol car picked them up at about 2:1S a.m. while they were hitch hiking out of the city on Kit Carson Way. When questioned, they said they were on their way to Eugene to visit a relative of one of them. When police discovered that they had a relatively large sum of mon ey, they reportedly admitted the burglarv. The bovs had a total ol 153.26. Jme ciearettes. candy and gum. and a ring of keys they said be longed to the lodge, investigators said. The boys reportedly told officers they entered the building while it was still open and hid until it closed. They said uie money came from the bar. iJuvenlle Officer Francis Math- First Meeting Held By 4-H MACDOEL The Butt Valley 4-H Club held Its first meeting of the year Monday evening at the Macdoel school house. Frank Cross was elected presi dent of the community club. Den nis Cross vice president, Twyla Johnson secretary-treasurer. Monte Robifon reporter. Sylvia and Lyn da Holbrook and Diana Robison. song leaders, and Glenda Johnson, recreation leader. Oflicers elected for the. livestock club are Monte -Robison, president; Svlvia Holbrook, vice president: Glenda Johnson, secretary, and Dennis Cross reporter. Sewing club officers chosen were Linda Kay Crawford, president; Twyla Johnson, vice president: Marilyn Andrus, secretary, and Lynda Holbrook. reporter. A 4-H officers'- training class is planned for Friday evening, Feb ruary 17. ,at. the Macdoel school nouse lor ine ouiie vaney-iuie-lake area. Farm Adviser M. V. Maxwell, S. D. Nelson and Ger trude StLder of Yreka will be present. Refreshments will be served. Visiting at Lakeview last week were Mrs. Mildred Castel and Mrs. Joanne Taylor of Fort Klamath with Mrs. Castel's son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. (Tony) Castel, daughter Lena and son Keith. She is relief operator at the Chiloquin office of the West Coast Telephone Company. Gueata Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dyche, sons Larry and Mark, are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas O. Dyche at Fort Klamath. Attend Wedding Mrs. Myrtle Denton snd Mrs. Richard O. Var- num of Fort Klamath attended the wedding in Ashland on February 12 of Faye Hess and Kenneth Mickle. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mordecal Hess, former Wood River Valley resi dents now living in Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Meschke now own the former Hess property. Improved Several Fort Kramath persons are reported lmprovea ioi lowing recent sieges of Illness. The group includes William A. rage Mrs. Ober Brown. Mrs. Joanna Taylor. Mrs. Myrtle Wimer and members of the Richard Wilson family. Fort Klamath Harry -Orem and Ted Floyd were here Monday on business from the Ira F. Orem and Son ranch at Henley. Meeting of the Tulelake Garden Club. February 22. Washington's birthday at the home of Mrs. Belle Crawford with Mrs. W. S. Edwards and Mrs. George E. Smith Jr. as co-hostesses. Time of the meeting will be 2 p.m. Roll call will be answered with the name of a na tive shrub, suitable for each mem bey's yard. There will be slides and a talk on "The Horticulture and Flower Gardens of Europe," by Beatrice Willard., a high school teacher who spent last summer In Europe. Mrs. E. Webb Bowen Willi give a short talk on the club bird, the humming bird. Officers will be elected. Correction O. C. Gibbs. Lake view attorney, is the newly elect ed president of the Lake County Bar Association. It was erroneous ly stated in Tuesday's paper that Forrest Cooper was elected presi dent. Circuit Judge Charles Foster is the new secretary-treasurer. Ham dinner Mt. Carmel Catho lic Church of Chiloquin will spon sor its men's annual ham dinner Sunday, starting at 5 p.m. Brush Burning Warning Given MOUNT SHASTA All persons burning trash, brush or other deb-! ris are cautioned by the U.S. For-! est Service headquarters to be careful. Although no burning permits are 1 required until April 15, the forest j service warns that it is against the law for anyone to wilfully or; knowingly allow a fire to burn un controlled. People eager to burn winter accumulated debris are apt to over look the fact that the weather has become dry and windy, the forest service observed. i A small brush fire In Dunsmulr ; on Sunday required control to in- Ex-Convict Held For Rape A 20-year-old ex-convict was held in the county fail Thursday on a statutory rape charge alter he was alleged to nave ravisnea two gins, 14 and 15 years old. He Is Philip Duane Jackson, who served a year in Oregon State Pris on for burglary. Jackson was ar rested at Bonanza by Deputy Sher iff Robert Hartley on complaint of the parent of the two alleged victims. According to Deputy District At torney P. K. Puckett, the com plaint against tne youin was signed by the mother of one of the girls. Immediately after r c-.-rrant fad been served on him, Jacksur. -was arraigned before Acting District Judge George Proctor. He was al lowed until February 21 to decide whether he wants a preliminary hearing. In lieu of 87,500 bail, he was remanded to the county Jail. Potlurk ' The Macdoel Parents and Patrons are sponsoring a pot luck supper and square dance at the Macdoel school house Saturday evening. February 18. Supper will begin at 8:30. Guests are asked to bring a hot dish and either salad or dessert and also their own ta ble service. Admission will be charged, and the public la invited. New Baby The Modoc Medical Center at Alturas reports the birth of a baby boy on February 11 at 10:30 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Doug las J. Elzea of Alturas. The baby has been named Thomas James. New Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Kircher, Chiloquin, are par ents of a third daughier. born Wednesday morning at Klamath Valley Hospital. The young lady weighed six pounds twelve ounces, and like the rest of the members of her family, will have a name beginning with D. She will be called Denise. ' Visit Jaycees Leo Morstad and Jerry Slusser. Klamath Fails Jay cee president and vice-president, visited the Tuesday evening busi ness meeting of the Reservation Jaycees when they met at the Chiloquin high school. Chiloquin The Chiloquin PTA will sponsor a square dance to night in the high school assembly hall from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Help will be given to beginners and all high school students and adults are wel- Chas. J. Cizek TAILOR. Suit! 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